Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-30

accumulated gas and dangerous roofs
| which threatened TO fall and entonb
| the wOrkers-1mpOrtant point scored
for defense in Molneux trial by courts
exclusion of Barnet letters as evidence
Many discharges will take place at
Boston navy yard unless navy depart
mcnt sends work thcre--Ncwark boy
cured of lockjaw by use of anti-ioAin
kentucky Confederate Veterans
home dedicated mt Pcwce Valley
Death of Congressman Charles A. Rus
sell at Daniclson, Conn---Chica 90
bman kills employer during a dis
putc over a fare: jury finds him mot
ty"--Salc of public lands brings
$4,000 for irrigation fund-Ramon
Reyes Lala on the way to Washington
to plead for legislation for the Philip
pnes---Was hington state supreme
court rules that a Japanes cannot be-
come citizen of the United States
Dominican troops rccapturc Monte
Eruption of Soufricrc, st.
Vincent, continues-IriSh members
again cause turmoil in the house of
commons -Chili admits treaty with
Colombia, but minimizes its Importance
Serious strike disturbance at Dun
kirk. France; martial law declared
Victory for the open door in agreement
for military evacuation of Shanghai
British press says European 20 yers
have been duped by Russia in Man
churia-British troops under Swayne
safely in Bohotlo, and the situation is
much improved
SATURDAY. OCT. %.
! Twenty-Five more mines in operation
in the anthracite region and the output
close to 100000 tons: union men being
rapidly reinstated---AraB Bunker, L.
found dead in woods near Belmont. y.
H.. with back filled with birdshot:
Israel Willard, 10, companion, under
James A. Warner found
guilty of larccn. of 5000 from the City
Trust company Of Boston--Two Re-
publicans shot in Porto Rico as result
of political Quarrcls Judge Hardy
releases Fitchburg. Mass. strikers in
Jail for contempt of colIrt---Southern
railways experiments with oil on 10.
cOmotives not a SuccesS--t;OvernO
Stone issues order for withdrawal Of
troops from strike region--Coa COM
mission meets in Washington and re-
teives the presidents instructions
Deposits Of government funds in banks
to stop for n time---Director Roberts
favOrs use of American money in the
INSTRUMENTATION of the ex.
istence of Russian boundary marks
southeast of Porcupine, Alaska-Hay
treaty said to be acceptable to Cuba
with only minor changes: 90 percent re-
ductiOn provided fOr--"BoSS" Shepard
sa id to have left SO. 900. OOO-England
orders three warships described as
''scouts'-Prince Waldemar may be
governor OF Danish West indies
Bulgaria asks powers 10 insist upon re-
forms in Belgium ac-
lively pushing plans for railway in
upper COngo-Frederic Coudcrt re-
tanned by Cuba as counsel in Platt
amendment mattcrs--~H in
Argentina: II killed. many injured;
100 houses destroyed Prince Ching
to ask Germany to interpret 'invidious
distinction" regarding Shanghai agree
ment.
SUNDAY. OCT. 26.
Mitchell worried over troubles with
Independent opera tors: $4,000 men out
or will stay oilt-Claude Dunbar,
aged 10, of Baldwinville shot dead
while hunting in North Orange, Mass
American league makes fierce raid
on National players; cream of Pitts
burg signed for American New York
club-lriSh members in parliament
insisting on their rights. and making
trouble in parliament; even Speaker
Gully inclined to sympathize with
them-Dcath of Josiah H. Drum
mond of Portland, ex-attorney general
of Maine, and one of this countrys
leading Freema club Of
New York gives banquet in honor Of
Prince of Siam-KnoX submits his
report declaring the Panama Canal
company can transfer valid and I'M
incumbcred title-Professo Koch's
views on transmission of animal tu-
berculosis to man causes sensation at
Berlin cOngress-London gratified be-
cause of Charles T. Yerkes victory over
Pierpont Morgan in tube war
Mrs. Dickinson, sister of Charles Stew
art Parnell, demands that John Red
mond account for the fund raised to
purchase the Parnell estate--Decr
hunters numerous in Vermont
Charles Barrett of Berlin. Mass,
charged with polygamy-Fire in
Guild hall and the arrest of sus'
pected dynamiter enlivened the cere
monies in London connected with the
royal progresS--H. c. Egan of Har-
ward wins the intercollegiate golf
cha mpionship.
MONDAY, OCT. 27.
Presidens Roosevelt a. years old tn.
day-Death of Mrs. Stanton, woman
suifra gist at age of S7---Large output
of coal expected in anthracite region
this week-Joseph Chamberlain ia
visit South Africa OH n tour of pr.
sonal War, rinderpest
and cholera, followed by plague of To-
Gusts. make gloomy outlook in the
Philippines--Bigw water power ca nala
Sault Ste Marie, Mich, opened
Woodrow Wilson inaugurated as
president of Princeton----The presiden,
TO urge large and powerful hattleships
for the navy-British lost Maxim CUR