Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-29

ndor arms--San Domingo's fund Of
10000 pla ced on board the bark Alice
when the revolution broke ont.
FRIDAY. MAY 80
Senator Hoar speaks in congress on
Philippine measure. declaring that gov
eminent should make definite state
ment; we are bound to keep faith with
The Fiipnos; says Monroe doctrine is
violated by the present policy
Kosher" beef riots at Boston, mostly
among women, result in arrests and de-
struction of property-Annie NJ.
Clarke. former leading lady at the Bos-
ton Museum. dies at Chicago of pneu-
monia-Serious foods in Oklahoma
st. Louis painters strike settled in
mems favOr-Presbyter assembly
adopts report on creed revision
Miners considering question Of calling
a national Minneapolis
man sent to workhouse for 90 days for
stealing an mbrella--Minister
Squiers sails for Cuba-Fowler cur
rency bills chances fadng-Cuban
relief prospects still very uncertain
Vatican may not receive the Taft COM
mission-House plans to take up ca Bile
and irrigation bilIs-Pritish courts
martial executed 81 Beers up to Dec.
31-Sccret service men raid counter
feiting plant near New York--Goods
of Porto Rican origin held abroad car
be imported free of duty-Reported
senate compromise on 20 percent for
five years in Cubas case-New
Orleans federal court assesses DAM
ages against British Transports
British army reforms urged-Presi-
dent Loubet at St. Petersburg-Bad
condition OF Turkish treasury-Eng-
land has renewed hope of peace
Bomb thrown during Havana celebra-
tion--Ensland predicts early annexa-
ton of Cuba--Denmark extends treaty
for sale of islands-Ship merger Sc
cures England's food in war time
Denmark figuring on wireless telegraph
to Iceland--Cardina Martinelli says
America is his second country-Chili
and Argentina seem to be coming 10
an eement--Fpnch government
considering evacuation Of Martinique
Situation in Hayti improving;
United States cruiser Topeka at Port au
Prince.
SATURDAY,. MAY "a.
Every reason to believe that peace in
South Africa is assured, though nothing
official is announced-John Cassidy
is dead as result of knock out" blow
at the Lenox Athletic club. Boston
Explosion at Fernie. b. c., kills more
than 100 nen--Mornons emierating
to Mexico--Ashes from Martinique
coming ashore at Pensacola, FLA
Northeastern Iowa suffers severely
from cloudburst--Clover. Va, al
most destroyed by fire; loss 5000 O0O--
Palisades Park assured to New Jersey
women's clubs-Lnwyers fees in Fair
will contest reach nearly s., 600 600
Chicago women blacklist well-known
books for chidren--All is quiet in the
coal regions; no move for settle nent
of strike-Two killed and many in
jured in a trolley wreck near Easton,
Pa-Senator Tillman SCOTS at criti-
cism in a speech in South Carolina
Indiana silver Democrats want Bryan
endorsed but state committee rejects
their demand--American birthrate
falling-Counterfe gang broken
I'D In Chicago Educational test like
ly to be enacted in immigration bill
SpOoners Cuban plan places RESPONSE
bility on the president-Cnited States
oppose exacting Chinese indemnity at
shifting rates of exchange
offer millions for Chinese opium mon
opOly-Roumana Jews plan emigra-
ton to United States-India may put
a countervailing duty on bountied
sugar-Belsian diplomat confirms re-
port that Japan seeks loan here-Ex-
odus from Martinique continues,
though Pelee is less menacng--Pres-
ident Loubet's Russian visit ends with
mutual toasts to the allied navies--
Proposed release of Americans in Gu
ban prisons does not aid Rathbone and
Nicely.
SUNDAY. MAY 25.
President may speak in fail cam
paigns In Vermont and New Hamp-
shire-The Jacksonian club of Ne
braska passes into control of the gold
element--United Miners order general
strike In Virginia and West Virginia
-Consolidated road freight handlers
ut New London pier to strike--sensa-
tional attack on Hanna by the CORE
spending secretary of the Baptist Home
Mission society in st. Paul--Beef trust
managers feeling the effects of injunc-
ton; riots in New York-Boston's
oldest resident, Mrs. Nancy Washing
ton dies at age Of 1O7 years--Death
at Washington Of Lord Psuncefote,
British amba ssador-Two jockeys
hurt and two horses ruined at the
Gravesend race track-Deputy Sheriff
Piummer of Portland, Me, arrested or
charge Of taking bribes-RNral free
delivery route TO be started on Lake
Winnipiseogee June 2-Colusnbia
freshmen win their boat race with the