Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-27

New York--Michacl b. Sullivan of
Boston took fatal jump from Brooklyn
bridge-Bcef trust cases to be argued
in Chicago Dec. 16-Germany and
England considering serious action
against Venezuela; debating Just " hat
form tho measures will ASSUME
Bandits hold up Rock Islnnd train and
secure considerable booty.
MONDAY, NOV. "a.
Gale or Cape Cod brings death to
shermen-President Eliot of Har-
ward finds good in la Dor unions. but aIso
finds many evils; denounces boycott and
misunderstanding withdraws troops
from isthmus- lives lost at
fire In Ashland. Wis; property loss over
$500. 000-Consul McNally calls the
shooting at Guatemala cold blood d
murder--Westbo bound express held ~
and robbed by bandits near Davenport.
la--Three boys drowned in the
Androscoggin river near Lewiston. Me
President Mt school dedication and
Union league banquet in Philadelphia
Sister Theresa of Carney Iospital.
Boston, completes 80 years OF seryi @
THE mikado sends gift md nm
autograph letter to Mrs. L. :. Grant --
Anthracite commissioner says the main
points have been agrced upon--Fr,1.
Grafton convention to meet in Boston
in 1903: Gompcrs re-elected---En-
gineers running west of Chicago TO de-
mand Is percent increase in wages -
Wool trade thrca tened b. general
strike at the port of Buenos Ayws--
Ohio court decides husband may eject
his mother-inlaw from house - United
States government to hold Cuba stri .s,y
to her bligatiOns-Dpath of Herr
krupp, the German gunmaker, and
richest man in Germany.
TUESDAY,, NOV. %.
Anthracite strike confcrees called to
Wa shington; belief that outside settle
ment of differences is near-F'rank u.
A Hen made permanent receiver IF the
Central National bank. Boston-Trade
In live stock in Massachusetts, to be
brought TO a stnndstill on account of
the foot and mouth discase"-Many
loaded freight cars burned at Taunton,
Mass; loss $40, 00O--San Francisco.
Honolulu cable likely to he ready by
Christmas -Rabbi Silverman OF New
York declares Iionism is not feasible
Dartmouth mill wea vcrs. Nov. Bed.
ford. vote to strike if grievances are
not djusted--Torto Ricans in Hawaii
anxious to leave; they have proved n
failure as plants ton la borers-Haz-
ing at West Point to be taken IN by
concress--Nebraska Indians want 20
send their children to public schools
Peace in Panama not likely to naveany
effect on canal Negotiations Western
cattle syndicates Illegally acquire home
stcads from war widows-Arrh-
bishop Chappclle defends friars and 'n.
clares they will stay in the Philippincs
--Pension commissioner advises re-
tirement Of old clerks, who cannot now
do efficient work Secretary Root
will favor plan allowing army officers
TO deposit funds with pnvma stcr and
receive interest on ba lancos---CZar of
Russia said to fear demand for his
acknowledgements in Russia re-
turning TO their mother country--ITa-
vana strike very serious two strikers
killed. several police wounded New
invasion OF Venezuela from Colombia.
but only rebels arc blamed british
minister hauls down the Chinese flag
at the Tong Shan coal mines --Rosoi,l-
ton in British house Of commons TO
ratfy Brussels convention aboliShinr
sugar bounties.
WEDNESDAY. NOV. &c.
Coal settlement all off again, as a re-
suit of protest made by independent coal
operators to presidents of coal-carry-
roadS-Ilavana strike settled through
the intervention of General Gomcz--
After an all-nght session the Newton.
Mass, board Of aldermen passes bill
calling for expenditures of more than
$1,000, 900 Baldwin not to command
Zeiglers Arctic cXpcdition-- Northern
securities hearing in New York ad-
journs to Dec. II abor Federation
will blacklist congre Ssmen who oopose
anti-injunction campaign President
tavors early trust lesisiation- Cab
met discusses treaties with Cuba and
COlombia-Taft and Guidi make
working plans to settle friar question
commissioning for Porto Rico reports
good progress in all lines-INgiSla-
ton for Philippine money TO be taken
up by congress Republican leadecs
oppose the presidents tariff counts
sion idca--Civil service commission
to investigate Congressman LIQUIDS de-
feat, supposed to be due TO letter car
shlcy NJ. Gould to he asso-
ciate justice of the supreme court of
the District of Columbia, and Franci
NJ. Wright to he judge OF the court of
claims--Serious strikes in Ruehos
Ayrcs-New cabinet for British Co
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. starts for South
Africa--Armed bands still active in
Macedona---lt is now admitted that
$500 deaths resulted from Guatemala
British employers pro
test against American plan Of paying
good wages to encoura &c increased out
put-Castro says battle OF La Vic
toria was n death blow to rebels he
expects to proclaim peace By first OF
January.
THE OLD SQUARE PIANO.
The old enuara r,iaun--thcra et,pJe.