Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-06

dIlS vi TIC WOTlU.
MONDAY. MARCH 3.
Prince Henry went up Lookout Noun
ain and after viewing the ground
where the l'nion and Confederate
rmies met in conflict md hearing
fresh the story OF the battles, resumed
his Journey to the north and west
Paterson, y. j., recently swept by fire.
is now overwhelmed by food.
Hundreds of families have been made
homeless by the overflow of the Passaic
river and the country for miles around
the city is under watcr-Dover, n. H..
police unable to account for the sudden
disappearance of Miss Fannie Lucas.
the ~23-year-old daughter OF John
Lucas, a farmer--James Wallace. 20
years old, is in a critical condition ut
Fall River, Mass, from conclusion of
the brain and numerous scalp and BODY
injuries as the result Of a vicious assault
made upon him by William Hamilton,
3o-Flood reports general from every
part Of New England. although condi-
lions are not particularly alarming
James l.. Chaplin, postmaster Of the
town of Lincoln, Mass. for over 43
years without a break, is dead.
TUESDAY. MARCH 4.
Prince Henry entertained with ban
quet. musical festival and grand ball at
Cltcago-Minister L.eisman presents
note to Turkey demanding punishment
of Miss stones captors; Turkey denies
rcspOnSibility-Ten of II Maine
cities elect Republican city govern
ment-Annual own meeting day in
MISUNDERSTANDING New Eng
land brings 1879 Italian immigrants to
Boston-Publishers secure revocation
of postal regulation regarding Iews-
paper NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wants bet
ter sanitary arrangements-Deadlock
expected in Maryland legislature
Ships arriving at Honolulu report sew
ere storms-SuccesSful test Of rail
road telephone line OH the Illinois Cen
tral--New steamship record. Yoko-
hama TO Honolulu, days, . hours aud
II minutes-United States supreme
court rules that Detroit's three cent
fare ordinance is irregular and witiour
binding effect-Oklahoma judge ruics
against white men who have married
Indians, holding that they are. soon
crs'--More ~surfenders in Cavlte and
Ihguna provinces; so belomen killed by
part of First infantry in Sauiar--
President Roosevelt says he will visit
the Charleston exposition-Gencrai
otis to retire; Macarthur to command
department Of the lakes-Supreme
curt sustains Illinois law imposing
nos for dealing in fut,res-HIvana
c%rchantS oppose plan to con6ne ship
ms to American and Cuban vessels
House committee favors admission
states Of Oklahoma, Arizona and
w Mexico: preliminary steps in case
# Indian territory.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 8.
Prince Henry entertained with pub
lie reception, banquet and parade of
fire department at Milwaukee--NTob
in possession of streets at Norfolk, in
consequence Of strike Of street rail way
acknowledgements Moody Of
Massachusetts named as possible Sue
cessor Of Secretary of Navy Lone -
Supreme court decision ends trading in
futures in lllinois-Agreement
reached for a new basis of wages on the
Erie railroad-J. G. Aver company,
Lowell. Mass. will not employ b Us
who smoke cigarets-House adopts
conference report on Philippine bill by
narrow margin of &c to G1@presidcnt
Roosevelt notifies railroads that the in
terState mRie and Sherman laws
will be acknowledgements Taft
says slavery exists only on southern
islands of the Philippines; danger in
trying to end system by force Of arms
STRIKERS shot for participating in
riots at Rarcelona-GenerNl DeWct
said to have been shot in the arm
Won Ruelow says Germany will not in
%torfere in South Atrica-Germany
aholisheS house slavery in CameroonS
and Togo colonies-SantoS-Dunon
plans to have an airship al the corona-
ton fcstiyitieS-Anglo-French syndi-
cate said to have offered $50, 00U. 900
for Panama canal riehts-Students
and Workingmcn plan a great demon
stration in 81. Petersburg-Repot
that BUtha. Stcyn. DeWet and Schalk-
burger are planning Il meeting
United States and Great Britain warned
to watch move of Germany in China
lord Avehury sees no reason for
British dependency; hints that our
inland states VIII defeat our ship sub
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