Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-09

the week--Police And 10 bodies buried
in cellar Of medical college Of Indiana
Brewer, Me-, much excited over the re-
ported appearance Of wild man
Captai in Pershing routs Mac1u Moros
and destroys 40 forts-Miss Agnes
McPhee, latest victom Of the Cam
bridge, Mass, slugger, likely to die
Two New Jersey BOYS, who disap-
peared recently. found dead in n field
deputy Thurston of New York re-
signs because he is being "knocked"----
May Yohe and Captain Strong married
in Buenos Ayres.
MONDAY, OCT. 9.
President Roosevelt holds Sunday
conference on strike; will appeal to
miners to 90 TO work and appeal to con-
gress to investigate conditions In the
coal fields; sixth month Of strike begins
with no appreciable Heads
cracked with sticks and stones in riot
between Jews and Poles at Haverhill,
Mass-Many thousands Of working
men follow Zola's body to the grave at
Paris--Shortage Of coal causes sus-
pension Of business in many Boston
esta Marlboro. Mass,
street railway offers $4,000 to settle
suits for damages resulting from col
lisons; will ask receiver II offer Ia re-
fused---Miss Hecker retains the La
tional wonen's goft championship by
defeating Miss Wells Of the Country
club-Amb assador Herbert arrives at
New York-St. Paul stock holders vote
to issue Of 100000 additional COM
mon stock-Contributio to Boston's
coal fund amount to S4O.64i .oC--
Henry Cabot Lodge upholds the prcsi-
dent and makes some caustic references
to the coal erators--Lieutenant
Governor Bates and General Guild in
dorse the presidents action in the coal
strike at the Middlesex club ba Nuet
at Boston; gathering passes resolu-
ton of Endorsement and wires 1t to
President Roosevelt.
TUESDAY, OCT. 7.
Governor Stone orders out entire
division Of Pennsylvania National
Guard for duty in coal fields; Presi-
ACht AN0OSCNCNo dkVAt ACVtN NiNh
ell, but result Of conference is kept
secret--Secretary Hay. in speech at
Grand Army encampment, says our
army need fear no other-Gunboat
Ba ncroft commissioned at Boston navy
yard-John X Macivers scalded TO
Light-Miss Agnes McPhee, the vic.
tim Of a brutal assault by unknown
man, died at the Cambridge. Mass,
ospital-Mollineux trial again posi-
poned--New water supply for Barre,
Nt--Ferris wheel to he taken to st.
Louis-Unprecedented demand for
wood in Episcopal church to
organ ize an order Of Paulist fathers
Republicans not sure of eecting Penny
packer in Pennsylvania--Car
institute may take up the question Of
capital and labor--EarthQuake in
ings damaged--AntiS Saloon league at
tacks the army canteen. and Incl
dentally hits Funston Smelling trust
buys Mexican mines and smelter to re-
duce the output OF silver bullion
Shots, to kill, fred in the direction Of
diers' camp in the coal region-Flor-
ida's governor says coal situation justi-
fies extra session of congress-Prrsi-
dent continues to improve; another OPP
GRAFTON not likely TO be necessary
Great decrease In plague in Egypt
/ A ~ Ion din IN 900 tn
Chuen-Cuban revenue cutter cap
lures an American schooner-Can IL
ada's annual financial report shows
prosperous condition-Damage at
Tehuantepec by tidal wave estimat ed
at $lOOOUO-One hundred thousa nd
tons of coal for America sold on the
Newcastle exchange--Genera Cor
bin and Young and John W. Gates
arrested in England for driving motor
cars too fast
WEDNESDAY. OCT. 8.
Belief that coal barons are now will
ing TO end strike and basis for agree-
ment will he reached at meeting with
manufacturers committee-J. NJ.
1Apman sandbagged and robbed in
Manchester. Mass, town hall--Bes IL
mont, Tex, oil field ablaze; IL lives re-
ported lost-George Gould. steam
ship steward, accidentally shot and
killed by friend in a Boston ga loon -
Bryan men bolt Democratic ticket In
Connecticut-Guy Grindle, II, cor,
fesses to assaulting Mrs I.ittleilaid Mt
Penobscot. Me; says liquor was re-
ponsible-Troops now qua riding HUI
son Valley electric cars-North Caro-
lima negroes organize against the lilly
whites'-Unversity of California to
issue report of investiga tons in Egypt
-Patten. Me, pOstotfice robbed, ap-
parently by professional burglars
New law in Maryland may prevent
many Republicans from voting this fail
Violence follows attempt to start
street cars In New Orleans: troops to
be called--Former Congressman VIII.
lam w. Grout died at st. Johnsbury
Vt-Pershing's Moro victory appears
decisive-Few municipal bonds pre-
scented under Secretary Sha w s Offer
President Roosevelt able to rocei 70
other than official visitors--Henry
White to replace Ambas sador Meyer
mt Rome next spring-Great navaI
parade the feature of the G. A. r. en-
campment al Washington-Secr ~
Shaw issues an order that coal i'm.
porters are 20 have the benefit of any
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