Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-02-05
THE WEEKS NJ VS.
IAN. 90.

W1tn nCaU GU anu eye EOugeU OUT, was
murdcred--Sixteen persons killed by
collision Of trains in Arizona--Tratlic
by land and sea in Boston and vicinity |
impeded by dense fog---Southcrn yarn
spinncrs advance yarn prices 10 percent
Il. G. Smith leaves the typewriter
trust and organizes an independent com
pany-Henry Youtsey declares James
Howard fired the shot that killed Gov.
Crnor GOebel-EX-SenatOr Wolcott de.
clares President Roosevelt took no part
in the Colorado contrOversy-Mincrs'
counsel declares coal roads ha We limited
production, and calls for presidents to
testify before commission-Hclcna,
Mont, finally agrees with water works
company or a basis for settlement OF
long standing Observation-Disclosures of
Reading express admits responsibility
for the wreck at Gracelan1, n. j., in
which more than 20 people were killed
Sir Robert Ginfen sees danger to
England in Germany's recent moves
Committee delays action on canal
treaty. but its ratification seems certain
Nary chaplains fear failure Of the
bill granting them privileges and in
creasc Of pay--Morocco borrows ST.
100000 in Paris--Large lead Of the
United States in Cuban tradc--Irlnce
Wolfgang Zu Stolbcrg Stolberg OF
Prussian Saxony comnits suicide
Great Moslcm uprisins in Egyptian
Soudan threatens contact with the
British.
FRIDAY, JAN. 80.
John ID. Long, former governor of
Massachusetts and secretary Of the
navy. critically i'll in a Boston hospital
Massachusetts supreme court de-
clares city fuel yards to be u%nconstitu-
tional--Conplaint to congress about
Clara Barton's management Of National
Red Cross-Grcat Britain, Germany
and Italy send joint reply to Minister
Bowen refusing to aco<p It proposal that
all the countries having claims against
Venezuela should be placed oil an
equality with the three cooperating
powers-Congregational church has n
policy of finance which does not include
a call for a large Goth century fund
Opening Of the lazoo canal at Nicks-
burg-Reading manager predicts
early break in coal prices-.Dens" fog
in New York bay seriously delays shin
ping-EXplosion at Fort Wayne. Ind,
Kills four men: several others injured
Death Of Engineer Davis. who was
responsible for the Jersey Central wreck
Former Governor Taylor of Ken
lucky declares 1outsey's statement i'm
plicating him is false-Speakers at
sessions Of Church Federation declare
vice is almost lcyalized by the Raines
la w-Manila business men anxious
for a stable currcncy--Unless Quay
yields an extra session will be necessary
Senate passes bill appropriately.
500, 900 for lighthouse in Boston harbor
Sir Charles II. Topper declares
Canada is sure to lose in the boundary
arhdtration--Major Edwin +. Glenn,
charged with murder of Sumav guides,
is acquitted by the court martial
Germany's attitude helps tn" army APP
preparation, upon which the senate
committee nets promptly SPANS
budget shows a surplus of So 600, OC0--
Germans making soundings in Havana
acknowledgements pretender repulscd
and is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Can
terbury's estate valued at sol Bio
Southern part of China wants separate
recommendations Won BallcStrem
accepts reelection as president of the
reichstag-Crew on British barque
Veronica held in Liverpool on suspicion
Of having mutinied--.Austrian finance
minister asks for power to convert
rentes into stock bearing lower interest
New Brunswick iumbcrmen OBJ.
pose the Maine plan TO divert the waters
Of Chamberlain lake--Governor of
New Mexico wants troops to enforce
quarantine, owing to diphtheria among
Indians.
SATURDAY. JAN. 81.
No material change in condition Of
Hon. John u. Long: uraemic poisoning
fearad-Minister Bowen warns allies
that he will ask other nations having
claims against Venezuela TO make
formal protest il preferential treatment
IS insisted upon--Great decrease in
production OF oleomargarine due to new
Names vigorous enforcement Of
prohibition may kill even the famous
"Bangor plan"--Explosion causes fire
at Niagara Falls which destroys valu-
able machinery and cuts off power
Reading superintendent testiies that
company would rather let mines drown
than recognize Miners union-lnI
portant victory over Lndrones in West
Leyte provincc-Hoke Smith believes
the Democrats should look east for a
presidential candidate--Turks defeat
Macedonians near Lake Okhrlda--
PASSPORT sardine fishermen said to be
poaching on Nova Scotia-Itevenue
returns more favorable than was e.
pected in Great Britain.
SUNDAY. FEB. I.
Governor OF Connecticut orders troops
to duty at Waterbury because OF serious
rioting in connection with trolley strike
Bulletins on condition OF eX-Secre
tary Long more cheerful--Judge OF
United States court holds Neely's
bondsmen need not pay, Cuban court
having released him from civil liability
Apprehension growing that tine
United States will be drawn, against Its
will, into the Venezuelan complications
Captain Richmond +. Hobson re
signs from navy--Baltimore Uni
versalist preacher calls contributions OF
,;,b man 70 tho rhurrh hush moupy--