Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-15
THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY. IAN s.

dTSell1C Ill UOWUtI NOuVVINU III Nv
stocking at time Of arrest -~Venezucla
receives answer TO arbltra ton propose
from powers; said to have caused great
depression in government circles; Eng
land and Germany demand S35O0o0
each from Venezuela as condition of me-
gotta girl has been
asleep since Sept. 2s-Town Of Web
may be celebrated as centennial of the
founding Of Chicago--Thrce big coal
companies form alliance with capital of
S31, $50. O0O-Beef packers file excep-
lions in suit by attorney general Of
Missourl--Appeal for injunction in
American Publishers association case
is denicd-.-Bill providing compulsory
arbitration TO he introduced in the New
York legisla t,ire--Furthcr testimony
I'm effort to fix responsibility for law
lessness in coal regions--.Iuigmcnt of
$4,000 against a Philadelphia golf
player for knocking out an eye of n
caddie---GovernOr Odell crticiscs The
franchise tax; new revenues for New
York state Kentucky Dem
ocrats relieved Of injunction preventing
ca ling of state primary clcctlUn--- Con
troversy i'm the senate over the militia
characterization of price OF coal in
shingtoi,.--Squadron in Caribbean
TO dispense; ships to return to former
statiOns--Belief that Cuban treaty
will be favorahly reported Without much
| delay---Indictmcnts in New York silk
frauds attacked on ground OF irregular
| standing of prosecuting attorney
British press condemns Eussan action
! in passing through Darlanclles- Pope
/ to be asked TO annul The marriage of
the Crown Prince Of SaXony Canada
TO investigate charge that PASSPORT is
using Nova Scotia sardiucs .-Rev lew
of retainers at Delhi ono of the most
striking scenes Of the durlnr Col
onel Bryan declares he would oppose the
gold standard if he were citizen OF
| Mexico.
FRIDAY. JAN. o.
Venezuela accepts terms of arbitra-
ton proposed by allies. but says she
does so because compelled to yield to
force-professor Wood of Harvard.
testifying in behalf of Miss Richardson
at Chelsea, Mass, says analysis shows
that poison was not given to her mother
-Massa chusetts gas companies votes
to increase its capital stock from $780,
100000 to S50,o00.000, without opposi-
tion--ArzOna said to be in danger
from plague in Mexico--Norcester
Mass. street railway men plan to de.
mand more pay---Santa I'e engineers
and firemen get increase in wages -
The 500 road is testing Ignite briQuet-
ties for locomotive fuel---New governor
Of New Hampshire suggests reform OF
liquor laws-MOre testimony showing
brutality of strikers in the coal region
consolidated railroad declines ia
grant increa SO Of wages to trainnen-.--
Newspapers in Hawaii worried by high
cable rate. 20 cents a word--ToledC
game wardens Selling large quantities
of wings and bodies of birds steel
workers have oversuhsclibed TIE allot
nent of $4,000 in profit-sharing scheme
General belief in New YORK that
Senator Plstts control of the state j.
near the end eary declares that il
take another polar Xpehition--A nnlln
dividends paid by Fall River coltol
mills in 1902 was U.4T percent. an in
crease of III percent over 1901 -. Sen
ate committee favGrs appropriation OF
$2.5OO,000 10 buy draught animals tol
Filipin0s nitcd States !iclicve'
powers should accept indemnity from
,,i e,i, lI,
man government appoints II special am
hassador to act during Won Hollchcu'
illness Membership of churches il
the United States has not kept pace W i'll
gain in population cuban treasury
has net surplus of S1SOO OWO--
! Brother of Crown Princess Of SaXonS
dismissed from Hnpsburg family
Mnrroni sends wireless message across
; the Atlantic in spite Of severe storms.
SATURDAY, JAN 10.
Horace q. Wadlin appointed iibYaria
Of the Boston public library in place o
James l.. WEitney--Ncw theatre an,
: roof garden to he erected at Boston
r X. of l.. cutters in Lynn. Mass strike
4; this said to he q shot at the foot an,
coal carrying roads summoned 10 Wash
q ington ny senate committee German
& foreign office says Won Hollehrn wa
not recalled, but leave was granted ol
his own initiative--Dr. Sn lmon report
} that foot and mouth epidemic is apou
stamped out--Henry PhiprS give
100000 to found an institute to stud,
= and prevent consumption--Ex- Goy
: ernor Hastings Of Pennsylvania dca,
NO poison found in liquids and pow
ders left by Mrs. Mary Sturtevant o
Brocktol. Mass---Cnstro's acceptanc
of powers propositions recei, cd viii
pleasure at the Berlin and London fol
eign offices--N on-union men fms
their case before the coal strike con
, MISREPRESENTATION to rctalint
on Gloucester fishermen If Hay-Bon
r treaty is defeated.
SUNDAY. JAN II.
: Edwin J. Dunning, a Boston broker
e arrested on a charge of larceny VI SoI
! O0O-American league and Nations
y league sign treaty Of peace Strik
a of the splnners in the Assabet mills a
Mayuard MAsN decla rad Off.-Eoti