Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-07-16
THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY, JULY 8.

Kidneys nave practically ceased to work
-Waterboy wins Brighton hnn,lcf
in record tim"; purse S1S.;.JO--Gen-
eral Cassius NJ. Clay pronounced in
sane by jury ut Richmond. Ky.--
-Immigra ton arrivals At Boston for
fiscal year nearly double those Of ar
prey ious--Negro arrested at Brook
line, Mass, for alleged houscbrcaking
proves to be an old offender Colorado
labor unions cnjoined---R. A. Alger
wins in Tennessee land case---In-
Quiry into Tammany dock board con-
tinuot--Utah grand jury reports mo
plural maria gcs''--Eightrrn hiners
rescued from cave-in Mt ;'hnmokin. Pa
--vincntlnn fathers buy property for
mission at Springfield, Mass Prom
inent Democrats to meet ". J. Bryan
in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .lres Interfere
with newly completed Ala ska telegraph
Pennsylvania judge holds
Greek Catholic priests I'm United States
are subject to Latin bishops - Cen
eral Davis advises reduction Of army
forces in nvcsti cation
of charges against former secretary OF
General Wood Bulgaria yields to
peace urgency of the powers AUS
trian ca bin VI reconstructed under Won
Koerber--Greek peasants in revolt
against currant monopoly----Ev-P rcsi-
dent Jiminez trying to float San DO
ningo loan---14ou welcome III Eng
land greatly pleases France PRO
posed Russian ''reforms' will
strengthen aucracy-ltussian Of
ficials at Port Arthur said to be con.
sdoring war questions-k Reported that
France will not interfere in election OF
Leo's successor Cuban senate COM
mittee recommends postponement Of
naval stations treaty.
FRIDAY, JULY 10.
Pope I,eo's life still hangs in the
balls nee. with scales tending downward;
how long This period Of suspense will
last not even attending doctors dare to
say--Big steel mast of Shamrock III
lifted out of her and mate to it, but
81 feet taller, stepped in its rlacr---
Death Of John w. Sanborn. supcrin-
tendent Of northern division. Boston
and Maine railroad--Body found In
Niagara river below the Falls identified
MS that Of Ed Delehanty, famous out
fielder of Washington American league
ten m--Otficers from Vermont. Nasal
chusetts and New York looking for g.
r. Young, said to be notorious lose
thef-Leon Bedigian arrested as al
legged accomplice IN Armenian shooting
affair at Boston--Mutual District
Messenger company of Boston may be
absorbed by the American District Tee-
graph company Of New Jerscy--';ov-
ernor Bates dominates a special COM
mittee of five to revise Massachusetts
laws concerning relations between en-
| ployers and Michigan car
penters' strike ends--Georyia militia
ordered out to prevent ynching-
Wage increase on Fttchbrrg and
| Worcester division Of Boston and Maine
Macy company wins first move IN
| fight against Publishers association
-HawaiI's supreme court denies
President Dole's right to remove de-
partment heads-New scheme fer
ravy staff--Ten contested seats In
next Observation-Disclosures in Cnpo
Colony--President Loubet leaves Fig
land--German meat law hits German
hippers-Japanese cabinet crisis
causes bitter feeling-Cuba disturbed
over dwindling numbers OF rural qua rd
MFR. Chamberlain tells duty of
educated men to unite the empire
Justin Mccarthy receives pension of
$3.50 for services to litera turc --'rur
key will disba nd part OF her forces nd
| try persuasion in Macedonia.
SATURDAY,, July IL.
Pope Leos life prolonged by another
SUI gical operation, bus no one believes
that death can long be postponod--
| Deadlock in Hawaii over bond issue--
twenty-five deaths from heat in greater
| New York-Texans drive negroes
from Sour Lake oil helds--Ncw York
musicians take action to affiliate with
labor intereEts--Fred Ames, brother
of ex-Mayor Ames of Minneapolis, goes
to prison for six years, tre court re-
fusing a new tral--Dr. and Mrs. J.
d. Woods sought by police in connec-
ton with death Of Colonel Best t.
manufacturers association. plans to
include all employers IN light against
labor aggression-Central west is
strongly In favor OF RooScy clts noni-
naturalization says postal investi-
CATION proceeds isfactorly---Post-
master General Payne 70 take cruise
10 Boston on revenue cutter OnohGnga
General Young TO succeed General
Miles; Wood and Sumner to be major
generals---Postion Of Ferdinand Of
Bulgaria very precarious--C anadian
government proposes increase of steel
bOnntieS--Reported rising in Cuba
denied by government secretary Our
naval officers entertained pg ord u,avor
of London--Five thousand dollars
paid in London for kilmarnork copy
of Burns poems--RuSsIa's coer, ion
of China in matter of Manchurian ports
cause of Washington "ulolhcAl state
ment"---Russian amba dor mt on
don refuses to send to czar petition on
lynching Of negroes in United States.
SUNDAY, JULY ~.
Pope Leo's physicians more hopeful:
pontlff awoke after refreshing sleep.
but was uneasy and restless Terrible
heat in Boston and other eastern cities:
% dead In New York; many prostra.
tons erywhere---Albert Champion
rides mile In 50 1-5 at Cha rleS River