Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-31

Missouri jury hi.a~ " ilhan R.dolph
guilty Of participation iu sau4" muroer
DE. u. e. iI"udr. ~, whose sou las
been ,uhioct "f ruutsst in 8u~ton
courts, arrerlr,l and discharged NJ Ch"S-
ter. VI. OH churg" Of riotous conduct
Show at Globe theatre, Eoston.
brought to sudden termination by the
rough house" Of Phillips Andover
students Mayor Dnly calls for mcSe
home rule in Cambridge, Mass
Bridges and small mills carried away
and railroad ira tiic impedrd by spring
freshets in northern Vermont and New
Hampshire.
TUESDAY. MARCH %.
BY placing New Chwang under mar
tial law RUSSIANS show That they an
ticipntc an attack in that quarter: re-
pcir of rnga cement between Cossacks
and Jnpa nesc, in which latter were
victorious attpr losing % mcn-- j. II,
Marley Of Mfne rctiyes from active
political life Seventeen miles OF telc-
graph aud telephone poles blown down
between Devils LAX" and i.arlmore.
y - Resignation OF Assistant Super
.utrndent Rand ot division of salaries
md allowances of poSto tiice depart ment
accepted Crown Shoe Manufacturing
Company. Columbus. O.. thrown into In
voluntary bankruptcy Sherih's jury
assesses James y. Abepl $4,000 for en-
gaglng TO marry Miss T. l.. Anderson
4 ..f a..
cever appointed for Commercial Trust
company Of Indianapolis George
Chatterley sworn in rs examiner OF
machinery 81 the Boston custom house
First shipment of Massachusetts
exhibits to the st. Louis exposition
starts Thomas w. Lawson denies
hat he received S1.OjOOO as Il result
Of the New England Gas and Coke
company deal Turned wogkmen ut
Lynn. Mass return 10 work. the lock
out and strike having been declared off;
counter. sole leather and heel workers
have disputes '!hirle"u negroes
Killed AZ 81 Charles. ArN.. ~ result Of
race trouhl, Nv" hundred POUNDS Of
ore shipped ia Paris for extraction OF
rudium Nr1hu1'StS p. NcW bedford
Mas. suggest " national christian
daily paper -Four NJ. '"d six
Injured hY .u -,uioStou op touue"s
willie. Pa. railroad Blocker Washing
ton SAYS IT," rcero should be en-
outraged to stay in the south-Mar-
tial law and strict press censorship in
Trinidad. COL. coal strikers declare
they can ho!'l ont indeilnitely-Al-
though the waters are rccedinG in some
rivers. COM. Ions IN the middle west
and New York state continue serious
Wage cut of 2 TO 10 percent at
Arlington Cotton mills. Lawrence,
MISS, In effect Smoot hearings to be
resumed Oh April - Senator Burton,
on trial ut St Louis. found guilty OF
Illegal acceptance Of compensation ---
Republican national committee trying
to adjust mattcr Of convention guar
not Disturbed hy tho outbuSts of APP
prnlser Somerville: has 10 idea of re
moving him Morales forces now
control all ports of san Domingo OK
cepting Monte Christi \ova Scotia
more interested IN reciprncitN than for
years, owing TO the Whitrcy announce.
mcnt Foreign syndicate forming 20
fight specula on H. raw cotton.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30
Cavalry attack by sin companies OF
Cossachs, led personally 10y General
Mishtchenho. against four squadrons
of Japanese cavalry which the genera
believed to be- beyond Choug IN, Korea,
but which he found in occupation of
that town; Mishtchenko rrtires. doing
So without rmharra sSuent, although he
carrird with hun three killed and ii
wounded; japanese loss said 10 lie 30
killed Nulla,, II Ham, confessed
cmhcZ2lrr OF nrorJ S2Iu,oW from the
American Surety company ana ~.
iuke's home tor rouyaltScVnls, Boston,
sentenced 10 not less than - nor more
ihan 20 wears hard IA hor IN stale prison
Fraud order issued against tAe