Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-05-19
THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY. MAY II.

ung peninsula Is we'll as or southern
Manchuris: military experts declare
that General Ruropatkin is likely to
have retreat cut of. as Japanese are
outhh mixing Nis position NJ 1iao Yang;
big battle expected within 81 hours
Fivemastcd schooner in course Of con
structon al Enst BOSTON sold by auction
for S32, 900 One hundred and seven
tcenth anniversary of The Boston
Eusiliors observed by the Iusilicr Vet
eran corps with parade nnd dinner
| Mothers congress opens at Chicago
Five mon killed and 20 injured in q
mine explosion in Illinois Two men
in Jail in Tennessee accused Of murder
ing r. l.. Wcntz May torn Of court
at Telluride, col. adjourned as the
county is under martial law Ma
hama Republicans instruct delegates 10
vote for Roosevelt and fairbanks
Chairman Bahcock relies on the farm.
ers to save the house for the Rcpubll-
cans Connecticut Republican state
convention inStructs delegates TO vote
, as a unit for Roosevelt Secretary
Ia # going TO the Atlirontacis fo, A res t
& Cardinal S,toll to inquire into
| Catholicism and Grcrorian chant dur
Ing his American tJur.
FRIDAY. MAY II
Splendid city of Port Ialnv left in
! ruins by RUSSIANS 10 prevent it from
falling into the hands of Japanese:
wharvcs, piers, warehouses and public
buildings all blown up; Japanese were
near enough 10 threaten to seize the
pin 90; also placing siege guns in position
TO attack Port Arthur; many SkirmShes
reported in southern Manchuria----
Judge Garnor would stop freight re
batting by government freight agents
and 80 euro most trust evils
crnor Odcll vctoes the Ecmscn gas
grab bill-Tunncl draining Cripple
Creek mines ha been completed leo
q quarter of an inch thick forms in New
York lakes New York policeman
convicted of graft names men higher
Fines imposed upon Chicago
coal combine approved ly higher court
Folks nomination for governor OF
Missouri assured: his chief competitor
! withdraws Ohio Democrats cold
towards Hearst ana trot out local
'"N",I'c III '.""el N''l'"'' oo''
onel Pratt asked TO explain his criticism
of tho Indian cStablShmcnt-No
crime. but some irregularities exposed
oS Ne" orN l'o"'o'''cs INQUIRY ZEN
eF"l o"' "''''rS 'ro"i'S 10 proceed ana
f"'''Sh ho'"N w" ""'puSi'o amer
''is III M'''''ai' mao i-''|n II UNI
P'anS negro 'oI""N III Inv H'u''a II,
WHERE ~ '.'"NoH '"''"" ""Ille ""uiI
oe prom Sp'' h!H~l' h'ANts i'i"'u'1
i'P'. 10 ''u III "'9t"'' over ''''''o1!
i'e"cIS III ''e''HH "'S'r"y TWO ra'!-
'oA" nri"EeS near the c"pltaI ''ooo
roaoS movement ma N'h% nl''ktn pro
preHs III Nova H'o'l7 rdnsle' oI
raHa"ld ca" /" "'V'" H'"''s stops
t"lohif"a sun h'h& fe'er OF S'rVla
ue"i"S 'h"t ne VIII "'n'c"' or upset the
s"NorI''''h' 'S"'Ht iH!hlH SKIES
MAJ ooht'a'' Win Ne" oTk bankers
reiat'''H to ."'"- h'I''S" !" AdN"h''
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SATURDAY. MAY Il.
japanese pushing campaign III south
crn Manchuria with utmost energy in
order thoroughly 10 establish thcm-
selves before beginning of rainy sea
son. six weeks Aehc". divisions of
kurokiS army advancing along routes
which viii i!1r" them in position IA
threaten Hairhong New 'hWHng Lilac
Yang and MukNen ShIpNrisht> and
hoilermakers al the plant of the Fore
River snip ana EnGin" company
Quincy, Mass" vot" to continue the
strike Gases or pneumonia decrcas-
ing in New York Indian skeletons
found ut shelton, Conn, to 20 to Yale
- Missing sew York child found dead
in Il chimney; investigator proposed
$3.50 Three mon killed and several in
jurcd ny gas explosion at mine near
Wintondale, Pa Several persons in
iured in train collision on the Third
avenue elevated. N"w York Mrs
Mary b. G. Eddy, Christian Scientist
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