Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-07-28

holds at Fall River ana mmenc
mcnt of strike is generally regarded as
sirnal for wholesale evictions and COS
sation Of credit ut supply houses
John Green shoots and instantly Kills
| Mrs. Spurgeon Lockhart. 80 years old,
at West Milan, y, H.; Green declares
that he killed in a fit of Jealous
RI 90 after he had been under influence
of n drug which she had administered
TO him-CharEed with looting safe of
Parker house, Boston, Fletcher Barker.
is missing and detectives are on his
trail, warrant charges him with steal
ing S1225. but much more money said
TO he lnvolvcd-Orth Wells wins the
Brighton handicap; Jockey Swalwell
killed in steeplechnsc-Lockout in
New York building trades declared off
--,Judgc Parker requests that his
notification should he on Aug. 10. and
his request will be granted-Two
French bishops, who disobcycd the
Vatican, thereby communicated; GOV
eminent will resist right of pope to do
so 10 the ast-K uropatkin ronorts
battle of Sybel pass, won by the Japan
csc. July II; Russian loss 233; German
steamer Scandal and two British vcs-
sells reported seized IN the Rcd sea.
TUESDAY, July PC
Serious complications with Russian
government would have arisen had or
dcrs for release at S,lcz of British shiD
Ardova not been given; had on board a
large quantity Of supplies being shipped
by United States war department to
the Philippine government; battle last
ing II hours fought at Tatchckiao:JnD
ancsc line extended II miles. and they
finally routed Russian forces: defeat
rendered several Russian positions un-
tenablc: British cabinet to consider
sinking of steamer knight Command
or off Yokohama by Russian Warship
With all peace negotiations broken
off and with all allied trades unions en-
ploycd at different plants, with the cX-
CoptiOn of tcamsters and stationary en-
ginccrS out on strike, the ~Stockyards
strike settles down to what promises
to bo n long. bitter fight~I'irst DAYS
developments In Fall River strike of
10000 mill workers presAge victory. say
strike leaders: big mills shut tight and
out of army of operatives not 300 sought
vork-Rcport of Boston postoifice
shows it ranks fourth in amount of bust
ness done Eishkill, y. Y. meatdcalor
commits suicide because of worry over
striko-Attendance at -. Louis fair.
Up to and including July %. numbered
5,10I. T3J-Spcakcr Cannon Will stump
Wisconsin, trying to harmouize the Re-
publican factions- Secretary Shaw
appoints II. W. Holey superintendent
of life saving service on the MaSSA-
chusctts coast-King Christian of
Denmark returns home in good health
Paul Kruger left a fortune Of from
thr4c and a half to five million dollars
to the Elof family, his companions in
exile.
WEDNESDAY,. JULY 81.
Great Britain lodges protest against
Russian acts against British shipping
Ut SO forcihlc a character that it prac-
tically amounts to an ultimatum: Rus
STA told that sinking of stypm"r Knicht
Commander is Il violation Of every rule
Of international law; holds hat ship
cannot he destroy ed even if carrying
coutr2band of war, fire destroys
largest electric cable wire factory in
81. Petersburg, with los, Of $~1.25o.N0O.
large quantity of cables and wires tor
torpedo and mines, intended for Baltic
squadron, destroyed sympathetic
strike At Chicago ,torkYards complete
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