Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-07-21

call prevented strike. breakers being
lille Russian volunteer steo nsbina
Smolensk and st. Petersburg now
cruising in Red sea stopping ships of
neutral nations and searching them for
contraband of war Pacqualc Rosso
an Italian. terribly stabbed by a fellow
countryman on steps of police station
at Boston-Very Rev. stephen Kealv.
provincial Of Passion Order in tle
United states. dropped dead while
celebrating mass in chapel Of monastery
of the order at IIobokcn. \. J-Nu-
rnerous drowning accidents in New
England, large majority Of victims be-
Ing bath-s-Grand stand collapSes Mt
Cleveland baseball game, 20 persons
having limbs broken-Antonio Mar
dezzo, 10, shot and killed Mrs. Flo
mena c. Piedoladi. Is, at Providence.
following street quarrel over So which
Nardozzo claimed woman's husband
owed him-Dcdication of Christian
Science church at Concord. y. II
Fall River textile council shows dis.
position to pay the manufacturers IN
kind in the way of discourtcsv: 1rles-
ton of strike referred 70 Separ9te
unions-Steamer Providence for tho
Fall Rtver-Ncw York service of the old
Colony Steamboat company launched
at Quincy, Mass-Oficers Of Lining.
ton, Me. sure that George Skfllincs
was killed before being throwninto we'll
whore body was found Syonhy wins
the Brighton Junior S15.OOO stake nj
Brighton beach Pilgrim monument,
TO be erected at end Of Cape COD.
TUESDAY. July ~.
Russians routed after an attack on
japanese position at Molten pass,
Russians said Ia have loft 800 dead on
the field, and their wounded estimated
at over 1000: lighting lasted for about
j. hours. the Russian attacking forca
numbering about 10000: japanese
losses not knowr-L Locomotive and
five cars. two loaded with livestock.
go through open draw into river at
Portsmouth. y. II; steers. sheep and
pigs drowned. four trainmen went
down, hut were rescued Strikers ia
again propose that packers reirstate all
Old employees, pending arbitration-
New England Dredging company as.
signs Fail River cotton manufac-
turcrs DO not want a strike-Wool
brings 20 1S cents n pound on two
Montana wool eales-Negro who shot
n white mnn lynched by mob at ste
p~hcnspOrt, KY-JcwiSh butchers on
New York East Side close shops because
of high pric"S-p Panic on lake steamer
EaStland due to listing because of in
sufficient ballast Baltimore commit
tee reports payment Of insurance claims
for February fire Of S3O.5oo.0c0- Rec
ord-breaking attendance at FlkS' con-
vention at Cincinnati Democratic
leaders gather at New York city { plan
campaign: report that harmony IS thu
watchword"-EX-Attorney General
Knox visits president at Oyster Bay
Nomination of Joseph W. Folk for
governor by Missouri Democrats ia
conceded-Laving Of Alaska cable de.
layed by accident in storm-Popa
said 70 regard dissolution of concordar
rs certain-Britnin has notified Rus
sin rs 10 Ththetan policy not 10 annex
country or esta blish protectorate.
WEDNESDAY. July 90.
Europe thrown into veritalle war
fever by action OF Russia in passing
war vessels through Dardauclles in
guise Of merchantmen and hospital
ships and then turning them loose TO
prey on neutral shipping of other ma
tons; England and Germany. who suf-
fer most in his roSpnCt lpnIiry DS-n