Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-12
THE WEEKS NEWS
Wednesday. July II.

A mutlny followed by serious nRnC.
ing has broken out among the troops
forming the garrison at Tambov, Rus
sla, due TO an attempt OF the military
authorities to arrest and disnrin the
Seventh reserve cavalry, who Struck"
presenting a series Of political and SER
vice demands.
With only the nearest relatives pres
ent and with MS much freedom from all
Formally as In possible on such an oc.
casIon. the marriage of United States
Senator w. NJ. Crane and Miss Jose
phine p Boardman, youngest daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Boardman OF
Washington, took place at Manchester
Mass.
James f. Brady's Accountant, ridden
by Martin, won the SIT 900 first money
of the Lawrence Realization stakes at
Shsepshead bay.
In the hands Of the sheriff Of Hancock
county, O., charging Rock efeller with
violation of the antitrust laws in or
ganzing and maintaining a monopoly
Of the oil business.
Inquiries are on foot regarding the
affairs Of Charles Cheston, a London
solicitor. who died in May last, after
having lost. it is alleged, between ST.
100000 and S2,000,0OO Of his clients
money.
Ten thousand miners in the Hooking
| (OJ district have struck because when
| the leaders received their pay checks
they found they were short third of a
cent ton from the price which they
were to receive under the Columbus
| agreement
The revolutionists in the state Of
! Matte Crosse. Brazil have occupied the
capital OF the state, Cuyaba. and have
murdered the president of the state.
Admiral Rotestvensky. whose trial on
the charge of surrendering to the enemy
after the battle of the Sea of Japan he
gan before a court martial on July T.
was acquitted On the ground that he
was not in his full senses at the time
Of the surrender.
Agrarian outrages and political in
dustrial strikes occur daily and are
alarmingly spreading in the southern
provinces of Russia.
Tuesday, July 10.
Diplomatic relations between Grea'
Britain and Servla. which were termi
mated by Great Britain three years ago
imm ediately following the assassina
ton of King Alexander and Queer
Draga, have been formally resumed.
In the Konopishta district Turkish
troops annihilated three Bulgarian
bands which had concentrated, killing
92 of them. The Turks lost 20 killed.
Charles r Berry, a trustee of estates
for whom representatives of the prop
erty he managed have been seeking fol
year or more. returned to Boston ant
surrendered himself to District Attor
ney Moran.
The North German Lloyd Steam
ship company has reduced the steerag'
rate to New York $3.50.
Cruiser Tennessee, which wa
launched Dec. 8, 1904, has gone into
commission with Captain Bailey com
manding.
President and Nine. Falleres gave ;
brilliant dinner at the Elysee palace II
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth.
Brewers who control saloons il
Kansas City, Kan, admit defeat II
; their efforts to keep saloons open in de
fance of the law.
Norman g. Leopold, young broker
| I, Il hx n a
in the Waldorf Astoria hotel at New
York. Financial difficulties are sup
posed to have caused him to commi
suicide.
The civil service commission has de
cded to recommend the inclusion Of in
ternal revenue service in the classitie,
service.
A mutiny broke out in the kasarv
= regiment of Russian cavalry and dul
ing the consequent disorder an infantr
. officer and a soldier Of the Hejinl dra
f goons who alta cled the mutineers wer
f killed. The mutineers have barr
caded themselves In their barracks.
{ Monday, July 8.
= John Schidofski was electrocuted q
t the state prison al Boston for the mul
n der of his wife. Schidlofski was take
= to the chair at 1918 and pronounce
dead at 12:231a.
Leslie j. Bean and Miss Rena Dace
Z Of Presque Isle, Me-, were drowned b
:, the overturning of canoe.
The California mare, Sweet Mari
= won the match race over the Geidln'
! Wentworth, at Readville, Mass. TIL
Il mare carried away for her owner purs
: Of $500 and 60 percent Of the gate n
II ceipts.
After 20 years of idleness, the III
naces of the Richmond Iron Works
= Richmond and Chesire, Mass. will
q started again soon under the manag
n ment of Samuel G.. Colt, who has pu
II chased the works.
/ Under arrest as fugitive from 1u
tlce, Frank ], Mackewicz. 50, W.
l. brought back to Boston from Torrln
ton. Conn. He Is charged with larcen
- Cruiser Charleston, with Secretal
< Root and party on board, arrived al Sa
If Juan, P. r,
l. DR.. j. II. White, surgeon In char!
J. Of the marine hospital service at Ne
Orleans, says that he has nc eviden'
+ that yellow fever now exists in Ne
70 Orleans.
to The navy department has been n
visad TINT the army trAuSUOrt IhOmn