Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-01
THE WEEKS NEWS
Wednesday,. Oct. 81.


thas the renegade Ute Indians are en-
trenched in strong position in the
hills adjacent to Arvada and that
troopers of the Tenth and Six cavalry
are reconnoitering the country prepare
tory to closing in on them.
The Independent telephone Interests
have leased the telephone franchise Of
the Illinois Tunnel company, thereby
securing an entrance into Chicago.
This marks the beginning of an active
telephone warfare.
Emma Goldman and nine other per-
sons were arrested at an anarchlstic
meeting at New York. Julius Edclson,
who was speaking was charged with
melting TO riot and the others with dis
orderly conduct.
Mystery's veil was lifted when. in
the parlor of her Concord y. H.. home.
Mrs. Mary Baker G.. Eddy. head of the
Christian Science faith, faced dozen
members of the press. For Just ~ see
onds Mrs. Eddy faced the little gather
ing. spoke smiled and vanished. Thc
tale that size was at deaths door was
shaken by her appearance.
There are 10000 young women in
Chicago who are obliged 10 work at 81
week, and there are 5000 saloons
there. too" said Mrs. Lurnda Il. Smith
Of Kansas. at the national convention
Of the Womcn's Christian Temperance
Union at Hartford. Mrs. Smith made
spirited appeal for the efforts of all
the delegates to put stop to the white
slave trade.
BY direction of President Roosevelt.
Mrs. j. T.. Foster has been detailed
from the department of justice 10 in
vestigate the condition Of woman and
child workers throughout the country.
John Bergen. IS years old. fell dead
in a New York gymnasium after re-
ctivlng blow over the heart during a
friendly boxing bout.
Sir Thomas Upton says that he has
decided to send another challenge, but
cannot say whether it will be next year
or IN 1905
Tuesday,, Oct. 80.
With record far in excess CT any
European Liner leaving Boston during
the fail season. steamship Ivernii left
that port for Queenstown and Liver
pool. with 10000 barrels of apples as
part cargo.
Demands for a shortening of the
workday ard an adjustment Of the
wage scale were PIE scented 10 the Penn
Sylvania railroad west Of ritisburg by
the brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
mon and the brotherhood Of Railway
Trainmcn.
The Standard Oil company was fined
$1,000 and costs of prosecution for OPP
Grating il restraint Of trade in Ohio.
The defense was allowed 40 days to file
Il bill of exceptions and sentence was
suspended 60 days TO give the defense
time to file petition in error
The Arabstan. week overdue ar
rived at Boston with S2.1I3j.000 in spe-
Gle. She sailed from Mon'cvidco on
Sept. -.
Three enlisted men Of the battlcship
| Wisconsin are dead ard TWO are Seri
ous!y i'll as the result of drinking bay
rum.
Steamer Elixir ran ashore in dense
fog near Cape Race. The vessel sank
within few minutes in 20 fathon> of
water. The crew escaped.
With the firing OF blast Of dyna.
mite. the WalkerI.ake Indian rescrva-
ton in Nevada was opened 10 settlers.
At the signal hundreds Of scarCherS for
gold hurried heller SHELTER over the
boundary lines.
Thousands Of dead sand ceiS have
been thrown upon the beaches ut Nan.
tucke,. Mass, furnishing Il feast that
has attracted thousands Of suis.
The protected cruiser Ficramo>c8.
the first italian a:morcG vessel that has
! been in Massachusetts waters for
| many years, dropped anchor in Boston
. Earhor. The FicramoSca viii remain
there for some time TO make repairs.
Moneay, Oct. 20,
BY the wrcckiuG Of Il thrce-coach
electric train on tho West Jersey and
Sea Shore railroad. al least - pasSen-
gers persisted and the list may rea"h Il
I total Of -. While crossing II draw
bridge spanning the waterway known
, Is "rhc Thoroughfare," which sera-
rates Atlantic City from the mainland.
the train left the track and plunged
tito the water.
The signal corps has completed Il
wireless telegraph station nj Camp Co
| umha. Cuba. This puts General
Bells headquarters in immediate com
municaton with Washington.