Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-07

anese refuse to restore their mine prop
critics, indemnify the owners or give
permission TO resume work.
Saturday. Juno 2.
The senate committee on privileges
and elections voted thst Senator Sinoot
is not entitled to his scat
Charles l.. Tucker, convicted of the
murder Of Mabel Page at Weston. on
March 81 1904. left the jail at Cam
bridge. Mass, where he had been con
fined for more than two years and en-
tered the death cell at the state prison
at Charlestown.
Representative Robert Adams of
Pennsylvania died at Washington as
the result Of a pistol shot fired through
his mouth into his head with suicidal
intent.
Josephine Terranova was acquitted
Of the murder Of her aunt. Concetta
Riggio. for which she had been on trial
at New York for several weeks. She
was, however, remanded to answer 20
the charge of numbering her uncle, who
was killed at the same time a : his wife.
Frank Allsopp a wholesale jeweler
Of Newark, was instantly killed and his
wife sustained probably fatal injuries
In an automobile accident near New
Brunswick, y. J.
Al meeting Of the Massachusetts
executive council Frederick -. Robbins
Of Melrose was removed from the office
Of public administrator for suffolk
county "for gross MISCONDUCT in mat
ters pertaining to the settlement Of
estates in process Of administration"
The nervous tension of the populece
| Of Madrid has been wrought up to the
highest pitch by the terrible events Of
King Alfonso's wedding day. The pc
rod Of the wedding fetes, while still of
fclaIly proceeding Is filed with sinister
| forebodings.
Anna T. Lyons. aged 4. and Mabel
l.. Nephew. aged s. were struck by a
trolley car at Worcester, Mass, and re
celved injuries which it is feared Will
be fata TO both
Joseph Fallanca, who was charged
with the death of Salvatore d A gostina
at Greenwich. Conn, was sentenced %
state prison for life
Friday. Juno I.
The public rejoicings over the mar
rage OF King Alfonso and Princess
Victoria had a terribly dramatic sequel
as a bomb thrown from an upper win
dow exploded with deadly effect near
the coach occupied by the king and
queen King Alfonso and Queen Vic
toria escaped because Of an electric
wire detecting the bomb. but at least
"A persons. most OF them being Of the
personal and military escort, and the
others spectators. were killed. Many
others were injured.
The engagement Il announced OF
Bertha Krupp. owner Of the Krupp
works, 10 Gustav Won Bohleu und Ha.-
bach. secretary Of the Prussian leCa-
ton n the Vatican
Michael Davitts viii leaves his
property to his Wife absolutely.
Statistics show that during the past
Is years insanity has increased in Mas
sachusetts 1,S percent. There are 1854
insane persons In the state asylums AZ
the present time. a proportion Of one
person to every o96 of the whole popu-
lation.
A splendid silver service. furnished
by popular subscription by the people
Of the state of Maryland, was pre-
sented with elaborate ceremonies on
board that vessel TO It's commander.
While working at the top of 25-foot
pole at South Berwick, Me. James
Woods. aged %. an electric light line
man, was electrocuted.
Thursday, May 81.
Governor Guild. sustained IN his con
tentIon by the opinion Of the supreme
court, modifides his plan for present.
ton Of new evidence in behalf Of Tuck
er, convicted Of the murder Of Maba.
Page. and will hear 1t IN person, Judges
sherman and Sheldon being present l.
advisory capacity, The question OF
submission Of the petition for COMM
tation 10 the executive will then be de
cded.
Maxim Gorky arrives IN Boston I'M
accompanied by Nine. Andreieva
poses for camera men, talks 10 report-
ers and speaks az banquet in his homo
Because Rev. John A Burnett uSoS
tobacco. the general assembly of the
United Presbyterian church rejected
the resolution that he be made gerera,
secretary Of the Young Peoples society.
The excursion steamer Vima cap
sized of her pier a Riga In consequences
Of overlooking. Fifteen persons per-
ished