News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-03-06

whom she refused to elope-Rumor
that Chicago board of trade ticker SER
vice is to be resumed-Nebraska state
prison burned; one convict lost his life
Texas senate passes a bill making
kidnapping capital offense-Mrs.
Nation returns to Topeka, and sur
renders herself to the sheriff-Bishop
Potter thinks New York vice crusade
has had good results-Lowell, Mass,
observes the 10Th anniversary of the
Incorporation of the town--Negroes in
Terre Haute alarmed by the recent
lynching, and many are leaving the
city-All rolling mills declared "open"
to members of the amalgamated asso-
citation by President Shaffer-Rrook-
Ign navy yard officials encouraged by
the number of Observation-Disclosures
ing committee discovers fragrant abuses
of the spoils system in national house of
representatives---Se Gage in
tended no discrimination against Rus
STA, and hopes Whites order may be re-
voked--Cuban press generally opposes
demands of the United States; con-
siders plan equivalent to prOtectorate
American Bible society notified that
conditions in China are improving
Governor of Shantung promises pro-
lection to missionaries, but the interior
Of that province is still avoided
Steamships Indiana and Washington
damaged by cOllision-,Trouble be
tween Hayti and San Domingo success
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reichsrath freely admit their wish for
a division of the empire.
SUNDAY, MARCH 8.
Mrs. Nation will go on smashing, she
says, when she gets out of jail--EX-
listing Philippine government to be
continued for a time; Taft to be first
civil governor, and Chaffee to COM
mand the trOops-NegrO miner
lynched in Missouri for murder; meme
Der of MOB prays fervently for his sal
vation--J0hn B. Gale. an alumnuS of
Williams college, to take legal proceed
ings against compulsory religious at
tendance at that college Bud Taylor,
a ball player, murders Ruth Nollard,
formerly his sweetheart, at Kansas City
Steamer BarrOwmOre, from Boston
for London, in collisiou-Mrs. Rosie
Weise of New York Overhauls her hus-
band at steamship pier, accuses him
Of taking her money and fights with his
female companion--Pope Leo cele-
brates his 91st birthday--James M.
BrOdy, driver of tipcart at Providence,
saves the lives of three children
Italy to join alliance with Russia and
France-John e. Redmond declares
Irish party has majority in parliament
ut its mercy--Britain believes Boer
war is near it's end; Commandant Suy-
man says Beers will never surrender
Oscar w. Nelson found guilty Of
murder in second degree at Worcester,
Mass.
MONDAY, MARCH 4.
President Mckinley inaugurated with
royal splendor; $4,000 men in parade
10 miles British again mfsled
rand De Wet escapes from Cape Colony
Maurice Shea killed b., tram at
Concord, Mass Thirteen typhoid cases
in one tenement at HalloWell. ALe---
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Churchill, pioneer of granite +, 'ta-r.
-Methodists to cut salaries vi H..
ops about 5 percent; peISioAs ".
duced about the same amCUDr--- h..
field discovered in Cove VALLEY, rlu
Carolina--STike of employs ..
Brooklyn Rapid Transit railway Jhr,at
ened--Grand jury in South Carolina
to investigate practical negro slavery
in that state-ChicagO labor union
condemns Admiral Sampson for his at
titude toward Gunner Morgan-Amer-
leans preparing to leave Pekin-Clar-
ence and Garfield Proctor, brothers,
aged II and S, drowned near Paw
tucket, II. Bonneville, Mass,
alarmed over man with smallpox hav-
ing freely mingled with citizens.
TUESDAY, MARCH 5.
Inauguration of President Mckinley
greatest in country's history; everything
connected with arrangements on a mag
nificent scale-No-licens advocates
gain one town in town meetings in
chusetts-Present force at the
Charlestown navy yard will be retained
boston police asked to look for VIII
lis S. Smith, missing from Chicago
Schooner General +. S. Merwin, from
Boston, ashore at Cape Henry
Daughters of the American Revolution
ask the Cambridge, Mass, park COM
missioners to put old Fort Washington
in proper condition-Rev. DR.. Silver
man of New York favors free bread for
-Unprecedentedly large February
business done by Chicago railroads
this year-Bernard J. York appointed
deputy police commissioner to control
in Brooklyn-Admiral Hichborn and
Pay Inspector Colby retired-Both
houses of congress adjourn with the
usual formalities; river and harbor bill
efeated-General Wood tells Cuban
committee that the Plat resolutions are
not final, but a basis for further nego-
tiations-New Bulgarian cabinet
formed-Halifax detains emigrants
on the way to the United States-Mob
on the Isle of Wight attacks an anti
Catholic speaker; he shoots one of them.
JEFFERSONvILLE.
Royal Dickinson returned from Fitchburg,
Mass, Saturday, Feb. %.
The farmers in this vicinity held a meeting
Thursday. February 2Sth, at Hotel Melendy
e. discuss the merits of COOPERATIVE crem-
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