News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-04-17


ware NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Q. Can
non, the Mormon apostle, died in Cali
fOrnia-Governor Hunt of Idaho abol.
ishes martial law in the Occur d Alene
mining distrlct--Death of Colonel
Walker, chairman of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe board of directors
Minister LOOMS may be asked to
explain his statements rejecting on the
president of misunderstanding
Wilson favors higher tariff for Porto
Rico; thinks it should be 80 instead of
10 percent-Active negotiations for
canal treaty, which the administra-
ton hopes may be passed without
amendment--Colonel MOnro captures
80 Boer prisoners after two hours hard
fighting--Seventy Cinnamon drowned
as result of collision of steamers
Toulon fetes considered a guarantee OF |
continuation of peace-Ireland's emf |
igration report shows that AZ, 107 per
sons left in 1900--New rule of British |
army excluding all but home-bred beef |
from contracts not likely to hurt our |
trade
81 MAY, AIIlL II.
Farmers National bank of VergenneS, |
VT, goes into hands of receiver; Cash |
Ter d. II. Lewis said to have embezzled
0,000-Lieutenant Colonel William
II. Cakes chosen commander of the
Fifth regiment, Massachusetts volun.
teer militia-Admiral Schiey starts
for home-Mary Ann Taylor, the no.
torious shoplifter, again arrested at
Boston, after being one day out Of Jail
New England Methodist conference
protests to the legislature against the
passage of Sunday fishing bill
Joseph Pare found murdered at AS
quith, Me--Cresceus and The Abbot
matched to race at Brighton Beach in
August for Death of Briga-
der General Porter Hatch, a veteran
of the Mexican Civil and Indian wars
--Cubans shift again and vote to send
a commission to Washington but with
out power to agree detinitely-MOre
| liquor raids at Portland, Me-Judge
| Parlange in deciding against Beers says
that neutral nations may lawfully
trade with belligerents has long since
been settled in this country by the high
est judicial authority Cen
trail railroad makes concessions to en-
] gineers and tiremen, and there will be
no Strike-NIrs. Martha Hopkins of
Cambridge, Mass, jumps into Charles
river; policeman takes her out; but she
dies in a few minutes.
MONDAY. APRIL Is.
New York building trades unions to
organize independent political labor
party-COlonel John Musick author,
journalist and politician, died at Oma-
| ha-Would-be robber at Ashburnham,
| Mass, repulsed and wounded with shot
gun by 14-year-old boy-Incendiary
fire at Waterville, Me-, does $50, 900
damage of rumOrs of attempt
to assassinate Kruger--Blower works
of Sturtevant company, Boston, burned;
loss, $3.50 000--LosS of $4,000 by
burning of seven stables at Narragan-
sett trotting park--Japan continues to
make active war preparations; conflict
with Russia thought to be inevitable
Marquis of Headfort said to have beer
privately married to Rosa BoOte, al
actress-Lockout of carpenters a
nneapolis--Adroit check swindle1
victimizes two Toronto banks
Health of former President Steyn brox
en- down: said to have advised all Beers
to surrender--NeneZuel seeks a LOAF
of $50, 000,000-Sultan OF Turkey plan
a revival Of Mohammedanism-
I,,1i tn.,,
spread plague--Danish cabinet to con
tinue in office, Notwithstanding its re
cent defeat-Archbishop Martinelli
with II others, created a cardinal a
n secret Roman consistory-Grea
Britain drops question of alien emigra
ton for fear of losing Hebrew supper
in the large cities,
TUESDAY, APRIL 16.
r Kitchener preparing to resume activ
campaign in South Africa-Adjutan
, General Corbn engaged to marry Mis-
Edyth Patten, a Washington belle
! EMPLOYEES Of watch case factories a
n Newark, n. j., strike for recognition o
: union-Major John II. Belcher, U. S
i A., retired, drops dead at Boston,
Genoa shipowners will lay up vessel
: in preference to yielding to strikin
% dock aborers-Long overdue schoone
- Charles ]. Willard, from Ponce, Z. Ii
- arrives at observation-disclosures of small
+ box at Westfeld, Mass Milwaukee
;. Judge holds that Christian Scientist
!. cannot be held for violation of mcC
zeal laws for healing through praye
Mrs. Nancy Washington of Bosto
4, observes her 1O6th irthday-Harvar
b. observatory offered land for eNtenSio
a. of observatory in Arequipa, Peru
-, Henry w. Fuld, wanted in New Yor
~. for alleged larceny of diamonds value
~ ot $1,000, arrested at Boston--Mr
:, Nation warned to leave Kansas City
Maurice BarrymOre's condition impro
10 ing-Cashier Lewis of Vergennes, VI
arrested-Strike against the new ste
No trust opened in Pittsburg
~ General A. g. McClurg of the Srei
4. Chicago publishing firm-The woo
~ nulp industry rapidly crowding out Il
~ sawmill industry in Maiue-Marylar
al Democrats plan to cut down Repubiica
-, vote through the state census--Broo
on fields move against regular Repub
cans in New York not very seriously /
90 carded---Supreme court holds stan
nd fax on export bills of lading is unco
~ acknowledgements Garrone WI