News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-04-10

NAethA hNo III cVuNANln AtNAlle Hills may
be called out if demand for shorter
hours is not acceded to--Decision that
nnearned premiums of casualty insur-
ance companies are taxable assets made
by New York court of appeals-MO-
nonSahela River Consolidated Coal and
Coke company buys The Virginia and
Alabama Coal company and controls
lower Mississippi trade--Aguinaldo
busy working on his manifesto-Sec-
fetary Root busy considering new ar
tlllery regulationS-C. L. Knox of
Pittsburg accepts the office of attorney
Observation-Disclosures has no confirm
alton of the reports of fraud in the
eommissary department at Manila
recent surrender of insurgents com
pletes the pacitication of Luzon between
IDA and MorOng pro-Boer
committee said to have given Kruger
4OO,OO0-BOers make an unsuccess-
ful attempt to recross into the Orange
River cOlony-Many Jews killed or
wounded in religious riots at 1eheran
Russians acquire a 70 years con-
cession of Persian customs receipts
Count Tarnowski badly wounded in q
duel with Lieutenant Colonel Tolstoi at
Nice--IOndon Saturday Review scores
the Monroe doctrine, and sees our Ne
mesis in the present Venezuelan condi-
tions--Britsh Columbia urges upon
Ottawa railway and fisheries develop
ment, ship subsidies and restriction Of
Oriental Enumeration
SUNDAY, April, Z.
Epidemic of typhoid fever in New Ha-
ven sends many to the hospitals--New
York Central repair shops at East
Rochester to be abandOned--John NJ
b. Sill, former United States minister
to Korea, dead at Detroit
Allen of Porto Rico yields to the presi-
dent, and will retain his post-Captain
IIaff selects his crew for the Boston cup
defender Independence-Lie
General Miles wants Russell B. Har-
rison restored to his army commission
1.-Two calyarymen sent to prison for
life for killing a harmless Filipino
Over 100 Filipnos surrender
George Ii. Phillips again controls the
corn situation and advances prices
Chinese empire seems to be safe from
the powers once again; Japan uneasy
Fire at Lisbon Falls, Me-, destroys 20
buildings; loss may reach $2OOOOO-
Governor General Wood suppresses an
Havana paper for attacking the admin
istratiOn--General Clay says he is at
war with the world; prosecution of him
given up-Naval cadets win the cham
pionship fencing tournament in New
York--England worried about her war
debt; trade depression somewhat over
dOne-Great excitement in Wyoming
over recent discoveries of oil fields there
Coal miners in Springfield, Ills,
sub-district win virtual victory
P. L. Johnson of Bridgeport, Conn, al
legged defaulter, returns to surrender
Farmer jenkins of Maybury, n. H., re-
turns home, after two weeks absence
J. d. Mari of Clinton, Me-, who
killed his three children, is taken to an
asylum.
MONDAY, APRIL s.
Governor Crane delays execution of
Luigi Storti, who was to have been
electrocuted today i'll Massachusetts
state prison; murderer dying Of con.
umption-Rivers threaten to over
flow banks in many portions of New
| England, due to freshets; schooner
| Hyena wrecked at Gloucester, Mass.
and two men drowned; three of crew
of schooner Wendell Burpee drowned
off Cape Elizabeth, Me-Greater por
! ton of the wreck of collier MerrimaC
in Santiago harbor blown up-Strikt
4 threatened on Central Railroad Of New
| Jersey--Germans complain of Chris
tan Science introduced and spread by
| AmericanS--Loss of $650,000 by burn
ing of grain elevator at St Louis
LAWYER Patrick issues a statement IL
| which he says Millionaire Rice died {
natural death---Giff0rd mill and Irv
ing box factory at Salem, Mass, de
stroycd by fire; loss, $50,000-Manue
Gabriel. held for stabbing his wife, com
mits suicide in Jail at Bristol, r. +
Kaiser warns soldiers against listenin:
to voice of tempter''-Both sides TAX
Ing a rest in New England milk contro
versy-DOckers strike at Marseille
declared off--Seven cars wrecked OIL
Massachusetts Central railroad as re
suit of washout.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 0.
Reported severance Of Russo-Chines
diplomatic elations-COnfirma
of rumors of uprising in Mongolia
Orlando Underhill shoots and kills hi
wife at Manchester n. H.; they hat
lived apart--King Christian of Den
mark celebrates his S3rd birthday
Porto Rico severely feels shortage o
money-Royal Victor wins the Tel
nessee derby-Port0 Rican police t
be armed with carbines--CZar'
health impaired; is said to contemplat
abdication-Two hundred cases o
typhoid fever at New Haven or
Lewellyn Powers elected to congress
from Fourth Maine district. |
Morgan said to be organizing a DIR
goods combination-Mas achusett
| State Grange will back producers |
milk war-Russell theatre destroye
, and Russell House badly damaged b