News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-09-25

| --hlIlS 1LuWdIu anu uScu Ait-AdIuTd
in Sweden-Boers seeking a foothold
in Cape Colony and Natal-Enthusias-
| tic welcome for the Duke and Duchess
of Cornwall aud York at Ottawa-Ar-
menians in Bitlis embracing orthodoxy
to obtain Russian otectiOn-Unveil-
ing of the great statue at Winchester,
Eng, in memory of King Alfred
Manager of the Paris Figaro discharg-
ing members of staff suspected of sup
port of Dreyfus-German professor
claims to have evidence that monk US
are descendaned from man--Real
friendship shown between car and
Loubet indicating strength and signifi-
canoe of dual alliance-France re-
ported to be trying to persuade powers
to Join in international control of Turk
! ish finances. 800 W" t1
MONDAY, SEPT. %.
The two bullets that Leon Czolgosz
shot into the body of President Mckfn-
ley were not poisoned. This statement
was made to District Attorney Penney
by DIR. Herbert NJ. Hills, the city chem.
list, who completed his examination and
submitted his report-Cleveland de-
tectives think the plot to kill President
| Mckinley was laid a year ago-Im-
! pressive national memorial services
held in Washington, 5000 people lis en-
| ing to eulogies on the late president
/ Columbia returns to dry dock for final
touehes-Mrs. Mckinley pays visit
| to cemetery and goes for drive, but
hec anguish cannot be removed-Will-
lam Ferguson killed by an electric car
| near Haverhill Mass-AguinaldO
body guard surrenders, takes oath Of
allegiance and is released; five officers
and 20 men in the roundup--BOers
rush the camp of Loyatt'S scouts; Lieu-
| tenant Colonel Murray and Captain
Murray, his adjutant, killed; scouts lost
heavily--Agent of brigands who kid
Mapped Miss Stone, the Boston mission
ary. arrested Funston suc4
| cessfully undergoes an operation for ap-
| pendicitis at Manila -Rev. DR.. Nc
Allister says the municipal authorities
of Bangor. Me-, are greater anarchists
| than the man who killed our president
Mine North AttleboTo, Mass, clergy
men make an appeal against keeping
open stores and factories on Sunday
Rt. Rev. John S. Michaud of the diocese
| of Burlington, VT, issues an edict that
children 10 years and younger muSt be-
sent to the parochial schOols-Death
| of ex-Mayor' Crowley of Lowell, Mass.
SUNDAY, SEPT. %.
Testimony brought out in the Schley
court was decidedly adverse to Reass
Admiral Schley. and tending to sustain
| the allegations of the navy department
that he did not use due diligence in pro-
ceeding from CienfuegOs to SAINT ago,
and that blockade of Santiago was not
as efficient as it ought to have betn--
Many thousands saw Cresceus beat The
Abbot in the $4,000 race at Readville.
The gate receipts go to charity, Thomas
Lawson supplying the purse--Towns,
the Australian, who won the worlds
scuHng championship from Gaudaur,
! defeated by Sullivan and Pearce--
Thomas OLaughlin of Everett instant
Thomas O'LauGhlin of Everett, Mass,
killed by train, and his two COM
Admiral Sampson will leave the
Charlestown navy yard this week,
never to return as commandant; he W II
live in shington-POlicema brings
a desertinGs marine to Boston from
| Fitchburg, but his charge gets away,
though both his hands were shackled--
cleveland Grover, aged 16, found
guilty of arson at Portland, Me; penalty
is life imprisonment-Dr. RiXey said
that Mrs. Mckinley was feeling better;
after a short drive he said he did not
feel so confident, that her grief is crush
ing her-One soldier killed and two
wounded in an attempt to capture
crazy trooper at Fort Meade, S. d.
TUESDAY, SEPT. "a.
The trial of Czolgosz, charged with
the murder of President Mckinley has
begun at Buffalo. A jury was Sc
cured and five witnesses heard, in
Guiding Drs. Gaylord, Mynter and
Mann. Czolgosz's plea of guilty was
not accepted by the court. An interest
ing bit of evidence was the. testimony
of DR.. Mynter, giving as the reason
why the bullet was not found at the
autopsy the fact that the family OBJ
jected to further cutting of the body
Hanna, in an interview says he will
warmly support Roosevelt if Pre- sldCnt
| McKinley's policies are carried out
There are now 20 patients at the
smallpox hospital at BOstOn--Robbers
steal $1,000 from a Philadelphia railway
Office United States court rules that
no advance wages can be paid to sailors
-Leprosy being eradicated by the
gradual extinction of natives in Hawaii
One man killed and Is injured OH Il
runaway freight train in Colorado
Porto Rican school board sends 26 boys
to this country for nstrUction--EXtr
session OF Colorado legislature to be
| called to pass stringent revenue law
to reach corporations-St Strong move
to establish a department of commerce
General C0rbin favors immigration
of japanese in the Phllippnes--Com-
mander Heilner in the Schley court tes-
titles that the Texas was in great dan
ger during the battle Of Santiago
Queen Marie Henriette of Belgium III
British battleship Implacable dis