News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-09-11
THE WEEKS NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4.

cZOp,OOO dSdlISl DlOO'uOo' put up DIV a
British syndicate, odds of five to three.
that Shamrock ii will not lift the
Americas cup-United States Seeking
acquiescence of Venezuela and Colom-
bia to act as mediator in their dispute
-Independence Outsails fleet of fisher
men by many miles in race in Boston
bay--Gaston and Hamlin withdraw
from Massachusetts gubernatorial con-
test, thus assuring Quincy's nOmina-
ton by Democrats-Eight new cases
of smallpox discovery at Boston
Rear Admiral Belknap, U. S. n, ire
tired, says that he saw no signs Of
mental weakness in Rear Admiral
Sampson during his recent visit to him
Strong bolt planned by Maryland
Republicans-Break-up of the Rus
kin colony in GeOrgia-Franciscan
order established at Graymoor, n. Y
The S. Worthington Paper company of
Holyoke, Mass, has assigned-Mental
Scientists in Florida held for using the
mails for fraud will appeal to Mrs.
Eddy for aid-Bryan says he knows
nothing of a third party movement in
Missouri, and thinks it unnecessary--
Success of growing Sumatra tobacco
under cover in Connecticut so great that
the method will be tried on the largest
plantation in Cuba-Milner working
to bring refugees back to the Transvaai
Attempt to burn the Orpheon theatre
in Chicago-Strike of mill operatives
at Columbia, S. c., continues-Strike
of ship repairers in Pittsburg delays
coal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Hawaii
revealed by Judge Humphreys defence
Runner that France may sent feet
to Turkish waters-Disorder increases
in Morocco: 20 villages plundered-
Little credence is given to the report
that the gar will see Kruger-Re-
ligious orders leaving France are not
we'll received by other nations-Min-
lister Conger trying to reclaim Ameri-
can concessions in Tientsin-Ex-Min-
lister LOOMS thinks neither. Colombia
nor Venezuela can afford to go to war
now.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 5.
Mrs. Sarah e. Mcdonald, a woman
twice married, and reputed loose in
character, was killed at Kittery, Me-.
and her body mutilated in a manner
that turns the blood cold. Two Italians
are under arrest on suspicion-Terms
of peace in the big steel strike were dis
cuSSed at a secret conference at New
York, in which the officials of the
United States Steel corporation, lead
ers of union labor and representatives
of the civic organizations took part
Ne result was reached-RicycliSt
Johnny Nelson badly injured in a BIZ
cycle mixup at New York-Columbia
wins another trial race from ConStitu-
ton by clever ~seamanship of her master
Governor McNlillin of Tennessee a
candidate for the United States senate
Manufacturers and railroads irving
to encourage immigration to Colorado
Train held up in Texas and the To-
connective, as well as valuable booty
stolen-Strike which might cripple the
conntry's packing trade is threatened in
Chicago--Nice President Roosevelt has
received since Jan. 1. 1000 invitations to
make addrcsses--Decreas in govern
ment expenses for July and August
$4,000, 000-Renewed talk of annexa-
ton of Cuba; General Wood said to ia
YOr it General Macarthur says Funs-
ton deserves all credit for the capture
of AguinaldO-Treasury officials seize
a lot of gems brought in without pay
meGt of duty by a Chicago NAH
Richard Croker may take up his resi-
burger reports hat the BOer position is
improving--HrinCe Chun sees En-
perOr William, and reads his cOmmuni-
Cation-France may send a fleet to
Turkish waters if the sultan concludes
to be Obdurate---British locomotives
found superior to the American machine
in a test in Egypt-United States GOV
ernE ent will take no steps in mediation
between Colombia aud Venezuela, I'M
less asked to do 80.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 6.
The decision of the challenge commit.
tee of the New York Yacht club to
select the Columbia to defend.the Amer
ica's cup has caused heart-burning and
bitter regrets in many quarters. w.
b. Dungan and Captain Rhodes, who
have managed and sailed the Consti-
tuition, are broken-hearted. Nat Her
reshoff, who designed and built her,
feels as If his reputation was blighted,
and the men who contributed $4,000
each to pay for the craft feel bitterly
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pride, Boral-
ma, the inyincible, the unbeaten race
horse, the greatest money winner who
ever came down the grand circuit, went
down to defeat before LordnDerby at
Hartford. In the crash of his defeat
went thousands of dollars Of Boston
money--The conference of the men,
bers Of the cancellation committee that
Is making efforts to settle the great
steel strike has come to naught
Case against Judge Humphreys said
to be merely a complaint of Il political
clique he has acknowledgements
provinces in the Philippines reported
ready for civil government-Charles
T. Yerkes secures another London rail.
way-Denial that Belgian sugar boun.
ties have been acknowledgements
officials ignore the Chinese expiation
mission-Most powers are with
France in the dispute with Turkey
The U. s. S. Ranger arrive sat Panama