News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-05-08

resorts-CongreSsm Banl.head savs
the south is held in bondage by the ne
gro question; political change would
follows its Window glass
prices likely to be advanced as the re-
suit of the conference of manufacturers
and workers at indianapolis British
war office more hopeful of early end Of
the war in South Africa.
SUNDAY, MAY 5.
| Jacksonville in need Of outside relief.
the people calm and hopeful-Illinois
Central railroad raises pay of $500 EN-
| ployes percent--President party to
visit historic Alamo, Tex-Grand
stand on st. Louis National league base
ball grounds burned-Naval cadets
beat Yale crew by fraction in record
time-Notice of appeal filed by coun-
sci for Mrs. Rathbun, found guilty Of
murder of her husband at New Haven
Shamrock ii shows great speed;
goes aground; no damage-German
soldiers fire on a British tug near Tien-
| tsin and wound two men--Five thou
sand Beers masSed before the British
who expect battle soon-Miss Kate
| Sullivan of Lewiston, Me-, discharged
on mansluaghter charge--.The late
James II. Taylor of Brooklyn be-
!, Queathed a large amount to charity
Double murder in a town near Rich
field Springs, N. Y-Miss Helen Gould
h presents another scholarship to Vassar
4 -Banastar wins the Metropolitan
! handicap at Morris Park before 25,OOO
Apeople-Pone Leo is said to have made
Va will designating his successor at Rome
E--Opening of the Buffalo exposition
on Sunday is not a violation of the law
J Death of Excise Commissioner Ly-
man of New York-COlumbia crew
meets an accident several men barely
escape rowning-Miners now at
Dawson report the discovery of great
mountain Of quartz.
MONDAY, MAY 6.
| Family Of J. f. Bicknell of Boston
fear he has met with foul play; had
$1,000 in his pockets when he disap-
peared-Miss BERTHE Mack, aged 20.
publicly hOrsewhips an editor at La
l porte, Ind-Army in the Philippines to
be reduced to 10000 men-American
cavalry and artillery leave Pekin; pub
licly THANKED by Chaffee for their SER
vices--Dedlcatio Of Sacred Heart
Catholic church ut Maiden, Mass
Commissary established ut Jacksonville
and 10000 hungry people fed-Presi-
dent Diaz busy with Mexican congress,
so did not meet President Mckinley at
the bOrder-Seven persons killed in
an apartment house fire at Chicago
Rev. Charles a. Crane of Boston says
that Boston protects vice and even the
churches are on the side of the saloon"
Minister Conger sees peril in China;
dissensions would follow demand of ter
ritory by powers.
TUESDAY, MAY Z.
Cup defender Constitution launched
at Bristol, Il. l., without a hitch-Sev-
en- smallpox cases at Greenwich, r. |
Death Of Mariana Prado, eX-presi-
dent of Brazil. at Paris-Freight tied
up by strike of freight handlers on Bos-
ton and Albany railroad-Martha
Roseman of New Bedford, Mass, con-
fesses to killing her illegitimate child
Sultan of Turkey shoots and kills
a physician who caused him pain while
treating him-BOss plumbers of
Springfield Mass, grant demands of
employees of commons adopts
coal tax-Paul d. Hart, notorious
forger. convicted of swindling at New
York, and given four years and six
months i'll prison--Charles n. Wright
ington and Foster w. Taft drowned
while canoeing in ChicOpee riveT--
State Street Trust company of Boston
doubles its capital stock and elects
eight new directors-COmbinat Of
watch manufacturing concerns of the
United States planned by syndicate
backed by DreXel, Morgan q Co
Move for ballot reform in Pennsylvania
California cancer specialist attacked
by a cancer-Arrival of belated coast
ing vessels at Bangor, Me-, stimulates
lumber industry-Call for a wOman's
suffrage convention to be held in Min
neapolis May 30 to June 5--Jackson-
willie at work on her ruins; aid is arriv-
ing; property damage now estimated at
S11 900 000-Hawaiian planters to get
laborers from Guam--Hollander law
in Porto Rico said to be working ad.
mirably-Mixed force of Americans
and Filipinos to be organised in the
Philippines Gibbons be.
lieves American priests should replace
! friars in Philippines-Lord Paunce.
fote said to have received from Secre-
tary Hay new canal treaty-Russia
fears attack on ammunition factories
A Welsh electrician invents i'm
! proved X-ray tubes--Spanish officials
capture a supply of Carlists' arms
I Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and
I York in Melbourne-Denial of report
J that Japan's financial condition Is Sc
I rious-Growing opposition to the
scheme for British army reform-In
toxicated Indians in Quebec burn d
j. companion at the stake-Large force
q of Beers concentrating under Delarey
y at efontein-Iutland rail
: road making surveys, preparatory tC
X beginning work on its proposed line int
: Montreal.
Vermont Humane Society seems t.
n be doiDgguod work in the state. Nun
/. erous cases have been reported dur
t ing the winter in which persons have