News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-10


to $11I,000,C 00-University of Penn
sylvania crew defeated by Leander in
final heat at the Henley regatta--Can-
ada will stop fish dynamiting off Grand
Manan and warns Americans accord
ingly--Kiowa and Comanche lands to
be opened not later than Aug. Obs
charged soldiers, coming east by train,
charged with rioting Thorough inves-
tigation of Idaho and Montana land
frauds predicted and Mrs.
Mckinley arrive at Canton-Navy
register shows serious shortage of en-
signs, and congress may be asked to
aGt-Force of 600 insurgents in Min
doro under command of an Englishman
named Howard-Cuban bonds not
likely to be recognized by the United
States or assumed by the Cuban gov
ernment--Cipher conference between
Botha and Kruger results in a declara-
ton for nothing but Independence
Another Leipzig bank director commits
suicide-Mutiny on the American
barque Julia Rollins--Austria seeking
reciprocity with the United States
French submarine torpedo boat enters
harbor and torpedoes battleship.
SUNDAY. JULY Z.
Independence beaten badly in race
off Newport, Constitution winning with
Columbia secOnd--Mollie Pullman,
years old. died at Boston from injuries
inflicted by a fall of 80 feet to stone
pavement-Banks safe at Stroud, Okla,
blown open, but burglars do not get the
money--Joy line steamer Old Do
mnion aground off Greenwich, Conn
Miss Juliette p. Atkinson wins woman's
middle states tennis championship:
Charles A. PaysOn and Frank a. Me-
Clinch of Hallowell Me, bound over to
the supreme court to answers charge of
manslaughter in selling liquor to young
man-American athletes win in every
event they enter but one at Hudderfield,
Eng-Selectmen of Weymouth, Mass,
issue warrant for special town meeting
in connection with alleged shortage of
Superintendent ies of the water works
General Maxine Gomez says Cuba
and the United States will ultimately be
ohe-Duke Of Aosta, next in line of
succession to the throne of Italy, fights
a duel with Russian prince. grand
son of Nicholas |, and wounds him. it is
thought, fatally--GOvernOr Allen Of
Porto Rico wants to resign coming to
Washington again-JameS II. keene's
colt Teddy, an outsider, wins the Brigh-
ton handicap--Town of Versailles, o..
nearly destroyed by fire-Christian
Endeavorers' international convention
opened at Cincinnati-Prince HOhen-
lobe, former chancellor of the German
empire, dead at Ragatz, SwitZ--TeXas
has an oil corporation organized to fight
the Standard Oil company--Shaw peg
mill at Lisbon, y. H., destroyed by fire;
loss. about 12,000-Freight handlers
strike at st. Louis ends, road granting
modified Three people killed
by lightning during a storm at Fort
Erie, Ont---Mrs. Pauline w. Bennett
of Boston kills herself on Maine steam
| er,
MONDAY, JULY s.
! Death of Pierre LOrillard, multi-mil-
| Iionaire ana Observation-Disclosures L
train in New York jumps the track. but
no one is injured-Rev. Denis O'Cal-
| laghan of Boston given the title Of
monSignor--Kn Knights of Columbus to
have a national headquarters, probably
| in New Hayen-Kramer and Hurley
make new bicycle records at Vailsburg
Mrs. MCKinlcy's condition shows
marked improvenemt--W William Ora
|
heavily in stocks--Almost a panic at
| funeral of Albany boy who killed his
! playmate Edward Luthy, n New
York booEmaker, murders hiswife and
| shoots himself-Ten thousand cndeav-
orers at the Cincinnati conventions;
many, large meetings held Sunday
Catholic church at Sandwich, Mass,
dedicated Whole county in Missouri
will pray nightly for rain to break the
hrOught--Gloucester schooner Lucille
sunk by an ocean steamer; crew saved
Death Of James L. Yeatman banker
and philanthropist of st. Louis
| George Blackburn of Lynn, Mass, kills
himself in a Boston hotel--Governo
| Yates of Illinois says Roosevelt has the
call in the west for the Republican nom
nation for president-Captain Durkee
of the Old Dominion says he did not
beach his vessel, but that the foghorn-
on Captains island did not blow.
| TUESDAY, JULY 0.
Constitution an easy winner in 30
mile race, over triangular course, off
Newport. r. l.; Independence an utter
failure as a light weather boat-Blon-
din, the murder suspect, said to be under
| arrest at Grahamsville, n. Y--Nor
wegian bark Hanna wrecked by col
| lison with steamship Cambrian-
Orphel A. Potter found dead at foot of
cellar stairway at BostOn-Fire at
ColebroolS, n. H. does $4,000 damage
Clash ahead in Democratic politics
| in Georgia-Tmee men killed by eX-
ploson 1T Santa Cruz, Cal-The presl-
dent and Mrs. Mckinley resting quiet
1 ly at Canton--Divers find the hull Of
the steamship Old Dominion badly dam
aged-Confirmation of report that the
! German emperor will have yacht built
| In Now Nnpty Tho nO1Wpi1 Oriental