News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-03
THE WEEKS NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20.

hours, acQuitS Mrs. j. Il. blsHVp, Oh
trial at Boston on many counts OF mai
practice Serious riot among Syrians
at Lawnerce, Mass; one badly hurt
Archbishop Corrigan attacks Uhrls
tian Science-Yukon cleanup Will be
$J,O0O,OOO more than last year-ftY-Ien
briclyards along the Hudson river
closed by strikers-Suit relative to
timber lands begun against senator
Clarlk-Death at Chicago of Rev. Jo-
seph Cook, preacher. author and lecturer
New York jury finds that book
rights" does not cover dramatic or Serial
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Railroad
company said to havv obtained control
of the Cambria Steel company-Qov-
ernor Nash renominated for governdr Of
Ohio, and State Senator Nippert for
lieutenant governor--DCtailS of the
West Virginia flood indicate that losses
of life and property are not as serious
as was at first eportcd--GroWing
sentiment in Cuba for annexation
An entirely new ship subsidy bill to
come before the next congregations
eral Corbin and others sail for Philip
pines on transport Hancock--Tremen-
dous main batteries being considered
for the two new battleships-lt is
said that the industrial commissions
report will attack the trusts-Peace
generally prevails in the Philippines,
and the islands are ready for civil rule
sharp fight between General FL
Lord Charles Beresford may resign from
the British navy because Of censure of
the Admiralty Vienna paper calls
attention to the political danger in d
trade combination against the United
States.
THURSDAY, JUNE 81.
J. Pierpont Morgan offers gift Of ST.
100000 to Harvard university to help
build medical school-,-Steamship
Lusitania wrecked off Cape Ballard: 500
passengers on board, but no loss of life
Naval inquiry boards report recon-
mends that contract for new dry dock
at Boston be cancelled. unless work Is
rushed--Site selected for the St Louis
XpOsition-Railroad station at Fran
ingham, Mass, robbed-Mrs. McKin-
ley's condition so much improved that
she takes drive--StTikers clash with
police at Rochester: more than 80 people
njured--Very high wages paid win
dow glass workers and bituminOus coal
miners in western Pennsylvania
Sixteen killed and 80 injured in a wreck
on the Wabash railroad; the dead are all
Italian immigrantS--A. NJ. MOreland
gets $4,000 settlement Of suit against
him to recover Carnegie company stock
held in trust, and will give it up--Re-
newed trade rivalry from Great Britain
is predicted-General board OK the
navy begins sessions at the war college
Count CaSSini says the SO-Called tart
if conflict is small and insignificant. and
predicts an early and satisfactory set.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT statement tnaIltlyrfy
pays no export bounty on Sugar--IIer4
bert Spencer writes plea for the mitl-
CATION of the war spirit-MarQuis De
Lur Saluces found guilty Of treason and
banished from France for five years.
FRIDAY. JUNE2S.
Yale wins varsity and freshman races
from Harvard; Harvard won four-Oared
race-Jeremiah Blake Of Newbury-
port, Mass, swindled out Of $4,000 by
confidence men-POpC reported se-
riOusly sick again-EXceSsive heat in
! New England causes many prOstrations;
deaths of three men reported at Boston
-Umilian, the Northampton, Mass.
murderer granted a stay of sentence
until Nov, 16-Break in a large main
| of the metropolitan water system at
/ Everett, Mass, causes considerable
damage-Case of Superintendent G.
J. Refs of Weymouth, Mass. water de-
partment, continued until July /, and his
bail increased to $5000--General Lud.
low at San O--Compulsorv
vaccination ordered in Havana-Tittle
change in the Maine Central strike sit
uation--FellOWship established at
Yale in honor of President Hadley-
Canadian Pacific having trouble in run
ming western trains-New tinplate
wage scale, giving worknen percent
advance, agreed to--SmallpoX scare at
Clinton, Mass, leads to an investigation
of crowded MISUNDERSTANDING
strikes Standard Oil tanks at Preble,
Ind, and causes heavy damage
Thomas g. Barker Of Arlington. MI.
sentenced to five years in the peniten.
tihry for assaulting Rev. John Keller
New York is now watching Tam.
many moves; wigwam's plan to hold
the labor vote-Many Montana land
locators, alleged to have been Senator
Clark's agents, indicted for perjury
Seventh National bank of New York city
sSspends payment in order to protect
| GioJstors and stockholders; receiver ap-
pointed-American Plough company
Incorporated in New Jersey the neclous
of $780, 100000 combination of agricul.
tural implement manufacturers in the
United States-Survey of Cuba for
naval stations mplcted-Govern-
ment ceases buying horses for the Phil.
ippines, owing to cessation of active
hostilities--Roers attack Richmond,
but retire after an all-day fight-Ex-
plorer Baldwin expects to reach north
pole and return-Bermude Asphalt
company wins its case in the Venezuelar
courts-Liberal candidate for presi
dent of Chile wins by large majority.
SATURDAY, JUNE %.
Hot wave causes numerous prostra
tons and some deaths in Now EngIand