News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-12-11


Santiago battle being distributed to ma
val men--Physicians find Senator
| Quay has no disease of the lungs
Wardman Bissert of New York taken to
Sing Sing prison to serve sentence
VIII of John L. Perry of Exeter, N. H.,
contains many public requests
op Rowe makes accusations against
DIR. Jackson of Alaska-British Lib
erals take determined stand on the
/ BOer war question-Supreme court
may be asked to admit Molineux to bail,
pending new trial-President's mes
sage made a text book in Indianapolis
, schools-Henry Lefavour elected
! president of the new Simmons college
, for women-General Alban pro-
| claimed by Colombia as savior of the re-
public--McKlnley memorial associa-
| ton insists on monument in Canton and
will leave it to congress to provide me-
mortal in Washington-Suic of
George A. M. Ever, first extra clerk to
the tax commissioner, in the Massachu
sets state house.
SATURDAY, DEC.7.
Not only one but three indictments fol-
| as many alleged murders were returned
against the Lowell nurse, Miss Jane
Toppan, by the grand jury in the su-
! perior court at Barnstable, Mass. The
indictments charge her with killing Mrs.
Mary d. Gibbs and A. p. Davis, both Of
Cataumet, and Mrs. Genevieve A. Cor
don of Chicago. 1t is charged that
morphine and atrophine were two of
the poisons used Miss Toppan is held
for trial early next spring. She was ap-
parently calm, but her voice was husky
when she said mot guilty" to each of the
! three ndictments--New York police
deputies not yet chosen-Fulton monu-
ment unveiled in New York-Ne-
braska's prairie volcano again in erup-
tion-Cincinnatl judge rules that a
lobbying Meade acquitted
and restored to duty at the Broolyn navy
yard-Senate committee will report
favorably on the canal treaty-Ex-
Congressman Sperry hopeless of Demo-
Gratis ever carrying Connecticut--Late
report says that Miss Stone is alive and
well--Loyalty to cape rebels to Boer
cause said to prolong the war--French
government commission coming to
study our trTSts-Mexican congress
to legislate to stop tluctuaton of silver
Eighty Japanese laborers on the way
to Mexico under three years contract
Canadian parliament may have to
decide the question of ending govern
ment control of railways Minister of
Commerce, Won Moeller, says the Ger
man tariff bill does not mean uni
versal protection.
MONDAY, DEC. 8.
s. D. Waite, alleged liquor spotter,
shoots q. Il. Goshen at ST. JohnSbury,
Vt; will be charged with murder
Boston building trades council refers
affiliatipn with national body to refer
endum syoteAof unions-Three Iowa
girl st, 1T three and half days
to win Hs!.lzs. = u candy ptnpss..11.S,
Univer salist church dedicated at 1, I'd
ford, Nass--Two Indiana men, who
upon promise of $1,000 rescued woman
from. drowning, settle after lawsuit for
$45Of Hanna and Foraker forces ap-
pear to be lining up in Ohio--Residents
Of Onset, Mass, want to be set apart
from Wareham and incorporated as a
town-Catherine Schultze and Jacob
Luther voluntarily die together at Balti-
more-Dedication of the Lew Roman
Catholic church of North Attleboro,
Mass-Bourke Cochran urges that
President Roosevelt use his influence
to stop wac in South Africa Wash
ington officials of Catholic church dis
credit report that Mgr. Sealabrina will
be a new delegate-PerVstent rumor
in Butte that the DAILY hold ,gs of ANAL
gamated have been unlo& ed-AIrs.
Frank Leslie dangerously i'm -WiIton.
n. H.. milkmen think Blondn,Neallegr d
Lowell murderer, has been Nrking in
that vicinity--Captain Ge&ge H.
Wadleigh to take rank of rear Hmiral
on Admiral SIMPSONS retirement
TUESDAY, NOV. 10. = Il
! The Portsmouth Campmeeting +
ISOLATION, which has been holding $
, vival meetings in Park street churs,
Boston, were ordered, to vacate I'll
church. The prudential committee o
= the church decided that the actions O
, the evangelists were bit too strenuou
and dramatic for the old church. Som
! Of the church members who attende
the first meeting of the evangelists wer
scandaliZed by the antics of the band {
exhorters-One man dead and anotht
found unconscious from gas in house
BOSTON, Mckinley tablet placed
: Buffalo city hall--Home rulers and nj
Y tives still in control in Hawaii--R
" port that Mr.. Carnegie will give SIC
{ 100000 for national university
: Chairman of New York state committt
> declares Senator Plat is sure of +
election-Southern mills producer
9 cotton seed products profit by report
% shortage Of material and the large d
e mand-Postmaster Van Colt of Ne
d York reappointed-Secretary Gai
n defends his proposed bank and curren'
is plan-Chairman Paynel presents
ID Philippine tariff bill to ways md nioa
ot mmittee-Treasury departme
" abolishes tonnage dues on vessels {
I'd rect from the Philippines-Senat
to McLaurin defends his independe
course and denounces discriminate
against him by Democrats-Seve
n snowstorms in England--More rigl