News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-06-26

ny leduluS DelnOCfatS---W omen law
yers cannot practice before the Ten
nessee supreme cOurt-A $4,000 I'M
conditional gift to the Sheffield scientific
school of Yale niversity-Represen
tives of western states propose a plan
to reclaim arid regiOns--Serious shoot
lug results from strikers attack on
mines at Matteawan, w. Va--Large
white duck mill to be built at Stevens
Creek, Va, by North Carolina cotton
manufacturers-C Manufacture
ers' Commission company at Charlotte,
n. c., starts in business of selling yarns
direct to cOnSumerS--FallR River selling
committee shows mills more considera-
ton since the notice of the Seaconnet
corporation to withdraw from that body
--FOrty-secOn1 infantry reaches San
FranciscO--There will be no foreign
arbitration of the Alaskan boundary dis
pute-Cabinet sustains Secretary
Gage in his action relative to Russian
products--New York Times charges
Senator Lodge with securing Wash
burns appointment as counsel TO APP
praisers-A German missionary pre-
diets another serious rising in China, but
there is still nothing to sustain his view
Consul General Pierce says Kruger
will visit America late this fall.
SUNDAY, JUNE %.
Adelbert S. Hay, son Of the secretary
of state, found dead outside New Ha-
ven hotel, having fallen from a window
James Lynch of Boston becomes
violently insane and causes wild ex-
element; policemen subdue him after
hard fight--American trap shooting
team defeats the Scotch team at Glas-
gow--Former Tax Collector William
Fl. Kelly of Warren, Mass. held on en-
bezZlement charge--NariouS powers
propose adding to the sum that China
must make goOd-Earl Russell held
for higamy; he will be tried by the
House of LOrds-President Mckinley
to complete his trip in the northwest
next housekeeping injunction
against the striking machinists in Mil
waukee---Grain bark Falkland strikes
Sicily island lighthouse and sinks
Former Senator Camden receives
100000 a year for 80 years for mines
Engagement of Miss Sartoris and
Mr.. Balfour advertised as broken
Death Of Fannie MOrant, a famous ac-
tress of a former generation-Senti-
mental ballads to be excluded from
Catholic churches in st. Paul--British
cabinet again graphing with the Mica
ragua canal question-MrS. Bankers
charges against Keller may be investi-
gated by church-The British lose
eight men killed and G6 captured at
aterklOOf-Fatalities caused by Pat
crson explosion and fire now placed at
17--Three lives lost by storm at Pitts
burg; great damage to prOperty-Sec-
crtary Hay sends concilatory note on
tariff matters 10 Russia-Lightning
causes death and destruction at East
Woodstock, Conn--Taunton, Mass,
church struck by lightning during we'd
ding ceremonies-Miss Genevieve
Heclller wins the wOman's metropoll-
tan gold championship
derby at Chicago falls to Robert Wad-
dell - to shot.
MONl'+Al ONL IT.
Six hundred lives believed to have
been lost by floods in the Pocahontas
coal fields in West Virginia.. IL.
Dickey and Charles Robinson run down
in launch in Boston harbor and drowned
--NOn-union men attacked by strikers
at Columbia, S. c., railroad shops, and
roughly handled Kansas Democrats
| refuse invitation to join third party"
General Cables and General Ca
| bales surrender in Luzon with their
| forces Eight-hOur day granted New
| York policemcn--Colonel Sloan of New
York Old Guard drowned by capsizing
| of yacht--N. Doyle, G.. n Ross and
J. A. Boomer of Lewiston, Me-, drowned
| by capsiZing of boat--Supcrintend
Refs of Weymouth, Mass. water works
accused of embezzling $500; much
greater amount said to be involved.
TUESDAY,, JUNE %.
Richard Freedman, %, kills his sister,
| 81, on a Boston street, and then kills
himself; said to have been insane
| Warrant charging forgery issued
against Superintendent Refs of Wey-
mouth, Mass, water works-LOSs of
life by flood in West Virginia now es-
timated at from 60 to 5-Comptroller
closes Pynchon National bank of Spring.
field, Mass; receiver placed in charge
Ninety cases of smallpox found
in Massachusetts since the middle of
May--Boston assessors have this year
found III Cos poll names, or nearly 5000
more than last year-Secretary Nick.
ersG0 of the Masonic grand lodge OF
Massachusetts denies the statement that
Excelsior lodge tneTo) is recognized
Hawaiian volcano Kilauea shows re-
newed signs of actiyity---New York
committee begins investigation of city
accounts--Newburyport, Mass, cele
brates 50th anniversary of incorporation
as city--Philadelphia loan fails be
cause the rate, 8 percent, is consid
cred too low-Archbishop Ireland says
America is inferior to other countries
in intellectual culture-Better outlOok
for cotton goods in the south; shipment
of 10 carloads from Greensboro n. G.
last week-General Wood has the grip
but is not seriously ill-Chandler Hale
appointed secretary Of the legation a
Misunderstanding Long approves thu
design for the West India service nava
medal---Union Of European powers II
tariff war against the United State,