News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-14
WEDNESDAY. AUG. Z.


cts-Combination of wholesale
grocers, capitalized at S10G,00O,000, be-
ing formed-Two lads drowned in the
Merrimac at Amesbury, Mass--Vis-
itors to the United States battleship
Iowa at Everett, Wash, imperilled by
collision with a passing steamer-San
Francisco labor leaders order out 600
sand transfers and tie up building oper-
ations: strike order to 5000 more union
men threatened-General Corbin sails
from Manila for Shanghai-United
States training ship Saratoga reaches
Cherbourg-Naval officers believe Adj
miral Schley will not be found guilty Of
"reprehensible conduct"-RearA Admiral
HowisOn selected to serve on the Schley
court of inquiry--An idea that Presi-
dent Mckinley may favor the Panama
canal in his next message-The
Franco Turkish cloud said to have
passed
THURSDAY. AUG. 8.
John w. Pennington, negro, burned
at the stake by a mob at Enterprise,
Ala, for assaulting white woman
E. G. BolleS of Boston presented checks
in Berlin stolen from the American Ex-
press company in Paris last April and
under arrest-Harry Carney and
Charles Inman, Boston boys, drowned
while canoeing--"COrn King" Phillips
says he will never tackle another corn
pool--Fifty thousand Chinese lost
in the recent floods in Yang Use district
strike order by starting Clark mills,
Pittsburg; Newcastle mills closed al
ready; a bitter industrial war predicted
Duke of York leaves MauritiuS for
Durban--Many hurt in collapse Of
grand stand at Paisley-Yuan may
succeed Ii as viceroy Of Chilli, China
Beers surprise and capture post on
Sabi river-Irield Marshal Won w l.
dersee welcomed at Hamburg-Brit.
ish government carries an extension Of
closure through the commons-French
canal from Atlantic to Mediterranean
pronounced feasible-Ed Educator, re.
turned from China, says we have with
drawn our troops too SoOn--SteamShi
Kincora sunk in collision in the Irish
channel, and seven people drowned
Santos Dumont rounds Eiffel tower, but
fails to reach starting point, owing to
strong wind-Captain Dingle found
responsible for the wreck of the steam.
ship Assyrian, and suspended-Daw.
son City enjoying many improvements;
the years output of the KlondiHe set at
$20,000,000.
FRIDAY, AUG. 8.
Steel masters start one Lindsay 6
McCutcheon and one more Clark mill
at Pittsburg; Shaffer says operations
are only apparent; GOmpers in confer
ence with Shaffer-Cyclone Swe ps
over Portsmouth, n. H.; two persons
killed and half dozen injured on Sea-
vey's island-Red Jacket Hose COM
pany of Cambridge, Mass, throws
stream 227 feet, 10 3-S inches, a worlds
record at New England tiremcns mus.
ter-Revere, Mass, Law and Or
der league will institute a vigorous cru
Sunday Legislature adj
journs increase in baggage
duties in New York-Two of Dowie's
followers mobbed in ChicagO-Taun-
ton (Mass.) Locomotive company to
build larger plant at once-Brock-
ton, Mass, police board deadlock pre-
vents transaction Of business-Castor
bean plant said to be effective remedy
against mosquitoes -StrikerS tie-up
of San Francisco shipping amounts to
a virtual embargO-Eifteen-mill indie
pendent tin plate plant to go up ut once
In Pittsburg-American Federation of
Labor will urge rigid exclusion of Ori-
entail labor--New York clothing man
ufacturers refuse to employ union la.
Dor eXclusiyely-Work on the new
sugar refinery in New Jersey, backed
by an English firm to be started soon
Wisconsin "stalwarts" working
against Governor La Toilette, and in
the interest of Senator Spooner--Dis
covery of rich gold-bearing copper in
Big Snowy mountains, Montana, causes
a mining ampede--CollectOr Bidwell
of New York says Tammany will be
hard to beat, but that reformers are
stronger than ever-Increase in postal
receipts this year likely to be S7,OOO,O0(
Silk imports of the Philippines more
than doubled in 1000-TheOsoph
want Cuban orphans to learn their doc
trlnes
SATURDAY, AUG. 10.
Support of American Federation Of
Labor pledged to the steel strikers
Ferguson foundry, Chicago, yield:
to its striking iron moulders--NavJ
yard aud arsenal workmen organize
national labor unlon--Scheme to form
combination of piano manufacturers
falls through--Ship cooks and stew
ards and Union Iron Works apprentices
join the San Francisco strike--Dr
McGilllcuddy of Worcester reelected
president of the Catholic Total Abstl
nance union of America RlcaI
agriculture rapidly recovering from Tho
great Wireless telegraph
equipment being received on board o.
warships- Hitchcock op
poses Governor Dolc's plan to issue
Hawaiian bonds Sixto lopez return
ing to the Philippines To arouse sentl
ment against American rule-Judg'
Humphreys Of Hawaii Is IN Washington
TO answer charges and Governor Dole