News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-17

lie library-Suit to be brought to test
LOuisiana's suffrage law-Move for
Working WOmen's union started in
Chicago Colonel Watterson sees the
dawn of a new daSEor the Democracy
Pennsylvania Democrats may join
the independent move against the Quay
ubicans-Indictme returned
against Mrs. Ida BONNIE Of Washington
for murder of James s. -Secre-
tary Bridgman of the Arctic club thinks
Peary may have discovered the north
pole-Independence carries away her
tOpmost in race off Newport, which is
won by Columbia-COmptroller of the
currency orders a 100 percent assess
ment upon the stockholders of the Sew
enth National bank of New York-In-
surgents still fighting in Cebu-Mayor
of CienfuegdS dismisses chief of police
Very hot in London; many sun.
strokes and prostrations reported.
SUNDAY, JULY II.
Divorced wife of Daniel X. Hanna of
Cleveland eludCs her former husband
and detectives and sails for England
with her three sons-Many thousands
of steel workers ordered on strike; con-
ference at Pittsburg futile--Eight per-
sons injured in a rear-end collision at
Quincy, Mass-DrCuth still unbroken
in the west and the railroad managers
are greatly alarmed--Hill school,
POttstoWn, Pa, won the national inter-
scholastic two-day meet and the ath-
lctic championship at Buffalo-Report-
ed that Lawson will make the Indepen-
dence eligible for all races by charter
irg her to Charles II. W. Foster
Washington diplomats dazed by the sue
cess of Secretary Hay in collecting the
Turkish NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
defeat Trinity college Of Dublin crew
by 20 lengths--Weymouth, Mass,
town meeting discusses alleged shortage
of Superintendent Refs; amount alleged
to have been taken put at $3.50; COM
mittee of five appointed to act for town
Hill said to be out for the presi-
dency, and Bryan bound to do his best
to beat him out of the nomination
Dcfaultng bank teller kills 4 man on
a train in Wyoming, because the lat
ter had hypnotized him, the murderer
specialization point to William A.
Castor as democratic nominee for gov
ernor of Massachusetts.
MONDAY, JULY Is.
Great steel strike begins today at
Pittsburg--Barn of Charles Linehan
at Boston burned; II horses perish; dis
charged employee under arrest---Two
rings, valued at $1,000, belonging to Miss
Barney, daughter of Millionaire Bar
ney of Washington, stolen by bellboy at
a Boston hotel; property recovered
Graham makes his fifth trip through the
Niagara whirlpool rapids i'll a barrel
Mrs. Emily J. Bumpus of Boston killed
by morphine; boarder who administered
it held by the pOlice---Ohio Democrats
who believe in Bryan will hold a con-
vcntion in Columbus July 31.-Nine-
teen states and territories of the great
corn belt still parched by heat-Chi-
cag0 millionaire Of 70 weds girl Of u
Evanston, Ills, woman, infatuated
with her 13-year-old nephew, kidnaps
him-New York Yacht club may in
wife Independence to join in the cruise
without foYmality Of chartering her to
a member-All France celebrates the
anniversary of the fall of the Bastile--
Captain McCalla takes command of the
earsarge-HalloweH Me, eXpe-
riences a Puritan Sunday for the first
time in its history-Figures showing
ITawaii's prosperity predict good things
for Porto NATURALIZATION Of the
Third Church of Christ, Scientist, at Chi
cago-MaHy Epworth Leaguers robbed
by pickpockets ut Colorado Springs
BrOadwood surprises ReitZ; several
Boer officers captured; President Steyn
escapes in his shirtsleeves, accompanied
by another man; may have been De
Wet-Steamer Erik leaves North Sid
ney for the frozen north.
TUESDAY, JULY 16.
Bryan criticizes Ohio Democratic
platform; says it should have declared
either for silver or against it Sick
ness forced Colonel Rice to leave the
Philippines; is at Boston in search of
medical treatment--Two prisoners in
all at Newburyport, Mass. try to over
power Waterman and jailer and es-
cape, but are overcome; no one hurt
st. Michaels reported still icebound
lind of machinists' strike at Gin
cinnati--Steamship Old Dominion still
on the rocks-AIost KlOndike passen-
gers bound for Nome-Crowds still
rushing to FL Reno for registration
Strike Of iron molders at Chicago may
involve 1000 men-A Ward liner lows
to New York the dismasted schooner
Theoline of BOston--Japan buys in
New York some fine horses to improve
the stock in that counry--Mrs. Il. G..
Leonard's will, filed at Taunton, Mass,
makes public requests of over $4,000
Chief Engineer Cunningham of the
international water boundary COM
mission drowned in the Rio Grande
Pennsylvania holds the first place
in glassmaking in the United States,
producing 10 percent Of the total out
put-The ten Cleveland, O., Demo-
Gratis Indicate the line of opposition to
reorganization; Republicans may be
back of movement--Order of the
Amalgamated association for a strike
against branches of the steel trust gen
orally obeyed a large number of plants
shut down. President Shaffer confident