News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-06-12
THE WEEKS NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE ).


Mainmast of cup defender ConStitu-
lion collapses in a strong breeze; will
require two weeks for Tepairs-Eng-
land alarmed by fresh outbreaks of
Beers; they capture jamestown, Cape
COlony-TwO Worcester, Mass, doe
tOrs, who have mingled freely with pa
tents in hospital, found to have small.
pOX--Moran beats Ross and Cham
pion in 25-mile bicycle race at Boston
Professor Heron expelled from Con.
gregational church for conduct un.
becoming a gentleman and Christian
Eight Michigan miners killed by an
pXplosion-Mrs. McKinley's condition
shows no imprOvement-Na
Metal Trades association plan to or
ganiZe against the achinists-Mar-
riage of James G. Blaine and Miss
Martha Hichborn i'll Washington
DR.. Ira G. Remsen succeeds President
Gilman of Johns Hopkins university
New Bedford, Mass, mill dividends
for the second quarter average as large
as the tirSt-Gcneral BallingtOn Booth
plans a large settlement in Georgia Of
Volunteers of America-Maryland
grand jury accused politicians of suS-
tanning the enumerators on trial for
census frauds-Belief that the anti
eanteen law will be repealed-Cabnet
decides that no extra session of congress
is ecessary--Election of Gener as
mayor of Havana regarded as a blow
to the Platt amendment, as he voted
against it--Representative Cleary of
Minneapolis says government owner
ship will be the next great question con-
sidered-RuSsia's killed or dead from
wounds in China 81 officers and GS2 men
Won Waldersee delays start from
Pekin pending investigation of recent
military affray-Steamer NOrthman
arrives at Hamburg, 80 days from Chi.
cago, through the lakes and canals.
THURSDAY, JUNE 6.
Judge Bell orders verdict for Mrs.
| Eddy in $150000 libel suit at Boston;
found that Mrs. Woodbury., the plaintiff,
made no case-Opinion expressed at
banquet in London to New York mer-
ClkilIlS lllul AIuNIlCd anu ldub W Ill
soon rule worlds destinies-Two West
Point cadets dismissed for false repre-.
MISUNDERSTANDING in price of beef
at misunderstanding machinists at Bos.
ton make gains-Forty-one cases of
smallpox at Berlin, n. H--Mrs. Nc.
Kinley's condition shows some improve.
ment-Chemical examination shows
| that Father Phillips was not poisoned
| Starvation and disease cause many
| deaths in the Aleutian islands-Sena,
tor McLaurin declares his adherence tC
| the principles of effersOn-Burnina
of 200 tons of powder at Mare Island
navy yard causes damage of $2JOOO(
st. Louis judge calls attention to the
"wholesale slaughter of citizens by
operation of street cars --Iubercu
loss immigrants no longer to be adj
mitted to this country-CubanS com
plain of delay regarding Plat amend
ment, and insist that they acted in gOoC
faith when they accepted the plan
st. Petersburg thinks none of the pow
ers but Russia emerge with credit from
the Chinese problem-Situation il
| Spain continues critical-Work or
| Cape Breton extension railway TO bC
started July Turkey pays Franco
100000, the balance of the Armenian
claims--Willlam G. Whtney's brown
colt Volodyoviski wins derby stake
Great Britain's blue ribbon turf event
FRIDAY, JUNE7.
| Independence meets with accident II
steering gear and proves w0rthness OF
her mast and Charge of frau(
made in house of commons in buvin,
of horses for British army in South AZ
rica-Waldersee resigns as comman
der-in-chief in China, and sails for HON,
Miss Burt pleads guilty to stealing
money and valuables in Smith collep,
--Medfeld, Mass, celebrates the 250tl
anniversary Of its incorporation-B
ton fire commissioner wants third rail-
encased in places where firemen would
have TO work on the elevated structur,
holland Swan, a clerk of the town OF
Arlington, Mass, indicted on $50 counts
charging larceny; his bail increased I,
] $25,000-Indications Of a big CLEANUP