News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-02
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY, AUG. rs.

anarchy, with numerous cases OF
massacres, arson and pllage-=Foot
and mouth disease makes it's appear
ance at Wakefield, Mass-Tewks
bury, Mass, selectmen order removal
of powder house in that town
Army well prepared to defend Maine
coast from attack of enemy; coast
patrolled and Portland harbor mined
Lou Dillon breaks worlds trotting
record at Readville, making mile in
two minutes fat--Receipts of Bos,
ton postoffice during last fiscal year
mounted to 1888, 939-Ameriean
Pathological society to have its con-
vention and exhibition in Boston
]. p. Jordan Paper company, Boston,
makes assignment for benefit of cred
itors-Negro mail clerk in Louisiana
resigns, fearing mob-Case of blind
ness partly cured in New York by
radium and X-rays-Fall River cloth
market stronger; 3-8 cents wanted
for regular goods-Odell shows
fusion forces the necessity of renom-
mating Low, and such action now is
considered certain-Report from
consul at Bogota indicates that the
canal treaty is not dead-Report in
Washington that the president may
remove the Dawes commission
Captain Pershing says influence Of
United States is strong in Asia by our
holding the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
vice-president of Ecuador annulled
Germany removes prohibition on
export of arms to China-Proceed-
ings in case of Whitaker Wright re-
sumed in London-German editor
arrested for printing the fortified
castle story-British members Of
Venezuela arbitration tribunal appoint
ed--Italy demands punishment for
those who insulted consul at Monastir
Right Rev. Francis Bourne to sue
coed Archbishop Vaughan of West
minister
WEDNESDAY, AUG. &c.
Barr outgenerals Wringe in America
cup race and Reliance again beats
Shamrock III by I'm. 19s-Turks
wipe out Macedonian city of Krus-
chevo; women and children their
chief victims - Senator Hanna
stricken in his office; stomach trouble
may keep him in bed for some days
Forts destroy three warships in
mimic battle off Portland-Tornado
does much damage in many Connec-
ticut cities-Boston police admit no
knowledge of Willard S. Aliens pres
ent whereabouts, but will continue
their search for him-Odds favor
Johnson in Ohio gubernatorial con-
test-Clive, To-, whitecaps warn
negroes to leave town-Carter Har-
rison says he will retire from politics
when his term expires-Coler in
denies candidacy for New
York mayoralty nomination--New
York metal trades and unions make
agreement which will prevent ship,
building strikes-Lucius j. Phelps
of Stoneham, Mass, climbs Mt.
Washington in an automobile in one
hour, 46 minutes-Govern
Alaskan telegraph line completed
Senator Quay says extra session Of
congress is not good politics--Gov-
eminent expenditures for pensions for
fiscal year $139,O92, Professor
Dorsey's statement as to sun dance
sharply scores Indian officials
British battleship Dominion launched
at Barrow-Colombia congress ne
elects canal and considers other
questions archaeological
disbanded because of
refusal to permit excavating
of examiner of Whitaker
Wright's books shows very heavy
losses and many worthless shares.
THURSDAY, AUG. 81.
Enemy's fleet makes second attack
on Portland harbor; two vessels sur
render and landing parties driven back
tOhi2 d moc!a nom nate Tom
Johnson for governor-O. n
Towne, Jr., the alleged defaultng
deputy internal revenue collector at
Boston, arrested az Philadelphia
Runaway accident at Pawtucket, r. L.,
Fills Jennie Montague and drives her
companion, J. +. Bannon, insane
General Miles addresses veterans Mt
rhe Wicrs. n. H--New Hampshire
cattle quarantine revoked--Dutch
bark burned and sunk in New York
seek representation in
the American Robbers
steal $4,000 worth of gold dust at Atlin,
Alaska-No stay of sentence for al"
Adams, New York gambler-Professor
Mooney defends course in regard to
Indian "sun dance Jen-
nings of Florida candidate for the
United States senate-Nebrask
Democrats endorse Bryan's policies and
nominate candidates Samuel Com
persI to be called into court to account
for his advocacy of the boycott -
Schooner Willie Iz.~ Newton of Bangor
crew of seven men probably
drowned--Bohertyd defeats Clothier in
straight sets and wins all-comers'
tennis tournament at Newport-Sam
Parks, New York labor CRATER, SEN
fenced to Sing Sing for not less than
two years and six months--Judge
Gray laughs at his boom for the presi-
dency-Alaslla boundary commission
to meet in London Sept. 3--.Ian
kubelik marries, in Vienna. Countess
tZaky--Thn HUmbertS sirn oppnnl