News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-12-02

at San Francisco while trying to pro.
tect Mrs. l.. III. Colt from assault
Two men arrested ct Boston on sus.
picion of being connected with bur-
glaries in student dormitOries at Har.
ward cOllege-GeLerally believed that
Fitzsimmons will now retire from the
riIg-Steamer Cedric, reported sunk
in collision, arrives at New York after
umeventful voyage--Four men burned
to death and property destroyed to
amount of 100000 at Omaha---San
Dominganr evolution officially ended.
SATURDAY, NOV. IS.
Four Chicago bandits, none over p
years old, captured after desperate bat
tie. confess to having committed eight
murders within half year-Grover
Cleveland positively declines to be con-
sidered presidential candidate-Maior
Runcie, testifying in Wood hearing,
says general planned his own boom for
Cuban governorship in magazine article
-Massachus cts supreme court orders
the sale Of land at Swampscott to the
Roman Catholic archbishop, incor-
porated, to be annulled because gross
fraud practiced in the purchase
New Grly's inn at Jackson, N. H.,
burned-Herd of shorthOIns worth
$4,000 Killed in Il train wreck in In
diana--Burgars enter the home of w.
w. Harrison ut Glenside, Pa, and Sc
cure jeUelry worth $25,0UO-New
York Republicans generally welcome
the leadership Of Odell-WOrthles
property in Cuba being sold to Amer
icans--Washington recognizes the
new government of San Domingo
Cuban imports from the United States
decrease $3,000,00O in fiscal year-Dr.
Macarthur declares the nations first
great problem is restriction of immigra-
tfon--Senator Hoar's freak" bill i'll
PRODUCED "by request to provide homes
for the Misunderstanding Leopold 90
ing to Delagoa bay-Spain takes
first steps toward a break With Vene-
notwithstanding negotiations
blocked by question of Korea-Pas.
sengers i'll London street cars being ar
rested in the enforcement of the anti.
croWding law.
SUNDAY, NOV. %.
Indictments will probably result from
the investigation of the conduct of city
departments at ST. Louis-Sir Chen
Tung Liang Chang the guest of the
lOtos club in New NOrk-pOliceman
found intoxicated in South Boston
EX-Captain Oberlin NJ. Carter leaves
the federal prison in Leavenworth and
starts for Chicago-Patti stands
siege of 20 hours in Hotel Savoy at New
York rather than be served with a
summons in contempt proceedings
Highway depart hent of Fall River
without funds-Erank l.. Callahan of
Pawtucket, L.. l., found dead in swamp
-EX-GovernOr GOodell of New Hamp-
shire receives communications from
state board of license commissioners in
which he says his position and action in
the matter of the Antrim blacklist" is
virtually uStained-New York's ten
derloin to awake on New Years, when
new administration comes in--Peary
confident that he can reach the North
Polc-New Jersey judge rules that
grand jurors have not right to tell how
they voted-Clevelands decision not
to be Il candidate for the presidency
again causes discussion in Washing
ton; Olney'S chances good if his friends
hustle-Nictor Banner, once wealthy,
commits suicide in New York afCnr los
ing fortune in Wall street--Patricl
Havey killed by fall from ladder at
Waltham, Mass--Speedy trip to the
gallows planned BOr the four youthful
Chicago bandits; they tell of their
crimes and how they slept sOundly after
killing men-General Reyes au-
thorized by Colombia to offer a canal
concession to the United States free of
cost-Kaiser's throat not healing as
quickly as expected, and that fact
causes anxiety in Germany.
MONDAY, NOV. 30
BriStow's report reveals startling con-
ditiOn Of rottenness in postal service
Three sons of Mrs. Read of Black
stone, Mass, widow, drowned while
crossing river on way to woods to pro-
cure tireWOOd--An unusual prevalence
of smallpox reported in New York
state--EXport trade not encouraging;
difficulty in filling the larger liners
State presents new evidence in Terrio
murder trial at Skowhegan, Me-Two
aliens whs, came to Pawtucket, r. l.,
to take mil jobs to be deported-
r. Il. Flanders, brakeman, probably
fatally injured at Nashua, n. H
Chicago railway trainmen think they
We're sold OUT in their strike--New
Bedford cotton men refuse to reconsider
matter of cutdown in wages--Court
shuts up shop inENew Mexico and judge
Joins in hunt for nugget!s-New York
policemen to be tried for letting crank
reach president-I'residen discredits
reports that Platt and Odell viii break
peace-Formal presentation of bell to
the cruiser Cleveland at Portsmouth,
N. H--NIrs. Catherine Emery, aged
so, burned to death at North Nittery,
Me-Montpelier, VT, to try the unique
plan of investing in it's own bonds
Albert NJ. Crockett of Auburn, Me-,
fatally hurt in runaway accident
Commander Peary will start in July
on his next search for the North Pole
Effort of Alfred Dreyfus to secure
axamiOo finn pf his on 60 S1IccpsSfTI