News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-11-25
ne WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY. NOV, II,

Jnlleu states grand jury at Omaha
lrns true bills against United States
nator Dietrich and Postmaster Fisher
Hastings, Neb. charging bribery and
spiracy; senator charged with ac-
ting money bride from Fisher
pm w. White arrested at Boston for
5oting James GaYel and Annie Lewis;
lvel will die from wounds--Threats
to blow up Plaza hotel, Chicago, made
to manager in anonymous letter.
Cashier of Biltinore estate, Asheville,
n. c., indicted for embeZZling funds
from G.. w. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is
sued during first four months of present
fiscal year exceed same period of last
year by % percent Moody
approves report of naval board for APP
preparation of 100000 for construc-
ton of naval ma gazine seven miles from
Boston navy yard-RepreSenta
Ball Of Texas, after q service of SO
years, retires from cOngress-General
missionary committee of Methodist
Episcopal church appropriates sums for
foreign and home work aggregating
over 81 5000 00-Long expected trade
treaty between United States and China,
negotiated at Shanghai, reaches Wash
ington and Is under examination by
state department otficials-Number of
deer killed during open season in Yer
mont opportunities COG, compared with
3S2 last year-Banking house of ].
p. Morgan & Co. appointed fiscal agents
in United States of republic of Panama
Many petitions in the Smoot case
before the senate; SmOOt believes he
will hold his seat---Cuba bill in the
house and will have exclusive cOnsidera-
ton until vote is taken--.Senate COM
mittee likely to report favorably upon
General Woods nomination; result in
senate depends largely upon Hanna--
Korea surprised by our demand for
opening Of Wiju-I.Ord Kitchener
breaks a leg while riding through
tunnel near Simla--Judge George
Gray appointed arbitrator in the San
Domingo Improvement company case
London Times correspondent eX-
poses Turkish scheme for sending out
false news on Macedonia.
WEDNESDAY,, NOV. IS.
of Boston United States special treas
ury agency for New England---Asa
II. Josselyn held in $4,000 at Boston
on bigamy charge-Wallling cnnc Ct
President Lincoln sold at auction at
New York for 81 f5-Bright outlook
for settlement Of Chicago railway strike
by rbitratiOn-Rich copper deposit
discovered near Carney, Micll--Dcath
at Washington of Brigadier General
Bernard, who participated i'll 1O3 battles
and skirmishes in Civil war and Indian
ampaign-Strillc of POO heater boys
delays work on battleshtp at Quincy,
Mass-Drunkcn IL dams clean out
hotel at Omaha--Insurgents lombard
ing San Domingo; situation reported
desperate Massachusetts grand lodge
of the Ancient Order of United Work
men votes to secedc from supreme
lodge--John w. White held in $4,000
to Nov. 30, for the alleged shooting Of
Annie Lewis and James n. Gave at
BoSton-Wage cut in cotton mills so
far affects $4,000 operators; 10000 on
different chedules--Senate devotes
its short session Of 20 minutes to dis
cussion Of petitions, mainly about
SmOot-Republican senators planning
committees; belief that Morgan will not
withdraw from canal committee
Jir0inez seeks recognition of new dCmi-
nican government. but his appeal is re-
iected in Washington-Kin and
Queen of Italy arrive in England
King Leopold to visit the United States
in the spring-Kussian noble says his
country is in danger of great revolt
China in state of panic over Russian ag-
gression in Observation-Disclosures mis-
sion in Thibet about to start with strong
military uppOrt--Cruiser Marble
head, at the isthmus, salutes the new
Panama flag-Edward Lord Weeks,
the American artist, dies at Paris
German enperor's condition continues
satisfactory: no more bulletins to be
issued.
THURSDAY, NOV. 10.
New canal treaty with Panama
signed by Secretary Hay and minister
of new republic; United States gets
complete jurisdiction, and lease of strip
10 miles each side Of canal is perpetual
Prospect of settling Chicago rail
way strike less hopeful--.Fire de-
stroys three summer hotels ut Nan
tasket, Mass: loss so. O00--Typhold
fever scare at Williams college, seven
students being stricken-Explosion in
powder plant at Swanton, Vt, blows
one man to atoms and Injuries nine
Cthers--iTall River textile unions vote
not to resist cutdowr in wages at pres
ent-Federation of Labor convention
goes on record as opposed to Socialism
NO warrant issued for arrest Of
Senator Dietrich-New York's budget
for next year more than S106,000,0 600
Fine clubhouse for workmen tc be
erected in New York--Chicag COS SAM
tary commission removed because of
lax system of the buTeau--Cruiser
Chicago ordered to Boston for repairs
-Sfnoot case to 60 over until the
regular session of congress-Efrorts
making to widen scope of work of
monetary commission ele-
ment defeated in South African cleo
tions--Kirg Edward and King Victor
shooting in Windsor park-Merry Del
NaA appointed project Of the sacred