News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-06-24
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY. JUNE 10.

cloudburst that almost entirely de-
stroyed Heppner, Ore, county seat of
Marrow county; wires down and par
ticulars lacking-Servian senate and
skupshtina in joint session pass resolu-
ton of general amnesty and unanimous
~ elect Prince Peter Kara georgevitch
King of Servia; assassins of late king
and queen popular avorites--Boston
cab drivers with criminal records have
their licenses revoked---Orders for
much needed work at Boston lazy yard,
and will save discharges in construc-
ton artment-Holyoke, Mass,
paper strike complete--New York sub
way strike declared off--Whitecap
leader sentenced to death in Tennessee
--Kurds taking up arms i'll Kurdistan;
foreign ministers send note to sultan
relative to outrages at Kharput--
China orders treaty negotiations trans
ferred to Pekin, regardless Of objections
of Americans and Japanese---Only
United States, Portugal and Central
and South America deny favored nation
treatment to British imports.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE II.
Unenvta BILE position of King Peter Of
Servia; promises to be little more than
that Of royal captive; real government
of country will be military dictatorship
under leaders of evolution--Chapla
Chadwick, U. S. N, tenders resignation
Weight of opinion in Colombia ad-
verse to ratification of canal treaty
Secretary Moody orders court martial
of Assistant Paymaster Delano,
charged with ENLIGHTENMENT Of $500
Ambassador Clayton cables state
department that Mexican government
has deposited to his credit 81, i2O,GS2 on
account of the plus fund award; prompt
ness in meeting obligations breaks all
records in -Massachu-
sets house orders coal dealers license
bill to be engrossed, 105 to 52---Bos-
tonians incorporate hunting and fish
ing club in New Brunswick -5ov-
ernor Bates of Massachusetts vetoes
the Commercial Trust company's bill,
this being his 18th veto-FraLk Dean,
a New York banker, commits suicide
No break in ranks of textile strik-
ers In Philadelphia-Con
Hull says the Iowa idea is becoming
acknowledgements Thaycr sees
in Olney a Moses for the Democrats
Fred w. Ames, former chief of police
in Minneapolis, seeks new trial
Chicago restaurants are opening doors
and strikers are seeking reinstatement
Miners vote against strike and en-
dorse district presidents for Cancellation
board-United States European
squadron will visit England this sum-
mer-Report that warrants have been
issued for two more arrests in the
postal case-Pope Leo better--Cu-
ban Planters society may become n
political party-France to increase
certain taxes to provide for Geiicit--
Germany may retaliate on Britain, as
result of Canadian tarifr--Papal
Bible commission plans institute of
Bible studies at Rome-Russian am
bassador urges Bulgaria to prepare for
war with Turkey-Hondilras gov
eminent confiscates a railroad Of which
Senator Depew is president-Former
Ambassador White sees no reason why
Russia should not have a port in Man
churia
THURSDAY, JUNE IS.
J.T. Metcalf, head of money order
system, removed by Post Master Gen
eral Payne as result of postal fraud in
stigation-Philadel Liberty
bell in parade feature of Bunker Hill
day at Boston-Yacht Reliance dis
abled by losing topmast in light breeze
at Larchmont races-Crisis in New
York lockout; 10000 men must sign
agreement to arbitrate or remain idle
Eight trolley strikers charged with
assault with intent to murder col due
tor and motorman at Waterbury, Conn.,,
found not guilty-Hotel and restau-
rant strike at Chicago to be adjusted by
bitration--NUmber of dead in Hep
pner, Ore, food how placed 1T zoo
Between Crawfords aid Jefferson, N.
H., bridges are gone on Concord and
Montreal road and in several places the
river changed location and runs mile
or more on location of the 'oad a. re-
suit of recent cloudburst---Barge Gas
ton, with $500 tons of coal, sinks off
Providence-Joe Nelson breaks bicycle
record for. 10 miles, making it in 1901
Long strike of building laborers at
Lynn, Mass, ended by compromise
Plans for two steel training ships ap-
proved by naval board Of construction
Southern hosiery manufacturers
advance prices of all products of hosiery
establishments 10 percent-Jews stab
editor of Bessarabetz at st. Petersburg
Surprising gains of Socialists in the
German lections-Negotiati in
China assure a permanent open door
--Balfour adopts Chamberlain's pol
icy as the governrnent's-Ph Philadelphia
man gets title to asphalt property In
Observation-Disclosures magnetic
pole expedition starts for Arctic regions
Fourteen men killed by explosion at
Woolwich, Eng, arsenal-Russia
warns new Servian king that he must
punish sssassins.
~" FRIDAY, JUNE 10.
Lowell Textile council asks for con-
ference with mill agents; said that they
ask only for their old places and agents