News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-12-09

oppose reopening Of the DreyfuS case,
but consider it useless to interpellate
the government.
SATURDAY, DEC. 8.
Three Men arrested at Revere, Mass,
in big count 4rfeiting raid; complete
paraphernalia and enough paper on
hand to print S1,0O0,000 in money was
seized; seven other members of same
gang arrested at New York-Sub-
marine torpedo beat Adder saved from
wreck by BOatsWain Deery, who swan
100 yards through tremendous surf
with line and haWser--Iron workers
repudiate Frank Buchanan in New
York and return to work-Faiure of
Irving w. Downing, leather dealer, Bos-
TOM liabilities about Sc .'@0--Po-
lice capture man who has oeeA Swi'-
ding Boston hotels by means Of al
legged G. o. d. packages for guests
Seventeen pesons affected by escaping
gas at Boston; five sent to hospital, but
condition not serOus-DepoSitors in
defunct Central National bank, Boston,
to receive an additional dividend of 5
percent; total dividends of 90 percent
paid in year-Tammany arranging
official plums for Christmas distribu-
tion-Philadelphia councils pass loan
bill amounting to $4,000,
liam NJ. Springer, former representa-
tive to congress from Illinois, dies at
ashingtOn-Seed dealers declare
war on free seed distribution-NIi
istre Beaupre reports that the Hay
Herran canal treaty was rejected on it's
merits-Wos y Gil said to wish to re-
turn to the presidency and give the
United States protectorate over San
Domingo-"Ratn of ashes" in Rome
-Canadian cotton mills advance the
price OF cotton gOOds-Russians deny
report that new rule has been made rela-
tive to Jews from America-Speaker
of Paris Chamber OF Commerce ban
quet predicts free trade throughout the
world--Seymour Bell warns England
to expect an American invasion of
manufactured rOducts-Bulgarian
premier declares policy of the govern
ment is to avoid war and improve
conditions in Macedonia.
SUNDAY, DEC. G.
Confession of John Davis, one of the
alleged cOunterfeiters caught at Re
we're, Mass, cOnYinces the officers they
have unearthed one of the biggest
gangs ever caught----Chuug and Chin
found guilty of murder in the second de-
gree in killing Wong Yak Chong in Bos-
tons differentiation
frauds at the port of Boston amount to
$780, 000---MrS. Margaret Giles ar
rested on charge of setting fire to pri-
vate hospital at Attleboro, Mass
Cruiser Des NIones on her trial trip
makes 1868 knots; contract require
ment 16.50--Three trainmen killed in
collision between Owl train from Bos-
ton and freight at Worcester; no pas
sengers hurt--Three prisoners at the
Washington county Jail at Montpelier,
VT, saw through steel bars and make
their escape; one recaptured--Massa
chusett5 fares poorly on Speaker Can
mons committees, especially Democrats
Carroll, Nixon, Freedman and
Shelvin to be cropped from the board
of governors Of the Democratic club
of New York by order of Charles f.
Murphy---Supreme court of Rhode ISL
ana so CONSTITUTES the will OF John p.
Gushing that 100000 in dispute goes
to Mrs. Edith ii. Fairchild Of Boston
Senator Hanna contradicts the re-
port that there has been a break in re-
lations between him and the president
Attempt said to have been made to
blow up DOWie bank at Zion City with
dynamite: clergymen apply to receivers
for permission to convert the people
of Zion--Statistic show that CO.
education at Boston university is not
conducive to matrimony-Shi
men want government vessel to hunt
down floating menaces to navigation
Winston Churchill coming over to
America to find a rich wife, according
to gossip in London
MONDAY, DEC. Z.
Dowie presents figures which allay
fears Of creditors; offers to settle ur-
gent claims i'll cash and change lions
financial dS--Anti-Profanit
league organized at BoSton-Six for
mer city officials Of Grand Rapids,
Mich, admit taking bribes-Many
brave rescues by Roatswain Deery,
who saved the submarine Adder
Death of DR.. j. NJ. Van Dycl Of Boston
investigated; no evidence of foul play
5. 7. G. A. stops a deer hunt by
society people ut Lakewood, N. j
Martial law against miners paralyzes
business at Cripple Greek, Col-Dr.
Gunsaulus declines to consider Boston
university presidency-Fire causes
damage of $4,000 in No. Iron Works
mill, Fall River-AndreW Carnegie
offers Franklin, n. H, $4,000 library
Rhode Island clergymen combine in
effort to reduce number of divorces
Demand of United States for an omen
port puts Korea in q dilemma
Barbaric slavery in Congo state dis.
covered by a British consu!-Japan
asks early reply from Russia to the
far eastern note-Children' Inter-
national exposition opened at st. Peters,
burg.
Itching piles? Never mind if physicians
have failed to cure you. Try Doan's ONT
ment. No failure there. so cents, at anv