News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-08-12
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY. AUG. 4.

1hAhIOCh LII OChLo
Shamrock l, ON. SIS. in light winds in
3o-mile leeward and windward race
Sixth ballot for pope results in nc
choice-Receivers of Norcross Bros
company may issue certificates of in
ebtedness-Great decrease in ordi
nations shown by Presbyterian church
report-Congressman Patterson oil
Memphis vigorously condemns uni
versal suffrage-Week's war maneu
vers begin by sailing of hostile
squadron from Bar Harbor, Me
Eighteen thousand men out of work
in Pittsburg as result of builders lock
Outlay set to end building tieup
in New York brings little change in
the CHARACTERIZATION, Mass, girl
killed by an electric car just after
banns for her wedding were published
-Officials of the Mine Workers
union say there will be no strike be.
fore the presendial ampaign-Wis-
consin man said to have invented an
engine which reduces the cost OF
power to almost nothing-Great re;
lief organization planned by Miss Clara
Barton to be known as the National
Society of Red Cross-Denver citi-
zens propose to run out of town GER
tain labor agitators; printers unions
warn their members to resist-Presi.
dent Roosevelt and King Carlos ex-
change greetings-Rear Admiral
Melville defends triple screws for
warships-Prepar to open for
settlers part of the Rosebud reserva-
ton
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 5.
Cardinal Sarto, patriarch of Venice,
elected pope, takes name of Plus X;
vote was unanimous and considered
defeat for Rampolla faction; foreign
countries generally pleased at selec-
tion-Shamrock III wins another
fine race with her pacemaker-Min
nesota merger case to be taken to
court of ppeals-EX-Cash Sher-
wood of Southport, Conn, bank ar
raigned on charge of ENLIGHTENMENT Of
100000; pleads not guilty and is held
in $4,000 bail-New York Citizens
Union ready to spend large amount
of money to elect aldermen-Report
on new New Orleans house of deten-
ton shows how city is robbed in build
ing perations-James A. Norcross,
formerly senior member of the firm of
Norcross Bros, dies at Worcester,
Mass-General Miles mentioned as
a candidate for G. A R. commander
Gable ship Burnside completes
preliminary work on Alaska cable
John T. Cupper, indicted in the postal
matter, surrenders and gives bond
Chicago man, recently from the
Orient, predicts another rising in the
hilippines-End of government re-
funding operations; more than $751;
100000 in bonds exchanged-Con-
gresham Livingston believes the race
issue will be most prominent in the
next campaign-Membe of Colon
bian congress declares his country
wants no interference in the canal dis
cussion-MeXican monetary COM
mittee likely to recommend gold stand
ard-British war secretary opposes
gaudy uniforms for young society men
Distress in st. Vincent charged to
the acts of a despotic governor-in-chief
Lord Curzon accepts governments
offer of extension of term as viceroy
of India-Servian officer arrested on
charge of having sold army secrets to
a foreign power.
THURSDAY, AUG. 6.
W. ]. Bryan, in speech at Urbana,
O., refers to Grover Cleveland as a
"bunco steerer who led his party into
Wall street net'-Three firms of
brokers fail in New York-Arizona
miners will actively enter politics
John A. Dowie becomes a citizen of
the United States-Small vessels
damaged by storm along Connecticut
shore-Devery declares he is in the
New York mayoralty campaign to stay
Sharp decline inc stocks follows
opening in New York; some reach low
est price of the year-POrtO RicanS
do not believe Governor Hunt will re-.
sign, but there is long list of candi-
dates for his position-Blue fleet
sails from Bar Harbor to take the de-
fensive in the war game-General
Haskin says Cuba is prosperous and
that Palma is the right man for presi-
dent-President Roosevelt says
states alone have power to act in the
matter of child labor-Navy depart
ment denies that there is to be any
change relative to enlistment of ne
groes-Secretary Root asks st. Louis
Bridge company to show cause why
property should not be taken by the
government - American pilgrims
honored by reception by Pope Plus be-
fore he received high dignitaries-
Chileans oppose taking part in St.
Louis fair-Russian move against
American grain in Europe-Railway
bridge dynamited near Monastir,
Turkey-Rumors of dissolution of
British parliament in September
Whitaker Wright in London court; re-
leased on bail of $3.50, OO0-England
may place countervailing duty on
sugar if there is danger that the sup
ply will be cut off.
FRIDAY, AUG. Z.
]. P. Morgan said to have compelled
big financiers to aid money market
Postmaster at Vineyard Haven,
Macs rapoouod f,o~a