News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-05-20
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY, MAY u.

were the highest III yeafS---BulldlnS
trades trouble in New York reaching
crisis; 10000 now idle-Foot and
mouth disease appears at Framingham,
Mass; raising Of quarantine Indefinitely
ostponed--Arrest at San Jose. Cal, Of
man said to have designs on President
Roosevelt's 'life-Police at work on
evidence against supposed murderer Of
Miss Sturtevant at Medford, Mass
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dedicate home
building at Manchester Team Of
English college golfers to visit America
Captain Eaton takes command or
battleship Massa chusetts-- Fusilier
Veteran association of Boston cele-
brates its 10th anniversary with
parade and dinner-Boston Evan
gelical alliance votes to transfer the
hospital and Open-air work to the New
England Evangelistic association
Many lepers to be released from Molo-
kai-Union carpenters win strike ut
Waterbury, Conn-New York subW'y
strikers still refuse to work
plans extensive improvements of Wire
less telegraph system-Moge to divide
Rreathitt county, Ky, as means OF
checking feuds-Robeson cotton mill
at Fall River, Mass, to be converted
into a medium count mill by Il new com.
pany-Panama Canal company said
to have offered Colombia $1@.0OGO0O
for canal ty-EX-iicutenant
Governor Lee of Missouri names
'"boodlers" in connection with the alum
bill-Conference in Washington to
fix ratio between gold and silver coin
age for silver-using countries-Rus-
STA has not reOccupied New ChWa lg
END of longshoremen's strike in
acknowledgements of kwang 81
says rebellion is uppressetl-LateSt
figures on the loss in the Ottawa fire
make it 5O0,000-Treaty Of peace,
friendship and boundaries between
Chill and Bolivia-EvidenCe of secret
plans for great demonstra ton in Rus
sia; many political arrests.-Bulgaria
has not acted upon Turkeys Tote, but
both sides are anxious for solution of
difficulty.
WEDNESDAY,, MAY IS.
Result of vote in New Hampshire Oh
question of license is that all II cities
have taken places in license column:
of towns a large majority are no-liccnse;
total majority for license about 5000
More than 1000 men employed by
Berlin Mills company and Burgess
Sulphite Fibre company at Berlin, N.
H, on strike because of companies re-
fusai to grant demands for more pay
and recognize various unions Boston
police issue circulars asking for arrest
of Malcolm r. Skinner missing broker
Death of John Wilson, formerly
head of the University Press, Cam
bridge, MasS-Judge Bosom will IN
ish severely violators of nU-licenS4 law
at Chelsea, Mass TomaSso lombard
released from charge of numbering Miss
Sturtevant at Medford, Mass, lis there
was no evidence against him--New
York's present population estimated IT
1882, 903-More violence by Brook
Ign strikers; two men badly injured
Death at New York of Richard Henry
Stoddard, the poet-Great cattle
quarantine to be declared as result Of
mango in the west-Mssouri court
holds that church members are not
legally liable for pastors salary -
Lowell strikers weakening and il clined
to favor settlement but this must in
clude an increase, to save prestige Of
unions-Navy department to seek
legislation for new naval reserve
Grosvenor declares Hanna is not can
didate against Roosevelt-Tetlan be-
set by Moroccan rebels--.King Ed
ward and Queen Alexandra at Edin-
burgh-Comparatively few Bulgar-
ians now seen in Salonica--paris
Temps praises Mr.. Cleveland Is presi-
Dental andidate-China signs Amer
ican indemnity bend; rejects those of
powers-More stores close in Cuba
as a protest against provincial taxes
One thousand Boer families ex-
pecfed to join the colony in Mexico
Films address to all western countries
a protest against Russian misrule--
Westminster Gazette praises the course
of the United States as to Manchuria.
ysa- THURSDAY, MAY II.
Fire causes intense excitement and
destroys 100000 worth of property at
Leominster, Mass-President Roose-
welt, at San Francisco, advocates ex-
pansion and Pacific trade development;
says greater navy is needed-Moody
Merrill, once leading citizen of Boston,
arrested at New York on charge Of
grand larceny; has been an exile for 10
yearS-Police working on new clue
in Sturtevant murder case at Medford,
MasS-William Apochi plunges 10
stories down elevator well at Boston
and escapes with slight bruises
Lutherans decide not to change creed
.=--Pennsylyania libel bill becomes a
law-Destitution and suffering among
families of Lowell strikers. yale de-
clines challenge for international track
games, because of Harvard's refusal
to toin-Genuine Guarnerius voilin
found in New York pawnshop where
it was pawned for $20-Danger in the
strenuous life shown in paper read be-
fore the American Therapeutic society
at Observation-Disclosures Long
believes Olney would be stronger can
didate for the presidency than Cleve-
land-Break in the Colombian cabinet
Imperial forces repulse rebels who