News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-10-28
I HE W - Lh ) NEWS
TUESDAY. OCT. 20.

DcuNuufy COMMISSIONERS signed by ma
jority of commissioners; Ayles worth
and Jette, Canadian commissioners
refused to sgn--Cresceus trots q
mile III 30 81 at Wichita, Eas-~
appointment of Edgar ]. Rich as gen
eral solicitor of the Boston and Maine
railroad-Herrings caught at Bay of
Islands, off the Newfoundland coast,
held to be free CT duty-Ambulance on
the way to Boston hospital with an i'll
man knocks down and kills another
Massachusetts society, Sons of the
American Revolution, dedicates a
boulder at Boston as a memorial to I'M
known dead Of the Fifty
five cases of smallpox at Bangor, Me
--BlacllfoOt agent accused of nalad-
niniStration-Four men killed by
trolley car at Youngstown. Ore
ceiver appointed for Maryland Trust
company and Union Trust company of
BaltimOre-Bank ca shier at Princeton,
Wis, confesses to forgeries of $4,000
Treasury clerk takes part in the
Iowa campaign, ignoring civil service
Henry Edison, who killed Mrs.
Pullen, was $4,000 short in church ac-
counts Hunt of Porto Rico
appoints Francis Lynch of Boston his
private secretary-A. f. Bell, mail
pouch rObber, escapes from United
States marshals ON the way to Phil
elphia-Bishop Mann says few do
not wish the church to become amer
ican' in the true meaning of the word
dynamite plots not confined to the
Northern Pacific, but threats are made
against Great NOrthern---GOvernm
to 90 into grocery business as result of
new food law--Colomba decides to
sell her Warshfps--Serious tax riots
in Southern Observation-Disclosures orders
disbanding of 10000 troops on Turkish
frontier--.Japanese legation in London
optimistic as to relations with Russia
-LOndol recorder advises finding a
true bill against Whitaker Wright
British battleship Prince George dam
aged by collision with the Hannibal.
WEDNESDAY,, OCT. 81.
Charles A. Rollins, retired wholesale
grocer OF Boston, and Thomas Ryan,
his servant. found dead from illuminat-
ing gas-Reynolds brothers, bandits.
captured by posse in Wilds of northern |
Maine after long cllaSp--Rev. DR.. |
ParkhurSt, in an open letter to DOwie, |
severely scores him for discharges of |
CifervescCnt wrath and coarse invcc- |
tive"-Steamer South Portland |
wrecked off Oregon coast; u lives prob |
ably loSt-Boston hotels being |
searched for Clarence II. Leonard, nc |
cnsed of stealing 100000 from. an |
Orange, n. j., bank-Elmer e. |
Leavitt, former treasurer of the firm of |
Lamkin & Foster. boot and shoe deal
Crs, Boston, arrested on warrant |
charging larceny of $5OO00-Sevcnty-
seventh birthday anniversary Of Viii
liam II. Baldwin, president for sc |
years of the Boston Young Mems
Christian UniOr-pacitc express
strike may be extended to ether com
Danies-More dynamite found on the
Northern Pacific tracks in Montana
s teamers on the Yukon in danger of be-
ing crushed by floating ice--CiiiCago
city council appropriates 5000 to in
vestiglte graft around city hall---Jowa
judge holds that insurance companies
have same right to combine as other
money order blanks awarded to II bid
1erS-PreSidant issues proclamation
calling extra session of congress for
Nov. 9-Secrctary Root will RECON-
mend to congress change of law on
Philippine coast Thirty people
illed by storm in McXico---Mgr.
Risleti appointed pOntifical major domo
first lghtship to be placed
III Bay of Fupdy-I,ondOn grand jury
brings in true bill against Whitaker
States Consul Gar
eft dying of yellow fever at New
Laredo. Mex.
THURSDAY, OCT. % :
Postmaster general dismisseS from
office NJ. A. Louis. superintendent of
supplies of postOfiice department; Louis
kempner, thief of registry division, and
G. b. Terry, clerk in the supply division:
action is in connection with the postal
Just closCd-Slander
ease of Wilson VS.. Clement results in
verdict for defendant ut Rutland Vt
Missouri makes 1922 in trial | ,
'peed, new world S Women
crushed under foot in DoWie panic out |
side Madison Square Garden---Burglar |
perhaps fatally shot by policeman
while rObbing a house at Randolph,
dass-Many collieries to shut down
because coal supply is largely in excess
If demand-Lewis Nixon throws light ,
IN shipyardS scandal; testifies that {
SchWab had share of promotion money
Board of health examining chill
iren in Boston schools for symptoms of
phtheria-Federal National bank of 9
'lttsburg suSpends--UtahA Americans ,
eneW war on Senator SmoOt-New ,
in the Cruzen case in | i
Porto Rico-InterB Borough company ,
II New York expects no strike--A 7
Witness for the defense in the Sam q
'arks case pleads guilty of perjury g
Denial of report than an army press +
ensor has been appointed. 7 Hill 7
ees great possibilities in irrigation for | f
he acknowledgements uneartbs
'reat land graft scheme on the Pa o