News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-04-29
THE WEEk ! WIS
TUESDAY, ATpIL Fl.


at st. Paul granting permission to pay
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
dividends to Northern Securities com
pany pending appeal to United States
supreme court from merger veIdict
Postmaster General Payne ii soon.
tinues service of SIX nspectors--Vic-
tim of barrel murder at New York
identified as Renedetto Madon,a of Buff
falo, member Of tie AJafa--EIu-
ployes and management Of l. road, New
York, reach amicab pie rmeut-
Walter Smith, l., assaults father with
axe at Clinton, Mass: elder Smith may
die from wounds--Arrival at Glou.
cester of schooner Sceptro. which was
for many weeks icebound off New
foundland; I'll Oh board well---Boy of
II, who acted as t0wet operator on
Erie road, said to have made mistake
which caused wreck and loss of eight
lives Burglars have much trouble in
cracking safe at MiddIeboro, Mass,
and get but - cents Warrants sworn
out for arrest of naval officers impli-
Gated in smuggling at San Juan, p.
R-John Z. Lorden of Cambridge,
Mass, wins Mar thon race at Boston
Heirs of a Nj. Perrin. killed on
New York Central accident in tunnel,
awarded $4,000 damages
band of Ladrones reappears in Rial
province, Luzon--AuouStus Young
robbed of 1893 by highwaymen at Lex
ington, Mass-"Jocko" Kelly, notori-
Gus criminal, released from state prison
at Boston on ticket-of- leave-Auto-
mobiles propelled by steam the most
successful in hill-climbing contest at
Boston-Famine in Kwang 81 prov
ince, China, killing tens of thousands of
persons.
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL %.
Judge Emmons appointed chairman
OF Boston police commission by Gov
crnor Bates-Mrs. Louise Tucker, re-
Gently married, drowned while canoeing
with husband at Newton, Mass
Thomas Smith dies at Clinton, Mass,
from injuries inflicted with axe in hands
oil his son, Walter, aged 16; boy held
on murder charge-Battleship Iowa
disabled by bursting of steampipe,
which disables steering gear--Batista
Bariminto, charged with attempting to
murder another Italian, held in $4,000
for grand jury at Boston-Murphy
shows control of Tammany in cleo
ton of ga chems-Bryan scores Cleve-
land in speech at Kansas City Jefferson
dinner-Connecticu farmers in legis-
lature to oppose change of representa-
tion---Youtsey testifies in Howard
trial that Taylor approved shooting Of
Goebel-Contest over the control Of
the naval Cbservatory-Pr
greatly enjoys his outing in Yellow
stone park--Turkish troops rout 500
revolutlonists- General Wood re-
ceived by King of Italy-Rome cele-
brates 2656th anniversary of its found
ing-Cuba opposes property claims of
the Roman church-President re-
solved to suppress batting of Ger
many by comments of American Of
ficlals.
CsI THURSDAY, APRIL %.
Textile corporations in Lowell cannot
afford, with a single exception, to pay
help 10 percent increase in wages, in
opinion of Massachusetts state board Of
rbitration-Death at st. Paul of Alex
ander Ramsay, former governor of Min
nesota, United States senator and sec
rotary of war under Hayes-Dis-
covery of several islands in southern
part of Philippines not on any chart
Twelve-story bachelor apartment house
to be erected at Boston-New England
shoe workers propose federation to
fight the B. and S. w. U-Strike in
Wyoming coal mineS-Northern Pa
cific adopts new wage schedule
President Hadley of Yale says granting
of negro suffrage was an error--New
building of New York Stock Elk
change dedicated-Platt says Roose-
welt is party's strongest possible candi-
date for presidency--Beeft trust to ap-
peal from federal courts injunction
New quarantine rules pay special
attention to mosquitos-Ward depart
ment orders inquiry at Denver into
Baldwin INTERPRETATION veterans
organizing to attack Pension Commits
sioner Ware--Austria plans colonies
of her migrantS-Brazil claims Acre
by right of ossession-Dreyfu de-
mands inquiry into kaiser's note
Japan disturbed by Russias course in
Manchuria-Berlin druggist devises
yapor cure for umption-German
papers dislike kaiser's attempt to win
our favor--French writer predicts
revolution on isthmus if canal treaty is
not ratified-Turkish officers complain
that they are not allowed to suppress
Macedonians-Delay in Cuban min
listers departure for England causes
reports of diplomatic Indifference.
FRIDAY, APRIL "a.
James N. Tyner, attorney general for
postoffice department, summarily dis
missed from Office; wife seizes all papers
in his official safe--Wild fist fight in
Illinois legislature over Chicago trac-
ton ranchises-Colonel Joseph
Hickey, noted Confederate, commits
suicide at New York by drinking car.
bolic acid-Carnegie gives Tuskegee
institute 100000; only asks that B. L.
Washington be cared for during life