News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-11-04

TUESDAY, OCT. -.

resignation TO accept positiO .r'H'
)ife-Dowie's life secret @. r. r.
vealed from his own lips; say le is 500
Of British army officer, who wa Il /
from his mother, whereupon IT, was
deluded by john NJ, DOwie q mnrri}d
hinI to hide her Shame--Ret red farm
er OF Hartford swindled out o. shnD ~
thrce-card game-Flora Porter. 10,
accidentally shot and killed by youngnr
brother at Hardwick, Vt-Charles II.
Wyman, IS, suspected of killing wife at
Guilford, Me--AlleSod deficiency Of
over $4,000 In accounts Of fowl treas
urer of Brooktleld, Me-All of the posi-.
tons Of the discharged and striking
messenger boys Mt Boston are now tllled
by girls--Alabam Democrats favor
the nomination Of Cleveland--Quet
at Butte, Mont; copper fight may be
settled by mediation-New York at
torney seizes Dowie's coach and horses
on an ttachment-George B. Sher-
man, a Yale freshman, killed by a fall
from West Rock.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. %.
News of assassination at Lordon of
Saghatel Sagouni, president Of Ar
menian Revolutionary society, throws
Armenian colony at Boston into wild eX
element; wholesale murders feared----
DAN Patch low ers half mile pacing rec
ord to Sc seconds fiat and mile pacing to
wagon to 1857 1-4-Five shots fired
Mt President Diaz of Mexico, who is I'M
hurt; would-be assassin arrested
Heavy run on three st. Louis banks by
excited depositors; directors say in
situations are absolutely sound--All
messenger girls at Boston under 81
years of age must obtain school certifi-
eates-CaSns of Cinnamon charged
with being illegally in this country 20
sVer at Boston to Nov. 8 and 10--Re-
ported wage cut on western railroads de
MED in New York-Klondike gold out
ppt for last season estimated at 80 400
O00-Prominent Minneapolis pol
itician held on charge CT Offering
bribe-Folk announces candidacy for
Democratic nomination for governor
OF Missouri Alleged embezzler
from n London bank captured in Chi
cago, after chase of IA months
First indictment in Pacific coast land
investigation-Great damage done in
Bilboa, Spain, by riotous strikers
Cuban business men meet to protest
against new taX---Peace conference of
Central American republics opens
Allan line orders turbine steamers, du-
plicate of the observation-disclosures
Kratz, wanted at st. Louis, is refused
bail in MeXico-Austran Poster
Lloyd, in inspired article, advises Prince
Ferdinand to abdicate-RumOr that
Chamberlain will tour colonies in in
terest of tariff preference--Coait trust
formed i'll South Wales capable of out
put of 100000 tons-Emperor Viii
liam to erect monument to Krupp; he
will make drawings himself Co
lombian congress kills resolution to de-
mand $20.000,000 from the United
States-London Times thinks United
States islands off Port Simpson of
slight strategic Value--Turkish cab
met council may reject part OF reform
plan for Macedonia, holding that il in
terferes with rights of sultan.
THURSDAY, OCT. 20.
Slayer of Sagouni, leader of Armenian
revolutionary party, said to have been
sent from Corrected figures
of battleship Missouri's trial run make
average speed 1895 knots-Eleven
male inmates of state hospital at Tewks-
bury, Mass, get hold of belladonna and
are poisoned. all will recOver--Four
women burned and bruised in fire
which destroyed comb factory at
Leominster, Mass-Lou Dillon trots
mile to wagon in two minutes fiat
Gloucester schooner NJ. A. Bradley lost
off New London, p. e. l.; crew saved
Report of attack on life of President
Diaz of Mexico declared to be untrue
john Marotta found guilty of man
slaughter in causing death of Cath
crime KEENAN, at Boston; gets 10 years
in prison-An inch of snow in Con-
necticut-Parks trial continued in
New York-Anglo-A American cable
working badly--Girard Avenue theatre
burned at lphia-Reign of ter
ror at Bilbao, Spain; troops fire on
riotous strikers, killing and injuring
many-New York fusion managers
confident of Lows election--President
favors project of New Orleans levee
conv"nton--Three steamers bring
over half million in gold from Alaska
Hon. John E. Russell dies at his
home at Leicester, Mass-Iron league
refuses to adjust dispute with house
smiths in New ork-Inauguration of
w. d. Gibbs as president of New
Hampshire Agricultural college
President gives hearing to Littauer on
glove contract case-Russian foreign
minister arrives in Nicaragua
volcano damages coffee Plantations
Rome has hopeful news of settlement
with Philippine friars-Sir Michael
Hfcks-Bcach will support Balfour's
tariff rogram--United States Consul
General Skinner leaves Naples on Jour
ney to Abyssinia-Cuba favors re-
stricting trade with United States to Gu
ban and American bottoms.
FRIDAY, OCT. 80.
Boston common council instructs