News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-06-03

land must consider protective tariff -
Political crisis in British Columbia
caused by land grant frauds-Twenty
children drowned by capsizing of Terry
boat IN Germany-Korea declares
Russian purchases at Yongampho are
unsanctioned-Tow of Melazherd in
Asiatic Turkey destroyed; 1000 persons
killed-United States relief fund 20 be
used for Jewish emigration from kish-
Alleged discrepancy" in
Woods Cuban accounts will be OK
planned by war Observation-Disclosures
States consul at Tahiti thinks the re-
cent tidal wave on the island will
moderate business methods there.
SATURDAY, MAY 80.
Floods invade the whole of North
Topeka; hundreds of houses deserted;
people moving out from that part of
town as fast as possible and great dis
tress PREVAILS nearly 5000 people al
ready meless-American Writing
Paper company refuses demands of
paper makers at IiolyOke, Mass-One
man killed and several passengers in
jured in trolley wreck near Great Bar
rington, Mass--Importan changes In
New Haven road; general manager
transferred to New Haven-Challeng
from Cambridge university, England,
declined by Yale-Presbyterian gen
eral assembly calls fo~the expulsion Of
Apostle Smoot from the senate
Business still more or less affected by
labor troubles; carriage and hat makers
exceptionally busy-Colonel Hessel-
tine refuses to comply with require
ments for appearance as counsel for
Raymond at the Massachusetts state
house-Treasury officials estimate
surplus for this fiscal year-of $44000,-
O00-Arrest of president of a Filipino
labor union excites natives inManila
Boston school cadets make fine dis
play on their field day parade.
SUNDAY, MAY 81.
Albert o. Mathes, treas urer of the
Stanford Five-Cent Savings bank at
Dover, n. H, a defauter to the amount
of $4,000; Mathes recently fell under a
train and lost limb, and is still in
critical ondition-Harry d. Elhes
killed in a collision on Charles river
bicycle track; William Stinson and Il.
A. Gately badly injuretl- North To
peka swept by food and fire, loss Of life
may be appalling; enormous property
damage in Kansas City and throughout
the southwest--Yalew wins Mott Haven
games, Az points to Harvard's Al,
with Judges pla cling of Moulton of Yale
and Schick of Harvard in the 10O-yard
dash protested by Harvard State
Fire Marshal Shaw's men investigating
recent fires at the West End, Boston,
think they were the work of gang
of firebugs-James Burke of Chelsea
Mass, killed and Thomas H. Rolf mar
rowly escapes death by drinking oil of
intergreen-BOstOn workhouse
parade makes 50 good a showing that
prizes have to be duplicated in nearly
every class-Max Lymen and Jacob
Saperstein charged with conspirine to
steal from the Boston Wooden and Lin
ing company-Fifteen injured in troll
ley accident at Charlton, Mass; two
may die--Cornell wins the three
cornered junior race; Pennsylvania Sec
ond and Harvard last-Margaret ].
Padden dying at Boston as the result,
it is alleged, of an assault by two
men--Another arrest believed to have
been made in the Fermoyle case in Cam
bridge-Reliance defeats Constitu-
ton and Columbia again at Glen Cove
in race in which the new defender
shows good drifting qualities--Old-
field, at Empire track, New York, does
automobile mile in :01 3-5, clipping all
worlds records-C. H. Watjen,
German sailing ship, 211 days out from
New Jersey, though half a wreck, is re-
ported safe at Hull sound, New
Guinea, having rescued members Of the
crew of the German bark Edith,
wrecked on Nereus shoals-Death Of
DIR. Stuckenberg, the author
MONDAY, JUNE /.
The present condition of the Topeka
food is this: From IT'S to 200 people
drowned; 5000 people without homes;
100000 loss of prosperity; people
missing 200; houses burned as result
of~fre in lumber from Stacking lime,
probably 200; city waterworks plant
useless-Colonel Andrew Potter, law
yer and veteran, of North Adams,
Mass, dead-President' naval policy
to call for five battleships year
Members of the national house will
fight senate domination next winter
Fresh charges of iniquity in the post
Office department made at Washington
Mrs. Taylor guilty Of murder at
Monticello, N. Y, sentenced to death
George d. Collins, Northboro, Mass,
farmer, dies of glanders-George II.
Greenleaf found guilty at Concord, N.
H., of the murder of Mrs. Nancy 4 OIL
som--Possibility of Lowell mills sell
ing their cotton If unable to rrn-
Massachusetts naval militia the only
one to have a cruise this year-Rev.
John Fl. Lowell, Haverhill,s Oldest
Protestant minister, dead-German
Industrial league issues circular against
United StateS-Dorothea Duggan of
Manchester, N. H, aged 8, killed by a