News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-07-22


Epidemic Of dengue fever in Hawdian
islands--Strikers at Wachusrtr dam,
Clinton, Mass. still control stu ton
Philadelphia strike alarms Rel ub-
lican mana gers--Union war on IN
dianapolis militia rouses Indignation
"A. A. Knapp convicted of murder
at Hamilton, O.; confessed to five MUIR
Abrs-- .Jercme's investiga tons hit both
New York party machines Conner
stone of Christian Science church laid
at Concord. n. H-Endorsement of
miners makes Judge Gray a presi-
Dental neutrality-suspicious. tar
if fight backed by huge funds
Europe not friendly to silver exchange
rate plans-VeneZuela pays last in
stalment of blockade Indemnity
Twelve persons killed by coal mine
explosion in British Co!umbia--New
AngloPersian trade treaty setback
to Russian NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fric-
ton over American construction of
HankOwCanton railway Russian
police given special instructions for
prevention of popular outbreaks -
Belgian government excludes American
cattle from interior, in spite Of meat
famine.
SATURDAY, JULY IS.
Bench warrant issued for arrest of
George w. Beavers, formerly chief of
salaries and allowances in postotlice de-
partment, on indictment which charges
him with accepting a bribe-p Pope Leo
worse; very restless and evidently in
much diStraSs-Electric cars crash at
Providence and 80 persons are injured
Nautical training ship Enterprise
safely at the AZores-Boston navy
yard officers preparing to begin con
struction of training ship Cumberland
Port Vue, Pa, tin plate strike be-
comes serious-New York building
trades strike again reported at an end
Georgia prison commission hears
testimony on convict camp abuses
Tammany contractor secures writ of
prohibition against Jerome's dock in
Quiry-Indiars want Secre tary Hitch
cock removed-United States Euro
pean squadron leaves Portsmouth
Eng-Kishineff petitionA incident
closed; state department gives out
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Commits
sioner Ware defends removal of ex-
aminer for political reasons --Kurds
pillage Armenian monastery--King
of Italy's visit to France fixed for Oct.
Cuban house votes $4,000 for St
Louis fair exhibit-Japan to make
naval demonstration in Chinese waters
-Portuguese infantry officers charged
with plotting against king--IludSon's
bay region to be explored for Canadian
grain route--Cuban senate ratifies
naval stations and Isle of Pines treaties
Set of Henry VIII silver spoons sells
for $24,5O0 in 1.ondon--permanen
British force to be kept in South
Africa for emergencies in India -
English press doubtful about genuine
ness of Manchurian agreement; praises
Hay-Death at London of Whistler,
the American artist
SUNDAY, JULY 10.
State police make two ensational
gambling raids at Revere, Mass
Pope Leo ends the day, which was with
out rest, i'll seriously depressed con-
dition-Reliance beats Constitution
and Columbia on the SO mile run to
New London-Secretary Hay looks
into the claim of the British and con-
cludes that the seven small islets in the
Sulu sea belong to the United States.
which, "rnder no circumstances would
part with them'-NIills of Merrimack
company at Lowell damaged over $780,
600 by fire-Bryan in address at Chi
cago excoriates Cleveland second adj
istration-Edwin G. Low, presi-
dent of the Low Steamship company of
New York, drowned while yacht racing
Counsel for receiver of shipbuilding
trust to argue for extension of his power
to Bath plants--A. M. Reed Of Elk
wanok club wins the Vermont golf
championship-Mayor Low of New
York not candidate for the renomina-
ton, but would accept if chosen
Boston club to erect clubhouse in the
business district at a cost of 100000
N'SSAo oNotSS lhdI Ol'tl IOIlS Al
Manchuria have not been selected
Bogus citizenship papers on sale to emf
grants in European cities--Panama
canal matter not likely to be settled be-
fore the first Of the year-Palma
thanks Roosevelt for our governments
bearing in treaty matter
MONDAY, JULY 20.
Pope Leo in state of coma; recognizes
friends only with difficulty; being Kept
alive by artificial stimuants Nine
pound son born to Mrs. Grover Cleve-
land at Gray Gables POSTMASTER
General Payne i'll aboard the revenue
cutter Onondaga-P Professor w. G.
Phipps Of University of Nebraska killed
in oudburst---Receiver of Bay
State Gas company of Delaware re-
fuses to endorse reorganization -
Government pays $1034 to collect 40
cents in customs Mt Yaquina, ORE
Four men escape from Clinton prison
at Dannemora, N. Y-Florida negroes
lynch a negro tramp who assaulted a
negro woman-One burglar shoots an
ether dead in Brooklyn saloon
Luther Stieringer, celebrated electrical
engineer, dies in California Maine