News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-08-05

of freedom of action of papal con.lave
Great Central railway docks al
Grimsby, Eng, burned; loss $500, 600.
SATURDAY, ANG. 1.
August w. Machen, for many year;
head of free delivery service, named
Jointly with others in four out of seven
indictments, involving nine people
for alleged conspiracy and bribery in
connection with postal affairs--No
new developments at scene Of Lowell
powder magazine observation-disclosures
Democrats anxious to have folk run
for governor-Arbitlatio board
planned to settle all building trades
strikes in Chica go--RailrOads report
10000 settlers have gone to the north
west during the year Louisiana Ne.
publicans issue abusive circulars at
lacking presidents negro policy
This years forest fires in Maine burned
ever 277, 495 acres and caused damage
of $1,041, 210-ConmiSSion WorceS-
ter in San Francisco, reports general
Improvement in the Philippines.
Peace again reported in eastern Cuba
Strong move in Greece for revision
of the Many more Jews
leave Roumania for the United States
Dominion government plans all eX-
petition to Hudson bay---France ac-
cepts Santos Dumonts offer of balloons
seriously hampered by strike of deck
IabOrerS--RuSsia careful not 10 offend
Japan and no cause so far can be seen
for war-Russia places Armenian
church property in Russia under con-
troll Of the croWn-Car1inalS in con-
clave at the Vatican; Rampolla likely to
lead with % votes on the first ballou--
President Castro of Venezuela declares
war on foreigners, especially those hav-
ing claims against the government.
SUNDAY, AUG. 2.
Two ballots for pope, both futile
Edward Lauterbach predicts that
Roosevelt will carry New York.
Boy of II held for trying to burn loco
motive plant in Providence-Provi-
dence police pensioner dismissed for
fraudulent sales of stock-Believed
that Pittsburg lockout will deprive 25,-
600 men of work-Navy department
congratulates Captain Hemphill on
run of the Kearsarge- maker
killed by being caught between rolls
at mill in Berlin, N. 1.-Two scien-
lists accused of melting tortures at
sun dance of Indians-Quincy,
Mass, wakes up to the fact that it
contains a lot of ynamite-Statue
to Ericsson, inventor of the Monitor,
unveiled in New York-Canadian
Thorella keeps Seawanhaka cup by
winning third race-Treasury re-
ceipts for July show failing off, COM
pared with last year-Representa-
floor leader in congress-Admira
O'Neil opposes giving battleships
speed at expense of armament
Many cotton mills shut down because
of short supply in material-Decision
against state of Minnesota in North
ern Securities case-Burglars blow
open postoffice safe and get $500 at
Southwest Harbor, Me-Indication
that Panama canal treaty will soon be
ratified by Colon bia-Yellow fever
raging in Tampico, Mex, and Vera
Cruz-Chinese Journalist flogged to
death by order of dowager empress
king Edward and Queen Alex
andra conclude their visit to Ireland
MONDAY, AUG. 8.
Hiram H. Poole, baker of Canton,
Mass, was stabbed to death by I'M
known Italians while driving his COW
home from pasture; the murderers es,
caped--Fourth ballot for. pope re-
suits in no choice-r'. p. Egan kills
Mrs. Sadie Booth and himself at.
Northboro, Mass-Hoodlums bru-
tally attack a policeman in South Bos-
ton-Big fight with the escaped con-
victs reported from the Grand victory
mine, near Placerville, Cal; three of
sheriffs posse dead-Mrs. William
Galloway, injured in Lowell explosion,
dies, making it's 18th victim; money
for relief work coming in rapidly
The reason that the name of Martha
G. Lorenz was brought into the post
Office grating" cases is said to be
because her husband has been doing
business in her name-Rumor that
purpose of the Rock Island bond issue
is to authorize acquisition of the Santa
Fe road-Slr Thomas Upton given
cordial reception at Buffalo-Cap-
tain Otis Ingraham, commodore of the
feet of the Eastern Steamship com
pany and so years in steamboat SER
vice, dies as result of an accident
Maj. Delmar goes a mile at the Island
Park track in 2:04 3-4-Bride from
South Africa robbed of $4,000 and de-
serted in New York-British tennis
players win in their matches with
Americans at Nahant, Mass-Big
swordfish drives his blade into the
schooner Emily Cooney of Gloucester
and the captain gave up his voyage
and went back to port for repairs
Murphy, convicted labor leader, says
labor graft" in New York amounts to
millions.
A young woman stepped to the tel
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