News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-04-29


and distrust England re-
fuses to share in Bagdad railway
| scheme-Consular supervision of
Macedonian reforms a failure-Brit-
ish consols advance to 921s on announce
ment of budget-Moroccan COM
mander of Tetuan dismisses sultan's
tax collectors-Lord Roberts may be
Englands special commissioner to st.
Louis-Colombian minister of in
terror directs newspapers to publish all
| they can obtain about the canal
British budget shows estimated ex-
penses for 1904 to be $719,770,U00:
estimated receipts, $773,S50,000; avail.
able surplus, SOL, 0S0,O00; total national
debt, $3,0O0,000; the duty on grain is
abolished and tax on incomes reduced.
SATURDAY, APRIL 25.
Illinois house of representatives
votes"n confidence" in Speaker Miller
War department refuses Funston's
request for court of inquiry to investi-
gate his conduct in Philippines
James Stanley, 'king of gypsies,"
leaves fortune of $4,000, cutting off
his children, in will filed at Cambridge,
Mass-Methodis Episcopal church at
Melrose, Mass, destroyed by fire
Ten alleged ''get-rich-quick" concerns
raided at Chicago-Stormy scenes
enacted in Massachusetts legislature
over police registra ton bill-Fire at
Fairbury, Neb., causes loss of $25O,000
--Brockton and New Bedford assist
Lowell strikers-New Connecticut
senate districts based on population
Lieutenant Governor Lee before the
grand jury at st. Louis-Education
conference at Richmond avoids the race
problem--Catholic archbishops at
Washington consider Philippine schism
Western Union office at Butte,
Mont, forced to close by messengers
strille--Plans for consolidation of
benevolent societies of the Methodist
church--Lively fight between Jewish
and Christian girls at labor meeting
in New York-United States district
attorney at San Juan moves to dismiss
the smuggling cases-Baer says he is
VI oO NOlhIJttl liC SuA
not remember of the names of all
Engineer Wisker of the New York
Central, charged with criminal neglect,
found not guilty-Ten thousand min
ers in the Mahanoy district return to
work pending settlement of dispute Y
board OF copciliation-Presidcnt
Roosevelt resumes his journey through
the west-Judge Grosscup issues first
injunction under Elllirs law, against
six railroads Serious anti-Jewish
riots in Tlemcan, Algeria-Vasquez
makes long attack on San Domingo
La Roquette gold medal conferred
on Sverdrup-German in Argentina
plan German ociation-Dutch-
Venezuelan arbitration treaty ratified
by states general of Holland-King
upon William r. Thayer of Boston
III. M. Whitney said to be interested in
development of Newfoundland coal and
iron resources-Macedo ayenge
the murder of leader by slaughtering
band Of Bashibazouks and gendarmes.
SUNDAY, APRIL ~.
First tuning-up trip of the Reliance
shows her to be as feet as she is
beautiful, and she is marine picture
DIR. William L. Councilman of
Harvard university has discovered the
organism of smallpox-Schick wins
the 100 yards at the University of
Pennsylvania carnival; Harvard out
classed in the 4-mile relay, Michigan
winning Winchester, Mass, police
claim to have another "slugger' sus-
pect in -Wellesley-Vassar de-
bate won by latter college-Two Bos-
ton fire engines sent to Somerville IN
telephone notification that a big fire
was raging there; perpetrator of the
hoax unknown-Vanderb
furd wedding in London very quiet af-
fair-Money not expended by the
Boston coal supply committee returned
to the Observation-Disclosures Roosa-
Welt travels through three states, and
addresses Black Hills cowboys and a
Wyoming crowd--G. A. Christiancy,
acting assistant attorney general of the
postoffice department, demands
prompt ard searching investigation into
his connection with the Tyner affair
Secretary Hay protests against Rus
sia's act in Manchuria; no one to fight
except Japan, and she may not; dis
memberment of Chinese empire to fol-
low.
MONDAY, APRIL 27.
Mrs. Elizabeth Viola kills Lieutenant
j. A. Kelley of Boston fire department;
broke into her room by mistake and at
tackled her husband-W. II. Stearns
of Boston, "a, arrested by Winchester,
Mass, police on suspicion of being a
slugger''-Relianceu upright in seven
knot breeze on hec second trial spin
John Marotta arrested at Boston,
charged with murder of Kitty Keegan
by cutting her throat-Hayerhill shoe
firms using the urion stamp likely to
abandon it-John Shannon sentenced
to Jail for 117th time at Rutland, VT
Authorities on track of another
$1,000 Doodle bill at ST. Louis-Anson
Phelps Stokes splendid stables at
"Shadow Brook" Lenox, Mass, burned
General Manning inflictS severe &C.