News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-30


civil authorities Newark, n. j.,
crippled by big 'rolley strike--Powers
issue warning 10 Turkey and Bulgaria
not to resist rcforms---General otli-
GERS and auditors of the American Bell
Telephone company from all parts of
the country meet in Boston--GOvern-
ment Investigations pointing to tie pos
sibility that the foot and mouth dis
ease was started by vaccine virus
G. A. II. Of Kansas opens war OH the
governor--Banquet to Governor Hunt
in Porto Rico is bandoned--Murphy
stands by Mcclellan for Tammany
andidate-Train held up
in Oregon; two men shot, one killed;
outlaws get Lothing--Enights Of La
Dor refer Miller controversy to Mr..
Hanna, and deprecate move against
Roosevelt-Presiden said to intend
10 visit the south this winter-.Argen-
tine minister at Washington may be
transferred to Berlin-+ioVefnor
Tafts success as a diplomat shown in
the Philippine opium controversy
Three-quarters of Il million acres Oh the
Chippewa lands in Minnesota to be
opened Nov. 10-Reprse Rich
ardson of Alabama opposes agitation
for repeal of 14th and 18th amend
ments--Channel traffic greatly ham
pered by thick fog in LondOn-Pre-
sentation of American case before
Alaska tribunal-Peace congress may
meet in the United States next year
Germany last year expended $G2j,00O,-
600 for alcoholic liquors Russian cot
ton duty OH importations not to be re-
duced this year-Britisli government
blamed for distress in ST. kits and
Nevis islands.
SATURDAY, SEPT. &c.
Gelding Major Delmar trots a mile in
two minutes, equalling Eou Dillons
record Engineer of Providence train
rushes train past danger signal and
averts a holdup-Farmers and con-
tractors fail to agree upon price of milk
at Boston CONFERENCE.-The Wade of
Massachusetts state police iinds no VIC
lation of child labor law in Lowell
mills-Boston navy yard scores Vie
tory over all other yards i'll building
boats at low cost, and will get more
work as the Iesult-NeWark trolley
strike fails; men return to work
Former Vice President Stevenson de-
nounces mobs--Chicago man has APP
pendicitis, due to biting his moustache
Negro killed and member of mob
wounded ut Lynchburg, Tenn--At-
torney General Knox has Littauer case
under considera superintendent
Brownson says there is no hazing at
plan vigorously opposed by the United
Fairbanks may sue
coed Hanna as chairman of the ma
tional ommittee--Sultan of Mo-
rocco orders all foreigners to leave Fee
Increase of degeneracy in Europe
attributed to alcoholsm-London
postofiice dispute delays American
mails, and arouses Indignation
Meetings i'll London and Manchester TO
protest against atrocities in Macedonia
turkey wants United states ships
withdrawn from Beirut government
not likely to comply.
SUNDAY, SEPT. p.
Another effort of producers and con-
tractors to fix winter price of milk
fails, and no contract warning is
sent to farmers-Yale professor TO use
detail from United States hospital
corps in experiments to determine what
is the best food for men--~Solemn
pontiflcal mass at the cathedral Of the
Holy Cross, Boston, in commemoration
of the Tooth anniversary of tie dedica
ton of the first Catholic church in Sos
ton; grand public celebration in SYM
A. PriChard, Boston, destroys $4,000
worth of uninsured paintings and
frames-Harvard wins her first foot
ball game of the season, beating VIII
Hams II to 0-FrenCh cruiser Troudc
arrives in Boston harbor; also the y. S.
S. Chicago-Rev. n. Ii. Hartman at.
tacks what he terms "Sanfordism''--
Seventeen members of the Automobile
Club of America reach Boston from
New York-G company of New Bed
ford defeats b company of Boston i'll
naval brigade 12-oar cutter race at Fall
River---Unknown man frightens WON
en- at Burlington, Mass--Wellesley
college girls to help take Boston $
church cansus--Alex Grant at New
York Athletic club games cuts Ia
seconds from the two-mile run record,
doing the distance in ON 2Is---
Giuseppe Mannino arrested in Brook
Ign and identified by e. c. Sherman
as one of the three men who robbed
him of $4,000 near Woonsocket, II. l.,
Sept. 10.
MONDAY, SEPT. IS.
Delegates representing 10000 men
threaten to bolt Kansas City labor con
vention if Parks gets control--Chair-
man Dick will not allow Hanna to de-
bate with Clarke; says senator Stands
M t''-1'Fain wreck at DlnViIle Va