News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-06-17

.sters Petrovitch and Tudorovich. Gen
tral Pavlovitch, the former minister of
war, and some of the members of the
royal guard; generally approved by
Servian people because OF court scan
dals: Prince Peter Karageorgevitch pro-
claimed king-George w. Barden held
by police on charge of causing death of
Joseph jacques at Boston-President
returns to Observation-Disclosures at
Groton, Conn, sfipyards-Indiana
farmers make war on toll gates
Seventeen Cistercian monks from
France arrive in Kentucky-Uni-
yersity of Illinois gives Congressman
Cannon degree of LII. D-Some
Rhode Island cotton mills will be
obliged to curtail output-Devery
mayoralty campaign taken seriously
by New York observation-disclosures
of Connecticut signs bill increasing list
of savings bank securities-Train SER
vice at st. Louis improving; flood re-
ceding-Addicks still candidate for
the United States senate and expects
to be elected-Ralph z. Coleman.
wanted at Lawrence, Mass, on charge
of murder, surrenders and is held with
out bail-District Attorney Jerome
claims to have authentic information
that walking delegates sold out' labor
unions--Generals Young, Corbin and
Carter understood to have been selected
to head general staff-Constabu lary
in Luzon capture General Guillermo, a
ladrone leader, his adjutant and i'm
portant papers-Denial of report that
Queen Wilhelmina has tuberculosis
Position of BaIfour ministry still
critical.
SATURDAY, JUNE 49,
Strike in hotels of Chicago. impend-
ing for last three weeks. matnrializes.
and 25 leading hotels badly crippled in
all departments-For having COM
mitted assault upon two young women
at Winchester, Mass, in the night time,
William III. Stearns was sentenced to
state prison for not less than Is or more
than % years-Ludwig EIsenbaum
fails in his attempt to cross the ocean
in swampscOtt dory-General A. ID.
McCook dead-Strikes in packing
plants and railroad shops in Chicago
Monument to negro slaves and their
descendants dedicated at Darlington,
r. I-Regulations for the general
staff make radical changes in the army
Italian ca binet resigns-Nicaragu
warns Costa Rica against further in
terference-Bishop Lawrence of Mas
sachusetts presented to Kih, Edward
States of Panama ana Cduca may
secede If the canal treaty is defeated
Some chance that Canada will give
further help to Dominion Steel company
Sheffield steel manufacturer may
establish branch in Canada; believes
preference would benefit England as
well as the colOnies-Cuban senate
warned by a member that treaties
should be ratified promptly, another
President of the United States might
demand much more
SUNDAY, JUNE IA.
East st. Louis has 10000 flood refu-.
gees to shelter and feed Heaviest
rainstorm for years prevails in Frank
lin county, Me-Storm of last two
days in northern New Hampshire most
severe in years-W. H. Bayley held on
charge of forgery at Woodsville, N. H
Civil service commission sustalns
Tulloch's charges against HeatL---
Brooklyn boarding house mistress
killed by an SO-year-old boarder--A
late professor in Iowa university said
to be Austrian crown prince-Chief
of police of Covington, Ky, robbed of
$1,000 in a Detroit hotel--Additiona
strikes of walters are declared in Chi
cago eating houses-Mrs. Walter
Vrooman gets divorce from the
founder Of Ruskin college Havoc
caused by the crossing of electric wires
at Newport, r. 10. NJ. Schwab says
be is ready to withdraw from the ship
yard trust-Counse for Pana ma Cana,
company thinks Colombia will ratify
treaty--Major Truman, a prominent
New Yorker, correspondent in Watt
divorce suit-Five persons burned to
death in an incendiary fire In New York
city-Former Comptroller Eckels
thinks the labor situation a menacing
one--Denial of report that there is n
break in the ranks of Lowell beamers
Steamer founders off Cleveland, the
captain going down with her Chicago
Judge fines striking union men for vio-
lating an njunction-Extens i'm
provementS at Portsmouth, f. l.; coal
ing station planned--H. G.. Buzzell,
alleged bigamist, held for superior
court at Portsmouth, N.H--Many i'm
portant naval places will soon be illed
by President Roosevelt-parish meet
ing at East Derry, N. H., votes 10 dis
II ISIS Rev. r. Il. Wilton.
MONDAY, JUNE *.
Panic on electric cars near Pelham
Centre, Mass, due to collision; motor
man who is blamed jumped and is
missing; another motorman may lose
foot; no passengers seriously hurt
Incendiaries' prophesy at Haverhill,
Mass, fulfilled, two buildings being set
afre-Eight thousand people witness
immersion in river at Cambridge, Mass,
Of Is converts to Dowieism Arrival
at New York of Lipton's feet; Shamrock
III handsomer craft than either of