News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-02-11
SUNDAY, FEB. 8.


law in bringing cutters to LINN from
Montraal--Ncw' Haven railroad eX-
perimenting with Scotch coal for its
freight englnes--Mcnbero of Painters
union at Hartford forced to withdraw
from militia-SaXonyr refuses to allow
crown princess to see her sick child
Two military COMPANIES to he or
ganized by Yale stlidelts--BoSton In
stitdte of Technology may sell its build
ings and move 10 SuDui New
York police shocked by two safe bur-
9laricS in nderOiu---Montreal street
railway strike ended, and meas wages
are raised Wooden COM
pany strike at North Eassalboro, Me-
declared oif-HOrton, a % to shot,
wins the $4,000 Burns handicap at San
FranciScO-LesSd disturbance at Water
bury, Conn, and troops are to be with
draWn-Two Williamstowi Mass,
boys drowned while ska ting with 10 one
near to reScue--Dr. w. +. Smith ar
rested at Providence on criminal mall
practice charge United States cruiser
Raleigh has trouble with crew at Ports
mouth, n. H-Tract of 200,D0O acres
selected for Beers who are to settle in
IeXaS-General Weaver to be put for
ward as Bryan candidate for governor
III loWa-President i.oubet of France
to visit St Louis in the summer of 1904
Lowell city physician recommends
the abolition of his own office Six
teen-months-old child suffocatrd during
fire at keene, n. H--Maneuvers for
the torpedo fleet take place near New
port this spring-Amcsbury Mass,
ministers count 421 men at work in the
carriage Oriental mill weav-
ers' strike at Providence seriously Grip
pies the plant-Reading officials an
nounce there is no further danger of
coal faminc-Grand jury finds no bill
against Katherine V. Richardson,
charged with attempt to poison her
mother at Revere, Mass-~Americans
have given $4,000 for famine Sufferers
in Finland--King Edwards illness
only slight cold, but there were great
fears
MONDAY, FEB. D.
Thousand lives reported lost in hur-
ricane and tidal wave which swept So
ciety Islands--EarthQua shocks in
Missouri, Illinois and Kentucky
Congregational church at East Wey-
mouth, Mass, burned-Brazil and 20
livia to settle Acre dispute by arbitra-
tion---Standard Oil company said 70
have interposed directly in the senate
and congress to prevent any antitrust
legislation; president tells congress
there must be antitrust legislation or
an extra session will be called---House
of representatives passes the i.ittlefield
antitrust bill, 245 to 0-Sudden death
of Rear Admiral Frank Wildes, u. S.
N, on way home from China.-Cap-
tain Richmond 2. Hobson said to be DO
litically Inclined Coal him sues
Mayor Bryant of Quincy, Mass. for
$4,000 damages because Of his testi-
mony in coal investigation.-l Jim
Jeffries said to be breaking down.
House and senate conferees agree on
bill for new department of commerce
and labor; interstate commerce COM
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agricultural department left out and
bureau of corporations created--WiH-
lam Hooper Young, accused of murder
of Mrs. Anna Pulitzer at New York, de-
clared legally sane--DiScoyerpd that
secret alliance exists between Ger
many and Italy; Bowen refuses to leave
question of preferential trea tmcnt to
one arbiter- William J. Bryan re-
fuses to attend Iroq,lois club banquet
at Chicago because Grover Cleveland
was invited-Soft coal iniucrs and
their employers agree upon Il wage in
crease of Il percent --Rumor in Wall
street that steel trust will retire it's 7
percent stock for percent bonds. -
Effort to have j. Il. Tillmad of South
Carolina released on 0ail----Jolln u,
Long showing slow but steady improve
ment-Army of 240, 800 men ordered to
mobilize in Macedonia by the Turkish
government; masSacreS expected
Mountain laurel declared the Massa-
chusetts floral emblem by the Floral
Emblem society-H;mdredS of de-
tectives guard the kaiser--Report Of
Boxer uprisings not causing any alarm
to missionaries friends.
TUESDAY, FEB. 10.
Minister Bowen refuses to sign Ger
man and Italian protocols until Objec-
tionable demands are modified. E.
Cassidy, Boston liquor dealer, fails for
$500, 000-Boston and Northern road
refuses to recognize Railway Mems
union-War proclaimed between
Guatemala on one side and. Salvador
and Honduras on the other-Iwo hun
bred insurgents routed by constabulary
in fight seven miles from Manila; two
on American side and 10 F'ilipinos
killed--The steamer Conmonw ealth
brings 81 italian stowaways to Boston;
petty officer suspected of smuggling
aliens-Hawaii proposes to use &c.
100000 for public improvements
Strike expected on the Manhattan Ele-
waited at any moment-Beginning of
arguments before the coal commission
at Philadelphia Denial of report
that Speaker Henderson will enter New
York law firm--Delawar Democrats
again change their candidates, but
without result--William II. Young,
the New York murderer, pleads guilty
and is sentenced to life Imprisonment