News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-02-25

whether to appeal from Judge Gross
| caps injunction order--CorOner' jury
| holds the Colorado Fuel and Iron com
| pany responsible for the death Of four
| Worlmen-Old Colony Street Railway
company secures Ferry street wharf
| property at Fall River and will build a
| 10000 horsepower statiOR--PrOtective
tariff league issues circulars opposing
| pending trcaties-SeCretlry Moody
| orders court martial of Ensign Wort
man of the MaSsa chusetts-Bill in
congress prov iding for federal charters
for corporations doing interstate and
foreign buSiness-Several new cases
Of plague in MeXico4r-Irelande excited
by oil strike in Dubln-F'rench mob
| reSists closing of church school in Brit
| any--RepOrt that Moroccan minister
| of war has been killed in battle
| French syndicate fails to secure con-
| tract for Canton waterworks-EI En-
peror William praises Commodore
| Scheder for his conduct of Venezuela
| blockade-.No official confirmation of
| England's reported seizure of Turkish
| Red sea ports-FoWers said to be de-
| termined to allow no fighting by the
sultan; peace of Europe may be at stake
| in Balkan question-The pubIica ton
| of the letters of Jane Welsh Carlyle is
expected to establish the unfairness OF
| the historian FrOude.
SUNDAY, FEB. 30
Bogus lottery broken no in New
York by police, at the ihstigation of post
| office nspectors--Fivc weeks Of abso-
| lutte prohibition in Vermont until local
| option law goes into effect Charles
Z. Maltby of Boston, Il student ut Har-
ward, Weds Helen DanZiger, a chorus
| girl, after two weeks cOurtship--
George +. Bailey, once a partner of P.
L. Barnum, the circus man, dies in New
York--Authorities of Minneapolis
will not yet up in their prosecution of
eX-Mayor Ames-Bank robbers Ru-
dolph and Lewis terrorizing farmers of
Missouri by Tracy tacticS-GeOrge
Fink Of New York believed to have died
in swamp while fleeing from arrest for
murder--NeWark q city of mourning
for trolley car victims-Negotiat iOns
toward a settlement of the Lynn strike
off for the DISQUALIFICATION ROOse-
Welt refuses to interfere with the course
of justice in the matter of Bird, the
Alaskan murderer-Coedsa at Syracuse
university choose male champions to
fight for them--MIaiO r John Mcbride
and Maud Come married at Paris =
Blanche Walsh severely burned W lille
acting at New York ma tinee--Pugilist
kid" Mccoy sues wealthy New York
man for alternating his wite's affections
Chicago minister sees great re-
Hgious syndicate; accuses Rockefeller
and Harper of Chicago uhiversity--
Captain of the Madiana censured for
loss of his ship--Zeigler and peary to
make polar Strenuous efforts
being made in the senate TO reach a
compromise on the statehood bill; Demo-
Gratis. inclined to favor ehough of
deadlock to secure an extra session.
Disclosures of cruelties practiccd at a
home for orphans at Binghamton, n. Y.
MONDAY, FEB. %.
German government makes a request
of Mr. Bowen for immediate payment
of $27, 500 which it was stipulated
should be paid within 30 days from Feb.
Is as preliminary to the raising of
the blockade against Venezuelan ports;
Bowen promptly declines to accede to
request--Ladrones unusually active
within few miles of Manila; several
skirmishes with consta bulary--Break-
ing of three reservoirs at Shelton, Conn,
caused 100000 damage and there were
several narrow escapes FROM death
Simeon Marcus, we'll known for his and
his fathers charity, is dead at Boston
Time limit for wage adjustment at
Pawtucket, K. L., extended by mule
spinners protests against
Lodge or Turner being on Alaskan
mmission-Corner-st of Army
War college laid; president among
speQkers-J. HI. Nancy asks support
in Maine guoernatorial candidacy
Management of Dominion steamship
line to devolve on Morgan syndicate--
Charles w. Fulton, Rep. of Astoria,
elected senator from Oregon AL
Irish parties agreed on supporting Dub
lin conference land bill---Trimmers
and inspectors join ranks of the Water
bury, Conn, strikers. Blanchard
found dead of paris green poisoning near
Rutland, Vt-Mrs! Deborah Siliman
observes 1O3d birthday anniversary at
Easton, Conn--Payne Whitney tGkes
the championship Of nackets away from
Shaw-Providence man dead from eff
fects of stepping upon a rGsty nail--
Fire in business portion of Barre, Vt,
causes loss of nearly 500, OO0-United
States Shipping Commissioner Grant
again vindicat ted in report.
TUESDAY, FEB. "a.
Boston and Northern and Old Colony
street railway employees reject pro-
posals of service wage scale submitted
by companies; great strike may result
General Booth threatens to turn 49,,
600 criminals loose from Salvation
Army shelters unless the rich aid him
with contributions-Ve be-
coming FESTIVE because seized ships are
not returned-Polygamy said to be
practiced in towns in eastern Connect
cut-Strike breakers at Lynn as
sauted-New York magistrate says