News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-03-16
THE WEEK'SNEWS
TUESDAY, MARCH 8.

eastern GlDiaitaf, ready 10 attack at
any moment-Schooney Gardner G.
DeariGg Of Bath, Me, valued at $780,
OUu, auhK u5 s.eamer near Old Point
Comfort; crew dged-prcsent may
Cr' reelected in all except three of II
Maine cities holding March elections
--t.rgat mob storms Jail at Spring
field O., and takes out negro murderer
and lyn; les him-! Gods threaten Sc
riOus damage in western Connecticut
-Breaking of carboy of acid in ship
ping room Of the I'iberloid company,
NewburypOrt, Mass, starts fire which
caused monetary loss of more than
00-Susquehanna river rising
two inches an hOur-Pneumon and
grip epidemic in New York-Three
trainmen killed in Missouri Pacific col
lision--Two theatres burned at FL
mira, N. Y; loss 0O,000-Denial of
report that Commander Booth-Tucker
is to retire--Mine Workers union de-
lays reply to operators as to wages
Mayor Harrison of Chicago placed on
the unfair list by the Federation of
Massachusetts claim for re-
endorsement of expenses incurred in
raising volunteers for the Civil war is
cut about $1,0OOOOO by Comptroller
racewell-Consols touch IS 3-S in
London. another low record.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 8.
Rumors of sea fight in which Jdps cap
ture Vladivostok fleet; Russia threatens
to nullify Chinas neutrality declaration
unless depredations by Chinese bandits
are stopped-Apostle Lyman, in
Smoot hearing, admits disObedience of
God and country's laws; five Mormon
apostles besides himself conceded to be
gamists-Pantellus CalveritioniS,
q Greek, murders Constine Chysouras,
fellow countryman, at Taunton, Mass
Death of Captain Nathaniel G. Bar
ker, long assistant chief of Somerville,
Mass, fire epartment-Farber and
Stein, the counterfeiters arrested in
New York, sentenced at Boston to re-
formatory for three years-Newton
man wants the Boston and Worcester
street railway enjoined from operat-
ing cars over a trestle in that city
Serious danger from floods in Penn
CIoudburst does serious
damage near Dixie, Wash-Floods
check street railway traffic at North
ampton, Mass-Five hundred cases of
typhoid fever at WATERFOWL, n. Y
Chicago committee reports that there is
no graft in the city-Locomotives
telescoped at West Berlin, Vt: one man
killed-Will' Of the late Sarah Scher-
merhorn of Newport, r. l., leaves $780,,
600 to charity-New York legislature
may pass stringent laws to prevent
Race mbling-Tammany Leader
Murphy declares he has no candidate,
and is anxious only to nominate the
strongest man--Panama Canal COM
pany ready to transfer concession
Renewed rumors of approaching cab
met crisis in England-Alleged move
In France for military expedition to
Brazil-Herr Bebel Socialist leader
critcises the German army system
German army officer pOisons his wife,
three children and himself-Premier
Combes appeals for extension of legis-
lation relating to religious orders
ST.. Petersburg academy Of science of
fers $3.50 reward for information of
BarOn Toll, the Arctic explorer
Grand Trunk shareholders ratify agree
ment for Grand Trunk line to the
Pacific
THURSDAY, MARCH 10.
Fight between Russians and Japan
csc forces reported near Seoul, in which
Russians were repulsed; heavy fighting
believed to be in progress in Manchuria;
London thinks that Japs may have sunk
or captured Vladivostok fieet-Ne-
groes flee from Springfield, o. because
of race war; 10 companies of Ohio Ma
tional Guard on duty-As a result of
the meeting of directors of the Wolf
boro On. h Loan and Banking COM
pany ask State Attorney General East
man to cause arrest of Cashier Charles
f. Piper and his son, Carroll d. Piper;
bank shortage is placed at $59,716.96
postoffice report arOuses
wrath; called "a liar and
al oNOuhuIIl cCN6Idl OuClulS Oh Ile
Mormon church testify in the Smoot |
case that they had plural wives and
had continued to practice polygamous
since the manifesto of 1890 |
Tillman very ill-Flood !
situation more serious in PENNSYLVANIA |
Of report that Mrs. May |
brick is in New York-Death of Rob |
ert Taber, the actor, at Saranac lake |
Patti cancels all engagements, and will |
sail at once for England-Death of |
General Henry Boynton, prominent in |
the anti-slavery movement-Senate |
passes the army bill-John Barrett to |
be minister to Panama-President 30 |
says there is no obstacle to prompt !
transfer of Panama canal property
Senate committee besides to do moth. |
ing with resolution providing a postal |
estigation-Germany repeats the |
anti-Jewish law-French steamship
Cambodge wrecked off Cochin China;
100 lives believed lost.
FRIDAY, MARCH II.
No news of results of second bonn
bardment Of Port Arthur; spirit of Rus
sian recruits, largely reserves, said to