News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-10-19


bal-Society for PRONUNCIATION of doc
trine of international arbitration and
universal peace founded at Pittsburg
Two more st. Louis boodlers, Kelly
aud Gutke, sent to prison-Denial of
report of advance in wages at Beaver
Hills, North Adams, Mass--Snow-
storm at Barre, Vt; hunters take to the
woods for rabbits and foxes-Popu-
lar movement in Anderson, S. c., to
erect monument over grave of negro
For eight years Fen0bscot county,
Ne, has received annually in fines
from LIQUOR dealers Bishop
Of Hereford speaking at New York,
criticlsps motto of Massachusetts as
being too ..arlike--Thlrty thousand
voters rpg*ter in Porto Rico; fair cleo
ton promsed-Admiral Dewey of
fers to command winter maneuvers in
the Caribbean sea--Bill to abolish
certain transport duties in Spain
Protective tariff bill introduced In
Norwegian torthing-Anxiety in
Dresden over general weakness of
King George Of Saxony-Over 3d.
600 italian reservists join commands;
active army now 221,0O0 men.
SATURDAY, OCT. IS.
Fighting continues to rage with bit
terness in Manchuria and result Is still
in the balance; losses on both sides
enormous. that of Russians being 49,
OOO--Proposed amendment to divorce
canon defeated in Episcopal house Of
deputies containing mall for
United States cruiser Cincinnati,
which was aboard British steamer Cal
chas when that vessel was seized by
Russian Vladivostok squadron, opened
while in possession of Russian officials,
re-sealed and sent on to it's destination
Armour & Co. out of fruit carry
ing business; victory for commission
men-Attorney General Moody
thrown from his horse in Washington,
but not injured Went
worth of Windsor, n S., lost of Chat
ham, Mass; ~ people lost-Detroit
police believe they have broken up band
that Struggled Chinese from Windsor,
Ont-The northwest fears Standard
Oil absorption of J. j. Hill's interest in
western ailroads-Archbish of
Canterbury, at New York dinner, says
he will take away fondest recollec-
Michigan lumbermen COM
plain to interstate commerce commits
sion of railroad discrimination
Liquor Dealers association conven-
ton commends Bishop Potter for
defeating New York salOon-Pro-
fessor Wood of Johns Hopkins reports
observations showing the Blondlot
N-rays to be fictitious-TahiH JUS
tice denied admission at San Francisco
on account of umption-Federa
authorities investigating alleged
whiskey poisoning cases in New York
-Counterfeits of rare 1904 silver dol
lar believed to be plentiful-Navy in
serious need of more men; older YES
sells going out Of commission-Brit-
ish Liberals now inclined to listen to
demands for tariff preference-Boer
congress proposed in Transvaal to air
grievances regarding payments due
from government.
SUNDAY, OCT. 16.
Latest reports put Russian loss be-
fore Kuroki alone at 10000 men, with
1900 dead left on field; Oyama puts
total, 10 hours earlier, at 10000; Japs
press pursuit and the battle is still on
Three soldiers killed and eight in
jured, one of them very seriously, by
the explosion of a mortar at Fort
Banks, Winthrop, Mass-Schooner
Elwood Burton wrecked off Highland
light and four Of crew lost-Young
woman brutally beaten and robbed by
negro at Cambridge, Mass-Judge
Parker makes a speech at Esepus on
the Philippine issue-Mrs. Ellen Nc
Mutt of Somervile, Mass, aged 81,
dies from the effects of a lamp eXplo-
sion-Lieutenan L0udon, whose COM
mand was surprised in the Philippines,
fired $500, and General Wood says he is
unfit to command troops-Richard
Van Cott son, of the postmaster Of New
York, and Bankson McAvoy arrested
on a charge of attempting to eolonize
illegal Republican voters in the Fifth
assembly district.
MONDAY, OCT. II.
In reports of the great battle which
continue to arrive from the front, the
most striking feature is the terrible
record of Russian dead; applying the
usual calculation and making reason
able allowance for the fighting of the
18th and 18th, the Russian losses will
exceed 0,0O0-While entertaining
two artillerymen from Fort Warren at
his lodgings, Larkin w. Hail. IS years
old, unmarried, who conducted q mil
linery shop at Boston, was killed with
Japan Sc sword which he treasured as
a curio; awaiting formal arraignment
on charge Of murder are the guests,
Fred watson and Eugene Sennott, each
q years nld---Entire crew of fishing
scho0r Clara Of Manchester, Mass,
Obliged to take hastily to dories in
Point Judith channel r. l., while their
vessel sank rs last man was going over
the SID Edward G. Shea, a student
and athlete at Williams college, in
stort'y EiIled in elevator accident at
Nor. ADAMS. Mass--Clay Grub,
-,,0pr shot and killed o. L.
j.. lbs lNther-in-law and former