News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-05-24

| of Fall River cotton operatives possible
| this year-Oregon whipping post
| law against wife beaters goes into eff
| fect-Cunard liner Caronia pulled off
| of mudbank in New York harbor-
Title of Alaska Copper and Coal COM
pany in Bonanza mines confirmed by
United States circuit court of appeals
Organization of negro steel and
iron workers postponed on account Of
white workers opposition to equality
President Roosevelt firmly uphOlds
Taft's canal plan-American bank at
Manila closed by order of Governor
Wright-Secretary Taft to hear oral
testimony on the Bowen-LOomis a-air
Leader of outlaws in Island of Sulu
has been killed; his followers in fight
department Of aericulture much in
terested in rice culture along the Gulf
OF Misunderstanding Hays health
shows continued improvements; he will
resume duties in the cabinet-Maior
Darlington dismissed by court martial
| in Philippines; charged with classifying
vouchers--Senator Hcmenway be-
| lieveS tariff revision or new revenues
| unnecessary; economy the solution of
governments financial leg:slation-
Price of radium advanced to So
100000 an ounce-Rumor that French
premier will force Delcasse from the
ministry-LondOn diocesan confer
ence asks stringent law on remarriage
of divorced persons.
SATURDAY, MAY 80.
Johann Hoch, the "Bluebeard,"
| found guilty of numbering one of his
wives at Chicago and is sentenced to
death--ChicagO transfers strike on
verge of dis
covered on railroad tracks near Liver
more Falls, Me-; evident intention to
wreck traiu--Vermont supreme court
| hears argument for new trial for Mrs.
Rogers, condemned murderesS and re-
serves decision; plea considered very
weak-Tom Jenkins defeats Frank
| GOtch in wrestling match at New YOrl;
Chicago street railways ready to sell
out to city-Boy killed on circular
saw at Center Ossipee, n. H-Troy
strike spreading; nine large factories
| Palmer hoated after four months in
| Cape Cod mud--Hearing by the Yer
| mont supreme court on a new trial for
| Mrs Rogers; decision reserved
| George II. Wood at Somerville, y. J.,
| sentenced to 80 years in prison
| First National bank of Cornwall, y.
| Y, closed by comptroller of the cur
10, 1,,-
| court order to Connecticut to explain
administration of Philo S. Bennett will
New ambassador from Brazil ar
rives at New York-General Wood re-
ports successful campaign against
Moro outlaws in Sulu-SenatOr Nc
Comas appointed justice of District Of
Columbia court of appeals Secretary
Taft to buy new foreign ships or ma
terial only for immediate needs
Fighting near Salonica between Greeks
and Turks-LOwer house of Dutch
states general votes $2SO,00O to buy
site for Carnegie peace palace-Em-
peror Menelik much annoyed by French
company's delay in constructing rail-
way.
SUNDAY, MA Il.
Rev. George A. Cooke of Orange,
Mass, prefers charges against Rev.
DR.. Charles parkhurst, editor of lions
Herald; Immoral and unchrstiaE
conduct and uttering false and vicious
ements''-Linevitch and Oyama
moving troops into position for big land
battle-Negotiations for settlement OF
Chicago strike declared off by teams
ters-Yale wins dual meet with Har-
ward, IS 1-6 to 80 SO points-Amherst
wins the n. E. l. A. A. championship
meet by 2 il points over Dartmouth;
Brown, second; Williams, fourth
Phrenologist to examine Union Pacific
employees to determine their fitness for
positions they occupy-Med Facs at
Harvard steal the Phillips Brooks
tablet; ore of four students caught and
held for breaking and entering
Hoch, the convicted wife murderer.
breaks down and spends most of the
time Weeping-MissJ alOnick, pretty
nurse in a New York hospital. myS-
teriously disappears-New Britain,
Conn. boy suspended from school, poi
sons himself-LOuis Chevrolet drives
an automobile one mile at Morris park
in 81 4-5S, new worlds record
Three fine diamonds, cut from the
famous excelsior stone, disappear from
shop of Tiffany a. Co., New York; no
clue to thief-HaZel Mason, aged 4,
killed at Everett, Mass, by runaway
horses frightened by automobile-M
PobedonOsteff, procurator general of
the holy synod, dying and embittered
old man, washes his hands of public
affairs and declares that the govern
ment has gone mad.
MONDAY, MAY %.
Non-union negro teamster and bar
tender engage in dispute in Chicago
street; negro killed and bartender fa-
tally shot by policeman--Auto with
four occupants plunges into harbor at
Hull, Mass; all escape with a drench-
ing-Five college girls on tramp Of
200 miles from New York to Benning-
ton, Vt-Chicag dude robbers make
$4,000 haul in diamonds and cash
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