News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-07-26


continue-J. b. Gregory, counter
fciter, arrested in Los Angeles, Cal,
after GLIDING police for u years
Former president of bank at Nash
vile, Ark, fugitive since 1903. arrest d
ut Los Angeles, Cal-Resolution for
removal of Justice Hooker of New
York supreme court feated in the as
sembly-Governor Higgins of New
York urges appointment Of joint legis-
lative commission to investigate life
insurance business in the state
John Hays will filed; nearly all prop
erty left to Mrs. Hay-Russia agrees
to conference on MOrocco-Serious
disorders in Spain as a result of gem
eral distress-Guilds meet in Shang-
hal to start the American boycott
st. Lawrence river so low that vessels
cannot take full cargo-New alien
bill passed to third reading in British
house Of commons-Delay in tonnage
bonus plan checks steel shipbulding in
Canadian provinces.
SATURDAY, JULY %.
AS result of frightful explo,.on Of
two boilers on United States gunbOat
Bennington in San Diego harbcr
Lieutenant Perry and 3S men are dead
so men are wounded and p are missing
and may be dead; many of injured
will die; warship much shattered q
great hole being torn in the stem;
ship beached to prevent it's sipzI'ls;
boiler which first exploded was Known
to be partially unsafe" scene of nor
rOr and suffering in harbor and streets
Of San Diego-BOmb thrower at
tempts life of Sultan of Turkey; he es,
capes uninjured, but many of his fol.
lowers killed-Fire destroys the Fish
River lumber mills at Eagle Lake, Nc
-Teamsters rush for work in Cit.
cago, but there are not many va
cancies-Senator Dick laughs at
claims of Ohio Democrats: predicts Re-
publican andslide-Dr. Robert
Thompson, under sentence for counter.
feiting, arrested at Boston for Illegal
use of mails--Man killed ana fur
other persons seriously injured in auto.
mobile wreck at Los Angeles, CAL
Fifty members of Garment Workers
union held in New York TOmbs Oil
charges of riOting-Body of Lillian S.
Keene, who disappeared last Decem-
Der, found in the Kennebec river at
Bath, Me-Mrs. Mary Larkins. in
mate of state insane asylum at
Traverse City. Mich. murdered bv an
other patient-Dr. William II. Kelly
of Albany chosen United States dele
gate to international veterinary con-
gress, to be held at Budapest in Sep
tember-SuggestiO that all secrecy
be removed from cotton report--Canal
commission to advertise for a large
number of laborers-Report that
LOOMS may represent the United
States at the conference on Morocco
Boycott of American goods in force at
hanghai-Another large colony If
DoukhobOrs preparing to start FOR
Canada-MaX Nordau declines TO hp
one of the leaders of the Zionist move.
ment.
SUNDAY, JULY %.
Casualty list Of the Bennington disas-
ter gives 60 dead and 30 severely in
jured, missing 10, probable ultimate
total dead S1--PortsmOuth, n. H,
blast at Henderson's point is success
fully fired and the obstructing rock is
rent into fragments, water rising JOG
feet into the air-One man killed and
four hurt on street railway at Hing
ham, Mass-Several persons in
jured, two perhaps fatally, in an cleo
trio car collision at Portsmouth, II. II
of General Blackmar at
Boston-Springtiel Mass, young
woman horsewhips clerk in Main
street stOre-M. Pobiedonostseff de-
clares Russia is not yet ripe for popular
ernment-Englishm success
fully defend the Davis international
lawn tennis trOphy-Panama canal |
to remain in war depart |
ment, at least till Taft gets back from
the Philippines-No detail over
looked for comfort and convenience of
peace commissioners at Portsmouth, n. |
H-Vermont politicians casting about |
for candidate for governor to crush |
the ambitions of f. D. Proctor.
MCANDAI, JOLl II.
Forty-seven sailors of gunboat Ben |
nington buried in cemetery at San |
Diego; total number of casualties 125; |
80 dead and many in hospitals expected |
to die-CZar of Russia and Emperor |
Of Germany in private conference on |
ALTERS yacht in Baltic sea; diplomatists |
taken completely by surprise and va
riouS rumOrs are in circulation
Grand jury of District of Columbia to |
consider certain criminal practices al |
eyed to exist and to have existed in |
1ne of the executive departments"
known TO relate to department of agri-
culture, whose crop statistical reports
have been under investigation-Bo |
Of late General Blackmar viewed by |
10000 people in state house at Boston;
remains escorted to cemetery by Grand |
Army veterans and militiamen-
Daniel S. Lamont, ClevelandS war Sec
rotary, dies suddenly at his home at
MillbroOk, n. WAR brewing in
Boston's Chinatown; gamblers wrought
up by nformers-New Orleans much |
aroused over yellow fever scare; au-
-horities trying to isolate disease
Three business blocks burned at Show
hogan, Me-, with loss of S17,5OO-