News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-28
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY, MAY %.

| execution for murder OF her HuSDaAQ
is fixed for Friday next. has been
| granted at BrattlebOro, VT. 10y Judge
| Wheeler of the United States district
| cOurt--Greatast battle of the war
| opening in Manchuria. in opir on CT
military experts; Oyama has evidently
completed his enyel0ping movement
and good judges of situation are OF opin-
ion that Russian army is completely
| rapped-DoZen special constaDlcs.
| said to have been hired by CEamplin
| element TO keep order at New Shore
ham, r. l., town meeting, called 10 az
thOrize town bond issue, attacked by
goo Rose supporters and completely
routed after which yictors wrecked in
terror Of town hall and thus prevented
holding meeting-Seth X. Whittier
given 21a years for Wife-killng at
Salem, Chicago strike likely
TO end this week-Three hundred
carpenters strike at Providence
Borden advances wages of ring spin.
ners in his Fall River mills percent
attendance at Lewis ard Clark
fair since opening totals 215.3S?-
New York Central's 1S-hOur trains b.
tween Chicago and New YorE make
runs within chedule---Perlty Clark,
Telephone operator at Wellesley. Mass,
found dead; supposed to have cnGmft-
ted suicide-Commissi TO plan re-
forms in naturalization has completed
report--More moves in China to boy
colt American GOOds-Con@ressm
Bartholdt in Berlin looking for points
for arbitration treaty-FYCnch pre-
mier likely to consent to Morocco con-
ference # scope of it can be satisfac-
torily agreed upon with Germany
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE p.
President Roosevelt, in a letter adj
dressed to Secretary Taft, directs dis
missal Of Minister Bowen from dip!o-
matte service and arraigns Bowens
conduct in the Bowen Loomis contro-
versy as 'reprehensible;'' LOOMS acted
honOrably. but was indiscreet-No
prospect of armistice in Manchuria IN
til another great battle has been
fought; both armies express confidence
of success; Japan's ENJOYS to peace
conference to start June 30-Sherif
Peck receives orders to produce Mrs.
Rogers in court; Judge Wheeler Will
hear petition on writ of habeaS corpus
discovery that Il. H. Gaskill Phi
adelphia banker and broker who died
four weeks ago. made practice of rails
ing stock certificates and securing
loans thereon; banks may lose 81 900
of 100 of Boston
Chamber of Commerce passes resolu-
lions demanding tariff revision under
reciprocity plan-TOrpedo training
ship Nesuvius commissioned at Boston
navy yard-New union committee in
Chicago favOrs ending the strike
Three men killed and two injured in a
freight wreck at Newington, Conn
Raft containing 100000 feet of lum-
Der to be tOwed across the Pacific this
summer-More than 10000 Baldwin
apple trees in Maine killed by extreme
cold and haustion-Treas de-
felt reduced by about So, 100000 during
last President Roosevelt de-
parts from Washington for Worcester.
Mass-Report that Chief Engineer
Wallace may resign from canal COM
missiOn-Canadtan up in arms
against the cattle embargo imposed by
the imperial gOvernment-Pope Plus
issues encyclical urging Catholics to
take part in Italian politics and to vote
against Ocialism-Norway's reply TO
King Oscars protest asks Sweden to
recognize new status, and further
friendly alliance-Report of Rider
Haggard, issued as British blue book,
praises Salvation Army agricultural set
Elements in America.
THURSDAY, JUNE %
"Twentieth Century Flyer" worlds
fastest long distance train, strikes open
switch at Mentor, o., and is wrecked;
half a dozen persons killed and many
injured Wheeler, at Bratte-
boro, Vi. hears argument on petition
of habeas corpus for Mrs. Rogers: de.
cision not yet ntHered--Report of
New York state superintendent of in
surance ON Equitable affairs severely
scores old officers; syndicate transac-
tons referred to as notorious
President Roosevelt cheeTed, by 300,-
OOO DCUplc at w DIt6StGIy MISS. StiS
IL. ID. from Clark university and al
dresses graduates there and at Holy
Cross cOilege--Five men sentenced
to house of correction for registration
frauds at Cambridge Massa-
chusetts supreme court decides that Ia
Dor unions cannot lawfully secure the
discharge of nOn-union men withou:
ifiCatiOn-GOod prospects for set
tlomeGt of Chicago strike-Chicago
policeman fatally shot by a burglar
Connecticut legislature postpones ac-
ton on railroad laws-Four alleged
smugglers arraigned at Bangor, Ne,
and held for court-Part of ''uniOn
label'' law OF New Jersey declared uu-
constitutional-City Trust and Safe
Deposit company OF Philadelphia closes
doors-W. S. Jewett of Lawrence,
Mass, bank embezzler, pardoned by
the president--Mayor Dunno of Chi
cago plans to seize car lines as soon as
franchises expire--New York legiS-
lature meets in extraordinary session
to consider case of Justice Hooker
Fall River cotton manufacturers think
they can meet southern competition by
increasing efficiency of machinery