News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-05-17

torney investigating methods of the
HaigAt 81 Freese Brokerage company
ana hint of arrests is made--ChicagC
has comparatively quiet day; Mayor
Dunno refuses to order policemen off
wagons, at request of delegates of Ia
Dor men-Free Baptists want to
merge with Baptists in mission work
Inquiry by New York insurance
commissioner into affairs of the Equit-
Ible Life is most arching--Baron
Serge Korff Russian professor, to wed
Miss Alicia Van Reypen at Washington
National board OF fire underwriters
elects officers and President Washburn
reports losses last year were tre-
meEdous, reaching SIS, 1850.
SATURDAY, MAY 10.
Citizens of tornado-wrecked town of
Snyder, O. r., appeal to people of United
States for aid; death list OF over 100:
property damage $J0U,0 00- Sudden
death of Herbert Croker, ~.l of former
Tammany leader, on train in Kansas,
supposedly due TO opium poisoning
Secretary Preston of Boston Chamber
of Commerce res igns-Maine observes
Arbor day--Ars. Frederick L. Hodg-
man of Lowell, Mass, dies of dydro-
phobia-Chicag strikers may try to
have employers prosecuted--Reputed
leaders Of lottery business convicted at
New Orleans-Hundreds driven out
Of factory and tenements by New York
G,.C NJ, th,ioo ri fp
murder of Caesar Young, released
without bail but on her own .r9cogni-
zance--Iire at Brown university;
valuable geological specimens destroyed
Connecticut supreme court con-
firms death sentence Of GershOn Marx
Shore line traffic again delayed by
settling Of bridge over Connecticut
river-George Mackey of Water
town, n. Y, resigns as president of
Brotherhood of Papermakers-Co
oner begins investigation to determine
cause of Harrisburg wreck; % deaths
Garfield returns to
Washington from tour in western oil
to be very busy III
Washington until he leaves for Har-
ward commencement from Cambridge
he will go to oyster gian
plan bills providing for separate con-
suls; Sweden to be notified of dis
solution Of partnership.
SUNDAY, MAY II.
Chicago transfers strike likely to
spread this week, the team owners de-
ciding not to further recognize unions
boycotts William Treworgy. Boston
lumber dealer. dies in cab in that city
disappearance of Miss Francis G.
ranson, Boston university sophomore,
from Y. w. C. A. home, compete mys-
Crokers death due to
in opium; Miss Toinette
Horton of New York says he planned
to marry her in British
steamer strikes mine off Port Arthur
and sinks, with % of passengers and
of Willard II. Greene
and Herbert NJ. Reed of Lexington.
Mass. recovered from Concord river
American express companies pro-
test against the annulment of custom
house privileges in Cuba-Yale fresh
men beat Columbia lads in an eight
Dared race-Yale wins dual meet with
Princeton, 1919 to 2412 points; two-mile
run record lowered-Steamer Blu
crania arrives at Boston from India
with cargo worth 000,OO0-Cruis-
er New York repairs at Boston navy
yard will cost 81, 00OOO-France to
defenses of Indo-China,
fearing attack by Japs-Fall River
policeman shoots burglar he caught in
Patterson arrives at home
Of Ter parents in Washington.
MONDAY, MAY 10.
Fierce fighting on island of Jolo be-
tween troops under personal command
Of General Wood and outlaw Moro
chief, Pala, with 600 followers, resulted
in killing of 300 Moros and the loss of
seven killed and 16 wounded of Woods
force; Pala and remaining followers
surrounded in camp-PasSenge
train etched by wreckers near En-
pora, Kan; no one hurt-Death at
Chicago of Mrs. Jessie B. Davis, the
Jetfries put out of fight
ing game for all time by sickness
Deaths from cyclone at Snyder. O. T.,
now number 114-Gigantic swindle
Of Boston Italians by fake Queen
"CarlOtta" unearthed-TwO young
men Of Machiasport, Me-, drowned off
Birch point-Harvard may place
stigma on athletes who are placed on
robation-Many Haight d Freese
customers afraid of publicity-wopt
send names-Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul road to build line to Pacific
stages in Gaynor- Greene case
upon at Montreal-Peary to
send shipload of coal and provisions
north in ummer-Socialists renew
fight against Delcasse on foreign policy
to establish convict settle
mentS on three islands.