News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-10-04
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY. SEPT. 20.

IOllOWeu cGlnllndl OpeIdtlOu, DlOOu-
stained woman's garments in bundle
washed up at Neutrality-suspicious.
Belingham Methodist Episcopal
church, Chelsea, Mass, destroyed by
fire-Kansas City state bank to
liquidate-Thel lid on the New York
tenderloin slips little-Snowfall Of
six inches on summit of Mt. Wash
ington-Western men to visit Santo
Domingo, to consider large purchase Of
lands-Frederick E. Carlton found
guilty of bigamy, after trial at New
York-President Morton of the
Equitable admits that the society does
run the Cafe Savarin--Boy bur-
glars involved in 80 robberies in 80
days arrested in New York-Livery
stable at Wilmington. Del, destroyed
by fire: G5 horses burned to death
WEDNESDAY,. SEPT. y.
State caucuses bring reputation of
reciprocity issue by Republican party
in Massachusetts by sweep which
Draper men made throughout the state;
Guild for governor unanimous choice
of delegates-Divers searching wa
tiers near Winthrop. Mass, for suit case
which police believe was thrown over
board with head, arms and legs miss
ing from trunk found last Thursday,
as contents; police claim to believe that
solution of dress suit case murder
is in sight-BostOn citizens commit
tee to raise So. GOO for memorial to late
Mayor Collins-SiX Chelsea. Mass,
boys say they accidentally caused
burning of Mount Bellingham church
Witness in Venezuela case on trial
at New York declares Castro Il tyrant
Secretary Shaw announces that he
will retire on Feb. 1-Southern
Democrats in congress endorse Will
Jams for minority leader-No rad
ical rate bill likely to be passed by con-
gress during next sessiOn-Decided
improvement in German cholera situa-
tion-SiX powers send notes to porte
insisting on financial control of Mace
donia-Steamer Korea, with Taft
party aboard, to try for trans-Pacitic
record-YOung woman murdered in
London train as it travelled through
Merstham tunnel-Newfound
completes arrangements for issue of ST.
100000 loan for telegraph lines----
THURSDAY. SEPT. 2S.
Boston police close to suspects in
suit case mystery; South End doctor,
who closely resembles man whom
pawnbroker says bought suit case from
him, will probably be visited; drug
clerk at South End also will be asked
to explain certain things-Insurance
investigation brings out that in one
syndicate Senator Depew was partici-
pant to extent of 100000; senator re-
quested to appear before committee
Five children burned to death in
fire at Fort Dodge, Ia-Anti- Nor
mon party nominates municipal ticket
for Salt Lake City-Famous Bishop
BOnacum suits dismissed by civil court
in Nebraska-Twenty eight insur-
ance agents in Ohio indicted, charged
with violating antitrust law-Re-
port of Maine registrar of vital sta
tistcs shows large increase in number
of sucides-Land lOcatOrs leave
claims, FORGETTING about $4,000, as re-
suit of fraud proceedings in Oregon
New trans-Pacific record of little
over 10 days made by the Korea of
Pacific Mail Steamship company
Railroad brotherhoods making prepara-
tons for concerted movement looking
toward a general reduction of hours
New Haven Railroad company or
ders % electric locomotives for use on
the New York Central terminal system
Secretary Metcalf orders reinspec-
ton of all mships-AdvisOry
board of canal engineers going to 18TH
mus to settle important questions
Secretary Hitchcock returns to his desk
and discusses land frauds, politics and
gislatiOn-Colonel Bryan urges
Roosevelt to push railroad rate legsla-
ton; promises assistanCe-Severe
earthquake felt on Swedish island of
Hisingen-Firei in Colon destroys all
the Panama government buildings
Typhoon sweeps over city of Manila;
100000 rendered homeless-Resolu-
ton before Norwegian storthing seeks
to delay decision on form of govern
ment-COntinued reports of ap-
preaching marriage of King Alfonso to
various princesses officially denied
FRIDAY. SEPT. %
Boston and Winthrop police find
supposed clues in dress suit case mys-
terry useleSs-Mrs. Chase of Swamp
scott, Mass, found dead under circum-
stances indicating suicide, leaves estate
valued at $1.0O0,000>to adopted son;
brothers and sisters cut off with 81 each
Counsel Hughes calls for Morgan
& Co.'S books in insurance inVeStiga-
tom secrets of huge transactions to be
laid bare-National City bank of
New York gives up 100000 in gilt
edged stocks on bogus check presented
by ger--EX-Alderman Ches-
ter W. Dennis of Lynn. Mass, held for
grand jury on forgery charge--Peti-
ton filed to restrain city of Everett,
Mass. from illegally expanding mu-
nicipal money-Burglars make $4,000
haul at Ell Dorado, Ills--Standard
Oil company again advances crude oil
prices-Subway tavern in New York
closed for lack of patronage-New
gold field found on Chichagof island, off
the coast of AlaSka-New York fu-
sion wrecked on the Jerome issue: Tam