News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-29

hCuSeS-Three large granite cf-,i-
Germs merged into Milford (Mass.) Pick
QuarrieS ompany-Chicago physl-
clan says drunkardS are diseased men
and suggests means for curing them
--Edghty-three members of the Lost
Tribes of Israeli arrive at New York
OH way to Michigan-TeXas plans to
give Roosevelt an enthusiastic recep-
tion--Most of the regular troops to
leave Samar; PulajaneS under contro.
plans to improve United States
army as result of observations in Russo
Japanese war-Truman II. New
berry of Detroit appointed assistant
secretary of the navy-Spring rush OF
immigration almost swampS govern
ment officials at Ellis Island-Presi-
dent approves dismissal of Midship-
man Arroweod. who thus forfeits citi-
zenship-Shaw and Allison in New
York, consulting business interests in
relation to tariff revision-Twenty
new double stars discovered by Mills
expedition in Chile-Gulf of st. Law
renee icebound; great capture of seals
reported-Miners at plant of Cum
berland company, Springhill, \. s.,
may strike-Liverpool gives the new
Allan line Victorian an enthusiastic
sendoff-Franco-V Venezuelan situa-
ton relieved by delay of decision in
cable caSe-New German steamship
to be fitted with appliance to prevent
rolling at sea.
SATURDAY. MARCH %.
Brockton citizens organize movement
for relief of distressed as result of eX
plosion in Grover factory--Vene-
zuela tells United States "she will not
submit to itration-Russia to get
loan from French financiers; peace be-
lieyed to be near-City of HaveThill,
Mass, RECEIVERS in suit against surety
for former Treasurer Glines-Andrew
D King Of Vinal Haven Me-, arrested
at Quincy. Mass, in connection with
death of his wife-Busy days for
Maine sheliffs; very large seizures Of
liquors-Strike of weavers at Gran
tie mill produces new crisis at Fall
River--Negro pugilist dead in Phil
adelphia after bout; other principals
arrested-Condition seem to favor
ultimate floating of steamer Spartan
at Block Island. r. Counsel for
Russell Sage files satisfaction of judg,
ment for S43. 104 % in case of w. r.
IaidlaW, Jr-Army corps preparing
for joint ballot exercises in Chesapeake
district next June--Death of Jules
Verne, the author. at AnfenS. France
-Germany not pressing SantO Domin-
go; leaves matter o the United States
Canadian lodge protest at Ottawa
against our new steamboat regula-
tions-Bowen' plan declined by
President Castro. who says he has no
dispute with the United States
DeSchanel says France should initiate
United States regarding separation of
church and state.
SUNDAY, MARCH %.
Mrs. Rachel Finkelstein, mother of
five children. burned to death in her
home at East Boston--Steamshi
Partisan and Albano, with 1900 passen-
gers aboard in collision, barely manag-
ing to reach docks at Halifax
Frenchmen believe the first steps to
ward peace in far east have been taken
in a northern European capital; Japan
said to prefer to wait till she has taken
VladivostolS-United States Steel cor
poration will raise the wages of 10000
employees; increase will approximate
S3,OOO.000 a year-Daughter of King
Leopold of Belgium and her husband,
Dhf1i-, 7 1.
man. living in Milwaukee as Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip AltOn-Confeder flags
captured in the Civil war being re-
turned by war department-Roc
Teller gift of 100000 to Board of For
eign Missions arOuSeS wide discussion
on the faint of money" and its makers
Lawyer +. +. Cassidy shoots and
kills Ernest HERON, a demented man.
at WOOns0cket, Il. John Donoghue,
years old, missing five days from his
home in New York. supposed to be- 60
ing toward the south in box car with
out food or water-Swarthy stranger
grabs Gladys Chapman, an actress. in
the street at New York and tries to
carry her Off-Santo Domingo dis
appointed over fate of the treaty; Adee
cables there is hope of ratification in
the fall-Clark college catalogue con.
tains straight rules against intercol.
legiate sports-District Attorney
French attributes the Brockton eXplo.
sion to the age, crack and pressure on
the boiler-Mrs. George w. Smalley
of Revere, Mass, who was welded al
the age of II to a boy of the same age
asks for divorce-Freight train
runs into sand washout near Franklin
n. H.; engineer hurt and locomotive
and seven cars are derailed
MONDAY, MARCH 81.
Two policemen killed and six, includ-
ing chief-of-police, injured, by boml
thrown at Warsaw-Party of 4S will
go with Secretary Taft to the Philip.
pines, including Miss Alice Roosevelt
and 80 congressmen-Inte
checker tournament at Boston ends
British team winning "a games, losing
81 and getting draws in 2S4-First
Baptist church of Kingston, Mass,
celebrates its Tooth anniversary
Naturalization fraud cases in New
York result in arrest of deputy sheriff
for perjury Roosevelt tells
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