News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-05-17
THE: We E:K'S NEWS
TUESDAY, MAY 9.

wagons manned by II r~unfOn men
and guarded by deputy s. riffs and po-
lice engage a heavy tra1hc at Chicago
four men fatally hurt in riot--Bos-
bn consolidated gas bill passed to be
cngrossed by Massachusetts, house
without division; provides for con-
R)lidation of all Boston gas concerns
hXes capital stock and orders price of
gas reduced from 81 to so cents thou
Eand-Death at Durham, n. H., of
Washington Duke. millionaire tobacco
manufacturer-Ru fleets effect
Junction; battle expected to occur Oft
FOrmOsd Heavy downpOur of rain
only will, it is believed, permanently
check forest fires which have broker
out with startling frequency in many
sections of New Nineteen
of those who We're in Joy line accident
in Vineyard sound return to Boston
Two days required for classification
of documents to be introduced by de-
Tense in the Preferred Mercantile case
New immigration record made at
New YOrk-Chicago scores important
point in traction tigation-Church
unity essential, says Cardinal Gibbons
at Baltimore-Robert r. West depu-
ty auditor for canal zone, dies of yellow
feyer---Chadwick case to come before
United States court of appeals on Oct
8-President starts homeward-
Minister Bowen arrives at New York,
but declines to discuss Venezuela
German mission arrives in Morocco
Band Of strikers marching from North.
amptonshire to LOndon--HerPros at
tack Germans in Southwest Africa; IL
Of latter killed or wounded.
WEDNESDAY, MAY TO-
Mrs. Anna Weiss of Needham, Mass,
has receiver appointed for brokerage
firm of Haight & Freese, with offices
IN several large cities-Departme
stores and express companies at Chi.
cago have wagons working on almost
norman basis; further riotous acts by
strikerS-Twenty-siX persons killed
and scores injured by tornado at Mar
quette, Kan-Arthur Haserot, stu.
dent at Yale, found dead with butler
hole in head; probable case Of suicide
Rain checks forest fire in southeast
ern Massachusetts, but flames break
out anew and are beyond control
Forest fire at Wells Beach, Me-, at an
end--TeXtile market strong with an
upward trend-Eelicso of the Joy liner
Aransus brought to Nantucket
Hoegg hall. Deeriug, Me-, burned; loss
so ,OO0-Large sale of cotton in all
southern spot centres-Strike-b
ers arrive at Rockland, Me-; lime syndi-
cate reports prOgress-COmmittee IL
Hawaii finds no evidence that pOlyg.
amy ever was practiSed in the islands
THE president at Denver speaks in
favor of his railroad legislation idea
Consul Mason reports Germany's
plans for tariff war against the United
States-Treasury department. grants
Worcesters request for a government
storage uSe-Stand-patters on
railroad question saying little, but viii
not permit real federal rate control
Frank B. Brandegee, formally elected
United States senator to succeed Mr..
Plat Of Connecticut-The Porto
IlINdu SUN I'll IllltuL " tSiuDllSu Il COIN.
mercial agency in New York to push
the sale of the islands products, es-
pecially cOffee-PeOpe's bank OF
Halifax to be absorbed by the Bank of
Montreal-ImpOrtant capture of arms
BY rebels in the Turkish province of
Yemen.
THURSDAY. MAY II.
Tornado strikes Snyder, o. T.; whole
TOWN reported destroyed and 500 lives
train dashes into
freight at South Harrisburg, Pa, in
which were two cars loaded with dyna-
mite; so lives probably lost in expl0.
sion and fire which followed-Chi.
cago strikers call on President Roose,
Welt, who tells them that law must
welt, who tells them that law must
be obeyed- VT, has
mystery in unknown man who
was found murdered under mill dam
A. H. Kirkland appointed Mas
sachusetts gypsy moth commissioner
at a salary of $5OOO-Strike of Goa!
team drivers at Natick, Mass--For-
est fire at Wells Beach, Me-, breaks
out again-Strikes of weavers at
Davol and Granite mills, Fall River,
fail-Damage6 Shore line bridge at
Lyme, Conn. repaired; trains resume
regular chedule-PreSident train
avoids Omaha, and Secretary Loeb es-
5apes summons in action by Miss Wood
-Machen's move to quash warrant
Jverruled he must go to Washington
for trial-Supreme court to pass on
ease of Mrs. Anna Valentine, the con-
victed New Jersey -Presi-
dent declares he is in earnest about
railroad regulation, and will not be
swerved from his purpose-Count
Cassini, Russian ambassador at WASH
tngtoR to be displaced by Baron Rosen.
Iate minister to Japan-Acting Sec
rotary of State Loomis asks navy de-
nartment for ships to bring from,
Paris the body of John Paul Jones
Secretary Taft requests British gov
eminent to stop contemplated action hy
New Brunswick in ST John river affair
Motion Of censure on Balfours min
sstry's Irish policy defeated by &c ma
White Star, Dominion and
American lines withdraw from north
Atlantic passenger agreement
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