News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-05-31

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sengers from Naples, record list
New England Methodist missionary III
come has increased $4,000 since Janu
bry-Oficers of Camden cork coin
pany on trial for putting bar iron in
life servers"-Mayor of Phil
adelphia takes forcible possession of
offices whose holders sought court ald
| to retain-Senate committee not
| unanimous in view as TO railroad rate
| egislation-AIOre rapid promotion III
| navy to result from ruling by attorney
| general on personnel act of 1893
Chairman Shonts says canal comlnls-
sion will buy in cheapest market; but
| this, in the main, is the United States
Clifton r. Breckenridge resigns
| from Dawes commission because an ac-
| ton of his was reversed by the presi-
dent-Turkey hurries more troops it,
| to Arabia. to put down Yemen inSur-
rection-Bill providing for restric-
ton of, emigration introduced in Hun
garian diet-German toolmakers urge
Berlin to secure a reciprocity treaty
with the United States-Liberal mo
ton for vote Of censure on Balfour gov
ernment to be moderately phrased---
Part of French deputies oppose taking
settlement of church property rights
from civil courts-Jamaica paper says
the policy of England will drive island
to seek annexation to the United
States.
SATURDAY, MAY 81.
Tsingtau dispatch says that 'whole
russian fleet" is assembled near Woo
sung, II miles north of Shanghai; all
japanese steamers plying in southern
parts of eastern sea ordered held in port
until further nOtice--Lleyen promo
tiOns of Boston custom house en-
ployes authorized by Assistant Secrp-
tary Reynolds Of the treasury depart
ment-No sign Of peace in Rockaud,
Me, lime strike--Man killed in feuG
of New York East Side "gangs'-
Vermont planning great celebration for
Aug. II, when the Ethan Allen mouu-
ment will be dedicated-Appellate
division of supreme court of Rhode isl
and abolished after 200 years of eX-
Standardization Magoon of canal
zone takes oath of office-New forces
at work to bring about readjustm2nt
of the tariff schedules-president
hearing arguments on both sides relat-
ing to federal control of insurance
Shaw says the government is in no Ian
ger of becoming bankrupt; could build
Il canal every year--king Oscar re-
Of Gb11yN
fighting between Mussulmans ana
Christians in Albania-Insurrect
in Madagascar crushed, with heavy
losses to reballous Plague in
India unchecked; deaths likely to eX-
coed those of previous seasons-Cu-
ban Moderates may cause Liberal split
by giving Nunez second place on Palma
Spanish flour merchants of
fer aid to famine sufferers if protective
tariff is aintained-Verdict in favor
Of United States immigration inspector
in supreme court of New Brunswick
British construction company with
draws proposals for Peruvian railways
because of trouble over payment.
SUNDAY, MAY IS.
japanese government refuses trans
mission to all news concerning. the
movement of the fleets except that Ro-
jestvensky has entered the Straits of
Korea: significant phrase ''hist0lc
events" creeps into the highly cen
sored dispatch allowed to pass-COr-
neil wins the intercollegiate meet at
delphia--COrnell defeats Har-
ward in the eight-oared varsity race at
Cambria ge-Cornel crew lowers the
record for the American Henley course
Mrs. Mary NJ. Rogers denied a new
trial by full bench of Vermont supreme
court two judges dissenting; her couN-
sci will apply for writ of error in
United States supreme Change
Of plans in the communion service of
Christian Executive
board of Chicago Transfers union
take management of strike out of Ircsi-
cent Shea's hands; crisis appears to be
reached in the strife-Hamburg lead
ing the ocean racing yachts on May %,
followed by the Ailsa, Endymion, At
lantic, Fluer de Lys in order-Oscar
Ogacopian shot at Lowell as result Of
quarrel over marriage of pretty Ar
menian girl--"Kid" Mccoy, The
pugilist, is to marry for third time.
MONDAY, MAY -.
According to latest information, the
battle between Russian and japanese
naval forces for supremacy Of Orienta!
seas, on which hangs the outcome of
the far eastern struggle. has begun, if
il has not terminated decisively: all
the dispatches point to Japanese vic
tory in comparatively narrow waters of
Straits of Korea-Russian fleet sinks
American steamer off Formosa----
Maiden, Mass, to build a conta eious
disease hospital on pavilion plan
Fall River man of 80 marries widow
of So years-King Alfonso leaves
Madrid and starts on foreign tour
VIII of Mary A. Livermore leaves bulk
of estate to invalid daughter
Schweitzer sought by New York police
as witness in trial of Young for muir
der-Equitable developments are
strengthening James II. Hyde's posi-
tion--Demand for Memorial day
flowers unusually large this year
J. A. Wrenn, Irish patriot benefactor
of escaped convict, is dead-Bunkcr
Hill National bank of Boston absorbS
Monument National--Five-m