News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-09-13
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY. SEPT. 5.

five inches of rain over eastern Massa-
chusetts and Rhode Islaud--AIrs.
Agnes Hyland of New York, % con-
fesses to being accomplice to barbaric
murder of her 2-yeH-old child because
it was in the way'-Heavy rain
spoils Labor day celebrations in great
err part of New England--RObeT
Bacon, former junior partner in firm
of ]. p. Morgan x Co., appointed as
sistant secretary Of state to succeed
LOOMS. esigued.-Gasoline explosion
causes destruction of HaIlett house,
Hyaunis, Mass, Cape Gods biggest
hotel-Russian and japanese ENJOYS
ready to sign treaty of Portsmouth
Unknown man lying on trolley ear
track at Rockland. Mass. beheaGed
and one leg cut off by car-Pauly
nude wild man. soaring residents Of
East Kingston, y. H-Ch&se tlrcu-n
Europe Mexico and United States cui-
inmates at Chicago in arrest Of u, il
Wilson, charged with $4,000 forgery
at Shenandoah, Ia-Funclal process
sion of Hebrew workmen at EisliH Il
charged by troops and police; many
workmen wol4nded and several miss
ing supposed to have been killed
WEDNESDAY. SEPT, 6.
Peace between Japan and Russia set
tied mighty armies Of the Two ma
tionS facing each other in MaLchUI.a
will disperse; last chapter III sl,ui war
was written when treaty Of Ports
mouth was signed by ENJOYS of ear
and mikado at PortsMoutn--o&die
Mac, champion trotting mare, drops
dead on track at Hartford III supreme
struggle to retain her IaureiS-NaVal
court convened at Boston navy yard
to investigate affairs Of Pay director
Ring--HopefuI outlook in all textile
markets-Two thousand Philadel-
phia painters go on strike-Death of
Hezekiah Butterworth. the author, at
Warren, K. I-Fire loss in the United
States for August, $11,435,S00-Un-
successful attempt at lynching at
Butte, Mont-New York's indie
pendent abattoir formally opened
Business block at Madisonville. Ky,
destroyed by fire-Queer fossils of
ancient monsters found in the Bad
Lands-Cotton traders doubtful as
to future course of prices-RuSsian
families to establish colony in Lower
CaIifornia-Two killed and II hurt
in trolley accident at Charlton, Mass
believed that Havre, Mont, $780,
600 fire was work of incendiary-
Three killed, and, 81 injured in wreck
on Burlington railroad-Cottage
at Newport, r. l., move for separate
town to be called South Newport
New York fusionists may agree on eX-
Senator Ford as candidate for mayor
w. A. Boothby, Berlin's a. H)
embezZling treasurer, sentenced to
prison-Not probable that Fall River
manufacturers will decide on voluntary
wage ncrease-Fireman and engi-
neer badly scalded by explosion Of
boiler on Boston and Maine locomo-
tive at Springvale. Me
THURSDAY, SEPT. 7.
Arguments begun on exceptions
taken by defense in the trial of Charles
L. Tucker, convicted of the murder of
Mabel Page-Russian and japanese
ENJOYS visiting New York-Great
parade of Grand Army at Denver
Receiver appointed for the WestbOrO,
Mass, Carpet company-Rachael
Levain of Attleboro, Mass, killed in
fall down flight of stairs-Chicago
schools open with more than 247,000
children in attendance-President
Mellen refuses wage increase to rail-
way men of New Haven-New York
legislative committee begins investi-
cation of life insurance conditions
Weavers union of Fall River votes to
ask Textile council to meet and con-
slider wage situa tion-Mr.a and Mrs.
Henry X. Hurd Of Boston robbed of
$1,000 worth of jewelry on New York
Central train-Secretary Taft starts
for home from Hong Kong-Dr. Sal
mon, chief of bureau of animal indus
try. resigns---Bunau-N arilla believes
lock canal could be completed in four
years, and that it easily could be
changed to ea-level--Traffic in Suez
canal held up by fire on steamer Chat
ham-Rioting in Barcelona, Spain,
ONSI NlIIolIS bSSll <NNDlItN
of Nine White commits murder and
suicide in Moscow-Ministe Russell
reports that Venezuela has closed
French cable-Palma discusses CON
ditions in Cuba, and says the admins
tration is honest-All the inhabitants
of Armenian village of Minkend massa-
cred by Tartars-France prepared to
enforce demands against Morocco, re-
CARELESS of outside influence
Ghirkis Vartanian, naturalized
American. condemned to death for Ar
menian murder in Constantinople.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 8.
Masses at Toxic all opposed to con-
cessions made by Baron Komura;
angry comment and uncomplimentary
epithets are showered on him; the
common people at Toxic a unit in de-
handing that mikado repudiate peace
treaty; enraged that Russian indemnity
was surrendered; after whole day and
night of wild rioting, city of Toxic is
placed under martial law by orders of
mikado; 10 Christian churches burned
and party of Americans stoned-En-
tire oil and commercial quarters of
Balakhan, Sabunto and Nomani, eau