News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-08-02

Joseph w. Robinson, an Abingdon,
Mass, constable, held for alleged
shielding of liquor sellers-Addi-
tional duties to be levied on imports
of Canadian wood pulp Treasury
will accept Philippine and Hawaiian
bonds as security for government de-
posits-Commerce relations with Ger
many to constitute important subject
of discussion at next session of senate
-Secretary Bonaparte signs order re-
storing to American railways with
Canadian connections right to compete
for carrying naval supplies-Thought
that China may refuse wholly TO sign
new immigration restriction treaty
British channel fleet to spend Septem-
Der in the Baltic sea. supposedly. for
anti-German effect-Report of co..
lision between German troops anil
French Soudanese soldiers on Congo
frontier-German foreign office de-
MES rumor that kaiser wanted to pvt
prince of his house on throne of NJ.
way.
SATURDAY. JULY %.
GuNdIu II. OuGIDuIue IGllLtu DdLh
er, commits suicide in Jamaica Plain
district, BostOn-YellOw fever MAX
ing great gains at New Orleans, but
officials say they will suppress it before
frost cOmes-Captain Walter c. Ste
vens Of Massachusetts signal corps
accused of setting fire to house.
Stockholders of the Massachusetts
Electric companies authorize the issue
of $3,5OO,00O in five-year gold coupon
nOtes-United States government
officials seize % bales of wool on steam
er st. CroiX at Boston, on suppositiOn
that they have been smuggled-
President Morton of the Equitable
terminates contract with General
Agent Haynes-Los Angeles man
gives $225.000 as I donation to Home Of
the Little Sisters Of the Poor-One
hundred and fifty Weavers in Lancas-
ter mills Of Clinton. Mass, on strike for
higher wages-New police chief Of
Chicago makes secGi d gambling rail
and 81 persons are taken prisoners -
DR.. George B. WOOdside of New Har-
Dor, Me-, who was accidentally Shot,
dies as result of his injuries
Grandson of Joseph Smith starts cru
SADIE for return OF Mormonism to its
first principles. abandoning polygamy
and politics-Johann Hoch, the con-
victed wife-muTderer, granted a re-
prieve of four President
Roosevelt inspects the institutions for
the poor at Coney Island-G. T.
Moore, government soil bacteriologist,
resigns from agricultural department
under charges-New plot against sui
tan of Turkey discovered at, Kustenli,
oumania-zPremier BafOur gives
lunch in house of commons in honor Of
Senator Lodge.
SUNDAY, JULY 80
Portland. Ne, man in Boston, unable
to tell his name or where he lives;
eventually remembers that he is Will
liam II. Reagan, travelling salesman
IS gnator Depew arrives at New
York and promises to make full state
ment Of his connection with Equitable
affairs, d, soon. as. he can, look over the
papers-ec hidlofski, who murdered
his wife al Belmont brought to the
East Cambridge. Mass, jail-Chief
Collins makes more gambling raids ar
ChicagO-Big seizure of tobacco by
revenue agents at New York-Rec-
ord coal cargoes leave Baltimore for
Providence and Chicago
teamsters' strike in last stages; many
drivers apply for work-E. II. Harri-
man said to be going to Philippines 10
look into railroad possibilities there
Panic over yellow fever threatens
trade in south-Los Angeles, Cal,
about to begin work on new water sys-
tenn involving cost of 100000
dedicated at WhitinSville.
Mass, to men of Northbridge who lost
lives in the Civil war-Secretary
Wilson says he will not resign from
of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
railroad station for handling of immi-
grants to be built just west of Ellis
decides that Haas
need not testify in cotton leak investi-
cation, as he is practically a de-
endant-Record wheat crop indi.
Gated in Canadian northwest-Nor-
way to have a referendum on separa-
ton from Sweden-Senator Lodge
received by King Edward at Bucking-
ham palace-Sweden borrows $780,
100000, half of it made Immediately
vailable-Halifax trying to have
Grand Trunk Pacific extended to make |
it a terminus-Berlin merchants, in |
petition on American trade, take mod |
crate position as to our duties-Three |
German soldiers and French sergeant |
killed in French-German collision OH |
Congo frontier.
MONDAY, JULY 81.
Loss Of two lives and immense dam |
age to property followed bursting of |
reservoirs north of Bridgeport, Conn.,. |
as a result of unprecedented fall Of |
rain; houses and bridges carried away, |
vessels torn from moorings and hurled |
against piers and bridges, and scores
Of lives placed in peril-During
which passed over New
York five persons were struck by |
lightning and instantly killed and nine
others seriously injured at Coney ISL
and; at same time, one man killed and |
-hrpn DrOStra tod of CroyaSapd hoo al,