News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-05-24
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY. MAY l6.

twice tried for murder of Caesar
Young, declares that she lied on witness
stand says Smith bought pistol for her
to scare Young into giving her more
money-TWo more incendiary fires at
Boston; description of supposed fire
bug placed in hands of every police
man-NOrwegia steamer at Toxic
reports having heard cannOnading at
sea--President GOmpers of Fedora
ton of Labor appeals to organized labor
throughout the country for financial aid
to striking transfers at Chicago
Washington already much interested in
the fall lectionS-BOWen preparing
reply to LOOMS declaring he has made
no chargeS-New York franchise tax
case involving $26,000,00O before the
supreme court--raft may succeed
Attorney General Moody when the cab
inet is Secretary Hay to
leave Bad Nauheim in about 10 days
Heavy ice blocks the entrance to
the Gulf of st. Lawrence-Many
hurt by explosion in Vienna during a
fire in the heart of the city-France
to send a special envoy to the wedding
of the German crown prince-Agents
of American express companies at Ha-
vana unable to produce Brooke order
on which claims are based.
WEDNESDAY,, MAY II.
Indications that Chicago transfers
will give up strike if they can do so
gracefully-Archbishop Williams of
Catholic archdiocese of New England
celebrates Goth anniversary of his
ordination into esthood-Charles
Geyman, member of Montant legisla-
ture. gets 40 days in Jail for contempt
of court-Receiver appointed for Ma
tional Electric company, one of the
largest concerns of its kind in the coun-
try-Pawtucket Or. ~ woman gets
letter from 1O-year-old son, Kidnapped
a year ago; gives no clue as to his
eabOuts-Armour Car Lines
company president admits exclusive
contracts with railroads for fruit trans
ortation-GOvernor general of PROV
ince of Ufa, Russia. shot and fatally
wounded by unknown man; his pre-
deceSsor assnSsinated two years ago
--SchoOlChildren join the Chicago
strikers; more strike breakers arrive
mayor threatens to call out militia
Plans for more fortifications for the
Massachusetts Minister Bo-
wen files reply to charges of Assistant
Secretary Loomis--Senator Warren
of Wyoming favors reviving part of
war revenue taXes-Germa mission
arrives at Fez and is received with
great remony-RepOrt that British
government may delay dissolution of
parliament until fall of 1906-Lord
Selborne, new British high commits
siOner in South Africa. arrives at Cape
Town.
THURSDAY, MAY IS.
Superb fleet of ocean-going sailing
yachts sweeps across startling line at
Sandy Hook lightship, with American
schooner Atlantic leading the way,
headed out into Atlantic ocean on race
of 5000 miles to English coast for $4,000
cup offered by Emperor William
Gershon Marx, the aged murderer of
Pavol Rodecki, executed at state pris-
oil at Wetherstield, Conn; Marx killed
Rodecki, his farmland, in Colchester
last April-Abraham Levy, who de-
tended Nan Patterson during three
trials for murder, absolutely with
&rawS from case; woman accepted the
Rtricai offer against his wish--Cap-
tain and crew of Nova Scotia sealing
schooner imprisoned and vessel and
cargo confiscated by Uruguay for al
Rged violation of laws of that country
Henry X. Goodwin, who served 20
years of life sentence for murder, is
pardoned and leaves Massachusetts
state prison-Receiver Colt files IS
Ending in affairs of Charles f. Berry,
the missing trustee of several estates;
thinks shortage will reach over $780,
000-Move for national political la
Dor union-Cunard line steamship
Caronia ashore near Sandy Hook
Students at Syracuse university or
dered to get rid of bulldogs-New in
dependent pig iron pool to include
northern furnaces being formed
Governor Douglas fixes wage margin
of 74.3S cents for FAN River cotton
mills-Connecticut house of repre-
btHtdllNCo pdSSCH Dlll repeating part VI
general railroad law-Coroner'S jury
on South Harrisburg disaster exon
crates the Pennsylvania Railroad COM
pany-Presence of Gompers in Chi
eago regarded as hopeful sign, but
strikers still insist upon arbitra tom
Record for overseas wireless message
in 315 miles covered by government dis
patch from transport Solace-Con-
gregationalists at Lowell. Mass, avoid
debating tainted money" by adopting
compromise resolutions which please
both sides--Taft's canal plan stirs IN
storm of protest among stand-patters
Sharp controversy expected over
labor question as to canal zone--Gen-
eral Davis believes yellow fever in the
canal zone will soon be stamped out
Ambassador Mccormick has attack
of grip-Kaiser confers Order of Red
Eagle on Sultan of Morocco, in connec-
ton with trade mission
FRIDAY, MAY 10.
Philadelphia city councils vote to
lease city's gas works to United Gas