News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-08-23

|
ference organizes permanent tariff
brague to carry on work-Hube
Nomen Of North Adams, Mass, to
marry a French duchess-IsthmiaG
canal commission denies lack of funds
for work-Barnstabl Mass, man
| crowns himself in two feet of water
Accusations of barbarities against
Philippine tabulary-Walter S.
| Simpson, rowing authority, dies at
| Cambridge, Mass-Resolution against
| tainted money at American Board
meeGing-NegTo arrested at West
Newton. Mass, charged with ate mpted
| assault on girls-Louis ]. Urann Of
Boston sentenced to state prison after
pleading guilty to charge Of embezzing
| S11,533 from his employer.
SATURDAY, AUG. 10.
| Peace conference adjOurns till Tues
| day to await orders from rulers and
| their advisers of Russia and Japan, en-
| voys having concluded preliminary dis
| cuSSion of II articles, deadlocking on
| the limitation of Russia's naval arma-
| ment in the Pacific; this, with indem-
nifty and Sakhalin cession clauses
| stand between peace and countries now
at war--Tramp theory practically eX-
plOded and officers working on theory
| that murderer of Matte Hackett at
Kent'S Hill, Me-, is a jealous man or
woman living at Readtield-Two
small informal machines sent to prom
| inent New Workers. Jacob II. Schiff
and NJ. Guggenheim's sons being the
ecipientS-CZar announces grant to
people of Russia of national consulta-
tive assembly to be formed by elected
representatives from all Russia
New drydOck at Boston navy yard Civ
ing factiOn-Wireless telegraph
station at Brant Rock to be COM
pleted by Sept. 1-GOvernment
steamer General Knox at Boston to
give instructions in mine laying
Mrs. General w w. BIackmar pre-
sents to the national encampment. G.
A. r.. the saddle, bride and blanket to
have been used by the late commander
in-chief at Denver on Sept. 6-Wheat
crop in the northwest safe-Secre-
tary BOnaparte denounces MaryIand's
III ldN - EleluS Ul >. ii.
Davidson, missing Chicago contractor,
fear he has met death at hands of la
Dor luggers-LegiSlati tive committee
of New York notifies insurance COM
panies that it is about ready to begin
its inquiry--Speaker at trans-Missis-
sippi congress urges establishment of
federal department of mines-Ger-
many's new dual tariff hits American
trade-Moves in Spain to relieve suf-
ferers from famine.
SUNDAY, AUG. 20.
Baron Rosen's visit to Oyster Bay
ends in failure; peace ENJOYS hint al
feeling resentful of "interference;"
deadlock unbroken at Portsmouth;
neither side shows signs of weakening
Developments in Hackett murder
mystery tend to raise doubt as to truth
of story of his movements told by
Harry Jones, tramp at the Hackett
house at time of tragedy-Son of Mil.
lionaire Walsh killed. and, several col.
onists hurt in auto accident at New.
port-Bostoh fire engine driver runs
his three-horse team against a tele-
graph pole to prevent killing an old lady
Six persons injured by collapse OF
roof of a pavilion at Marblehead, Mass,
during fireworks display-Old Home
Week in New Hampshire ushered in
with blazing bOnfires-Three sup
posed incendiary fires cause $4,000
loss at Medford, Mass-Yellow fever
conditions seem improving at New Or
leans; new cases, Sc; deaths 4-Ker-
NIT Roosevelt rides from Chicago to
Galesburg, Ills, in engine cab and en-
gineer let's him pull bell and whistle
Taking warning from the Jay and
Kiser accidents, automobile manufac-
turerS are out against continuation of
track racing-China notified that all
negotiations on exclusion are off until
anti-American boycott is off; notice
given that China will be held RESPONSE
bic for lOss-Enormous profits in
postal business of Greater Boston
New England mechanics leave to la
Dor in Panama-New York woman
shoots typewriter whom she found in
husbands office.
MONDAY, AUG. 81.
Chances of peace undoubtedly I'M
proved by President Roosevelt's action
in stepping into breach in last heroic
endeavOr to induce warning countries
to compromise their "irrecOnciliable"
differences by arbitration, but result
still in suspense; ultimate decision OF
issue practically passes from Ports
mouth to st. Petersburg and, perhaps,
in lesser extent, to TOkio-Authori.
ties investigating clue to murderer of
Matte Hacllett, II years old, who was
strangled near her home at Kents Hill,
Me-; indications that woman commit
ted the crime-Mayor Dunno of Chi
cago arrested for speeding automobile
in that city; pays fine and is released |
yellow fever situation at New Or
leans practically changed-Disap |
pearance of G. Lamoureux of Berlin, n. |
H, president of Canadio-American In |
surance company, a benefit society; |
claims for about $4,000 presented by
creditors of missing man--Nene-
zuela places orders in Europe for tor
pedo boats guns and ammunition, ut
cost of $4,000 900; President castro said
70 have 1nplo rod, tbot ho MO. UOinU ia