News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-07
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY, MAY 80.

Toxic believes lie periSL,d, while ST.
Petersburg hears unohI, ally that he
was wounded and picked up; ToGo's
fleet sunk or captured 10 vessels and
badly damaged others, which are he
ing pursued; Rear Admiral Nebogato1
bnd 1000 men captured-American
schooner Atlantic, Captain Barr, wins
the ocean race for the German en-
peror's gold cup, making record time
across the ocean for a sailing vessel
Michael Dundon, an old opera tor,
commits suicide in Western Union
office, Boston, in room in which 250
people are at ashingtOE
thinks tAe czar can no longer avoid the
necessity of suing for peace; Japan's
indemnity suggested as $1O00,OUO.00O
--Czar Frustrated by the news OF Ro-
jestvensky's defeat; st. Petersburg
amazed, and news is censored-Mayor
Willard of Chelsea, Mass, vetoes order
eppropriating 500 to decorate fire
mems graves-President Higgins Of
Somerville, Mass, board of alderm2 n
says schools of that city are costing too
much--Board of health of Newark.
n. j., forbids the use of the spit bali"
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe reads al or
iginal poem at a breakfast given in
honor of her Seth birthday at Boston
Mayor Collins of Boston vetoes or
der to reimburse three policemen for
judgments obtained against them i'll
court-NLike Murphy, after talk with
Yale athletic managers, decides to
Two fires of mysterious origin
started in buildings Of the n. Y, n. II.
and II. railroad docks at South Boston.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 81.
According to latest reports the loss
TO Russians in ships sunk or captured
in Korean straits now numbers 20: AG-
miral Togo reports that none of his
big fighting ships was seriously dam
aged; Admiral Rojestvensky captured
on board Russian destroyer BieGovy
with another admiral, both severely
wounded, and with several staff off
GERS of his flagship. the Kniaz Sou
varoff. which was sunk; Russian adj
mraity stupefied at extent of disaster;
no sign of OVertureS toward peace
President Roosevelt, in speech at New
York says first class navy is surpst
and cheapest guarantee of peace
Two detectives perhaps fatally stabbed
at New York while Quelling argument
between Russians and Poles over war
John J. Kelly, Boston cattle deal
er, missing from sanitarium at Nashua, |
n. Hight hundred beautiful. ami |
mails in wOrkhorse parade at Boston |
II. Z. TOmlinsOn o1 Bridgeport |
Conn. probably fatally shoots hiu5, If |
after killing wife for refusing to live
with him-Will of Mrs E. C. Tbayer |
of Keene, n. H., makes public beQInsts |
of over 0,O00--No new develop
ments in Chicago transfers strike
Fred j. Elliott, street car conductor
killed by falling from running board CT
car at HolyokR. MaSs-SocialiSts OF
Ohio name complete state ticket
King Alfonso of Spain arrives in Paris
THURSDAY, JUNE 1.
Little hope for Russians can be found |
in latest dispatches regarding naval |
battle off Tsu island; only one cruiser
and three torpedo boat destroyers of |
Rojestvensky's fleet reach Vladivostok;
full extent of Russian casualties in |
men and officers not yet known: japan.
csc losses only three torpedo boats
sunk aud 200 casualties in officers and
men-Anarchist throws bomb att
royal carriage containing King AL
fonso and President LOubet at Paris;
bomb eXplOdes without injuring either
president or king; soldiers belonging
TO escort injured; several arrests made
Governor Bell of Vermont grants
second reprieve to Mrs. Rogers, under
sentence of death for killing husband;
extends until June 23-Charles J.
Bonaparte of Baltimore to succeed Paul
Morton as secretary of navy upon lat
ter's retirement July Formal OPEN
ing of Lewis and Clark Exposition at
Portland, Or-Albright art gallery
dedicated at Buffalo in presence of TO-
900 people-Alvah Sanderson arrested
at Boston on charge of giving morphine
TO prisoner while a guard in Verm on.
state prison-Twenty-four members
Of theatrical trust must stand trial at
New York on charge of conspiracy---
Cruiser Galveston fails to reach re-
9uired contract speed Of 1850 hnots.--
-Four killed by a cloudburst at Rhea,
Or-Red river at danger point at
TeNarkana Ark-New York teams
ters not to strike in sympathy with
Chicago men--Rev. DR.. r. S. Mac
Arthur sharply scores critics Of John d.
kefeller-Annual conference or
international arbitration at Lake Mo-
honk, n. Y--Manila Chinese Cham
Der of Commerce favors boycott of
American chandise-Cicero wills
the English derby.
FRIDAY, JUNE 2.
First detailed account of battle of
Korean straits shows that Admiral
Togo, soon after fighting opened, sur
FOUNDED Russian ships and kept them
Aemmed in all through fighting pour
Eng in deadly hail of projectiles from
all sides, and sending in his torpedo
boats to sting at every opportunity and
frequently to deliver the death blow to
q disabled vessel; rumors at ST. Peters.
buro' that cZar is dead but officially