News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-05-03

President BigelOW or Milwaukee MES
petition in bankruptcy; debts amount
to 1921 7,000-Death of Rev. DR.. Ed
mund Dowse. venerable Congregational
clergyman of SherbOrn, Mass, for years
chaplain of the state senatet-Andrew
Carnegie offers $10,O00,000 to provide
apnuities for superannuated college
professors; fund to be placed unre'
serVedly in hands of trustees"GoV-
elument officials begin concerted cru
SADIE against lottery agents-Boston
custom house to have corps of uniform
&c personal bagga geinspe ct0rS-WorE
on Chinese immigration treaty de-
lHyed until Minister EOckhill reaches
Pelin-POpe hOnOrs John Redmond
and wishes success to cause of home
rlle--Turkey lease of Tripoli to
French company causes sensation in
ROme-British steamship 1uenWO
burned at Tungchou; $50 Chinese may
have lost lives.
SATURDAY, APRIL 30
General EitZhugh Lee dies at Wash
ingtOn as result of attack Of ap0pleXy,
toAowed by paralysis; stricken on tram
from boston to Washington
TWenty-one buildings and 100000 feet
of lumber destroyed by ire at Milford,
Me-lHsauIty the Oasis of plea to be
carried to Vermont high court i'll be-
half of Mrs. Rogers, Sentenced to
death for murdeT--4IIE.ster Bowen
to be recalled from Caracas to explain
charges against Assistant Secretary Of
State Loomis-H. c. SaWin, prln-
cipal of BigeloW school, Newton, Mass
dies as result of bicycle aCcd5nt-
Death OF former Mayor Fletcher Of
Chelsea, Mass; prominent Mason, SOD
der and Oid-time Boston Dus.Less man
Bust OF General "SlOneWall' Jack
son. in possession of Colonel Bruce Of
BrO0kIiue, Mass, for II years, returned
to Conf derate museum-Unpre-
cedented boom in wool in the West---
Mclean leads for Connecticut senator
ship-Worth Jockey club of Chicago
abanGOns races-Scenes of violence
attend Chicago strike-Work begun
Oh New York 5 SOL 100000 barge canal
-EmplOyes OF lntelbOrough railroad,
New ork, to receive increase in wages
Judge Tally, Republican. to con-
test clection of Mayor Wells of st.
LOuis-Alrs. Smith, sister OF Nan Pat
terson, refuses in court to turn states
evidence-H. G.. Wiltshire stirs Mu-
nicipai league by declaring that bribery
is necessary il pOlitics-pres.d dents
health never was better; contrary ru-
NOR denied--M. Guerard appointed
French member of consulting canal eli
gineerS--Navy department to send
recruiting party west to enlist G0O0 men
Many important questions awaiting
return of the president to Washington
Rear Admiral Melville. speaking at
Philadelphia, says either 5000, 100000
navy should be established or Philip
pines should be relipquished--No
way plans to borrow $S,OOG00O of a
Paris syndicat Cretan reforms to
be subject to international conferences
at Rome.
SUNDAY, APRIL 80.
Twelve labor leaders indicted at Chi
cago for conspiracy in the Transfers
strike; three persons shot and two
stabbed in street riOts--Paderew
compelled to cancel all engagements be-
cause of illness brought on by shock
received in railroad accident
Richard Irwin of Arlington, Mass,
shoots at his children and wounds po-
Standardization Roosevelt in fine
shape; has not been sick, but was
"tuckered out''-Minister Bowen Or
dered to report forthwith at the capital
to confront Looms-Body of Joseph
Jefferson taken to Buzzards Bay, Mass
Miss Wood sues Secretary Loeb
K. j. Wynne and Consul Miller for dam
ages, alleging they unfairly obtained
possession of love letters belonging to
heI-TOrnadO sweeps Laredo, Tex, Il
Mexican border city, killing u persons
and causing great damage to property
issues decree granting re-
ligious liberty to all in Russia-EaS-
ter Sunday passes in quietress in Rus
Sia.
MONDAY, MAY 1.
Joseph Jefferson the actor, buried at
Sandwich, Mass, with simple rites
Russian fleet in AMMAN bay; prepar-
ing for sea with decks piled high with
coal-7-Nan Patterson says she expects
acQuittal; satisfied with no defense
New satellite of Saturn, the 10th, found
by Professor Pickering of Harvard
Mrs Annie Batnos burned to death