News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-01-18
The WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY. Jan. 10.

searching for young desperate who has
been terrorizing residents Of Worces-
her county, Mass-Govemor Douglas
oil Massachusetts suggested for presi-
dency at Jackson day banquet at Bos-
TONY. w. Robbins, fisherman,
found murdered in his hut at Deer Isle,
Me-; robbery the probable motive
Death at Marseilles of Louise Michel,
ommunist-Andrew Carnegie gives
100000 for a library for Tufts college
Storm wrecks wharf and freight
house at Mckinley, Me-Three bills
prepared in New Hampshire for state
aid for ghways--Annual meeting OF
Northern Securities company, due at
Hoboken, again postponed--Joseph
w. Folk inaugurated as governor of
Missouri; his address calls for patriot
ism, not partisanship-No change in
the general situation in Fall River;
mills claim gains, but strikers say
these are offset by losses-Secretary
Morton and Admiral Dewey review
squadrons at Hampton Roads-At-
torney General Moody, before supreme
court, resumes argument in beef
trust case-Bill for federal regula
ton of railroad rates framing; no ac-
ton at this session of congress likely
--1'he president still anxious for re-
vision of tariff, and there is possibil-
ity of an extra session of congress-
Sharp fight between Greek and Latin
clergy at Bethlehem.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. II.
Herbert Taylor, Petersham, Mass,
desperate, captured in Vermont Ium-
Der camp after exciting three days
chase; held for assault on aged woman
Unexpected discovery of surplus of
100000 in town treasury Of Hyde
Park, Mass--President Roosevelt
urges earliest possible action looking
toward revision by congress of the tar
ifi-Mass meeting of Boston bust
ness men urges ratificat ton of arbitra-
ton treaties by senate--GovernO
Douglas Of Massachusetts, announces
appointment of Lieutenant General
Miles, L. $: A., retired. as general su-
pervisor of the militia and inspector
general--Delaware legislature still
fails to OrganiZe-Alva Adams inau.
gurated governor of ColOraGo-Law
suit results from killing of dog by
trolley car at Northampton, Mass
Striking weaverS back at Bourne mills;
no other noteworthy development at
Fall River-Mrs. Marcum, widow of
man assassinated in Breathitt county.
Ky, awarded $4,000 by jury-Three
men lost off schooner Alice NJ. Colburn
from Newport "ews to Boston
Two Americans killed and six wounded
II capture of Moro fort in island of
Sulu-Land frauds in Oregon more
extensive than shown. reports Assist
ant Attorney General Henry Census
bureau begins collection of statistics
relating to the country's manufacture
ing buSiness-House committee or
ders favorable report on bill providing
for examination of Panama railroad
affairs-Empero Williams Amer
lean dentist, DR.. Sylvester. suicide
House committee completes report
on the Swayne mpeachment-Ven
Zuela denies report that trouble with
the United States is imminent-Revo-
luton seems imminent in Guatemala;
object to unseat President Cabrera
British Columbia not to appropriate
any money to Lewis and Clark expOsi-
tion-Turkey and Bulgaria preparing
for possible war; porte violates Bull
garian nvention-Paul Doumer.
nnnopnnt Of Drop,inr Tn,,Ior o1oo4o1
president of French chamber of depu-
ties.
THURSDAY, JAN. -.
Academy of Music and Savoy hotel,
Chelsea, Mass, destroyed by fire: sew
eral other buildings partially burned;
loss $2OOOO0--House adopts amend
ment to army appropriation bill pro-
vidng that retired officers above grade
OF major should not receive full pay
of their grade when assigned to duty
with militia of several states; Demo.
Gratis charge that it is aimed at Gen
eral Miles-Maine headquarters and
clubhouse to be esta blished in Boston
by Pine Tree State club-Four men
killed in a Michigan mine--Express
locomotive blown up at Cleveland;
two men killed-Chairman Odell pro-
poses legislation to kill Raines law
hoteIs--New York buffers, Wallets and
second men undertaking to form
uniOn-Greek strike breakers at Fall
River return to New Chicago
man kills wife and daughter, fatally
wounds another daughter, then cuts
his throat--Defense opens in case of
Senator Smoot-Frank F. Flint nomi.
mated for United States, senator by
California Secretary of
chief engineer of Panama held as
yellow fever suspect at New York
Report that government inquiry into
high price of beef holds beef trust
blamew orthy-Report that Postmas.
ter General Wynne is to succeed Con.
sui General Evans at London-Com-
missioner Grunsky defends canal board
and gives record Of what has been
mplished-Premier Bond to offer
concessions which will make treaty
with Newfoundland unobjectionabe
The president declares be will
withdraw arbitration treaties If their
principles are radically modified