News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-04-29

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mander of the first Manchurian army.
died at st Petersburg from pneumonia.
Linevitch was rs years Of age.
The coalition of eX-President Gro
yer Cleveland, about whom alarming
reports have been circulated, is said by
Mrs. Cleveland to be improved.
President Cabrera of Guatemala,
against whose life an attempt was made
by students, declares that eighteen OF
the leaders have been shot to death by
his orders and that the death penalty
will be melted out to others.
The Illinois Democracy adopted the
unit rule and instructed its delegates to
the national convention at Denver to
vote for Bryan and to "use all honor
able means" to secure his nomination.
Saturday, April rs.
The executive board of the Western
Federation of Miners has terminated
the services of William d. Haywood
as a representative of the federation in
the field.
EXPresident Grover Cleveland is
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tack of stomach trouble
The arrival of six japanese armor'
clad warships at Annoy has caused great
excitement in the FulSien and Kwang-
tung provinces, China, as well as in
Pekin.
Frank L. Strang, an American, driv-
ing 5O-horse power Italian car, was
the winner of the Briarcliff trophy au-
tomobile race.
The strike of granite workers in
Barre, Montpelier and neighboring
towns in Vermont, which has kept 5000
men<out Of employment for the last
eight weeks, was finally settled.
The Northwest division of Manches-
ter, Eng, unseated as its member of
parliament Winston S. Churchill, Lib
eral who has been made president of
the Board of Trade in the new Asquith
cabinet
In the presence of his bride of less
than three months, the Duke of
Chaulnes died suddenly from heart
failure at Paris. The duchess was the
daughter of Theodore Shonts of New
York.
She widely known brokerage firm Of
L. A. Mcintyre & Co., members of the
New York Stock Exchange xz XXX fiji
New York Stock, Cotton and Produce
Exchanges, with branch offices in sew
eral cities of the country, was placed
in the hands of a receiver.
Sunday, April &c.
News from isolated points in Missis-
sippi adds fifteen more deaths to the
list of victims of the storms which
swept through four southern states,
making the total death list 1858, with
probable reports which may run the
number up to 400.
DR.. Romme, the psychologist, has
completed statistics which prove, he
maintains, that boy is born when the
father is the weaker of tdle two parents
and girl when the mother is the weak
er partner
Mrs, O. B. French, patient at the
New Hampshire state hospital at Con-
cord, has just awakened from three
weeks trance. She shows signs of COM 4
plete recovery.
The village of Notre Dame d'Salette,
Que, was half buried in a landslide.
At least thirty lives are reported lost.
Emloyes in the Canadian Pacific rail-
way company's shops from Vancouver
to st. John completed federation and
10000 men organized to resist the COM
panys terms. A strike appears to be
Following an investigation Of the ac-
counts of Mark e. Foster, town clerk
and treasurer Of Hardwick, VT, who
has been missing since April 10, the Sc
lectmen announce the discovery of ap-
parent discrepancies amounting to be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000.
With simple ceremonies, the Grant
peace memorial window was formally
dedicated at Metropolitan temple, New
York, in honor of General Ulysses s.
Grants love of peace.
Freedom w. Cressy, formerly mayor
Of Beverly, Mass, was found dead in |
his undertake rooms. Heart trouble
was the cause of Death He was born
in Beverly in 1889.
Monday, April 81. /
A remarkable blizzard continued |
all over the United King
dom. 1t was accompanied by violent |
northerly gale and low temperature,
and in many places the snowdrifts are
eight feet deep.
The epidemics of typhoid fever and
other contagious diseases which are
now sweeping over Boston, it is charged,
are directly due to the conditions ap-
pertaining to the milk business.
In consequence of the continued dull
ness in ocean freights, inward and out
ward, the Leyland line has cut down its
Boston sailings.
The total number of dead and missing
Of the Gladiator's crew as result of
he collision during a snowstorm be-
tween the American liner st. Paul and
he British cruiser off the Isle of Wight
b twenty-eight.
Governor Guild of Massachusetts has
torsaken a liquid diet for solid food.
He now sits up in chair for consider
lble part of each day.
Two bags Of mail from London, con-
aiming securities and other valuables