St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-04-22

Indians offered free 100000 acres of
land in Mexico-Ulster conference
objects to financial provisions Of irish
land bill-Newspapers in India plead
for extension Of Curzon's term as
viceroy.
FRIDAY, APRIL II.
Harry Youtsey testifies in Goebel
murder trial that James Howard fired |
fatal shot; says Governor Taylor die
tated plot to kil--Revolt against |
Platt in New York state; reappoint- |
ment of Railroad Commissioner Baker
turned down-Narcisse Gagne, who
murdered his wife at Holyoke, Mass,
dies from physical collapse after
struggle with guards in hospital
Launching at Groton, Conn, Of ;tea aer
Minnesota, worlds largest vessr--
New York child labor law signed
Freight trains collide at Paris, Me-
Viewers strike at Fitchburg, Mass,
ended--Illinois grants $4,000 pc lsi)n
to Mrs. Altgeld-Two deaths by
asphyxiation at Providence---Fort
Schuyler, u. Y, to have wireless te]e
graph-President reaches Fort Vel
Observation-Disclosures steel inspector
refuses oath of Office on religious
grounds-Depew defends course Of
Seventh New York regiment in Spanish
war--Att tempt to wreck vaults in the
rooms Of the Chica 90 election com
missioners-. international commission
at Washington plaus preservation OF
American antiquities General Tyner
will resign from postoffice department
Apparent weakness Of warships
disturbs navy observation-disclosures
ment will fight any application for stay
of merger njunctiOn-Consider
increase In desirable immigra hts; many
coming from northern Europe Coy
ernor general of Finland will resign
Canton arsenal blown up by Chinese
officials-Germans plan submarine
expedition to North Pole-Presiden
Loubet reviews the grand military
maneuvers at Algiers-Compari Of
British finances shows that country
weaker than others--King Alexander
says Servia must be ready to share in
Balkan troubes-United Irish league
meets at Dublin to discuss land bill,
and indorses it in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pretender planning to capture governor
Of Tetuan; situation more serious
Eight American fishing vessels re-
leased from the ice foes in Newfound-
lsnd, but had to return for shelter.
SATURDAY, APRIL IS.
Sir Thomas Upton says Shamrock
III will be on time for cup races.
despite accidept-IriSh convention
ends tremendously; T. ?. O'Connor and
John Redmond sum up the result as
glorious for the Irish people; home rule
resolution adopted with enthusiasm
Trio Of fatalities caused by "hoodoo
train" on the n. Y, n. H. & II. railroad
; Government ready to fight applica-
ton at St. Paul in behalf Of Northern
Securities company-Alrs. Jennie
Aldrich held OH charge of causing death
of Mrs. Mary Massey at East Hard
; wick, Nt-Nictim Of New Yorll's
,, barrel murder mystery still I'm
identitied--R. J.. Borden, in Canadian
house of commons, moves for revision
of tariff to increase protection against
United States--Once wealthy West
vile, Conn, man drops dead because Of
poverty of Bob Fitzsimmon!
! NJ hO 81, to
with gref-Project for Monte Carlo
l at Waterford, r. l., abandoned-Stu
dents at Tilton seminary, at Tilton, n
H., elope and are married-Salem
i Mass, man awarded damages agains
4 coal dealer who refused to supply Goa
= last winter at rates verbally agreed OF
/ --Organihed labor to take a hand il
the postotiice department investigation
i charges tiled against officials of the mai
. eQuippmg department--Miss Mar.
. Nolan, % years old, missing from he
{ homo III Somerville, Massachusetts,
j. commission reports on visit to Unite'
"a States; delegates agree that BIRTHS
& workman has nothing to learn fror
AU1eIlCd- lHdt hdlllttIt"i
!. road dispute will be settled without
/ strike-Webster, Cook & Co., ful
- niture dealers, Boston, file petition Il
j. bankruptcy.
II SUNDAY, APRIL 10.
/ Many vessels disabled in gale; Car
e tain Albert Larkin Of Gloucester es
i capes death by chance after bein
% washed from schooner's deck; two Car
: ton men nearly drowned by upset Q
" boat; four Gloucester fishermen lost
- sea--European squadron to be sent
le lIiel after it helps to welcome Pres
y dent Loubet OH his return to Marseille
u Redmond and O'Brien declare tina
Id last weeks convention in Dublin FIJI
III nished splendid proof Of the capacit
LII of the Irish people for self-governmer
- -Four men hurt in a collision {
20 trolley cars at Upton, Mass-Lowell
lie striking mill operatives waiting for tn