St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-06-24

LOf alleged infringement OF patents -
Plans complete for Manhattan Ma
ternity hospital-New York Citizens
union plans summer fusion campaign
Strike breakers at Richmond try to
run trolley cars--Alabama judge
holds peonage lawful if contract is APP
proved by cOurt-Beginning of in
vestigation of old Tammany dock board
in New York-Tammany architects
get verdict for $16,S55. 10 against New
York city---Ince1diary destroys $780,
600 mansion owned by w. G. Newman
at Somerset, Va--New York Mcr-
chants association makes more charges
against the aqueduct commission -
Five indictments expected in the postal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ridgley
suggests a plan for greater elasticity
in bank note cIlrrency-Impo test
case relative to Importation of alien
contract labor pending in New York
district cOuTt-Two Philippine bish-
cps received by Pope Leo-Laurier
government wins on vote of con-
fidence.
SATURDAY, JUNE 20.
Reliance barely defeats Constitution
in 25-mile iace-Ex- President Cleve-
land repudiates interview in which he
was declared to have said he was tired
of public life-Test of 12-inch rifle ut
Fort Revere breaks much glass at
Hull, Mass-Randal hall at Harvard
entered and jewelry valued at $500
stolen-Herbert M. Wolfe held for
examination on tie charge Of murder
ing Frederick B. Moore at Boston
Jett-White jury, at Jackson, KY, dis
agrees much worried by
dock investigation-Ten killed in
head-on collision at Raymond, Ia
New York police department to be in
creased-Building trades strike in
Chicago delays important work Fix
citement in New York little italy over
an alleged miracle-Indicatio that
Lowell strikers will surrender: meet
ings of all unioLs called-Ceorge r.
Sheldon refuses to- accept the Dresi-
dency of New York Republican county
committee-E. J. Arnold chief Of get
rich-quick" concerns, indicted on charge
of fraud, sulrenders at st. Louis
u. S. Grant candidate for the vice
MISUNDERSTANDING Root issues or
ders assigning army staff officers
| Two Porto Ricars excluded from Jaw
practice in Washington-Tullocll in
cident considered closed; only present
Irregularities in postoflice department
to be estigated-Taft commission
may exercise right of eminent domain
| to acquire friar lands if settlement is
declares that no violations of civil SER
vice are sought or expected in any
Washington apartments Dritain
worried by absence of news from
| Somaliand xpedition-Rumored
Russo-Japanese agreement taken Sc
riously in Berlin--Sir William Preece
says Marconi system is a failure for
overland essages-Russian court in
mourning for late King Alexander and
| Queen Draga--Food tax the issue in
Germany; kaiser's efforts against So
cialists increase their vote-Irish land
bill may be withdrawn if agreement
with Nationalist cannot be reached.
SUNDAY, JUNE p.
Reliance beats Constitution and Co
| l,,p,l;o I,x, n oopc idara b1o N, q ro;,, ovar
| Seawanhaka-C oninthian course, in best
race of the sound series--Fred Bras
seur admits starting six fires at Haver-
hill, Mass--Attcrney General Knox
plans bond scheme to release the Gal
weston; administration anxious to
establish sound precedent as battle
ships may next be in court-New York
police raid pool room and scare 100
personS-John w. Gates confident
that good ste cks will go much higher
Republican Of New York alleged to
be worried by the condition Of things in
that city--New railroad to be built
from Resurre ction bay to Tanana river
in Alaska--Lightning explodes 5000
pounds of dynamite at Senecavlle, O.,
killing six men-The Picket, Il Ken
lucky horse, wins American derby al
Chicago in record time-Dulness in
freights causes steamship lines to
Temporarily withdraw vessels from Bos
ton service-Liberty bell reaches
home; welcome for it from New York
children on its asSage-Barney Old
field makes new automobile records
from one to five miles, at indianapolis
doing the mile in 50 3-5s and the five
miles in 5m. 3-5s-Attempt OH czar's
life frustrated in the nick of time
Nicholas highly nervous since Belgrade
affair-Servian minister indignant al
practical cessation by England of dipIo
matte relati0ns-POpe Leo's refusal tc
receive Loubet may prevent the latter
from going to Rome to return courtesy
of Italian king-Death of Carolina
Vaughn.
MONDAY, JUNE %.
The Textile council declares grea
strike in Lowell mills at an end; ever,
union affiliated with council repre-
sented and vote was unanimous; strik
cost about $1,300000 in wages See(
merchants up in arms against govern
ment free seed distribution-De tec
tive Stahl indicted in Indianapolis TO-
conspiracy to bribe-No tariff legisla