St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-05-06
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY, APRIL %.


mishaps; ceremony delayed, brother Of
bride absent and earl pressed by
creditors-S. M. Bishop, who, it is
claimed, annoyed his former sweet
heart, shot by her fiance, Hartwell
Stafford, at Boston; Bishop will recover
Trolley car plunges down river
bank at Pittsfield, Mass, and stops with
forward end in water; nobody hurt
Andrew Carnegie contributes $4,000
toward the amount needed for Emerson
hall at Harvard university--Ex-
Mavor Ames on trial in Minneapolis
Good roads convention opens at st.
Iouis-New York city budget may
exceed 100000, 000-Klondike output
for the year estimated at $15,000,OOO
Connecticut to test validity of the
succession tax law-Israel A. Bent.
farmer at Lincoln, Mass, kills his
wife and commits suicide-Fire at
Rutland, Vt, causes damage estl-
mated at SG0000-La GascOgne ar
riyes at New York with case of small
pox on board-Two-th thirds of Presby-
teries vote for revisions of confession OF
faiti-One killed, II others injured in
a street car collision in ST. Louis
Candidates for Colombian senate will
be asked to declare their positions on
the canal treaty-Plunkett' men kept
off the mulah's forces until ammuni-
ton was gone and then tried to cut
their way through the enemy.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %.
William A. Kay, former sheriff Of
Aroostook county, Me. shoots hotel
proprietor at New London, Conn. and
commits suicide; probably due to drink
Cup defender Reliance tIrncd over
tc owners by her builders-'-Lynn Gas
and Electric Light company to vol
untary reduce the price Of gas begin
ming July Mrs. Viola, charged with
shooting and killing Lieutenant Tel-
lay Of the Boston fire department, dis
charged--The president in Iowa.
Russian war minister on way to Man.
churia-Venezuel and the allies agree
on terms Of protocol-Russian officials
and guards at New Chwarg removed
French steamer broken in two by
explosion of Venezuela
makes drastic regulations DIS to lights
of Oreigners-Colombia newspapers
printing long articles against the canal
king Edward decorates royal
tombs in the Pantheon at Rome
Old woman who died in Paris left $780,
900 to Coquelin, the actor---Albanians
becoming more tractab BILE; some have de-
Cded to accept reforms---Prcsidelt
Palma yields to protest from Natan2as
ard suspends meat taX--tienerll riot
in Marseilles as result of movement
against religious orders--Shangha1
native journal declares loss of NAH
churia means partition of China.
THURSDAY, APRIL so.
Mining town of Frank, n. W. T.,
overwhelmed by Turtle mountain erup-
ton: 112 people reported killed
Boston Italians complain to police that
Malta threatens them with death IT they
fail to contribute to the cause-C. l.
Clark resigns as general superintendent
of the eastern division of the New York
New Haven and Hartford railroad
Lease of the Boston end OF the OlC
Colony Street Railway company by thu
Boston Elevated Railway company &C
Cepted by the stockholders of the latte
load-President in Missourl--NeN
York aldermen sharply ceusure Mayo
L0w-Two large Brockton sho'
firms to remove plants to North Brook
field, Mass-Chicago City Railwa,
company and employees bound by
peace compact-New York cXcls
commissioner issues 1000 liquor ia:
certifcates-New York poolroom
planning to reopen on account oil Cour
OF appeals decision--Connectlcu
house passes bill to protect presiden
and foreign ambassadors-Captaln +
Norton Goddard, who sent CAP Adam
to Sing Sing, considered the comm
man in New York politics--1nterna
tional council Of women fixes May l
as date for universal demonstration fl
peace-Mr. McVey, attorney TO
Lowell Textile council, asks that book
OF Georgia mills be considered wit
those of Lowell--Sugar trust sues ao7
eminent for $63,000-King Edwar
reviews $4,000 Italian troops and visit
the pope-All Roman Catholic claim
against China reported satisfied
Triangular battle between Bulgarian
insurgents and Turks---Ship trust COZ
Cludes satisfactory agreement wit
British vernment-Russia assure
United States of continuance OF opc
door In reimbursement Cuba
papers favor abolition Of proTlacl;
government as measure Of economy.