St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-05-13

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IN kills 10 men at Eggleston, Va
Mothers in conference at Detroit hear
report condemIing child labor Medi-
cal association urges that physician
be put on the canal commission Iii
diana and Illinois coal operators deny
that they have unlawful combination
Official count in Baltimore not likely
to change result; Democrat wins oy
$50 plurality-Move to improve quail
ity of hemp in the Philippines-Army
board selects new rifle, said to be most
powerful in the world-Willis Sweet
Of idaho succeeds Attorney General
Harlan of Porto Rico-Pershing de-
feats Moros in Mindanao, killing $50:
the Sultan of Amparuganos a prisoner
limited States objects to naturali-
cation treaty that would subject Amer
leans to religious test-Irish land bill
gets second reading in commons, AS to
26-Move in France for income tax
Rebels defeat Moroccan government
forces near Fez-Venezuela decorates
Carnegie with the Order Of Bolivar
General Gomez says Cuba is doing we'll
and everybody is satisfied--BeIief in
France that crisis is imminent as re-
suit of closing congregations.
SATURDAY, MAY 0.
Investigation of affairs of postofice
department takes sensational turn;
August w. Machen, general superin-
tendent of the free delivery system,
relieved from his duties-Massach u-
sets senate orders investigation of
charges Of corruption against members
of that bodybuilding trades APP
prentices in Lynn called out on strike
--Superintendents and clerks Of the
Boston postof1ice contribute 5000 for
the Mckinley memorial fund---Balti-
more expects reform as result Of cleo
tion-Serious weakness discovered in
the 100000 Cornell dam-New York
Evening Post retracts charges against
General Neutrality-suspicious. said to be
planning attack on methods of DR..
Lorenz-New Hampshire commission
begins examination of White mountain
forests-Lowell receiving liberal con-
tributions, but not enough for all mill
operatives who are iHe-,New York
subway men will submit hours to arbi-
tration, but will not take less than 81
a day--Monitor Wyoming proves sat
isfactory--New army rifle sent to Sec
rotary Root for inspection--Men on
the Boston hit by stray bullets from
the MISUNDERSTANDING threatened
in the Trans-Caspian province
Great railroad strike begins at Victoria,
Australia-Several killed in a train
wreck near Dexter, Station, Ont.
SUNDAY, MAY 10.
Deadly and powerful Internal ia
chine found on New York pier Of
Cunarder UmS'ia, with 100 pounds Of
dynamite insidt and clockwork, three
sets, running, set to explode i'll 33 hours;
had been left nearly 80 hours before
found-Bryan says Cleveland is an
impossible Democratic candidate for
president, and hints that he would not
even dare to accept nomination.
Daniel M. Ransdell, sergeant-at.armso Of
United States senate, says the president
told him to be ready for an extra ses'
sion lust after election-Daniel j. Suliy,
the big cotton bull, doesn't want to talk
about his winnings; said to be $780,.
coo; admits he has been carrying $780,.
900 bales for a rise-Sub-com
of Panama canal commission Of the
opinion Colombia will eventually rat
ify the treaty; French company doing
just enough work to keep the project
alive-Man supposed dead returns to
Rochester, n. Y, after % years absence
and reads his epitaph in cemetery
Russia takes backward step, re-
enters New Chwang and then gets out
again; Secretary Hay pleased Ito need
of action now-Miss Alice Roosevelt
ordered to take rest by her physician;
social career too swift--Shamrock III
and Shamrock l have a series of trials;
the Reliance sailed off Bristol---Yale
defeats United States naval academy
crew by three lengths at Annapolis -
Oberlin college honors it's missionaries
with memorial arch-King Edward
wants to raise of salary to $2,500,000 a
year.
MONDAY, MAY IL.
Lumber yards and hundreds of build
ings destroyed by fire at Ottawa; 1000
homeless; ex-convict held as iucendiary
Antonio Fernando indicted for muir.
der by grand jury at Portland, Me-
Miss Christina L. Kidston released from
custody at Boston on poisoning charge
German voters of Manchester, N
H., declare in favor of license John
J. Gates, IS, of Springfield, Mass, acct
dentally killed by playmate--An at
tempt will be made to put Iowa idea in
to next Republican platform---Presi-
dent makes a speech at Santa Barbara
Cal, and visits the old mission Five
persons killed in collision Of passenger
trains at Nelson Lake, N. Y--Fresh
men win the interclass field meet of the
University of Maine-Mrs. Baer, fav
orite niece of President Mckinley, tC
sing in yaudeville-War in New York
between builders and employees in
wolves 100000 men-Yale wins honorS
of the Qua, meet with Princeton, e
points to 2S-Forest fires on Mt
Eustis give people of Littleton, N. FL.