St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-05-18

TUESDAY, May 10.

EeSSI Snut Oul anu Is now III Tue
Sea of Japan trying to evade the jap
anese; no fresh news regarding land
operations-Mrs. Arthur w. Rich
erdson Of Rochester, N. H, in critical
condition as result of an assault by
tramp at her home; assailant escaped
Apple export season closes with
Boston in third place-Receiyer for
Concord and Boston and Lowell and
Boston Street Railway companies
named by Judge Colt at Boston
Maryland to insist that trust COM
panies obey the law--Attempt to bribe
jurors in trial of an Italian at Cleveland
Body of E. L. Wentz, long missing
son of Philadelphia millionaire, found
in Virginia-Ex- Queen Liliuokalani,
Prince Cupid and other Hawaiians ar
rive at st. Louis fair-Secretary Taft
has cold which makes it necessary for
him to cancel engagements to speak
New York supreme court holds that
Socialist Labor party must pay loan
made to establish q newspaper-De-
NAL Of report that Justice Peckham is
to retire-Timothy Murray, who was
Farragut's powder boy at Mobile, asks
for retirement-John B. Jackson,
United States minister to Servia pre-
sents credentials to King Peter
Paris council controlled by ministe-
rialists; provincial returns not complete;
government majorities smaller than ex-
pected.
WEDNESDAY, MAY H.
Russians announce telegraph and
railway to Port Arthur again working;
many skirmishes in southern Man
3l,, AZ
Kidder, Peabody & Co. of Boston by
Thomas w. Lawson, war of copper king
against Standard Oil opens in earnest
Body of dead man found on top
of a cattle train at Brighton, Mass
President Eliot gives a lecture in a
regular classroom at Harvard for the
first time in 35 years-Strike at Ar
lington mills, Lawrence, Mass, de-
clared off-Explosion in powder mills
at Troy, q. Y, kills two men-Home-
seekers retaining western land victims
of swindlers-Meeting in New York
in the interest of Boston Peace congress
White Star liners to take southerly
routes to escape icebergs hun
dred Chicago cigarmakers strike for
new wage rate-Factory strike at
Shelton, Conn. ends with girls return
to work-Permanent injunction
granted against strikers on the Santa
Fe road-Two Boston men killed in a
wreck on the New Haven road at Port
Chester, n. Y-Only Russian and Ar
gentine exhibits remain to be installed
at st. Louis fair-Thirty thousand
men employed in shipyards near New
York threaten to strike-George w.
Rumble, mine promoter, on trial at
San Francisco, charged with Illegal
use of mails-Norwood, Mass, select
men protest against the presence of de-
tectives guarding N. Y, n. H. and Fl.
strike breakers-Hearst likely to get
Ohio unless the field combines
Bliss likely to accept Craftsmanship of
Republican national committee Un-
usually small amount of campaign ma
terial in the extra issues of the Con-
gressional Record-Colonel Pratt,
Z. S. A, scores the Indian bureau
Congressman Boutell of Illinois opposes
tariff revision, believing it unnecessary
Revolution reported brewing in
Hayti-MeXico consents to the quar-
antine against yellow fever-E. T.
Hooley, notorious British promoter, ar
rested on fraud charges at London.
THURSDAY, MAY r.
Mastery tactics of japanese forces
give them complete control of the Lao
Tung peninsula as we'll as of southern
Manchuria; military experts declare
that General Kuropatkin is likely to
have retreat cut off, as Japanese are
outf1anking his position at Lao Yang;
big battle expected within "a hours
Five-masted schooner in course of con-
struction at East Boston sold by auction
for $32,0O0-One hundred and seven
teenth anniversary of the Boston
Fusiliers observed by the Fusilier Vet
eran corps with a parade and dinner
Mothers congress opens at Chica go
Five men killed and 90 injured in a
mine explosion in Illinois-Two men
in Jail in Tennessee accused of murder
ing e. L. Wentz-May term of court
at Telluride. Col, adjourned, as the
county is under martial Iaw-Afa-
bama Republicans instruct delegates to
vote for Roosevelt and Fairbanks-
Chairman Babcock relies on the farm
ers to save the house for the Republi-
cans Connecticut Republican state
convention instructs delegates to vote
as unit for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Taft going to the Adirondacks for a rest
Irrigation projects so far outlined
will cost $4,000 ,O0O-Two prom
inent Filipinos found not guilty of in
citing rebellion-Some opposition to
the reappointment of Governor Brady
of Alaska-Party of 40 Americans in
Mindanao ambushed by Moros: Lieu
tenants Woodruff and Hall and Is men
kilIed-United States to have free
trade with canal zone, but other coun-
tries must pay duty; this is the plan of
the treasury department-Thibetan
attack British again and kill eight SER
vants-Peru expects territory in dis
pute with Brazil will be made neutral
French government makes Bunau-
Varilla an officer of the Legion of Honor
Co nIli To ir,rrr 4.