St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-06-08

tor Quay on the Republican national
ommittee-Secretary Moody issues
an order to prevent accidents like that
on the Missouri-Arbitratio treaty
signed by Spain and Portugal-Do-
minion Iron and Steel companys cleo
fricians and locomotive engineers join
strikers-British government will not
propose CONSUMPTION, as recommended
by the royal commission.
SATURDAY, JUNE 4.
No further light thrown on mys-
ferrous rumors concerning General
Kuropatkin's Intentions; dispatches
from Shanghai and New Chwang re-
peat reports of the movement of $4,000
Russians to Kaiping-By making
combination with Charles S. Deneen, L.
Y. Sherman, II. j. Hamlin and J. II.
Pierce, Governor Yates broke deadlock
in Illinois Republican state convention
and brought about nomination of
Deneen for governor of 1000
employees of Fore River Ship and En-
CINE company at Quincy Mass, who
struck nearly eight weeks ago for re-
adjustment of hours of labor, return
tC work-Douglas M. Smith, the New
Haven bank teller, short about $4,000
Alleged scheme of cattle barons to
get control of the Rosebud reserva-
ton in South Dakota-New York
health department looking out for milk
from diseased COWS; doctors say thou
sands of children have contracted tu-
berculosis--Idaho Democrats propose
an anti-MormOn plank for the national
platform-Many complications in the
canal zone tariff situa tion-Yellow
fever problem not yet settled; danger
from Mexico's long frontier Ha-
waiians find annexation not an unmixed
blessing; the islands burdens are in
creased-Governor Odell received by
President Loubet-Mormons to build
1900 miles of railroad in Mexico De-
tails of the capture of Perdicaris given
in a letter from Mrs. Varley-Ofh-
GERS of American battleships received
by the king and queen of Portugal
Walter J. Travis wins final match for
British golf championship.
SUNDAY, JUNE 5.
Caesar Young, a rich turfman, dies
from pistol wound at New York; fair
''Florodora" girl who was with him is
held pending tigation-Massa-
chusetts Democrats who favor Olney
for president encouraged by reports
from various parts of the county
Ten men killed, 300 cattle burned and
10000 barrels of whisky destroyed at
Peoria, Ills, distillery ire-Union
musicians protest against employment
of outside band for Boston school regi-
ment parade-Break in pilots ranks
at Milwaukee leads to belief that lake
masters strike is nearly over-Mys-
ferrous disappearance of Mrs. Eliza
beth Corners of South Boston-Dis-
patch from St Petersburg to the Havas
agency at Paris says an unconfirmed
rumor of the capture of General Kuroki
by the Russians is in circulation there
Commodore Plants yacht Ingomar
to be denied a race at Cowes for the
Cape May cup, won by the Britannia in
1894, because nobody seems to know
where the cup is-Eben D. Jordan Of
Boston the largest point winner in the
Philadelphia horse show-Harvard
interscholastic meet at Cambridge,
Mass, won by Exeter by three-fourths
close contests.
MONDAY, JUNE G.
That curtain is drawn over progress
of war probably indicates that i'm
portant events are impending or afoot;
explosions heard at Port Arthur sug
gest that Russians have renewed at
tempts to remove Instructions in mouth
fr,1 -
milk fever in cows by injection of
FILTERED atmospheric air. into udder is
nnounced-Incensed over failure to
see a genuine Spanish bull-fight,"
which authorities had ordered stopped,
riot was started in arena near Worlds
Fair grounds by crowd of $500 men
and boys, who were unable to get money
back, and building was burned to the
commissioned Tallahassee, Sa-
vannah for Boston, with 10 passengers
on board, ran down and sank coal laden
barge Lorberry off Vineyard sound
lightship; only saved from going to bot
tom herself by her water-tight COM
partments; Captain Burroughs of Lor-
berry drowned-Mysteriou disease
killing menhaden in Nara gansett bay
in large numbers and shores are COW
cred with dead fish-Mackerel fleet
lands at Newport, R. L., largest catch
of season; $500 barrels of fresh fish
sent to Boston and 500 barrels to New
York northampton, Mass, celebrat-
ing 25Oth anniversary of settlement of
town-New England branch of
Bakery and Confectionery Workers In
ternational union votes to levy assess
ment on each local union in Massachu-
sets to contribute to aid of strikers
Four men in automobile badly burned
as result of blowing out of cylinder
head of machine at Hartford.
Knowledge Coming.
4Re's had a fortune left to him sud
denly. He has actually got more mon
ey now than he knows what to dc
with"