St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-06-22

Marley; RaiSuli enlargeS demands
Washington anxious as to the amount
of. the first payment on account of the
ST. Louis Fair-Attorney General
Knox to leave the cabinet at once;
again reported that Moody will sue
coed him-Twenty suspected cases of
yellow fever in Merida, Mex-Order
issued removing Lord Dundonald as
commander of Canadian miIitia-Mr.
Borden, in the Canadian house, pro-
poses a thorough readjustment of the
tariff-King of Italy decides British
Brazilian dispute over Guinea boundary
in favor of Great Britain-Spanish
cabinet authorizes minister of foreign
affairs to submit extradition treaty
with United States to the cortes.
FRIDAY, JUNE II.
Frem the General Slocum disaster
$50 bodies have been recovered, and it
is now believed the loss of life will
not be more than 7O0-Kuropatkin
sends Stakelberg's report of defeat at
Telissu, north of Vafangow; ID guns
out of 16 smashed, and two batteries cut
to pieces; losses heavy, but unknown;
Vladivostok squadron goes back to
port-Postmaster George Fl. Bonney
of Kingston, Mass, removed for al
legged guralities-Charles l..
Tucker arraigned for murder of Mabel
Page at Weston, Mass, March 81,
pleads not guilty and asks that coun-
sci be assigned for his defense
eral Bobrikoff. governor general of
Finland, shot by assassin at Helsing
Sol ha %r,,.
mediately committed suicide-Red
Cross society reorganizes with w. x.
Van Reypen of Washington as presi-
dent-Mayor Collins of Boston, by
withholding his approval, kills the pro-
posed ordinance granting fremen one
day off in five.
SATURDAY, JUNE IS.
Dominica Lamata, charged with as
sault ON a woman, and afterward al
lowed to go by mistake, recaptured at
Boston; makes attempt to defend him.
self with a knife and later attempts
suicide in his cell-Work on the Slo-
cum wreck stops because of disagree
ment between insurance men and
wrecking company; more bodies in
wreck; $50 bodies recovered 293 chill
dren, 243 women, % men-Republican
national convention decides to seat
''stalwart" delegates from Wisconsin;
courts to get the contest next
Thery, representing France, wins the
James Gordon Bennett automobile
race in Germany-Montana train
robbers escape on rseback-GOv-
ernor General Bobrikoff Of Finland
Prohibition party at state conven-
ton in Boston dominates Mrs. Fannie
j. C1ary for secretary of state, continu-
ing DR.. o. w. Cobb as head of-its ticket
Russians pour broadsides into help
less transport and almost all on board
are killed-Owner of Portland mine at
Cripple Greek sues Governor Peabody
for heavy damages and asks federal
court to grant an injunction against
military-Three shocks necessary to
kill wife murderer Schiller in Ohio's
electric chair Knox will leave the
cabinet July 1 and Moody will take
control then; Darling may succeed
Moody in navy department.
SUNDAY, JUNE 10.
Total loss in Slocum disaster likely
to reach 600; 5S1 bodies recovered; ia
funerals near st. Marks church; city
buries 20 unidentified dead; 325 still
missing-General James n. Tyner
preparing to sue President Roosevelt
for defamation Of character, the charge
being founded on statements imputed to
the chief executive with relation to the
postoffice scandal-Agnes Kersey,
10 years old, makes her second saVin"
of life at Boston by rescuing Edward
ellis from drowning Bay state men
all lining up for Hit for vice presi-
Dental nomination-H. H. Rogers
Kanawha wins the Lysistrata cup and
$500 by beating F. NJ. Smiths Hauoli
off Sandy Hook-General Daniel e.
Sickles writes to the president, urging
prompt and rigid investigation of the
Slocum horror-Russians at st. Pc
tersburg elated over receipt of dis
patches from Port Arthur and Vladivo-
stok saying fleets are in fighting trim F;
| heavy losses at Thomas
| NJ. Boyle Of Hackettstown, Nd, in
| Boston on his wedding tour, overcome
| by morphine-Highba the eastern
| entry, wins the American Derby at
Chicago, equalling the record time;
| Woodson second, and the favorite,
| English Lad. fourth.
| MONDAY, JUNE 20.
| Great fight of Republican convention
| centres on question of selecting run
ming mate for Roosevelt; so far Senator
| Fairbanks of Indiana is favorite-
| Complete reports show that five Japan
csc ships were sunk during remark
| able raid of Vladivostok squadron; re-
| suits of raid cause anger and indigna-
| ton in Japan, and feeling is running
| high against Kamimura for failing to
| capture or destroy Russian vessels
| Total number of bodies SO far re-
| covered from steamer General Slocum
| is 632; of these $50 have been identified
Large portion of business section
| of Mars Hill, Me-, destroyed by fire:
on huiIdiDpS doStrovad cauSinp loss Of