St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-08-10
FRIDAY. AUG. 5.

DagO, cOHpilchteu ny MHdI - Sdhcu
Washington maIaria-Steamer Mono
hansett which ran aground on Great
Misery island will be a total loss
Wheat touches SO 7-S cents in Chicag go
Chicago packers importing work
men direct from Ellis island-Death
of Motorman Doe, second victim of the
Westboro, Mass, trolley accident
Educa ton to be made a national issue
by the American Federation of Catho-
lie societies, now in convention in De-.
troit-Democrats and PopuEsts in
Kansas nominate a fusion ticket-W.
n. Ferris nominated for governor by
Michigan Democrats Minister Pow
ell protecting Turkish citizens in Hayti
Torpedo boat O'Brien meets second
disaster while on trial off Newport
Manila city engineer prepares plans for
water supply and sewerage system
United States government takes up
cases of American engineers ordered
deported from Canada-American
and Canadian commissioners on the
way to Alaska to inspect the work of
survey parties-Albert w. Wash
burn, formerly assistant United States
district attorney in Boston, leaves
treasury department work for Eivate
practice Chamberlain reopens the
fiscal campaign in England
leans stoned in Port au Prince, Hayti,
as they flee to legation for refuge
Relief ship returns to Norway without
reaching the Zeigler-Fiala Arctic ex-
petition; will try again soon.
SATURDAY, AUG. 6.
Wild scene when police had to sight
with clubs and revolvers to keep ex-
cited crowd from lynching negro who
murdered Henry Osborne at Hartford
Judge Parker sends secretary of
state Of New York his formal resigna-
ton as chief judge Of court Of ap
peals-Report that Japanese at
tackled Russian position at Anshanshan
midway between oHaicheng and Lao
Yang and were repulsed with heavy
loss; Russian casualties not known
Copper sulphate used successfully to
purify Baltimore water supply
Bank robber captured at Newfane, VT;
two others escape with $2O0-No
sign of early settlement of meat strike;
both sides stand frm-Two trolley
men arraigned at Westboro, Mass, and
held in $4,000 each in connection with
recent collision-New York building
trades unions ready to meet lockout;
about 5000 men will be affected-No
change in strike situation in Fall River;
no signs either of reopenfng of mills or
of acceptance of Bishop
Potter knew beforehand the character
of the Subway tavern, in New York,
which he helped to dedicate; temper
ance workers shocked and bitter''-
This years election regarded as an OPP
tportunity for the god Democrats to
show their Standardization rep
resenta tive in San Domingo suggests
that a warship be sent there--Gov-
ernor Carter says Hawaii has gained
nothing by annexation, as United
States laws are not suited to Island
Fleet may be detained at Gibraltar to
strengthen Minister Leishman in Tur-
key; sultan's reply not satisfactory
German view Of Panama canal, as sent
hy our consul at Frankfort, sees gain
for our commerce but nothing for Eu-
rope-Disorder in Haytt subsidies;
Minister Powelrs protest effective
Two persons killed and five injured by
explosion of fireworks in Havana
Minister Bowen enters protest against
action of Venezuela in asphalt case.
SUNDAY, AUG. 7.
Rev. John B. Delaney appointed bish-
op Of Manchester, N. H., in succession
to Rt. Rev. Dennis M. Bradley-Pro-
test lodged against the amateur stand
ing Of Ellery II. Clark of Boston, for
merly all-around champion Of the
United States-Greer Of Boston beats
Titus of New York at the Canadian
Henley, st. GATHERINGS, Ont; Scholes
wouldn't row with two Americans
No change in the strike situation at Fall
River-Myopia wins the national polo
championship cup at Narrangansett
pier against Byrn Mawr-Russian in
terest in the war now centers about
Lao Yang, where it is expected the
biggest battle Of the war will soon be
fought, and which Kuropatkin will be
reluctant to leave because of its vast
mass Of military stores and provisions
Fully 5000 Chicago stockyards
strikers and their families take part in
a parade and end the day with picnic
--Trotting stallion Jewett A. drops
dead on Dover, N H., track; third such
case in the week, and horsemen are
uspicious-Nearly 10000 men in the
lockout of the building trades at New
York.
MONDAY, AUG. 8.
According to Chinese information a
fierce battle was fought on the land
side OF Port Arthur Aug. 8; Japanese
are reported to have been repulsed with
great loss, the killed alone being esti-
mated at ,OO0-United States Euro
pean squadron, commanded by Rear
Admiral Jewell, sails for Smyrna,
where they will await instructions from
Washington regarding demands Of Min
lister Leishman that sultan accord
United States the rights extended other
nations regarding esta blishing schools
in Asia Minor-That padrone system
is in vogue in Boston, and is tolerated
and fostered by Boston schoolhouse
commission. ia the charge made be-