St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-09-21

bishop OF Nova Scotia, said to be illegal;
synod may meet again.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 10.
Russian cruiser Lena, at San Fran
cisco, to be utterly dismantled by
United States navy; cannot leave our
shores until peace shall have been con-
cluded-Mrs. Mary Crowley, 60, muir
dered near PaWtucket, r. l., direct on
Massa chusetts line; John Allingham,
Civil war veteran, accused of the crime
Valuable cats belonging to Brook
line, Mass, families poisoned by an I'M
known miscreant-St.L Louis day at
the Louisiana Purchase exposition
Wilcox, Ala, county Jail broken, and
all prisoners escape@Federal Slocum
commission resumes hearing in New
York-A dozen vessels ashore or part
~ disabled at Delaware Breakwater
Union weavers in Fall River unani-
mously vote not to return Oct. 8
Fishing steamer totally wrecked on
Peaked Hill bars near Truro, Mass
Trouble over passes causes limiting of
speed of street cars in Lincoln, Neb
Storm Of great violence along At
lantic coast; vast damage reported; sew
eral lives lost-Mayor Of Huntsville,
Ala, sheriff and 10 members of mob in
dicted for Naples lynching; trouble
feared; militia ordered out-Demo-
Gratis of New Jersey nominate Charles
G. Black for governor-America
party organized in Utah to oppose the
influence of the Mormon church
Woodruff withdraws from the New
York convention and Higgins is unani-
mously nominated for governor
Nomination of Roberts in Connecticut
indicates that Buckley will be elected
United States senat in Gu
ban house for the first time in two
months.
SATURDAY, SEPT. II.
Postoffice department issues sweep
ing fraud order against Preferred Mer-
camille company of Boston-General
Kuropatkin's latest reports indicate
that japanese advance upon Mukden
is already beginning-Two men killed
in Altman-Duncan feud at Baxter, Fla
-Nineteen-year-old boy reaches st.
Louis after a journey of 1000 miles on
foot-Cable line between Fort Ste
vens and Fort Candy, with connections
at Portland, Ore, completed
Allingham confeSSes numbering Mrs.
Crowley near Seekonk, r. National
headquarters Of American Civic asso-
citation to be established in Philadelphia
Remains Of General Forrest to be
moved to park in Memphis, Tenn,
where stataue is to be erected-It is
said that court martial of Georgia
militia on Statesboro lynching can be
little more than matter of form
President of national colored Baptist
conference at Austin, Tex, says edu-
Gated negroes are free from crime
Speaker Cannon reports considerable
Democratic activity in the middle west
Regular Republicans in Delaware
make peace overtures to the Addicks
force in the Philip
pines to be reduced-Cost of Panama
canal to be reduced below French esti-
mate by employment of more ma
chinery and less manual labor
Washington considers revision of Rus
sian rules as to passports of Jews
hopeless task; no practical BILE way to re-
taliate-Son born to the King of
Italy and given title of Prince of Pied
mont Manila civil commission has
for friars' lands delegation of
French workingmen start for the
United States at governments ex-
pense.
SUNDAY, SEPT. 10.
Judge Parker cautions author of Dem
ocratic campaign text book to see to it
that there is in it no reflection upon
personal honor or integrity Of Roose-
velt-Little change in Senator Hoar's
ondition-Bernstein Landau of Bos-
ton arrested on a charge of bigamy
chusetts day at Worlds fair
marked by parade, speech sand recep-
ton to Governor Bates-Mukden re-
port says the Japanese are advancing
on both tanks and Lat all indications
point to another big battle soon in the
vicinity of Mukden-General Moli-
neux and Roland B. enter gas-nlled
cellar at New York to save suffocating
men; they succeed, but nearly die
Coadjutor to Archbishop Williams Of
Boston will be appointed by propa
ganda when it reassembles in Novem-
ber-Erme Natino of Boston, whose
wife was arrested on a charge of kid
little Caroline Romano, de-
clares child was given up years ago
by parents-Joseph Jefferson cancels
all theatrical engagements for season
Lou Dillon betters record for half
mile, trotting in SO 3-4 at Cleveland.
MONDAY, SEPT. 10.
Admitted that rules of warfare have
been discarded by both belligerents at
Port Arthur; Russians declare that
city will be defended to last extremity,
as massacre is feared if place is sur
rendered Situation as to head of
New York state Democratic ticket un-
Strike at Fall River no nearer
than at it's inception
William Darby and Alex Madison Of
Lowell, Mass, drowned by capsizing
Of sloop-Dennis Lynch, Edward
Smith and Jerry Shea, quarrymen,
killed by freight train at Bethel, Vt
Judge Parker decides that all his cam