St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-03-22
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY. MARCH IA.

o+ less than 10000; Oyama follows
rreat victory at Mukden by complet-
no RAPIDLY executed turning move
,nent that forces Kuropatkin's weary
rnmr4nt from their contemplated base
Of Tie pass out on the plain without
chance to escape-President Roose-
Welt, addressing mothers congress, de-
clsres nation practicing race suicide is
unft to exist; heaps contempt on those
foregoing family cares-Fort Getty,
Nara gansett bays new stronghold, al
most completed-Considerable DAM
age done in Southern California by Sc
we're storm-Ohio men see errors in
the Mckinley statue and have them
corrected-American board ready to
carry on relief work in SaSsoun, east
ern Turkey-Though strikers are
beaten, New York railway service is
In state of disorder-About $4,000
men to benefit by new bar iron wage
acsle made at Youngstown, O--Bank
of Genoa, o., blown up by burglars,
who escape with $4,000 and paper
worth $50OO0-Executlve council of
Porto Rico kills bill authorizing loan
Of 100000 for public improvements
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Is.
Tie pass encircled by Japanese; Rus
slams frantically try to rorganize frag-
ments of vast army; czar's councillors
decide to continue war if they can raise
funds-Moving picture machine
catches fire in Lynn (Mass.) playhouse
and causes panic and $4,000 loss; no one
seriously hurt--After being pro-
nounced dead by two physicians and a
nurse, Mrs. @. A. Sweet of st. Louis
is restored by salt-infusion; now on
road to recovery--Augustus Bohm,
boring through brick wall at Boston,
strikes live wire with his drill and is
electrocuted-Striking weavers at
Stafford mill No. 2, Fall River, refuse to
return to work-Move to secure re-
lease of Johann Hoch, the alleged biga-
mist, in Chicago, given up-Brick-
LAYERS and masons in convention at
New Bedford, Mass, decide in favor Of
per capita tax-Several casualties
and extensive property damage due to
storm in Southern Calfornia-New
York traffic conditions improve; strik-
ers who have returned suffer cut in
wages-Nineteen persons killed and
many injured in burning tenement
house at New York-Army officers
win test case in supreme court on point
involving salary in insular possessions
Commissioners Garfield starts on his
tour of investigation concerning the OIL
probleni-Outlook for Santo Domingo
treaty discourages its friends; some
senators consider the case hopeless
THURSDAY, MARCH 1G.
japanese, after desperate attack, re-
ported to have taken Tie pass at mid.
night: considered Kuropatkin's last
hope and with its fall ends his chance
to retrieve fallen fortunes-Fire on
steamer Wildenfels at Boston causes
$4,000 damage to cargo-New York
police raid fashionable gambling house
pauonized by wives of wealthy men;
many women caught at roulette
Differences between granite manufac.
tuTers and tool sharpeners at Quincy
Mass, amicably djusted--Contest
between weavers in Fall River cotton
mills and manufacturers over 10-loom
system rapidly nearing acute stage
Ohio river foot above danger line al
Evansville, Ind-Revenue cutter
leaves Rockland, Me-, to try again to
break Maine ice blockade-New York
reports an unprecedented rush for Ell
rope; first cabin room scarca-Stay
IN Greason-Edwards case granted by
Pennsylvania board of pardons-
Death of second victim of New York
strike; charges made against labor lead
ers--Equitable Life Assurance Sc.
ciety directors committee agree on mu.
tuallZation-Mrs. Chadwick visit.
former home in Cleveland and selects
personal property; trustee to protest
Report in Honolulu that San Fran
cisco police will not drop Stanford case
President Jordan of Stanford univtr.
sity rejects poison theory-All hope OF
ratification of Santo Domingo treaty
abandoned; Republican senators trying
to break the presidents influence
Martial law ended N Brazil-Cam
paign against MormoNs undertaken in
Alberta, northwest CaHada-Service
concentrating Inauguration of Presi
dent Roosevelt held at st. Joseph's
church in Paris-Twenty-three lives
lost by wreck of British ship Khyber
off Cornish coast; storm sweeps British
Isles.
FRIDAY. MARCH II.
With evacuation of Tie Pass, Rus
sian army abandons last stronghold in
southern Mahchuria and definitely
turns over the section to Japanese fol
The campaign of 1905; valuable mines
railroad shops and immense stores los
Dy RuSsians-J. H. Peabody win:
contest for office of governor of Colo
RADIO by vote of assembly; gives pledge
10 surrender chair to Lieutenant Gov
ernor McDonald-Helen Teslerau
pretty French girl, bound, drugged ant
se1t IN field at Waltham, Mass, by TN
Known man--Bill allowing Massa
cnusetts railroads to buy street rail
ways killed by opposition of intended
Denet1cialy-Bank at Petersburg
rem, robbed of $4000-Governo
NraZier of Tnnnnssna to snccnnd Sam