St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-04-19
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY, APRIL II.

,oaiestvensky's battleships, which are
lawn TO have separated from rest of
Russian fleet; United States cruiser
noIeiph with torpedo boats, ordered to
G,bl,a sea to see that neutrality laws
ors maintained at Philippines by Rus
sIen and japanese fieets-Suspicion
shat 15-year-old girl found in canal at
Jowell. Mass, was murdered
TreIght and passenger trains collide
rear West Rutland, VT, five persons
hurt and both locomotives wrecked
A L. Jewell Boston real estate broker,
fars for nearly 0,000--Ram ISL
ond lighthouse, off Portland, Me-, in
commission-Second 100000 coming
IN Baptists from John d. Rockefeller
Dir Lane resigns as superintendent
NJ the Boston insane ospital-New
works. epidemic Of meningitis dying
out-Strike at Boston and Maine
shops at Concord, N. H-Strike at
slippery Rock coal mines. Sharon, Pa
Arizona sheriff accused of murder.
,rr CAPTAIN Of British ship off Pitcairn
island In 1902-Hebrews plan ma
tiouaI Jubilee in commemoration of
landing of forefathers at New York
Manila street railway open for traffic
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL.
Admiral Togo's feet in battle array,
awaiting exact location of feet under
Rotestvensky; Japanese close port of
Kelung, Formosa, to nations of the
earth-Band of six alleged green
goods" operators captured at New York
Two Boston politicians sent to pris-
on for perjury In connection with nat
ralization-Four children burned to
death at CIarkeburg, W. Va-New
York lawyer reported in Jail in Guate-
mala City-Maine waging vigorous
warfare against brown-tail moths
New York photographers will not re-
new arbitration agreemen:-Unidenti-
fed victims Of Brockton disaster buried
at Melrose cemetery-Signs that con-
ditions at Fall River mills are fast be-
coming normal againt-First catch Of
msckerel this season made by schooner
Yeda NJ. McKOwn of Gloucester
Western land cases called in the fed
eral court at Helena, Mont-No
change expected in the reduced freight
rate plan for government shipments
Supreme court to hear arguments on
New York's franchise tax, involving
e25 ,O00OO0-West coast Of South and
Central America appeals for lower rates
on the Panama railroad-Former
Assistant Secretary of Navy Hackett
speaks against present tendency to
build large Ravy-Serious epidemic of
meningitis In Prussian Silesia-
Gloucester schooner Tattler held by
Canadian customs uthorities-Esti-
mate of 10000 deaths from earthquake
IN India last week-Baron de Estour-
nelles de Constant speaks in French
senate in favor of European disarma-
ment--President Morales of Santo Do
mingo says aid of the United States
is necessary to save the republic
German emperor earnestly advocates
International conference on Morocco;
sultan likely to accept.
THURSDAY, APRIL 10.
British cruiser reports passing Rus.
sian second division squadron, includ-
ing seven battleships, stcaming north
Of Singapore on April IL; no confirma-
ton OF reported naval battle at Anam-
bas-Body of Girl found In canal at
Lowell, Mass, identified as that Of
Katherine Brunette, aged Is, who dis
appeared last November; police in
estlgating-Four men narrowly es-
cape death by fire I'm Boston subway
Providence milkman charged with
manslaughter in causing death of twins
BY drinking milk containing Tornado
hyde-Andrew Carnegie guest Of
honor at opening Of Home Culture
clubs new building at Northampton
Mass-C. III. Cole, Jr., appointed TO
Boston police commission and desig-
mated as chairman-Henry r. Boles
sentenced to life imprisonment for kill
ing Police Officer McMurray and his
own wife at Brookline, Mass-Com-
mittee appointed to select president for
Tufts college report that no choice will
be made before October-Woman
burned to death in fire at Lyme, N. II
Two miners killed In riot at Hib-
bing, Minn-New Haven road ac-
Quires the Springfield Street Railway
company-Death at New York Of
David Braham, we'll known song writer
Wreck of Philadelphia schooner
Blanche Hopkins on North Carolina
coast-Nipper Copper company files
suit at Butte, Mont, against Parrot
company-Santa Fe railroad to build
a low-grade cutoff to the Pacific coast
at cost of $1OOOO,O0O-Chief En-
gineer Wallace reports good progress
on canal work-Ratifica ton of Hay
Bond treaty by senate next fall, pre-
dicted-Dolls, music, ETC., not mail.
able as part of newspaper after Sept.
Taft said to be forging ahead in
race for presidential nomination.
Government prosecution of cattle bar
onS to open at Omaha next month
Senator Mitchell in court at Portland,
Or; challenges acts of the late federal
grand jury-Immigration rule ex-
Guiding person of poor physique
works especially against Jews-Sec.
rotary Shaw replies to- criticisms by
Senator Hansbrough and defends
wheat drawback order-Hundred vic
tins of cyclone in Madagascar; many