St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-03-22

a negro upheld by decision of Soufb
Carolina cOurt'-Speaker Of Missouri
house of representatives saws lie
would elect Cockrell as senator rather
than noner-Formal retirement of
Judge Jackson, the last appointee of
Lincoln; ceremony at Parkersburg. w.
Va-Ex-Senator Hawley of Connect.
cut dying at Washington-M TO
make new state from parts of Ten
ressee, Kentucky and Virginia
Senator Sutherland of Utah denies
that Mormon support is necessary for
political success in -Cortel-
yous plans not changed; he will retire
from Craftsmanship of national com.
mittee; Penrose may succeed him
Whether the Santo Domingo treaty is
to sleep or die depends on develop
ments; no doubt that it might have
beer ratified-Vatican abandons plan
for special collection of Peters Pence
In the United States-Vast oil fields
discovered in Canadian northwest ter.
ritories. Alberta and Athabasca.
SATURDAY. MARCH IS.
japanese mintain vigorous attack on
rear of fleeing Russians; st. Peters
burg worried at fate of army-De-
termined campaign for literal enforce
ment of prohibitory law begun in
Malne-Death at Washington of
General Joseph Hawley, former United
States senator from Connecticut
Mrs. Susie A. Fuller dies at Lynn,
Mass, as result of violence; former
husband held on uspicion-McDon
aid seated as governor of Colorado
Celebration of the anniversary of the
evacuation of Boston by the British;
public exercises and parade-Prac-
tically ell the demands Of the Fall
River weavcrs granted-Battleshi
cheaper than war, says Lord Beresford
at New York-Revenue cutter breaks
up distressing ice blockade at Blue
Hill, Me-Girls successfully used to
escort strike breakers out of Chicago
clothing Observation-Disclosures In Homo
lulu refute Jordan-Hopkins statement
that poison did not kill Mrs. Stanford
-Republican leaders considering
tariff on coffee-United States Min
lister LeiShman returns to CONSTANT
nOple-Minister Gummere arrives at
Tangier; to negotiate commercial treaty
with Morocco-POssible that failure
of Santo Domingo treaty may cause
complications with foreign creditors
Republican national committee said
to threaten to elect its own chairman
| If Cortelyou names an outsider
| President of Guatemala assumes office
for second term-Germany concludes
commercial treaty with Abyssinia
Allan lines new turbine steamer
runs 1917 knots an hour-Mexico to
send guard to protect Americans at
mines in Sonora-President Castro
of Venezuela said to plan an invasion
of the United States.
SUNDAY, MARCH 10.
Russian retreat still keeps up; Chi
nese expect Japs at Hardin April 10
No candidates from New York
state pass examinations for Rhodes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Me) liquor
dealers ship immense quantities of hard
stuff back to Boston Wholesalers
Seth X. Whittier held for examination
at Lynn, Mass, on charge of numbering
| his divorced wife-GovernO Cobb of
Maine signs the Sturgis bill, and illicit
dealers throughout the state prepare
| themselves for the real enforcement
Of the liquor law-Impressad by Osler
theory, and being out Of work, Gustave
Kurze, aged 60, hangs himself at
Providence-Tenm miners killed by ex-
plosionS in two mines at Rush Run, W.
Va; ii more perish in attempt to res
cue comrades-Major William War
ner, accommodated of G. A.
T., elected United States senator in
Missouri after riotous scenes in legis-
lature just before orogation-Vice
President Fairbanks speaks on arbi-
tration at Ohio society banquet in New
York-Baltimore gets the national
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gourns without date, and the Santo Do
ningo treaty is still the pending bust
ness when the senators come together
again-Kansas oil producers organize
and plan to fight Standard oil trust
Congressman Thayer thinks Roose-
welt is pushing Taft for the presidency
in 19OS-Henry H. Rogers, Standard
OH magnate, to erect palatial high
school at Fairhaven, Mass. r.
Cordova, ex-minister Of New Jersey,
sentenced to four years for assault on
and abandonment of his wife.
MONDAY, MARCH 20.
Hammering necessarily at retreating
Russians, japanese. are chasing cars
shattered army northward and infiict-
Ing much damage-Five buildings, in
course of construction at New York,
collapse; sudden change from cold to
warm weather and alleged faulty work
given as cause-On his way to take a
Mediterranean voyage Of six weeks to
benefit his health, John Hay, secretary
of state, nearly collapsed on dock of
steamer line-In rounding southeast
end of Block Island, steamer Spartan,
of the Boston and Philadelphia Steam
ship company, grounded and sunk uIt-
til water was even with her lower deck,
with 15-foot hole in her bow-Cruiser
Washington, the strongest of her class