St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-07-19
FRIDAY, JULY Il.


arms and body and her head nearly
severed, while on rude boards nearby
were pair Of cuffs and bottle filed With
whiskey; no clue to murderer
signs appointment of White as peace
plenipotentiary; peace treaty now gen
orally regarded as certain-Wool
selling steadily at top prices; large
transfers said to be pending IN
terurban railway projected between
Worcester and Providence; locations
now await ppfoval--Eight killed In
explosion at Giant Powder works,
near Oakland, Contributions for
Chicago strikers drop from $4,000 a
week to less than $4OO0-Fire at
Wexford, R. l., destroys the steam
yacht Senator, owned by Arthur W.
Dennis of observation-disclosures
Morton says that Senator Depew has
not formally resigned as Equitable di-
rector although he said he would
Governor Winthrop Of Porto Rico visits
| the president at Oyster Bay-Charles
G. Magoon formally takes up duties
| as governor of the canal z0ne-Presl-
dent Roosevelt declines Australians in
vitation for his daughter to visit that
commonwealth Secretary Wilson de-
clares he has no advice or orders from
| the president in relation to the cotton
| leak ase-Canadian plan for faster
mail fails; fog and ice delay the Vir-
ginian-Yiolent scene in the French
chamber of deputies during debate on
amnesty bill.
SATURDAY, JULY 10.
Thunderbolts strike two Boston
churches and several dwellings in that
city and vicinity-Thousand of
whites and blacks in furious race riot
at New York; police reserves use guns
to Quell combat-Woman murdered
at Belmont, Mass, identified as Mrs.
John Schidlofska; police looking fof
husband, against whom suspicion
strongly points-Pure food labora
tory being opened at Boston custom
house-New York cOatmakers ex-
pected to strike next week-Twclve
| lew bONlClS NhOpN Il
Three killed and seven injured in
a train wreck in Illinois-Chicag 60 tx
press drivers TO vote on question OF
calling off strike-Defense Of Jus
tice Hooker opens before New York
observation-disclosures at Missouri
oil hearing say the Standard gave re-
bates to secure siness-Penkey,-
vania railroad cuts connections of the
Pan Handle with Wabash at Pittsburg
SAN Francisco to have new imIAi-
grafton station-United States treas
ury conscience fund now amounts to
$4OO, O0-Government bureau of "a
Dor investigating prices and wages
Secretary Shaw's bank call natures;
about 81 ,OOO, 900 to be paid to treasury
Expert engineer just returned
from Panama says work never will be
completed under existing system Of
construction-Germany not pushing
| alliance with Sweden-Ulster
Orangemen issue manifesto urging
burial of ctarianism-BraZil and
Bolivia in serious difference over de-
marcation of boundary line-Report
that McGill, who murdered II people on
steamer olympia, has been lynched by
inhabitants Of Utilla island.
SUNDAY, JULY 16.
Thomas w. Lawson gets great re-
ception at Jefferson club Chicago; he
scores municipal ownership, the rail-
roads and western governors-Sneak
thieves chloroform and rob Mrs. John
Cohen at New York and set fire to the
house-Mrs. Janet Wilson. who es-
capped recently from a sanitarium,
shoots herself at Milford, Conn; she
may recover-President Roosevelt
urges Attorney General Moody to act
himself in cotton report scandal and
to bring Holmes to justice-S Senator
abscess on the brain at his New York
home; resting comforta bly-Major
| Delmar goes a mile at Cleveland in
2:O51 to Lou Dillon's zoe Ia, both time
trials-Schoone Nimrod, coal laden,
sunk by unknown barge in Pollock Rip
slue, off Vineyard Haven, Mass
Asc 7. French makes plea for Repub-
lican nomination to attorney general
ship of Massachusetts at outing Of Nor
folk club members-F1eigh wreck
near Wachusett, Mass, blocks traffic on
F1tchburg railroad-Louis j. Apgar,
a Jersey City millionaire, commits sui.
eide through shame at result Of di-
vorce case in which he was core.
spondent-Death Of W. S. Withers,
who identified Wilkes Booth.
MONDAY, JULY II.
General Wilmon W. Blackmar Of
Boston, distinguished soldier and com
mander-in-chief Of the Grand Army,
dies at Boise, Ida, of nephritis; con-
stitution weakened by hard work in be-
half of his organization-Jo Schid-
lofska, wanted for murder Of wife at
Belmont, Mass, captured on Santa Fe
train at La Junta Col; admits crime
and says it was due to money matters
-Sloop yacht Kathleen of Boston run
down and sunk by yacht Gem off Port
land, Me-. no lives lost-Two men
and one woman drowned as result Of
rocking a boat in pond at Dover, n. II
Panic on steamboat Asbury Park
as she strikes New York pier-Beef
trust seeking to control entire beef out
put of gentina-Depew deed on