St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-03-15

baIe, IOFmer governor OF IenneSSe0
dies at Washington-Powers oppose
annexation of Crete by Greece-King
Edward holds the first levee of the sea.
son-Indications that Palma will ne
reelected president of Cuba-FHre in
cellars of palace of German emperor at
Potsdam.
SATURDAY, MARCH II.
Kuropatkin badly beaten in the
great battle which has been raging
about Mukden for two weeks; Ja panese
captured Fushun, east of Mukden, and
Russians evacuate Mukden, which
place was occupied by Japanese; des-
perate and bloody fighting now going
on just north of Fushun, where Rus
slams are trying hard to hold back Jap.
anese and cover retreat Of as large a
part OF army as possible; battle also rag
ing furiously north of Mukden and
southwest of Tie pass-New York
branch of Business Women's National
league rganized-Drift ice wrecks
one Provincetown (Mass.) pier and
Weakens several -Coroner's
jury at Honolulu reports that Mrs
Stanford was murdered-Genera Bell
of Colorado would "bust up strikes
and political grafters-First order for
barkentine in IA years received at Bath,
Me--CounSel in Chadwick case agree
that time for arguments be unlimited
Negro held by Stamford Comm
police in connection with death of his
wife-One life and possibly three
other lives lost in burning Of hotel near
Patten, Me-New York strike fast
breaking; scores Of men yield; charter
Of engineers union revoked by national
otlicers-Hartford Street Railway
company secured by the New Haven
Railroad company at $685. cash per
share-Concord IN. H. woman
asphyxiated in fire which destroys her
home-Jacob H. Hollander may
head commission to handle affairs In
Santo Domingo-Navy department
faces work of destroying q derelicts
along Atlantic coast-President tells
labor leaders that mediation before is
better than mediation after a strike
Department of justice satisfied
that extradition of Greene and Gay
nor will be mplished-Repre-
sentative Martin of South Dakota
scores Garfeld's report; declares pack
ers make annually 20 percent profit
Serious results of rioting in Barcelona
Professor Dunbar of Berlin dis
covers a cure for hay fever-Somalls
reported to nave annlnlIated lnnaDltants
Of Merka, Africa-Strikers at Brest,
France, attack police; encouraged by
Socialist council-Thirty-two bat
talions of Turkish troops called out to
cope with instruction in Yemen
Canadian government notified by At
torney General Moody that joint water
way commission cannot consider St.
John river dispute.
SUNDAY. MARCH II.
General Kuropatkin reports his army
is safe, but that the japanese are can
nonading on both tanks; losses now
placed, in Tie pass estimate, for both
sides, at 100000 men: Mukden a win
ter battle, and one Of the only two
fought in February and March in near
ly 1000 years 81 recorded history
Mrs. Cassie l.. Chadwick convicted or
nbs Y,rra OF nd
imum penalty is $4,000 fine and IA
years impriSSnment-New England
Breeders club incorporated in New
Hampshire, with exclusive police con-
troll @er its srounds-New York sub
way and L IDad strike at an end; men
lost fight and only small percentage
get positions Right Royal wins New
Orleans CRED race of the year, the
Crescent City derby-Albert NJ.
Downs ARE sted at New York for the
Cambridge lMass) police, who charge
him with bigamy-Boston automobile
and power boat show draws $4,000 per-
sons on opening might've holdups
by three negro highwaymen near Bos-
tom Brooklhe line; one shot and killed
by policeman and a suspect held
Mrs. Lillian G. Sloan arrested at
Franklin, n. H., on charge of obtain
ing goods under false pretences at Bos-
ton store--Rumor at Pittsfeld, Mass,
that heirs of William F. Milton will con-
fest his wiII-Pope orders canonization
of 423 Irish martyrs.
MONDAY, MARCH 10.
Kuropatkins army streaming north
while japanese pound tanks with ar
tlllery, and c>mmander-in-chief, with
rear guard, % miles below Tie pass, is
stubbornly projecting the retreat; part
Of army ALREADY at Tie pass, but wheth-
or serious sta1d will be made there or
retreat confined is not decided; Rus
sian losses thus far estimated at st.
Petersburg at 10000 prisoners, 10000
killed or wounded, 800 guns and i'm
mense stores; total casualties on both
sides are computed by the Russians at
900 OoO-Bislop O'Connell of Port
| land. Me-, may go to Cuba as apostolic
delec ate-GOernor Douglas request
| for regulars fr Massachusetts, state
Damn denied--Nrs. Carrie w. Lunt,
loading singerOf Newburyport, Mass,
dies Of observation-disclosures
state college sniors give up all hope
If Matching upa peace with faculty.
Professor Aga;siz and deep sea ex-
Narration mart return from southern