St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-03-01

Vineyard; vessels still imprisoned
Acting governor Of Alabama orders III.
vestigation of mine disaster; 80 bodies
found-Strike at Barnard mills, Fall
River, may spread; idle slasher tend.
ers may have recourse to law-En-
gineers report good progress on the
Panama canal-Senator Morgan crit.
cises President Roosevelt's interpreta.
ton Of the Monroe doctrine as applied
In case of Santo Domingo.
SATURDAY, FEB. %.
Unsuccessful attempt to assassinatc
President Morales of San Domingo
Boston Consolidated Gas company for.
mally asks over 100000 capital
Biggest discharge in years may take
place at Boston navy yard unless work
is sent there at Once-Emperor Of
Germany presents to Harvard univcr-
sity that part of the exhibit at st.
Louis representing the social ethics Of
Germany-Formal opening of Chi
cago's municipal museum-Trains
collide at Milford, Conn; two railroad
men hurt-New York Juvenile
asylum burned, but the children escape
Grand jury to investigate alleged
meat trust drawn in Chicago
solidation of southern coal and iron In
terests said to be assured-Project of
new railroad from the Great Lakes to
Atlantic seaboard making progress.
Several indictments for peonage re-
turned by the grand jury at Mont
gomery, Ala-Mrs Chadwick de-
clines to answer questions at bank
ruptcy proceedings in Cleveland
Race trouble in Jackson, Miss; negro
church burned; negro suspected of as
sault arrested-Charles Kratz, former
head of st. Louis council, acquitted at
Butler, Mo-, Of charge of bribery
New Haven road seeks legislation in
Rhode Island to facilitate mergers
with leased lines-Fall River slasher
tenders to carry charges of alleged dis
elimination by mill men before Boston
labor 0tficials-Committe Of Amer
lean Railway association makes rules
with purpose of lessening number of
acknowledgements publishers. in
convention in New York, thank Presi-
dent Roosevelt for action against
paper acturers-Senate favors
large increase in appropriation for
postal pneumatic tubes-Two good
roads enthusiasts in Washington lose
their offices owing to their zeal.
SUNDAY. FEB. &c.
North sea commission finds Rus
slams not justified in firing on trawlers
-Japs win Beresneff hill though
slaughtered by grenades and mines
Three persons killed in Hot Springs
(Ark.) fire; loss $2,000,0O0-Ex-Gov-
ernor Boutwell, of Massachusetts hope
lessly i'll with pneumonia at Gpoton--
State police claim to have unearthed
big plot to rob Soldiers home, Chelsea,
Mass--BostOn merchants and doctors
to make campaign on smoke nuisance
Smoking in MelroSe, Mass, city
hall by city employees barred by Mayor
Enthusiastically of Michigan
will pay damage claims of University
of Chicago-Dr. Albert Benjamin
Prescott of University of Michigan
dead-Legislative memorials to con-
gress to be carefully scanned and de-
bated upon-Senators Hale and Cor
man condemn the rapid increase of the
navy-Senator Morgan arraigns
Roosevelt's new Interpretation of Moe.
roe dictrine-Effort to be made to in
duce the Maltese 10 emigrate to the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. democrats i'll
their platform declare for municipal
ownership-Man in nightmare killed
by fall from window at Manchester.
n. H-Man kills himself in Chicago
theatre after hearing song about home
university comes into pos
session of $4,000 legacy-Pathetie
letter from sick mother with baby
abandoned at Fall River-Secretary
Hitchcock refuses $1,OOOOOO offer for
Usage Indian oil land leaSe-Type-
writer throws acid in face of st. Louis
leade1-Mary A. Flynn
in New York as though |
earth swallowed her--Jewels said to
have been smuggled by Mrs. Chadwicl; |
have been recovered-President Fish |
Of the Illinois Central says Roosevelt,
In 1902, suggested railroad legislation
Simpfon tunnel, between
Switzerland and Italy. cut through
Turkish troops bound for Arabia mutiny
and compel return of steamer-Cu-
bans raise statue to Jose Marti in Ha-
vana, in honor of Santiago rising of
lS95--German police know nothing
Of Rosseau, the man accused of trying
DO blow up Frederick the Greats
statue in Washington.
MONDAY, FEB. 27.