St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-01-18
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY, JAN. TO-,

searching for young desperate Who has
been terrorizing residents of Worces-
ser county, MasS-Governor Douglas
OF Massachusetts, suggested for presi-
dency at Jackson day banquet at Bos-
ton-W. w. Robbins, fisherman,
found murdered in his hut at Deer Isle,
Me-; robbery the probable motive
Death at Marseilles of Louise Michel,
communist-Andrew Carnegie gives
100000 for library for Tufts college
Storm wrecks wharf and freight
house at Mckinley, Me-Three bills
prepared in New Hampshire for state
aid for highways-Annual meeting of
Northern Securities company, due at
Hoboken, again postponed--Joseph
W. Folk inaugurated as governor of
Missouri; his address calls for patriot
ISM not partisanship-No change In
the general situation in Fall River;
mills claim gains, but strikers say
these are offset by losses-Secretary
Morton and Admiral Dewey review
squadrons at Hampton Roads-At-
torney General Moody, before supreme
court resumes argument in beef
trust case-Bill for federal regula-
ton Of railroad rates framing; no &C.
ton ut this session Of congress likely
The president still anxious for re-
vision of tariff, and there is a POSSIBLE
ity Of an extra session of congress-
Sharp fight between Greek and Latin
clergy at Bethlehem.
WEDNESDAY,. JAN. II.
Herbert Taylor, Petersham, Mass,
desperate, captured in Vermont lum-
Der camp after exciting three days
chase; held for assault ON aged woman
Unexpected discovery of surplus of
100000 in town treasury of Hyde
Park, Mass-President Roosevelt
urges earliest possible action looking
toward revision by congress of the tar
if'-Mass meeting of Boston bust,
ness men urges ratification of arbitra-
ton treaties by senate--Governor
Douglas Of Massachusetts, announces
appointment Of Lieutenant General
Miles, U, S. A., retired, as general SUI
peryisor of the militia and inspector
general-Delaware legislature still
fails to organiZe--Alva Adams inau-
gurated governor Of Colorado-Law-
suit results from killing Of dog by
trolley car at Northampton, Mass
Striking weavers back at Bourne mills;
no other noteworthy development at
Fall River-Ars. Marcum, widow of
man assassinated in Breathitt county,
Ky, awarded $4,000 by jury--Three
men lost off schooner Alice NJ. Colburn,
from Newport News to Boston
Two Americans killed and six wounded
ii capture of Moro fort in island of
Sulu--Land frauds in Oregon more
extensive than shown, reports Assist
ant Attorney General Henry-Census
bureau begins collection of statistics
relating to the country's manufacture
ing business-House committee or
ders favorable report on bill providing
for examination of Panama railroad
affairs-Emperor Williams Amer
ican dentist, DR.. Sylvester, a suicide
House committee completes report
on the Swayne mpea1hment-Ven
guela denies report that trouble with
the United States is imminent-Revo.
luton seems imminent in Guatemala:
object to unseat President Cabrera
British Columbia not to appropriate
any money to Lewis and Clark exposi-
tion-Turkey and Bulgaria preparing
for possible war; porte violates Bull
garian convention-Paul Doumer,
opponent of Premier Combes. elected
president of French chamber of depu-
ties.
THURSDAY, JAN. -.
Academy of Music and Savoy hotel,
Chelsea, Mass, destroyed by fire; sew
eral other buildings partially burned;
loss 5000 000-House adopts amend
ment to army appropriation bill pro-
Viding that retired officers above grade
OF major should not receive full pay
Of their grade when assigned to duty
with militia of several states; Demo.
Gratis charge that it is aimed at Gen
eral Miles-Maine headquarters and
clubhouse to be established in Boston
by Pine Tree State club-Four men
killed in a Michigan mine-EXpres
locomotive blown up at Cleveland;
two men killed-Chairma Odell pro-
poses legislation to kill Raines law
hotels-New York bNtlers, Wallets and
second men undertaking to form
union-Greek strike breakers at Fall
River return to New York-Chicago
man kills wife and daughter, fatally
wounds another daughter then cuts
his throat-Defense opens in case of
Senator Smoot-Frank F. Flint nomi.
mated for United StatesS senator by
California Republicans-Sec Secretary Of
chief engineer of Panama held as
yellow fever suspect at New York
Report that government inquiry into
high price of beef holds beef trust
bIameworthy-Report that Postmas-
ter General Wynne is to succeed Con
sui General Evans at London--Com-
missioner GrunSky defends canal board
and gives record of what has been
mplished-Premier Bond to offer
concessions which will make treaty
with Newfoundland unobjectionable
THE president declares he will
withdraw arbitration treaties if their
principles are radically modified