St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-06-28
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY. MAY 90.

Wheeler of the United States district
court-Gl st battle of the war
opening in lnchuria. in opinion Of
military ex 5; Oyama has evidently |
completed enveloping movement
and good jt of situation are of opin-
ion that u n army is completely |
trapped n special constaples, |
said to have ecn hired by Champlin |
element to keep order at New Shore |
ham, r. l., town meeting, called to au-
thorize town bond issue, attacked by
200 Rose supporters and completely
routed, after which victors wrecked in
terror of town hall and thus prevented
holding meeting-Seth K. Whittier
given 21a years for wife-killing at
Salem, Mass-Chicago strike likely
10 end this week--Three hundred
carpenters strike at Providence
Borden advances wages of ring spin.
ners in his Fall River mills percent
attendance at Lewis and Clark
fair since opening totals 2453S2-
New York Centrals 1S-hour trains be-
tween Chicago and New York make
runs within chNdule-Perley Clark,
telephone operatSr at Wellesley, Mass.
found dead; supposed to have commit
ted suicide-Commission 10 plan re-
forms in naturalization has completed
report-More moves in China to boy
colt American goods-Congressman
Bartholdt in Berlin looking for points
for arbitration treaty-French pre-
niier likely to consent to Morocco con-
ference If scope of it can be satisfac-
torily agreed upon with Germany
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 81.
President Roosevelt, in a letter adj
dressed to Secretary Taft, directs dis
missal Of Minister Bowen from diplo-
matte service and arraigns Bowen's
conduct in the Bowah-Loomis contro-
versy as ''reprehensible;" LOOMS acted
honorably, but was indiscreet-No
prospect of armistice in Manchuria un-
til another great battle has been
fought; both armies express confidence
Of success; Japan's ENJOYS to peace
conference to start June 30-Sheriff
Peck receives orders to produce Mrs.
Rogers in court; Judge Wheeler will
near petition on writ of habeas corpus
Discovery that B. H. Gaskill, PHI
adelphia banker and broker who died
four weeks ago, made practice of rails
ang stock certificates and securing
loans thereon; banks may lose $1,000
O00-Committee of 100 of Boston
Chamber Of Commerce passes resolu-
lions demanding tariff revision under
reciprocity plan-Torpedo training
ship Yesuvius commissioned at Boston
navy yard--New union committee IN
Chicago favors ending the strike
Three men killed and two injured in c
freight wreck at Newington, Conn
Raft containing 100000 feet of lum
Der to be towed across the Pacific this
eummer-More than 10000 Baldwin
apple trees in Maine killed by extreme
cold and haustion-Treasury de
fcit reduced by about 50, 100000 during
last week-President Roosevelt de
parts from Washington for Worcester
Mass-Report that Chief Enginee
Wallace may resign from canal com
mission-Canadians up in arm
against the cattle embargo imposed b.
the imperial government-Pope Pin
issues encyclical urging Catholics +
take part in italian politics and to vot
against socialism-Norway's reply (
King Oscars protest asks Sweden t
recognize new status, and furthe
friendly alliance--Report Of Ride
Haegard, issued as British blue bool
praises Salvation Army agricultural Sc
Elements in America.
THURSDAY, JUNE %.
"Twentieth Century Flyer" world
fastest long distance train, strikes ope
switch at Mentor, o., and is wrecked
half O. dozen persons killed and man
6niuredI-Judge Wheeler at Brattl
boro, VT, hears argument on petltlo
of habeas corpus for Mrs. Rogers; d.
cision not yet enilered--Report {
New York state superintendent of i
eurance ON Equitable affairs severe
scores old officers; syndicate transa
lions referred to as notorious
president Roosevelt cheeredi by 3OC
900 people at Worcester, Mass; &c
vi. .. from Clark university and a
dresses graduates there and at Ho
Gross colege--Five men sentence
TO house of correction for registrat1'
frauds at Cambridge. Mass-Mass
chusetts supreme court decides that
hor unions cannot lawfully secure t
discharge Of non-union men Wltho
stifcation-Goodp prospects for s.
element of Chicago strike--Ch1ca
policeman fatally shot by burglar
connecticut legislature postpones
Zion on railroad laws--Four alleg
smugglers arraigned at Bangor, d
and held for court-Part of uni
aabep' law of New Jersey declared
constitutional--City Trust and Sc
deposit company of Philadelphia clos
Hoors-W. S. Jewett of LaWren
Mass, bank embezzler, pardoned
the presidIent-Mayor Dunno OF {
cago plans to seize car lines as soon
Franchises expire--New York LEI
lature meets in extraordinary sess
no consider case of Justice Hooker
FALL River cotton manufacturers tn
hhey can meet southern competition
increasing efficiency of machinery
Philippine federalist convention
solves to support insular policy of