St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-03-29

clam says dTunllardS are diseased men
and suggests means for curing them
Eighty three members of the "Lost
Tribes of Israel" arrive at New York
on way to Michigan-rexas plans to
give Roosevelt an enthusiastic recep.
tion-Most of the regular troops to
leave Samar; Pulajanes under control
PLANS to improve United States
army as result of observations in Russo
Japanese war-Truman H. New
berry of Detroit appointed assistant
secretary Of the navy-Spring rush of
immigration almost swamps govern
ment officials at Ellis Island-Presi.
dent approves dismissal of Midship-
man ArrowOod, who thus forfeits citi-
zenship-Shaw and Allison in New
York, consulting business interests in
relation to tariff revisiont-Twenty
new double stars discovered by Mills
expedition in Chile-Gulf of st. Law
renee icebound; great capture of seals
reported-Miners at plant Of Cum.
berland company, Springhill, N. S.,
may strike-Liverpool gives the new
Allan line Victorian an enthusiastic
sendoff-Franco- Venezuelan situa-
ton relieved by delay of decision in
cable case-New German steamship
to be fitted with appliance to prevent
rolling at sea.
SATURDAY, MARCH 25.
Brockton citizens organize movement
for relief of distressed as result of ex-
plosion in Grover factory-Vene-
zuela tells United States "she will not
submit to itration-Russia to get
loan from French financiers; peace be-
lieved to be near-City of Haverhlll,
Mass, RECEIVERS in suit against surety
for former Treasurer Glines-Andrew
D King of Vinal Haven, Me-, arrested
at Quincy, Mass, in connection with
death of his wife-Busy days for
Maine sheriffs; very large seizures Of
liquors-Strike of weaNers at Gran.
lite mill produces new crisis at Fall
Riyer-Negro pugilist dead in Phil
adelphia after bout; other principals
arreSted-Conditions seem to favor
ultimate floating of steamer Spartan
at Block Island, r. Counsel for
Russell Sage files satisfaction of judg
ment for $43,104.25 in case of W. r.
Iaidlaw, Jr-Army corps preparing
for joint ballot exercises in Chesapeake
district next June-Death of Jules
Verne, the author, at Amiens, France
Germany not pressing Santo Domin-
go; leaves matter the United States
-Canadian lodge protest at Ottawa
against our new steamboat regula-
tions-Bowen's plan declined by
President Castro, who says he has no
dispute with the United States
Deschanel says France should initiate
United States regarding separation OF
| church and state.
SUNDAY, MARCH 26.
Mrs. Rachel Finkelstein, mother Of
five children, burned to death in her
home at East Steamships
Partisan and Albano, with 1900 passen-
gers aboard, in collision, barely manag-
ing to reach docks at Halifax
Frenchmen believe the first steps to-
ward peace in far east have been taken
| An a northern European capital; Japan
said to prefer to wait till she has taken
VladivoStok-United States Steel cor.
poration will raise the wages of 10000
employees; increase will approximate
| $3,000,000 a year-Daughter of King
Leopold of Belgium and her husband
Philip Louis Preleau, Venetian noble
man, living in Milwaukee as Mr.. and
Mrs Philip Alton-Confedera flags
captured in the Civil war being re.
turned by war OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Teller gift of 100000 to Board of For.
eign Missions arouses wide discussion
on the "taint of money" and its makers
Lawyer p. f. Cassidy shoots and
kills Ernest HERON, a demented man,
| at Woonsocket, r. John Donoghue,
years old, missing five days from his
home in New York. supposed to be 60
ing toward the south in box car with
out food or water-Swarthy stranger
grabs Gladys Chapman am actress, in
the street at New York and tries to
carry her off-Santo Domingo dis.
appointed over fate of the treaty; Adee
cables there is hope of ratification in
the. fall-Clark college catalogue con.
tains straight rules against intercol.
legiate sports-District Attorney
French attributes the Brockton explo.
sion to the age, crack and pressure on
the boiler-Mrs. George W. Smalley
of Revere, Mass, who was welded al
the age of II to boy of the same age
asks for a divorce-Freigh train
runs into sand washout near Franklin
N. H.; engineer hurt and locomotive
and seven cars are derailed.
MONDAY, MARCH q.
Two policemen killed and six, includ
ING chief-of-police, injured, by bomb
thrown at Warsaw-Party of 48 will
go with Secretary Taft to the Philip
pines, including Miss Alice Roosevelt
and 30 congressmen-Int
checker tournament at Boston ends
British team winning IA games, losing
"a and getting draws in 2S4-Firs
Baptist church of Kingston, Mass.
celebrates it's Tooth anniversary
Naturalization fraud cases in New
York result in arrest of deputy sheriff
for perjury-President Roosevelt tell'
United States medical school gradu
ates we are unprepared in army ant
navy medical departments for war