St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-04-19


fails-End of Pennsylvania legisla.
ture; Goehring newspaper bill killed
Charles L. Yerkes predicts failure
Of municipal ownership in Chicago
Inauguration of DR.. e. Il. Alderman
as first president of the University of
Virginia--Salary Of receiver Of Sno.
homish and Tramway mines reduced
by court at Helena, Mont-Lord Cur
zon reported to have bought of New
Haven man Verestchagin's prince of
Wales in India"-President Roose-
veit starts for Colorado-New plan
for Panama railroad alarms trans
continental interests more in
dlctlnents returned against Senator
Burton of KansaS-Canal commission
proposes a fat and lower freight rate
on the Panama railroad to kill traffic
Observation-Disclosures still believes
that Attorney General Moody and his
attorneys in the Santa Fe case have
been at odds-Further reports of
deaths by earthquake in India
American squadron to visit Cherbourg,
France, this summer-Fear of trouble
between France and Germany over Mo.
rocco is passing-Mexico to advance
funds for sale Of bar silver abroad; eff.
feet of closing of mints-United
States invited to send delegates to con-
gress at Mons, Belgium, in September.
SATURDAY, APRIL. Is.
ALI Europe expectantly awaiting It'd
ings of great maritime tragedy which
may end war in far east-Joseph JEFF
ferson critically sick at Palm Beach,
Fla-Secretary Barton of American
Board now says that Rockefeller gift
Of 100000 was soiicited-Remark
able search conducted by Ambassador
Porter for body of Paul Jones, founder
of American navy, crowned with sue
cess by discovery and Identification Of
body at Paris-Charles M. Reed,
aged Boston lawyer. sent to state pris-
on for not less than six years for en-
INSTRUMENTATION S. Draper an
nounces willingness to stand for lieu
tenant governor Of Massachusetts,
Fire ravages Springvale, Me-; losses
may reach 0O00-Three killed by
an unknown negro at Swainsboro, Ga
Traces of radium found 10 miles
east of Kansas City-Strict anti
cigaret law goes into effect in Wiscon-
sin in July-Mrs. Chadwick and
Cashier Spear plead not guilty to new
Report i'm San Francisco
that Mount Shasta threatens to become
active again--Indictmen for con-
spiracy brought against Nan Patterson
dismissed in New York court--An-
drew Carnegie offers to endow at At.
lanta a library training school for
southern women-Ex-Gover Yates
retained to defend Caleb Powers in
new trial on charge of killing Governor
GOebel of neutrality-suspicious. on
presidents yacht Sylph; two men I'M
jured-Pension office shake-up pos
sible, as result of Commissioner War
ner's tigation-Friends of Fair
banks to start paper in Indianapolis
to support him for the presidency
Wealthy Filipinos arrested, charged
with aiding robber bands in return for
immunity-Germany will push plans
In Morocco without fear of conse-
quences.
SUNDAY, APRIL 16.
Rojestvensky steamipg toward For.
mosa, seeking Togo and fight; Rus.
sian papers criticise British for allow.
ing warships to report whereabouts Of
Russian warships-President Roose.
welt shoots his first bear while on way
to the camp in Colorado, after an ex.
citing chase of one hour-James H.
Hyde explains his connection with the
James H. Hyde and associates" and
notifies Chairman Prick Of the Equit-
able Life Assurance society investigat'
ing committee he must be protected
from attack or allowed to defend him.
self in his own way-Granite work
ers' strike at Waldoboro, Me-, ends,
men being granted increased wage
Fore River Shipbuilding company,
Quincy, Mass, the lowest bidder for
three scout cruisers; Bath Iron works
next lowest; Quincy firm likely to get
two, Bath Me) people the other
Mabel Walker, once wanted as a wit
ness at Tucker trial, welded to Mel
rose (Mass) man-Purse of $500 in
gold presented to Principal Boyden of
the Bridgewater (Mass.) state normal
school---Mrs. Laura Crawford of Cam
bridge, Mass, dies as the result of an
alleged criminal operation; two arrests
-Correspondence in Boston gas deals
of 1865 ordered produced by court in
Pepper Rogers suit.
MONDAY, APRIL II.
No news of naval battle in the far
east or of the whereabouts of rival
fleets; Hong Kong sends rumor of small
enga cement, but there is no confrma-
tion of report-George Mcmahon and
Joseph Barrett found burned to death
in ruins of shanty occupied by an Ital-
ian at Otis, Mass; suspicion of foul
play-Charcoal ember from censor,
accidentally kicked into a closet filled
with paper, starts fire in st. Mary's
cathedral at Burlington, VT, while edi-
fee was crowded with worshipers; no.
body injured-Poor brother of late
Millionaire Rice will claim fortune
st. Louis street railway employees must
keep out of saloons-Fifty- eighth VIC
tim of Grover factory disaster at Brock