St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-07-12


ing of Weymouth. T. Patrick,
convicted murderer, instructs counsel
to take case to United States supreme
court-George Niles, employed in
lumber mills at Meredith, n. H., crush
ed to death in machinery-Five hun
dred and forty-three corporations or
ganized in Maine since Jan. /, when
new law went into peration-Rich-
ard p. Covert, who was seaman on
Dewey's flagship in battle of Manila,
promoted to be division chief in post
office department--Leander crew
wins Grand Challenge cup in Henley
regatta-Japan said to have in
creased limit of emigration to Hawaii
Late Baron de ROthschild leaves
100000 to various harities-French
submarine, with crew of IS, founders
off coast of Tunis-Transfer of John
Paul Jones' body to Americans takes
place in Paris-Canada likely to
check dumping" of American goods
entered free of duty.
SATURDAY, JULY 3.
Another shift Of scene in Black sea;
rebel ship did not lombard Theodos;a,
but left it long enough before arrival
OF Admiral Chouknin to relieve latter
Of having to test perhaps doubtful
loyalty of new creWs-Charles ..
May, president of Big Bend National
bank of Davenport, Wash, now II
hands of receiver, arrested at Boston,
charged with making illegal loans
Negro lynched in Arkansas for elop-
ing with white girl-Kansas "corners'
harvest Workmen, and botherS the
northwest-James B. Dill made
judge of New Jersey court of errors and
appeals Philadelphia Off
cial resigns under pressure from Mayor
Weaver-Two dead and three in
jured in Pittsburg family as result of
lamp explosion-Thousands of acres
of crops in Iowa ruined by overflow
of Sioux river-B0ot and Shoe Work
ers' union gives official sanction to the
strike of Brockton, Mass, shoemakers
Generally heavier sentences for
forgery shown by report to American
Bankers associatiOn-Mrs. M, Ben
der and her daughter, claimants to
Cline estate in Chicago, indicted for con-
spiracy-Explosive ''dunnite" shows
remarkable power in Sandy Hook tests
kansas oil refinery law declared
unconstitutional by supreme court
Roots acceptance of state portfolio be-
lieved to eliminate Taft from the preSi-
dental race--Mrs. James Brown
Potter, the actress, bankrupt-Gay-
nor-GreeEe application for bail refused
by Canadian judge-Premier Rou
vier says good progress is being made
on Morocco question-Toronto board
of trade opposes tax on American COM
mercial avellers-Sultan of Turkey
expresses regret for indignity to Amer
lean legation dragoman-German
steamer detained at Saigon, French
Indo-C China, because Of munitions Of
war found on board.
SUNDAY, JULY 8.
Russia to protest to Roumania
against allowing the mutineers of the
Potemkine, who surrendered at Kus-
tendji, to be treated as deSerters; she
will demand them as criminals--M.
j. Sheridan of New York wins Amer
lean a1l-round amateur athletic cham
pionship; Sheridans total of 6S2O1a
points breaks the record-Arrest OF a
couple peddling jewelry at Boston re-
yeals a $4,000 robbery from an ex-
press company in New York-Schoon.
er Sarah G. Smith of Boston, loaded
with paving blocks, sunk by the steam
er Governor Dingley in fog off Port
land, Me-Watchman Augustus Bos-
sett loses his life in Albany street Bos-
ton, fire; two horses survived flames
and rescued from ruins of burned stable
New story of the Morse-Dodge di-
vorce tangle, based on alleged confess
sion of a Boston uncle of the ice king,
absolveS the latter from all blame in
the matter-Secretary Wilson of agri.
z
has been a leak in the cotton reports
and discharges Edwin S. Holmes, as
Sistant statistician, whom he declares
to be the culprit--H. A. Hyman OF
University Of Pennsylvania wins 300
yard run at Birmingham, Eng, but
loses record because of short COURSE
Art collection insured for 81 100000 lost
in transit between Buffalo and Chicago
ALL hope of saving crew of the
French submarine Farfadet aban.
doned.
MONDAY, JULY 10.
st. Petersburg startled by the report
Of the landing of japanese troops on isl
and Of Sakhalin; landing means cap,
ture of island, as garrison is too weak
to resiSt-Emile Gerdron shot anG
killed at New York while walking be-
tween two detectives by woman whom
he had assaulted and beaten-Secrc.
tary Hitchcock thinks Root would make
excellent resident--Allege attempt
to kill Fall River woman with poisoned
matted milk-C. p. Kerans' leather
mandatory, Danversport, Mass.
burned; loss ,000-Eight mer
blown to pieces by premature explosion
on Pennsylvania railroad improve
ments near New Cumberland, Pa
Deferred Equitable suits to be insti
tuted at an early date--John NJ
Phipps, aged Iowa farmer, says he i;
not pnoIyafoIIOr,c +bo.,