St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-05-03

Me--lnSanlty Lne oasis or plea to be
carried to Vermont high court in be.
half of Mrs. Rogers, sentenced to
death for murder Bowen
to be recalled from Caracas to explain
charges against Assistant Secretary of
State LO0mis-H. c. Sawin, prip.
cipal of Bigelow school, Newton, Mass
dies as result Of bicycle accident
Death of former Mayor Fletcher Of
Chelsea, Mass; prominent Mason, sol.
der and old-time Boston business man
BUST of General "Stonewall" Jack.
son. in possession of Colonel Bruce Of
Brookline, Mass, for IL years, returned
10 Confederate museum-Unpre.
cedented boom in wool in the west
Mclean leads for Connecticut senator
ship-Wo Jockey club Of Chicago
abandons races-Scenes of violence
attend Chicago strike-Work begun
on New York's SOL, 100000 barge canal
-Employes Of Interborough railroad
New York, to receive increase in wages
Judge Tally, Republican, to con.
test election of Mayor Wells Of st.
Louis-Mrs. Smith sister of Nan Pat
terson, refuses in court to turn states
evidence-H. q. Wiltshire stirs Mu
nicipal league by declaring that bribery
is necessary In polit1cs-President
health never was better; contrary ru.
NOR dened--M. Guerard appointed
French member of consulting canal ELL
gineerS-Navy department to SEND
recruiting party west to enlist 5000 men
Many important questions awaiting
return of the president to Washington
Rear Admiral Melville, speaking at
Philadelphia, says either $600,0000Q0
navy should be established or Philip
pines should be relinQulshed-NOr-
way plans to borrow $8,00O,000 OF
Paris syndicate reforms to
be subject to interna tional conferences
at Rome.
SUNDAY, APRIL 30.
Twelve labor leaders indicted at Chi.
cago for conspiracy In the teamstsgs
strike; three persons shot and two
stabbed in street riots-Paderewsk
compelled to cancel all engagements be-
cause OF Illness brought on by shock
received In a railroad accidelt-
Richard Irwin Of Arlington, Mass
shoots at his children and wounds po
liceman-Presidcnt Roosevelt in 6ne
shape; has not been sick, but was
"tuckered out''-Minister Bowen Or
dered to report forthwith at the capital
to confront Loomis-Body Of JOSEPH
Jefferson taken DO Buzzards Bay, Mass
Miss Wood sues Secretary Loeb,
r. j. Wynne and Consul Miller for dam.
ages, alleging they unfairly obtained
possession of love letters belonging to
her-Tornado sweeps Laredo, Tex, a
Mexican border city, killing II persons
and causing great damage to property
-CZar issues decree granting re.
llgious liberty to all in Russia-Eas-
ter Sunday passes in quietness in Rus
STA.
MONDAY, MAY 1.
Joseph Jefferson, the actor, buried at
Sandwich, Mass, with simple rites
Russian feet in AMMAN bay; prepar-
ing for sea with decks piled high with
coal-Nan Patterson says she expects
acquittal; satisfied with no defense
New satellite of Saturn, the 10th, found
by Professor Pickering of Harvard
Mrs. Annie Batnos burned to death
while fighting forest fire at RehCboth,
Mass-Thirteen miners entombed
and probably killed by explosion in
mine near Wflburton, o. T--Less
workingmen on strike in Boston and
vicinity than on any May l since or
gained labor became a power in New
England,-Moses Silverman ties his
legs together places 4O-pound stone
around his neck, and browns himself
al Worcester, Mass-Dead body OF
Fred A. Bartlett found on sidewalk at
North Bennington, VT; police believe it
| a case of murder---Futile efforts oil
peace committee to settle Chicago Strike
Forest fire burns over nearly 100V
acres near Centerville, Mass.
Eggs hold steady, with full reeclpIs
and good demand. Choice nearby ~
| Q21c; eastern, 19d20c; western, 4oV
l 1870.