St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-06-07

perts to make maps of New Hampshire
Insect pests damage the country's
crops $300,O00O00 year-President
to tour the south in October; extra ses-
sion not to be called until after Novem.
Der elections-Bowen-Loomis Incl
dent probably closed; Bowen's diplo-
matte career to be ended and LOOMS
is exonerated-Samar outbreak yield
ing to military; not directed against
government, but against corrupt ma
tive oficials-Norway not in warliko
temper on consular dispute AL
fonso continues to enjoy his visit in
Paris and is not disturbed by the
attempt to kill him.
SATURDAY, JUNE 8.
Vote of Tech alumni strongly against
an alliance with Harvard-"Kld"
Sullivan whips Battling" Nelson at
Baltimore, but gets draw-Two
Httsburg theatres burn, causing loss
Of $15OO00-John Wainwright found
guilty of murder in second degree for
killing his daughter at Worcester. Mass
Death of Mrs. Eliza B. Wheaton,
widow Of founder Of Wheaton sem
inary-Sheriff Peck let's gallows at
Windsor (Vt.) jail stand until Mrs. Rog-
ers' fate is definitely settled-Lake
Mohonk international arbitration con-
ference suggests study of arbitration
by college students-Mayor Weaver
OF Philadelphia procures the resigna-
ton of assistant directors in the de.
rartments of public safety and public
works--Thirty indictments said to
have been drawn In the Chicago beef
conspiracy csses-Seth X. Whittier,
charged with killing wife, pleads not
guilty to charge Of manslaughter at
Salem, Mass-Boston's tax rate to
take another big jump this year; lars'
est since 1884--Receivership of the
Preferred Mercantile company Of Bos-
ton made permanent-Extensiye land
frauds reported in California-Some
food tests in Vermont show consider
able MISUNDERSTANDING" Hope.
old-time bank robber, dead at his home
In New York-Many persons killed
or injured as result of earthquake in
Albania and Montenegro-New
Brunswick refuses forcible protection
to her lumbermen in clash with Maine
company.
SUNDAY. JUNE 4.
Arrival at Manila of Russian cruisers
Aurora, Oleg and Jemtchug; all three
took part in naval battle of Sea of Jap
an; Oleg and Jemtchug were reported
to have been sunk by Japanese fleet:
the three ships damaged. but able to
proceed under their own steam-Sev-
eral show places and dwellings burned
az Revere beach with loss Of 5000;
many families have narrow escape
President Shea Of Transfers union ar
rested at Chicago on charge Of Grim
inal hbel--Admiral Dewey believes
Rojestvensky's battle formation was
his greatest mistake-Judge Savage
at Auburn, Me-, orders temporary in
junction in the Shiloh schools case
Counsel for Mrs. Rogers must seek a
justice of the United States supreme
court other than Peckham, who is on
his way to Europe-General Fl. V.
Boynton, president of the Chicka.
manga park commission, dies at At
lantic City, N. members Of Won-
ems improvement society at Barton
Landing, vt, turn out and clean the
streets-Fraud order issues against
| f. S. Schuman of jamestown, N. Y.
agent Of the Preferred Mercantile com.
pany-British bark Afghanistan sunk
by battleship Caesar in fog of
Dungeness and % men are probably
lost-Michael W. Powers Of South
Boston accidentally shoots his little
daughter while cleaning a revolver
Isaac Stewart Of Everett, Mass, sent
to Jail for one year for brutality beat.
ing 4-year-old boy-Mr. and Mrs
| Charles J. Glidden reach Port Said on
automobile tour of the world.
MONDAY, JUNE 5.
No official word reaches Washington
regarding probable attitude of czar to,
ward ending war-G. A. Cooke of
Cambridge, Mass, in jealous rage
stabs wife and Allen Tirrell and takes
poison; Cooke and wife may die
Hoke Smith announces candidacy for
governor of Georgia-Peter L. Kin.
herley, pioneer copper miner, dies al
Chicago of apoplexy; wealth estimated
at $10,000O00-Grand jury to heal
charges of illegal registration at Cam
bridge, Mass-Malden, Mass, mar
dies of lockjaw; ran rusty nail into foOt
-"Bluebeard" Hoch sentenced to be
hanged June 23-Fight for attorney
general absorbing attention of Republi
cans of achusetts-Salem, Mass.
woman bequeathed 100000 by Lyman
T. RhoadeS of Boston-President aut
kaiser agree it is too early for peace
Takahira at White House-Child at
tackled by snake near Kewanee, Ills.
and bitten several times-Captain o.
Portland schooner charged with homi
eide in New York--Michael N. Pow
ers of South Boston accidental,
shoots his daughter-Ambassado
Reid warmly welcomed on landing il
England.
The Wisdom of scroggins.
The wisdom of Scrogglns, millionaire
ex-stage driver, from John Url Lloyd: