St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-02-15


not alarmed by Cannon's speech, and
SHOWS that 1t is misleading AS 30 the
treasury's future-Spain will not sell
the Carolines-Impenet cuirass
SAID 10 nave been invented by French
man.
SUNDAY. FEB. IL.
Inc capture of Aguinaldo the object
pI General Otis campaign; Dewey shells
Maiapon; Hong Kong Filiplnos make re-
hiarkabie statement about the Amerl-
cans; say they killed 1000 women and
children--About 100 more subpoenas
served upon Marlboro strikers-Dave
ouiiivan and Marty McCue fight 20
round draw-Aaron N. Fellows Of
brooklyn brought to Boston on charge
OF forging his fathers name to bonds and
selling them--Crotty, the Boston man
IN the Second heavies, who choked a
comrade to death, thought to be insane
-Cubans feel sighted at the position
oHered them In funeral procession of
General Garcia and decline to attend
mo tldings of the disabled steamship
Pavonia-In zero weather three men
are punished In the pillory and eight
sherlH-Hegelman wins the 12-hour
go-as-you- please race in New York;
Fierce, the Bostonian, fell from exhaus-
Arrangements completed for
eiectrocutions at Massachusetts state
prisonr-Plea of not guilty entered for
Nancy Guilford at Bridgewater, Conn
Parker B. Pauslamb, a Cambridge.
MASS, boy. supposed to have sustained
ratal injuries in Hemenway gymnasium
beatty Balestier threatens to sue his
brother-in-law, Rudyard Kipling, for
$4,000 damages for malicious prosecu-
tion-Indictment found against Juror
Miliken, George II. Wentworth and
David c. Sullivan in the Mulrey -Scollans
case at Boston.
MONDAY, FEB. 10.
| Ice In Boston harbor makes naviga-
ton almost impossible; Handkerchief
lightship, in Vineyard sound, gone from
its position-Ofiicial abstract of the
report on the conduct of the war as
made by the war investigation COM
mission;. Secretary Alger criticised
General Miles blamed for dereliction of
duty, and finding rendered that no en-
balmed beef was supplied to the troops
-Fiipinos' losses foot up $500 killed
and vastly more wounded, besides
thousands captured; Americans lost IS
killed, 257 wounded; Aguinaldo's secre-
tary made prisoner; General Otis re-
ports insurgents gathering, but greatly
erpleXed-Steamer Bulgaria drifting
helplessly 800 miles off the Azores; 25
OF her passengers taken to Ponta Del
gada by the Weehawkeen; fate of others
unknown-No tidings of the steamer
Pavonia: company will send tug in
search of her-Lieutenant Scott of the
Fourth Kentucky volunteers shoots Col
onel Colson, his superior officer, at An
niston, Ala. in row which was the re-
suit of long Sentiment of
Fall River textile council that conflict
can only be avoided by concessions on
part of manufacturers-AIis Eliza
beth Kilsyth Livingston, beautiful
| young society woman of New York, en-
braces the Catholic faith-Martha
| Place, condemned to die for the murder
of her stepdaughter in Brooklyn, in a
statement declares her mind is a blank
as to the crilne-Dreyfus alleges that
| Ills duoWCIS W qucSllOlS VI tUG court
cessation are inaccurately transmitted
to Paris-Lumber land and mill owners
on the Machias river forming a combine
Belief in Washington that Mckinley
will accept a compromise on the army
reorganization bill, and an extra ses-
sion of congress thereby become I'M
ecessary--Horace Blanchard kills
himself in a cell at the Cambridge
Mass, jail-Judge Baldwin of the Con-
necticut supreme court advocates the
restoration of the whipping post and the
lash as the method Of punishment for
crimes against the personal---very.
four lives believed to have been lost in
snowslide at Plume City, Colo
Seventeen inmates of South Dakota in
sane asylum at Yankton persisted in
the flames; one fireman killed at Mon
treal; heavy fire losses at Chicago, AL
bany and New York-Elmwood Opera
House at South birmingham, Mass,
burned, loss aggregating about 100000
Twelve Chicago young people while
skating were carried on field of ice
far out into Lake Michigan; 10 were res
cued by soldiers as the risk of their
lives-Convention of the New Eng
land local assembly of the Brotherhood
of st. Andrew at Boslon-Lynn family
saved from asphyxiation by coal gas by
baby arousing it's mother.
TUESDAY, FEB. IA.
Police Officer Harnet found four per-
sons dead and three persons uncon-
scious in house in the rear of the John
A. Frye shoe factory at Marlboro,
Mass The medical examiner has be-
gun an investigation to determine the
cause of death-General Miller's forces
lombard and capture Iloilo; rebels set
fire to the town before retreating;
flames soon extinguished; no casualties
on American side-Blizzard general
east of the Mississippi; traffic generally
blocIaded; New England got full bene-
fit of blizzard-Five women in New
England draw pensions on account of
the war with Spain-Proposed bill
to establish a new board of commits
sioners on inland fisheries and game in
Massachusetts-No police officer like
ly to be sent to Italy after the man
charged with killing a Boston health
ofIicer-Coal famine threatened in
Boston; there Is only a small supply on
hand, and a further supply cannot be
obtained at present--Thomas J. Scol-
lans, one of the defendants in the Bos-
ton fraud cases, defaults, and n war
rant for his arrest Is issued-One man
killed. another man overcome, and seven
prize dogs, valued at $780, lost their
lives from inhaling coal gas at Boston
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