St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-01-30
Men Women and Events.
a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

+,,rv MAGAZINE nv that sweet singer of
tho co1ored race Paul Lawrence Dunbar.
&c narticularlv appropriate.
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o Dough of the old oak tree:
And WY I'VE %nen l 20 through inc Sn'ue you
Runs shudder over me.
NY eaTes saw we RE- 81 in en- 1S veins le
But saw in the moonlight dim and weird
az bent me down to hear hi, sigh;
shook with his gurgling moan;
And lett him here alone.
They charged him with l, the DID, old crime
Oh, why does the dog howl all night long.
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feel a the rope against al n;t,, my bark,
I feel in the throe of his final woe
~ $3.50 -, 49, o y, ,'-aa pam +h
On bough that bears the ban.
From the he curse si of If a gniitiess man"
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ao.o.1 ,,o,4o..t :, 49, 1zo., Oh;o
infantry He has never become a mem.
Der Of the Grand ARMY, but it is expected
that he will be received into
membership in short time.
When Gen. Rassieur, Commander-in-
Chief of the G. AR, was in Washington
a few DAYS ago, he asked Mr.. Hanna
why he didn't Join the organization.
Mr.. Hanna declined, but when Gen Ras-
sieur became serious and made the invi-
tation pressing the senator reluctantly
consented.
There is a great deal of pathos in the
reply of Queen Victoria's faithful Scotch
servant and lifelong attendant in her
majesty's household, who, when asked
by a friend shortly before her death,
"How is her maiesty?" said ooh, mon,
she is lust a dear old woman diving. All
majesty is gone out of her." This was
the feelingof all the dependents in the
household during those last hours.
The casa NJ A,vord +he New Work. en-.
bezzler who stole about $500 600 and
reoe;vsd y se,tence of1o veors +berefor
hoo . no-olleI =, Enolord r Iake
who at one time was one of the most
prominent solicitors in Great Britain and
who was accused of misappropriatiug
trust funds to the amount of 1865, OOO
was found guilty last week and sentenced
to twelve years penal servitude.
The Military Affairs Committee of the
sano+e 10 made IN of old soldiers Sena.
tore Rate and pettus fouoht in the Mex;.
70 vor and IN +be Confederate army
also Ro+e uos ma;or.oerera1 and
pet+re hr;oad;er GENERAL in the rebel
lion Oftbe other Democrats Cockrel,
uoO . hr;oadier.osrara1 and Harris Of
Kansas an ad;rtart.oenera1 with Will
cox,s br;oode IN the republican side
Senator II aw,ev chairman If the com-
mittee, was a brevet major-general,
Proctor a colonel, Shoup a lieutenant
and captain of scouts. Sewell a major
general, Warren private and nou-com-
missioned officer and Burrows a major.
FL p,,aocher Iro;+.d Stotas Con.
CO, a. Ndo-ooo;bo ve,ezre,o has r,oda q
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average height is from four to hive feet.
In the death If Giusenne Verdi the peo.
nile of Italv have sustained a loss that we
of the United States can but little com.
nrehend. Not that we do not appreciate
high. class music, for this country has in
deed become the finished musicians most
profitable field, but music, in it's true