St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-01-15

land Construction N0lnlna
tons of Shaw and Payne confirmed
Tinted States fiscal agent in Chlhi
ppointed-Senate committee VIII re
port favorably on the department O.
congress bill-Cuban merchants de
clare absolute ruin is threatened Il tar
if concessions are not Ihaue---Re
port of a revolution in Paraguay--Em
perOr of China still a mere tlgurehea(
British recover the gun lost a
enlaagte-China's empress or
ders Tung Flu Hsang beheaded--
American capital invited TO develop
Chinese mines-VOn BulOw tries t
check anti British feeling in Germany
Chill and Argentina reach q perfect
! mutual understanding, and lastng
| peace is expected
SATURDAY, JAN.11.
Settlement of the threatened strike of
| the Boston teamSters agreed upon at
a conference held at the rooms OF the
state board of arbitration, which is al
most identical with the original de-
mands made upon the master team
sters by their men and there will be no
strike--In spite of the silence OF the
police it has become known that the
group of government bonds valued at
$4,000 which are said to have been
stolen at Boston, were obtained from N.
w. Harris & Co., bankers, on a forged
certified check on the National Shaw
nut bank-Massachusetts railroad
commissioners authorize the issue Of
S3,S58,000 of Boston and Albany bonds
Notorious Swindler who operates
under the name of Lord Charles BereS-
ford" arrested by Boston police--In-
diana Democrats agree to ignore Bryan
in coming campaign-Ex-Governor
James B. McCreary nominated by Ken
lucky Democrats to succeed Senator
DebOe--Official telegram from Con-
stantinOple says Miss Stones release is
only a question of a few hours
Waller completes march across Samar
Part of North Atlantic squadron
may go to Observation-Disclosures post
masters warned to eschew active poll
tics-AbolitiOn Of Pacific transport
service under consideration-Indi-
cations that Hills financial bill will be
pushed through congress-Civil sun
dry appropriation bill shows a consid-
cradle reduction in stimates-Gen-
eral Funston says Samar is still puz-
zle, it being difficult to locate insur-
gents-Report of revolt in Paraguay
is cOnfrmed-Doer delegates in Hol-
land expecting peace Overtures-Of-
fetal notice Of the end of the dispute
between Argentine and Chili-French
minister to China refuses to present
credentials until demands are satisfied
Chilli presents note to Pan-American
congress threatening to leave and to
break with Mexico if compulsory arbi-
trattoh is adopted.
SUNDAY, JAN. -.
Richard Croker announced his re-
tirement from the formal leadership of
Tammany Hall at the meeting of the
executive committee. Lewis Nixon,
head of the shipbuilding firm of Lewis
Nixon u Co., at Elizabeth, n. j.. was
named as Mr.. Cookers successor as the
chairman of the finance committee. The
position, by long usage, carries with it
the leadership Of the organization
Annie Beaudry shoots Jennie Gagnon
in mill at Manchester, n. H., and then
kills herself. Miss Gagnon will re-
cover. The affair is attributed to an
unbalanced mind-No more volunteers
will enlist in England at present low
pay-Cutts, the Harvard football
player is found to be a PROFESSIONAL
Joseph Chamberlain speaks defiantly of
Germany at Observation-Disclosures,
Mass, public works superintendent is
depOsed from office-Receive of taxes
for New Rochelle, N. Y, confesses to
Observation-Disclosures of a New
York window robbed of over $1,000
worth Of gems and silver. D. Yeo-
mans Of Iowa may be candidate for
presidential nOmination-James ].
Hill said to be reaching for a fleet of
government ansports--Fifteen
hundred men put to work on the site of
worlds fair at st. Louis-Miss GLADYS
Deacon of Boston one of the beauties of
the season in Stadium cover
ing IL acres to be built for Chicago
0lVmDioI 0ou1ac of 1904 JN;r q
Pugilist KID Mccoy obtains divorce
and alimony at Observation-Disclosures
lean congress again defers final action
on arbitration--Death of Horace n.
Sender, former editor of The Atlantic
Monthly-James r. Hopkins has
served for so years as fire chief of
SOmerville. Mass-Mammoth steel
ship Atlas, for Standard Oil company.
launched at Bath, Me.
MONDAY, JAN IS.
Medical authorities at Manila assert
thata considerable amount of the break
ing down among American residents of
the Philippine islands is due to nos
'algla. The newspapers of Manila are
urging United States Philippine COM
mission to make an appropriation for
daily cabled news service from the
United States, thus bringing Ameri-
cans into closer touch with their home
ilIe--Chicago branch of the American
Iransyaal league adopts petition call
ing upon President Roosevelt to enforce
the neutrality Iaw-Surveyors en-
ployed jointly by Pennsylvania and
Maryland to correct the boundary limo