St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-01-29

for the Chinese before senate commit
tee-Pan-American congress adopts
resolutions favOring an inter-oceanic
canal-SenatOr Mason Introduces a
resolution providing thanks and a
sword for Admiral Schley and medals
for the men under him at Santiago
Northern Transyaal nearly clear Of
RQers-FOreign ministers to China
Baesent their NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
land papers oppose renewal Of French
shore treaty-Prince Henry selects
large number of valuable gifts for Amer.
icans-Kurds are again in the field and
fierce tribal conflicts are reported in
Scheepers said to have been
guilty of violations of usages of war, in
Guiding seven cold-blooded murders
British government leaders, reply to
question in house of commons causes
belief that Beers have appealed for
peace, but that plea was rejected.
SATURDAY,JAN. %.
The feature Of the transfers strike
al Boston is the application of the r. S,
Brine Transportation company to the
superior court for an injunction re-
straining the officers and members Of
the Transfers union and the Allied
Freight Transportation council from
any interference with its business, in
timidating or insulting its employees
The coroner's jury which investigated
as to the cause of the recent disaster
in the tunnel of the New York Central
railroad at New York, in which IL
lives were lost, returned with a verdict
completely generating the crew Of the
locomotive which crashed into the rear
end of the illfated train and placing the
blame for the conditions leading up TO
the accident on the officials of the rail
road-As the result Of a mine disaster
at Lost Greek, Ia, q dead are in a
morgue, and eight are in hospital. The
explosion was what is known as
"dust' XplOsion-HOrace G. Van
Denberg, lawyer, convicted Of per
jury, was sentenced at Salem, Mass, to
not less than five years not more than
10 years in state prison--Harry H.
Townsend plads guilty to stealing from
the Bristol county National bank of
Taunton, Mass, of which he was
casher-Admiral Dewey's flagship
Olympia, after twO-years' remodelng,
goes in commission at CharlestoWn
navy yard today; she is practically
new ship-Levelo of Lake Erie falling
rapidly-Ex-Pr President Cleveland and
a party of friends hunting in South
Carolina- Hawaii would not oppose 10
percent concession to Cuba--Senate
passes bill granting pension Of $4,000 10
Mrs. McKinley-Treaty Of ccsSion Of
Danish West Indies to the United States
signed-House passes the Cannon
amendment favoring a post at Manila,
and also passes the urgent deficiency
bill as a whole---FuriOus gale off
Japan; 200 fishermen missing--Brit-
sh sugar and tea trade disturbed by
prospect Of increased duty--England
wishes TO maintain status quo in Per-
sian gulf and China-EXpIoring ship
Discovery in bad condition when she
left New Zealand
SUNDAY, JAN. &c.
Lost Creek mine disaster the worst
of its kind in the history of Iowa; %
killed--Shops of Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern road at Washington, Ind,
closed-Mr. HOar's resolution to
amend constitution to be favorably re-
pOrted-COlonel Sam Parker, 4 royal
ist to replace Governor Dole rs gov
ernor of Hawaii-COngress to continue
Chinese exclusion till expiration of
treaty-COoper union receives a sec
ond gift from Carnegie, this time, $780,
000-Woman tries Carrie Nations
tactics at saloon at Webster, Mass, and
is Observation-Disclosures for $25,00O,O0C
authorized on Detroit railway prop
erties-Sybil Sanderson announces
that she will not wed Comte de Fitz.
James-Cattle raising states in the
west in the grasp Of fierce blizzard
Eleven Lawrence, Mass, men indicted
for conspiracy to defraud the city
Schooner ROzella, formerly from Glou-
cester probably lost with six men
Indictments likely to be asked against
three New York Central officials
Anti-Croker factions in Tammany Hall
already working to down Nixon
Balfour admits that Great Britain re.
jected BOeT overtures for peace
Colombian rebels driven back from 30,
gotta, the capital of the republic Eu
ropean powers not eager to publish
Spanish war cuments-Genera'
Miles declares that he is not candi
date for president-NewB Bedford Over
seers of poor resent criticism Of city's
observation-disclosures may make st
Thomas a port Of call and free it oil
duties-Trouble between organiza
tiOns Of shoe workers a t Haverhill.
MONDAY, JAN. q.
Mrs Bridget Kilroy was beaten tt
death at her home at Boston, the terrible
ending of family quarrel provoked, the
police say by her husband while he was
crazed with liquor The husband il
under arrest, and after sleeping off thu
debauch will be charged with murder
At the home five young children mourn
the loss of their mother-The deaC
body of woman, supposed to bea Mrs
McDonough, found in the woods abou
half mile from Bath, Me--BostoI
board of health sent 1875 doctors int
East Boston district to make a hous,