St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-12-31
DIARY OF EVENTS.
TUESDAY, DEC. %.

uelan dispute, but if powers wish it he
NAV do so-Landslide throws pas
senger train from track near Keene, N.
H.: two passengers hurt-Mate of
schooner Louise III. Crazy blamed for
that vessels collision with schooner f.
A. Palmer; II lives lost and survivors
experience terrible suffering-New
models of electric car Tenders submitted
TO Massachusetts, railroad commission
--Depositors of the defunct Globe
National bank, Boston, receive their
final dividend-Death of Commander
Francis NJ. Green, U. S. N--CaJifornia
may bar consumptiyes from the east
New Orleans strikers indicted on charge
of perjury in New York to form
n school teachers union-New hospital
for fresh-air treatment Of consumption
ut New Haven-Mayor BoOthby of
Portland, Me, reelected by the alder
men and cOuncilmen--Sta oil
barge burned: one man trying to save
the vessel killed by explOsion--City
marshal of Augusta, Me-, orders liquor
dealers to quit business Immediately
"A Chicago vivisectionist discovers
that local treatment may be applied to
the beart-Attempt made to exclude
the Bible from Nebraska schools. I'M
der ruling of supreme court--United
States consul likely to be sent to
Observation-Disclosures oppose the re-
dcmption plan of revised Fowler bill
ORGANIZATION for new revolt said to be
under way in China--Land question in
Ireland not likely to be settled by Dun
ravens CONFERENCE.-The reports
show that $500 people We're killed by
the earthquake at Andiian-Cana-
dian provinces ask for IA larger allow
ancc froln the dominion government
Cuba fears financial panic if reciprocity
treaty is completed, as foreign CrCdi-
tors would demand settlement of bills
due.
WEDNESDAY,, DEC. "A.
The first point of possible friction be-
tween United States and allies passed
in safety: steamship Caracas entered
blockadcd port of la Guaira and dis
charged passengers and cargo; com
ma1der of Italian warship doing duty
off the port announced intention of stop
ping her, but vigorous representa-
tons of commander of United States
2unboat Marietta led him to change his
opinion-Georgc w. Blake robbed by
highwaymen and thrown into river at
Cambridge, Mass, narrowly escaping
drowning Lewis Williams. promi-
nent Taunton, Mass, business man
killed by trolley car--CroWn Princess
of Saxony at Geneva with French tutor
who was banished from SaX0ny be-
cause of scandal--Death of Most Rev
Frederick Temple. Archbishop of Can
terbury and nrimate of ali England
Masonic temple burned at Beatrice
Neb-Strike declared by bridge work.
ers ut Trenton--EXperts doubt the
practical value of MaEonis work.
First consignment of souvenir gold dol
lars received at st. Louis-EXamina-
ton of sailors in New York shows that
they have well-developed cases OF
pague--New outbreak of cholera il
Manila--iligh pr0tectonistS plan wal
on reciprocity treaties-Secretary
Root may retire at the end of present
congrcSs-AIint prepares for prompt
work! on new coins for the Philippines
Japan considering expansion Of the
navy-NIutiny of Chinese soldiers sent
to Kwang-Si to suppress rebels
Dynamite exploded by anarchists al
door of cathedral in Geneva-MOroc-
can troops defeated in q sharp battle
with the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Austria
and Hungary for state control of sugar
roductiOn-Loubet accepts honorary
membership in the Society of the Gin
cnnati-Active relief work being car
ried on in the famine districts Of Fin
land-An Englishman climbs alone
the peak of Aconcagua, the highest
point reached by man.
THURSDAY, DEC. %.
Miss Begge Johnson shot and danger
ously wounded at Cambridge, Mass, by
her friend, Peter +. Gergcnsen, whC
didn't know the revolver was loaded
David w. Grover and his daughter
Bessie, killed by train near New Bed
ford, Mass. Miss Clara Grover die
later from njuries-Erncst f. Wray
ton murderously assaulted by an I'm
known man in the cellar of his house a
Boston-EXplosion in pool room a
Hot Springs, Ark, Injuries 80, of WHOM
10 will die-Owner of schooner Franl
A. Palmer eXonerates Captain Rawlin
from blame for collision with schOone
Louise B. Crary-Cornelins Wander
bilt will recover, says DR.. Flint
Coal fleet for Boston held back by ad
verse winds-Requests of German
and Great Britain to arbitrate Nene
zuela case in presidents hands; urge
to accept and to refuse; no inkling givel
to his decision-John r. SimondS, l
years old, accidentally shot dead b.
Harry Taylor, a boy of the same age
at Wilmington, Mass-Elaborat gift
exchanged between the president an
the cabinet members, and Mrs. Roose
Welt and the women of the cabinet --
Maine farmers profit from sale o
Christmas fir trees, worthless for lum
Der or fuel-Henry P. Smith. Bosto
millionaire, marries a nurse at Potts
vile, Pa-Salvation Army provide