St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-02-19

New York carpenters strike ends -
Employees Of all railroads entering
Chicago must be vacclnated- Strik-
ing Colorado coal miners attack
Japanese who take heir places-New
electric arc headlight which is ex-
pected to solve the railway collision
prOblem--Two members of st. Louis
board Of health asked to retire, as re-
suit of the bad anti-toxin caSe-Vet-
erans' preference order issued by the
resident-Austria cannot decide upon
a plan to meet American competition
-Placing rural free delivery on a
| contract basis arOuses controversy in
congress-Rich gold discovery on
Ivory coast, west Africa-Arch-
bishop of Rheims complains Of the
power of Free Masonry in France
London Graphic believes the release Of
Miss Stone is far away as ever-Mr.
Chamberlain says the very existence Of
the empire is threatened by the South
African war and it must go on until dam
ger is averted.
SATURDAY, FEB. 10.
Admiral Evans will meet Prince
Henry on navy yard tug, thus set
ting disputed question of etiquette
Airship of Santos Dumont collapses off
Monaco; aeronaut rescued unhurt-
James L. Merrick of WaterviIle elected
president of Maine department, G. A.
R-Fr. Murphy, pastor of the Sacred
Heart church, Weymouth, Mass,
Frustrated by smallpox-Many small
vessels caught in the ice foes in the
Chesapeake and it's tributaries
T. Cavanaugh of Boston still sanguine
of being able to raise the battleship
Maine-Lord Rosebery voices his hos,
tility to the Irish at big meeting in
verpool-Seven men killed and
double the number injured by bowlder
falling upon train near Little Rock
Russia says if peace is menaced in the
east she will know how to safeguard
her Notwithstanding party will be
organized to look for DR.. e. n. Will
Jams, missing in New Hampshire woods
Wheeler of Kentucky attacks the
administration, Secretary Hay, Prince
Henry, Lord Pauncefote, and blames
President Roosevelt for permitting
member of his family to attend the
coronation of King Edward-Liberty's
torch on Bedloes island to be put out,
at the suggestion of the war department
and the lighthouse board-Sixteen
men saved from wreck of the fishing
schooner Elsie B. Smith off Orleans
bar-One man killed and 10 severely
injured by dynamite explosion at North
Andover, Mass.
SUNDAY, FEB. 16.
Two women killed, one man and two
women injured by an explosion of gas
at the home of 7. Elmer Gould, West
Brooktield, Mass-Count Tolstoi
omewhat better-Secretary Cortelyou
denies report that he is to resign as
presidents secretary-Heavy fall of
snow in South Carolina and Georgia
-Hegelman and Cayanaugh win the
six-day. go-as-yOu-please contest, COW
ering no miles-New York Democrats
hail Shepard as the Tiden of today,
and to start boom for the governor
ship and presidency--Prince Henry
sails from Bremerhaven for New York;
Hohenzollern's officers amuse them
selves in New York and at Niagara
Timothy Kelly, aged 70, of Cambridge,
Mass, killed by an electric car
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., continues to
Improve rapidly-Harry W. Leach of
Brockton Mass, shoots his wife twice
IF Murphy Of Weymouth, Mass,
believed to have only a slight touch Of
smallpOX-Revere, Mass, selectmen
revoke the appointment of Charles H.
RhOades as chief of police and so notify
bim-Third explosion of dynamite at
the Danvers and Middlesex street rail-
way bed, North Andover, Mass, adds
another to list of injuries, the total be-
ing 13-Twenty-year-old Flatbush
girl charged with murder of 19-year-old
New. Yorker whom she loved.
MONDAY, FEB. II.
Electric car plunges over embank-
ment at Haverhill, Mass; four pas
sengers injured and large number
severely shaken up-Twelve British
killed and so wounded by falling into
trap set by BOers-MayOr Hurley of
Salem, Mass. launches boom for con-
gress-General Bell has practically
cleared up the instruction in Batangas
province-Nicholas Fish frightfully
slashed with a razor at Springfield,
Mass, by an Italian--More rioting at
Trieste; three rioters killed and many
injured--Boer delegates leave The
Hague; coming to the United States
Russia regrets" our protest against the
Russo-C Chinese bank convention
Lodge amendment to the census bill de-
feated in national senate-New oil
company buys 10S,000 acres Of land in
Rocky mountain states--Illinois Cen
trail to plant catalpa trees all along its
lines for timber-Grip and smallpox
ravaging ngland-Jeffries and Fitz-
simmons agree on termsfor champion
ship battle-Miss Alice Roosevelt AZ
rives at Groton, Mass; her brother
continues to mprove-"Billy" VEST
noted minstrel, dies as result of opera,
ton for cancer-Sheriff PearsOn's
deputies make more seizures at Port
land. Me--Brigands said to have re-
ceived the ransom for Miss Stone at last
Supposed extensive coal bed dis
novnrad on n farm in TOWN Of A11hnrn