St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-02-26

Rice at the lnSugdCon OIL Lawyer rat
rick-Secretary Long to resign, now
that Schley case is disposed of-Only
$2O6,0OO needed to complete the So, OO0,-
600 fund for the new Harvard medical
school-Man charged with shooting
an Everett, Mass, patrolman, held in
$4,000; companion of the prisoner held
in same amount-Big cotton mill
burned at Corsicana, Tex-Sheehan
Democracy maturing plans to tight
Tammany-Dady may be forced out |
of Republican politics in New York
Justice Gray Of the supreme court |
stricken with paralysis-Suggestion |
that ex-Speaker Reed would be GOOD
candidate for Governor of New York
Serious mine trouble feared in Colorado
as result of putting japanese and ne
groes in places of white miners-GoV-
ernor Taft pleads for barracks in the
Philippines-Cuban generals sign an
urgent plea for justice from the United
States-Senator Patterson scores the
Philippine commission and the sedition
laws--United States addresses China
and Russia, entering protest against
exclusive privileges in Manchuria--
Pope enters upon the 25th year Of his
ntificate-French surgeons regard
chloroform as the safest anaesthetic--
Detachment of Scots Greys, a crack
dragon regimant, cut up by Beers at
Klipdam.
SATURDAY, FEB. q.
1t is thought 20 lives were lost IN the
Park Avenue hotel, New York, fire this
morning; that building and the list
regiment armory burned-SnoW, rain
and sleet cause great discomfort in
New York and New Jersey--LittIe
Boston boy clubs a negro VINO as
sauted and robbed his father, and aids
in his capture-Leyland liner Phil
adelphia disabled at sea and 1T IS
thought the Neckar is bringing her to
Halifax-Legal struggle for 4-year'
old boy Henry Newton of Greenfield,
Mass. results in the child being handed
over to Deputy Sheriff Smead If
the brigands have broken faith, united
States will deal hereafter only with
Turkey and Bulgaria, and will exact
that the brigands shall be eXtermlnated
regardless of cost or effort--.Alrs.
Honora Mccarthy observes ll2th
birthday at SALISBURY, Nt-Gcorg'
w. Clarke, charged with larceny in
Lynn disappears from Pittsburg just
as Governor Stone had honored
raouoisition papers from Massachu-
setts-Theodor Roosevelt, Jr., on his
way to Washington.
SUNDAY, FEB. %.
Nineteen lives were sacrificed in the
blaze which destroyed the list arm
ory and then ruined the upper part OF
the Park Avenue hotel, New York
Lives were sacrificed, Chief Croker
and other officials say, because the
hotel structure, which was said to be
fireproof, was without the ordinary
methods of escape, which the law de
mands. There were no fire escapes, nt
fire hose, not even bucket OF water
Chief Croker said-Terry McGOyer1
and Dave Sullivan settle the question
of superiority. McGovern won In the
18th round, after fierce battle--Fol
the first time within the walls OF the
United States senate one senate
struck another, and fist fight of half
minute followed before the astonishet
senators and officials could separate thu
belligerents. They were the Soutl
Carolina senators, Tillman and NJ
r hnnn of sword
/ points ever since McLaurin voted TO
} the ratification of the peace treaty wit
: Spain-Bitter struggle between Ior
de Freyne and his Irish tenantry-
= Several street fights in Barcelona
l strike may spread to other places
/ Eighty-eight medical students OF tn
' University of Iowa on strike-"Dick
3 Burge and other Liverpool bank burs
= lars heavily sentenced-Spalding fa'
1 ton in National Baseball league III
y holds him as leader-AgreemeI
8 on concessions to Cuba reached b
e house ways and means. Parmle
S Paret wins the indoor tennis champion
y shin in New York-T. E. Goul(
f fourth vicetim of West Brookfiel'
It Mass, explosion is dead-JaF
J. Gaudaur. the champion oarsman,
l. crippled by a fall on the ice-Claren(
It H. Nackey beats Q. A. Shaw, Jr, II
= the racket championship.
II MONDAY, FEB. "A.
- Prince Henry of Prussia reacht
u New York and was cordially we
. coined as the guest of the nation. j!
- land batteries that guard the outer ha
. Dor sounded the first greeting i'll
y salute of 81 guns, the rifles of a speci
- naval squadron assembled in his hon
90 re-echoed the sentiment, there we
- verbal greetings from the represent
=. tiyes of President Roosevelt the III II
- the navy and the city of New You
10 and a large crowd lined the way in
~ the CITY to see and cheer the sail
y Prince of Germany--Miss Ellen
20 Stone. the American missionary WI
Nv with Nine Tsilka, was captured
- brigands in the district of Salonil
20 Sept 8 last, has been released, and
~ rived at Strumitza, Macedonia. Mn
30 Tsilka and her baby were also releas
10 atthe same time. They are ali we'll
i.o Persistent rumor that Secretary Lon
, 10 retirement from the cabinet will be
li0 lowed by that of Secretary Hitchcc
- Charges against Arthur II. hoy