St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-02-19
DIARY OF EVENS.
TUESDAY, FEB. II.

The condition of Theodore Roosevelt
Is apparently very serious. Nothing
could be obtained from the house, but
1t is believed the patient is delirious--
Vice President Frank G. Andrews of
the City Savings bank, Buffalo. ar
rested and arraigned on the charge Of
having "wilfully, fraudulently and
knowingly" secured from the bank,
without security, and without the
knowledge OF the other directors, the
sum Of 81, 8000-William II. Mich
olson, aged %, was electrocuted ut Re.
we're, Mass, while at his work rs line
man-Patrick Cummings Of Brattle.
boro VT, disregarded his physicians
instruction and died from taking an in
ternal application Of wood alcohol
Schooner John z. Randall If po"t!and
Me-, for the safety of which there Is
much anxiety at her home port, may
have gone down off Barnegat-The
new navy has cost the United States
500 ,803,92S for construction and So
343, 235 for repairs on completed vessels
olympia sails for New York to join
Admiral Evans squadron; may return
to help Boston welcome Prince Henry
Irish ENJOYS arrive in New York
Attleboro Falls. Mass, postoffice robbed
--Keene, N. H., pail factory burned
Forty wood workers strike at
Worcester, Mass-Few voters register
under Connecticuts new caucus law
-COrOner's jury finds Shafer, Mathe-
son and Epps responsible for New York
subway explosiOn-New York petition
for reform in baggage inspection may
lead to changes in the law-Senator
Foraker offers amendment to Philip.
pine tariff bill, making rate % percent
Of Dingley tariff-COunt Tolstoi's
health in serious ondition-Mission
buildings burned at Fayen, near Can
ton-Great Britain may transfer Wei
Hal Wei to Germany-Internati
sugar conference postponed until Feb.
17-Revolution against President
Castro in Venezuela gains-German
emperors opposition to Christian
Science and similar cults finds support
German paper declares that country
has document to prove that she stopped
action against the United States before
the Spanish war.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. -.
The consensus of reports from the
sick room of Theodore Roosevelt, Jr,,
who is i'll with pneumonia at the Groton
school infirmary, tend to show IN i'm
provement, but the crisis of the disease
is still to come-Parliamen paper
issued at London giving the terms
of a practical alliance between Great
Britain and Japan for the preservation
of China and Corea; regarded rs q di-
rect move against Russia and to ex-
plain the abandonment of the colony Of
Wei Hal Wei-Small, Maynard & Co.,
publishers, Boston, assign for the bene-
fit of their creditOrs-Steam ShiD In
draveli returns to Portland Ore, on
fire-Cleveland to draw up ordinances
for a system Of Scent fares-Govcrnor
MIDI lut VI w dSlluStOu ucEldItS VIZ
orous war on the railway lobby -
Our trade with southern France greatly
increased through direct shipments to
Nice-SiouX and Assiniboines from
Montana would have half their rcserva-
ton opened for settlement--I Holy
Ghost and Us society at Shiloh. Me-,
quarantined, a member having been
exposed to smallpoX--A brother of
Malvar, the insurgent leader, captured
in Batangas.-Remains of an ancient
race Of giants found in New Mexico
General Gomez believes the United
States will keep pledges to Cuba--
Ambassador White says Germany dur
ing the war was always friendly and
neutral-Mr. Hoar's resolution. fixing
the last Thursday in April for Inaugural
ton, passed by the senate-Claims in
Samoa are before King Oscar for arbi-
traton-Quiet at Colon, but an attack
is possible at any moment--Londol
press complains of bad management Of
meat contracts-France appoints
woman secretary to New York consul
general-Italian Free MasonS decide
that their society shall cease to he secret
William Redmond says Ireland, not
the Transvaal is England's greatest
menace.
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