St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-01-28

Baltimore SuU-lfedSuFy CAUSE iluiltlHS
of receipts-The formalin cure for
blood poisoning failed in case of patient
who also had eunonia-Two thou
sand British colonists coming to Canada
Venice to spend 100000 to restore
historic buildings-Ecuado closes
ports against ships from San Fran
cisco-Anniversary Of Queen Vic
tora's death observed in England
Chill ready for bids for construction
of the trans-Andean railroad--Seiz-
ure of swords in China shows that
modern weapons are being used
Japan's trade is prosperous, and not af-
fected by political troubles of the coun-
try-South African mine owners op-
pose anything like government control
of their property-Discussion in Eng
land of proposed reciprocity treaty be-
tween United States and Cuba is post
poned-Turkey grants English schools
and religious institutions same privi-
leges as other orthodox establishments.
SATURDAY, JAN. "a.
Panama canal treaty agrees to cash
payment of $10,000,000 in gold and
rental of $250,000 year; United States
secures perpetual control of route COW
ering tract of land six miles wide
Members of Lynn board of trade fail
in efforts to settle labor controversy
Secretary Shaw will begin refunding in
T,,Iy- 70 IN
cept house Philippine coinage BILL
Hearing on the LESSER bribery charges
before the house ommittee-COvernOr
Taft tours southern LuZon, and is re-
ceived with great enthusiasm Elkins
trust bill considered a menace to the
interstate commerce commission
Nomination Of Mr.. Long of Kansas for
senator is distinct administration VIC
tory-Last two of the gun crew of
the Massachusetts die as result Of
wounds received in the explosion -
Quay holds up the senate with the state
hood bill, and many minor measures are
likely to perish as 4 result Street cars
running on every line in Waterbury.
Conn-Two killed and four injured by
explosion of dynamite in Pittsburg-
Independent operators call witnesses be-
fore coal strike commission--R Bishop
Burgess of Long Island commends the
Roman Catholic position on divorce
The court Of special sessions iii New
York refuses to examine charges against
Police Inspector Brooks-Herr Krupp
left a fortune of SAG, 750, 000--C Cuban
house votes amnesty for strike rioters
Death of Augustus J. G. Hare,
English authOr-Circuars issued in
China aim to secure sympathy for the
tmpeIOr-The United States supports
the protests of American colonists in the
Isle of Pines-'resident of reichstag
resigns owing to disapproyal of his atti
tude on the discussion Of the emperor's
speeches-Germany will he asked to
delay sending statue of Frederick the
Great to this country as war college
grounds are now unfit for its erection.
SUNDAY, JAN. -.
Mayor Harrison Of Chicago announces
lie is a candidate for reelection
Christ Episcopal church burned at
Mohtpelier, Vt; loss $4,000 uay's
statehood bill likely to delay ratification
of Cuban reciprocity treaty-House
passes agricultural bill; 100000 for
seed MISUNDERSTANDING man ex-
poets to send wireless messages to
definite points-Eight Gloucester
fishing vessels imprisoned in ice off
Newfoundland Gallagher,
safe expert, arrested as a cracksman--
Venezuelan company seeks Missouri
military men to settle in Venezuela
John Duufea seeking contract for tun-
Melting under the Hudson river
Brazil TO send two divisions OF troops
and two steamers to Acre-Denlented
man expresses purpose to kill Mayor
Low of New York-TWo kisses from Il
coed cost an 0berlin student $3.50
each-NegOaition broken off between
company and strikers at Waterbury,
Conn-William Gray, inventor of tele-
phone pay station, dead at Hartford-
Chicago physician denounces Sunday
school books as mental poison--Body
of Mrs, Mary Sanborn found frozen to
ground in Gloucester, Mass, woods -
Riley Grammar. the noted turf p!unger,
goes broke" at New 0rIeans--Ger-
many's attitude an argument for in
crease in United States navy-Manu-
facturerS' association of Lynn firm
against knights of Labor.
MONDAY, JAN. &c.
Former Secretary of Navy Long in a
Boston intiymary; sickness said to be
not SerioUS--SmallpoX hospital at
Saco, Me, burned at early morning
fire; patients flee in night clothes, with
mercury many degrees below zero
Mrs Sarah NJ Grover burned to death
at Northampton, Mass-Grand Army
shows opposition to placing statue of
Lee at ttysburg-Terriblc ex-
perience of schooner Andrew Adams off
Nausett, Cape Cod-Sch0oners But
trick and Luce in collision off Highland
Light, Cape COd-Public ownership
causes another clash at the miners con-
vention--Guardian for Miss Katherine
V. Richardson named by Tittlcton, N.
H., probate COURT, Ogden Armour
after forcing prices up unloads 100000
bushels Of Wheat-President of A. O.
II. protests against conviction of Colonel
Arthur Lynch--Alasllan boundary