St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-02-11


Boston, explodes and Injuries two iren;
many narrowly escaped deatll--Bos-
ton and Northern Street Railway COM
pany must provide proper standi lg
room for patrons, by ruling Of the rail-
road commissioners Shoe factories
burned at Peabody, Mass - Montana
senate defeats woman suffrage bill =
Quiet at Waterbury, Conn, but no sign
of settlement of trolley strike---Three
men killed by collapse of a building at
Buffalo--Tilden club does not invite
Bryan to its harmony dinner--New
York merchants working for reciprocity
with West Indies-Body of the wife Of
Professor Peck of Yale found in Fort
Hale park-New York physicians dis
cuss plans for checking consumption in
the nements-Boston Museum of
Fine Arts large purchaser of japanese
objects at the Silo sale in New York
Delaware regulars question Addicks'
motives, and believe there is a trick be-
hind his Withdrawal--Probable fail
ure of Alaskan treaty shock 10 British
foreign office-Sir John Lubbock
coins a new worl-"manywhere"--
Montreal strikers wreck Il car, and Il
motorman is seriously injured-.Auar-
chist Rubino Oh trial in Brussels for at
tempting to kill King Leopold La
Discussion of Havana holds that taxes
from Isle of Pines belong to Cllba--
British emigration 10 Canada unman-
ageable and requires government SUI
pervision-London Daily News starts
a new pro-Macedonian agitation; situa-
ton considered full Of peril--Wyud-
ham expects the new irish laul I'LL to
suit everybody, excepting, possibly, the
British tax payer,
SUNDAY, FEB. s.
Boot and Shoe Workers union alleged
to have violated the alien contract labor
law in bringing cutters to Lynn from
Montreal-New Haven railroad eX-
perimenting with Scotch coal for its
freight engines-Member Of Painters
union at Hartford forced to withdraw
from militia-SaX0ny refuses to allow
crown princess to see her sick child
Two military companies to be Or
gained by Yale studelhs---Boston In
stitdte of Technology may sell its build
ingS and move to Il subui b--New
York police shocked by two safe bur-
lnt ,if 4Ct 1ni q
railway strike ended, and mems V ages
are raised Wooden CON-
pany strike at North |assalboro, Me,
declared O1f--HortOn, % to shot,
wins the $4,000 Burns handicap at San
| Francisco-Lessd disturbance at Water.
bury, Conn, and troops are to be with
drawn-Two WiiliamstoWI, Mass,
boys drowned while ska ting with 10 one
near to rescue--Dr W. i. Smith ar
! rested at Providence on criminal mal.
/ practice charge-Uniied States cruiser
| Raleigh has trouble with crew at Ports.
mouth, n. H-Tract Of 200000 acres
/ selected for Beers who are to settle in
/ TeXas-General Weaver to be put for.
ward as Bryan candidate for governor
in Iowa-President ,.oubet of France
to visit st. Louis in the summer of 1901
Lowell city physician recommends
the abolition of his own office Six
tern-monthS- old child SuffOcatr,l during
fire at Keene, n. H--NIaneuverS fol
the torpedo fleet take place near New
port this spring-Amcsbury, Mass.
ministers count 427 men ut work in the
carriage aCtories-Orienta mill weav.
ers strike at Providence seriously Grip
pies the plant-Reading officials an.
nounce there is no further danger OF
coal famine-Grand jury finds no bill
against Katherine V. Richardson
charged with attempt to poison her
mother at Revere, Mass-~Americans
have given $4,000 for famine Sufferers
in Finland---King Edwards illness
only slight cold, but there were great
/ fears.
MONDAY, FEB. D.
Thousand lives reported lost in hur-
ricane and tidal wave which swept So,
ciety Earthquake shocks in
Missouri, Illinois and Kentucky
Congregational church at East Wey-
mouth, Mass, burned--Brazil and 20
livia to settle Acre dispute by arbitra-
tion-Standard Oil company said to
have interposed directly in the senate
and congress TO prevent any antitrust
legislation; president tells congress
there must be antitrust legislation OF
an extra session vii! be caled---lIouse
of representatives passes the Littlefeld
antitrust bill, 245 to Sudden death
of Rear Admiral Frank WiideS, Z. S
n, on way home from China-Can.