St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-03-18

Wright, London and Globe director
Building of Kayana railway in Fin
land caused by inquiries of American
ambassador.
FRIDAY, MARCH Is.
Ex-Mayor Ames Of Minneapolis de-
cides to return to that city from New
Hampshire and face bribery charges
Judge Day of supreme court seriously
sick of enmonia---Thirty- five build
ings for Y. M. G. A. work offered by
railroad corporations---l1ive L0ston
mail drivers arraigned on charge of
theft Of mail, and three pleGd guilty
Daniel Ryan and his life fourd
dead at Boston from gas snffocation;
death believed to have been result of ac-
cident-Penobscot river cpen to navi-
CATION, earliest on record Senate
agrees to vote on the canal on Tuesday
Action on the nomination of DR..
Crum refused by the senate Senate
adopts resolution allowing committee
on rules to sit during recess--Six
hundred million dollar claim against
Peru-South America eager for Pan
American ailroad---Russan ministry
sitting inquiry into agricultural de-
cline-Conservative member Of On
tario legislature charges bribery by
liberals-The car grants religious
freedom and partial local self-govern-
ment in Russia-Syndicate ould
leave Acre for cash "onsidera ton, but
Bolivia may not consent.
SATURDAY, MARCH II.
Order for investigation of election
corruption in Boston adopted by Massa-
chusetts house-Herd of - Amer
lean elk, gift of Blue Mountain Forest
Park association to state Of New
Hampshire, released on Ragged noun
tain-Robert G. JIedrick, aged 50.
commissioner of Indian affairs under
President Lincoln, dies at indianapolis
in poverty-Death of Arioch Went
worth, one of Bostons largest holders
Of real estate-Iuspecto Brooks of
New York police relieved of command
American Car and Foundry COM
pany gets control of Standard Steel Car
company and Southern Car and Foundry
company-Counterv sugar duty
again in tigation--Report that extra
session of congress is to he called is
premature, but not impossible Secre-
tary Cortelyou carries out his plan to
select only experienced men for his de-
partme General San Miguel, the
ladrone leader, willing to yield, but his
surrender will not be accepted --Ori
noco blockade raised-CZar'S reform
decree generally praised-Treasury
experts in England predicting 4 deficit
-Zoologist of Toll Arctic expedition
reaches Irkutsk, Sberia-Swedsh
| famine relief amounts to $25S000;
America sent $S5,000-Pekin lega-
tons think significance of boxer W
mors exaggera ted--MeXican bandits
hold up stage and kill six passengers
and the driver-Writer in Paris Eelair
| says Vatican's finances are threat
ened by French anti-clericalsm.
SUNDAY, MARCH Is.
Miss Julia Toombs of Providence
murdered on the street in cold blood by
William S. Morse, a rejected lover;
Morse was apprehended-Fre Peter
son stabbed to death at Quincy, Mass;
two arrests made-Opening Of the in
quest at Buffalo into the death Of e.
L. Burdick--Estatp of late General
VI oF hn1 10
be bankrupt-Presiden Roosevelt to
start on his notable western trip on
april /, probably flood
situation at st. Eouis, Memphis and
| New Orleans-lnjunction against
Waterbury labor leaders granted upon
request of street railway company,
whose so employees have been on strike
| G. days-Somervi.le, Mass, 10y of
5 years possibly fatally burned as re-
suit of two little companions playing
Indian" with him--Thief steals tray
of rings from a Boston jeweIry store
Dutch German company allowed by
Roosevelt to land cable at Guam-
Death at Hartford of former Con
gressman William L. Simonds--Strike
breakers houses stoned at Plaistow,
N. H-Revolvers used, but no one
shot in labor conflicts in streets at
Lynn, Mass.
MONDAY, MARCH 16.
7. Whitaker Wright, London pro-
moter, accused of being concerned in
colossal frauds in connection with the
organization of various financial cor
porations, arrested at New York on ar
rival of steamer La Lorraine from
Havre-ColoDel T.. o. Upham Of inc
First New Hampshire infantry dies at
his home at Keene, n. H--Indianapo-
lis grave robbers fight and murder for
possession of bOdies-New HaInp-
shire must wait year before having
battleship named for her-Reply of
Lowell mill agents to Textile council
refuses operatives request for ad-
vance in ages--Directors Of New
Haven road will uphold president on
strike Wasbout prevents the
passage of Maine Central trains near
OiamOn, Me-Strike in New York
ship yards settled---Major Rathbone
accuses General Wood of manipulating
the courts against him-Recelvers for
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