St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-02-03

aker Wright.
SATURDAY, JAN. 80.
Two hundred San Bias Indians APP
proach gunboat Bancroft in canoes I'M
der cover of darkness off Colombian
coast, but are discovered and scurried
away amid shower of bullets; Colombia
said to be preparing for war--Russia' s
reply to Japan said to be conciliatory;
war seems improbable-Tug G. Nj.
Winslow wrecked by striking reef IN
Vineyard sound-Cyrus L. Ryan held
at bingham, Mass, for alleged murder
of Chinese laundryman at Hanover
William +. Mannix, who tried to have
Governor Bates cash a check for him,
held at Boston for the grand jury I'M
der $1,000 Donds-New York Com
merciaI Advertiser reduces price to 1
cent-Delaware Democrats boom
Judge Gray for the presidency
Prince Cupid, Hawaiis delegate to con-
gress, may retire-State of Illinois to
erect soldiers monument at Vicks-
burg--EXplosion at Hardwick mine
now said to have been due to defective
shot-Republican precinct adrift in
and Missouri-Frick Coke company
of the Steel trust withdraws from open
market and will not sell TO Independents
Elk Mayor AmeS of Minneapolis set
free by Quashing of Indictment under
which he was convicted and sentenced
Americans to invest 100000 to
establish a street railway in Manila
St Louis seeks loan Of 81, 100000 from
the government for the Senator
Aldrich hints at negotiations with Co
lombia to restore good feeling
ness at postal hearing testifies that
Machcn was close to Heath during their
term of office-AsSOciation formed in
Denmark to prevent sale of Atlantic
islands Pope Plus said to consider
concordat heavy drag on church in
France Agitators in Human prov
ince, China, urge rising to expel for
eigners; trouble feared-The porte
warns Austria and Russia that Mace
domains have planned murder of re-
form agents Kaffirs join Hereros in
Southwest Africa and Germans holding
Okaha ndja are hard pressed
SUNDAY, JAN. 81.
w K Vanderbilt, Jr., breaks all
previous American automobile records
at the Ormond-Dayton beach course,
going 80 miles in 40m, 40 2-5s-
Quincy, Mass, policemen must indulge
in revolver practice to become good
shots-First-cla coin counterfeiting
plant raided and three arrests made i'll
Brooklyn borough, New York; Mexican
1o1I ~
William d. Lamont a burglar with a
record Seven square inches of skin
grated upon a Chicago girl burned in
the IroquOis theatre fire-William J.
Bryan rushes across country to see dy-
ing sister in vain; Miss Bryan dies be-
fore he arrives-Oregon sheep king ar
rested for connection with land fraud
cases-Hattie Burdette, who is now
in Boston, has sued John w. Buehler OF
Chicago for $4,000 for alleged breach
of promise to marry Cohasset,
Mass, selectmen vote 2 to 1 against the
Norwell and Scituate street railway
franchise Indiana pol
iticians call on Roosevelt and assure
him real Roosevelt delegates will be
sent to Chica go-RuSsian wins Greco
Roman wrestling match at London from
the Terrible Turk for a purse of
$4,000 inside of one minute--Amer-
lean explorer, Oscar T. Crosby, in Paris
after long trip in central Asia; he finds
Russia absorbing Chinese Turkestan.
MONDAY, FEB. L.
Mrs Maybrick removed from Ayles-
bury prison to private institutions; hel
pardon expected in few weeks-Harry
A. Bailey, formerly city clerk OF
Nashua, n. H., and wanted there fol
two years OH charge of embezzline
$4,000, arrested at st. Louis and admits
his identity-National house votes
unanimously not to pay double mileage
for the double session of congress
Three alleged burglars arrested al
Lynn, Mass, held for grand jury i'll
$4,000 each and lodged in Salem jail
Police and Law and Order society
agents of Philadelphia make a roundup
of disreputabIe resorts in that city, roc
agents and patrolmen being engaged
-Wornout supports cause collapse OF
city hall at Fitchburg, Mass-Jury il
the case of James NJ. Tilbury, charged
with attempting to blackmail Mrs
Hollis NJ. Thurston of Chicago, returns
verdict of not Electric cal
leaves the tracks at Augusta, Me, am
several of its IA passengers are hurt
Lieutenant Pratt charged with q
$500 shortage in army funds in Ma
nila-Boston' death rate last year
lowest since 1S49, the cholera year,
Book and job compositors of Boston anG
vicinity to strike ntinued drought
may necessitate a shutdown of mills al
Lewiston, Me-Gerry's Putney Hill
house at Hopkinton, n. H, destroyed
by fire-Japan expected, in st. Peters
burg. to- accept the terms of the Rus
sian note, which may be delivered thi:
week.
Penalty of the Smoker.