St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-02-10

-HFcSlue1L Roosevelt 1OTu6fS WuOic-
safe removals of marshals and deputies
in Indian territory Town hall at.
Stamford, Conn.,, destroyed by fire; loss
$4,000 Chicago clubs bar negro
boxers Mcclellan of New
York orders six theatres closed
Bryan attacks Henry Watterson in
speech al Louisville-Plan for re-
organization of the United States Ship
building company agreed upon by con-
tending Princeton college I'M
earths plot for the advance sale Of
examination papers; five students ex-
PEELED and the town men arrested.
SATURDAY, FEB 6.
Japan ready to fight if Russia does
not give written guarantees as to Man
churia H anna has typhoid fever
Dominican rebels fire on United States
cruiser Yankees launch, killing en-
gineer-Boston pressmen join print
ers' strike-Asa Ell. Josselyn, former
assistant lighthouse keeper at Thatch-
er's island, convicted of polygamy and
is sentenced to state prison-Another
deserter from the New Haven diet
squad-New York Republicans want
- Z
mail clerk secures verdict of $4,000
against the New York Central
Worlds largest searchlight) completed
at Schenectady for the st. Louis ex-
position-Professo Jordan of Chica ge
states that sewage-polluted water kills
typhoid germs-ExpIosion on the bat
tleship Iowa; no one injured-Pro-
hibitionist national convention to be
held in indianapolis June 24--Sixto
Lopez, in Ma 1ila, refuses to take oath
of allegiance and will be deported-
Three people killed in fire at Montreal
Gable restored to German South
west Africa--Dozen lives lost by vol
canic eruption on Island of java
Chilean congress closed, owing to vio-
lent attitude of the opposition-P Palma
issues decree increasing Cuban tariff
rates-Colombia excited over presi-
Dental election; Reyes not expected
to win.
SUNDAY, FEB. 8.
Dispatches from all quarters indicate
that Japag and Russia are OH the verge
of War-Johnson, who was killed by
Santo Domingo insurgents, was Bos-
tonian; government liable to intervene
in islands affairs-Senator Hanna
passes restful day; retains nonrish-
ment better and has less pain-Two
union seanen arrested at Boston for
violating, shipping laws by persuading
non-union- crew to quit a vessel
SuIly changes his mind about taking a
vacation with the cotton bears in their
present strong rosition-Boston Typo.
thetae seeks injunction against printers
and pressmen-Jury disagrees in the
trial of Rev. Frenk w. Sanford of
Shiloh, Me-, charged with manslaughter
in causing the death of Leander Bart
lett-Isaac Frouty, head Of Spencer,
Mass, shoe industry, dead--Jercme
returns to New York and commends the
Tammany administration-Ch
#. Murphy said to be nursing boom
for Mcclellan for president behind his
advocacy of Cleveland for first choice
Joseph Barshop, who seeks to
marry his niece, consults statutes at
New Haven courthouse, finds he may do
so in Kentucky and says he will go
there for that purpose-OnIyd daughter
of the late Henry Willard sues relatives
to recover fortune-Rev. Allan Hoben
of Chicago university publishes YER
sion of Psalm ", as he says David
would write it today, and dealing with
trusts, stock Spectators and other
modern deve1opments--Ed Wallace
Hopper loses suit for Dunswuir mil
lions.
MONDAY, FEB. 8.
Japan has broken off negotia tons
with Russia and withdrawn her minis.
Ter and tie entire Japanese legation
staff from st. Petersburg; Russia or
ders Russian minister, Bacon de Rosen,
and his staff to leave Toxic; belief that
war is now nevitable-Business sec
ton of Baltimore in ruins: fire started
in wholesale dry goods store and has
already caused loss of 100000, 600; not
yet under control Senator Hanna SC
weak that he can hardly talk-Den-
yer customs officers detect attempt te
smuggle jewelry by mail-Republica
subcommittee completes arrangements
for national convention at Chica go
Jere Delaney accepts position as coach
at Northwestern university-Peck-
Wheeler wedding, sensationally post
po1ed almost at the altar i'll November
takes place at Bridgeport, Conn
New Bedford mill agent insists thai
weavers scrub floor and keep looms
clean-I.aunch of steamship Dakota
at Groton, Conn-Governor OdelI anG
others who bought shipbuilding trust
bonds determined to prosecute pro
moters-Boston shipping men oppose
the admittance to American registry OF
built vessels Harvard. Yale
and Columbia mining students to have
actual mine work the coming summer
Mrs. Maybrick in the home of thu
Epiphany sisters ut Truro, Cornwall
under an assumed name.
Must Keep Respectful Distanc.
Washington, Feb. 4.-The navy de
~partment anticipates no trouble from
| the small band of Co1ombians who ar,