St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-01-13


vile, Pa, returns verdict that Balti-
more and Ohio wreck at Laurel Run
was voidable-Governm re-
fuses to reopen with Colombia the
Panama case-Mr. Gillett appeals to
congress for aid in exterminating the
gypsy moth-Duke of DeVonshire will
return to Liberals, in alliance with
Rosebery-Bulgaria sends note TO the
porte protesting against Macedonia
conditions-Haytian minister in
Washington denias that there is any re-
volt in his country--German emperor
names a committee to select popular
songs for the singing contest at Frank
fort.
SATURDAY, JAN. 9.
Engineer of Iroquois theatre Chicago,
testifies at coroner's inquest that there
were standpipes in the playhouse, but
no hose attached to them-Superin
tendent Pierce denies story that Boston
patrolmen are given money to spend in
barrooms- Broker Oliver M. bennett
is wanted by the Boston police for the
alleged larceny of $1,000 in stocks and
bonds-New York appropriates $780,
900 to remove snow-Cotton mills at
Uncasville, Conn.,, resume operations
War on unions in Colorado appar-
emily has failed-Three trainmen
killed in collision on the Baltimore
and Ohio-RusselI Sage gradually
withdrawing from Wall street-Bail
of ex-Treasurer Glines of Haverhill,
Mass, reduced to $15,OOO-Cashier of
Highland, Kas., bank short more than
ALL - H.
and New York bay more troublesome
than for many years-Coal strike in
the Meyersdale, Pa, district becomes Sc
rious; outbreak is xpected-Scien-
lists in Shasta county, Cal, discover
new species of fossil which they name
thalattosaurus- holds that as
Senator Dietrich had not been sworn in
when alleged bribery was committed he
is not amenable to law applying to con-
gressmen-H House passes bill appro-
priating $25O,O0O to kill the boil weevil
INDIAN commissioner favors
opening Indian reservations, compris-
ing 1OO,O0O,O0O acres-Ex-Congre
man briggs of Brooklyn found guilty
Of conspiracy in the postal cases
Thousand cases of typhoid fever in Mon
treal and vicinity-New rescript
against Films issued to the governor
of Finland-Commerc outlook in
Newfoundland never was so favorable
British colonial Office asks Miner
to admit negroes to South Africa.
Japanese minister at London thinks
peace with Russia almost impossible
Dominican government threatens
land and sea attack on Cape Haytien.
SUNDAY, JAN. 10.
Massachusetts Democratic state COM
mittee passes resolution endorsing
Olney for president-Masked men
hold up electric car conductor at South
Lancaster, Mass. and rob him at point
of revolvers-Crew of schooner
G.. A. Smith rescued from death at sea
by British steaner--Russia sternly
hints that advice as to peace in the far
east is not needed in her case; negotia-
tons still continue-New Haven SER
want girls attend the theatre in their
mistress finery and treat their friends
to the best liquors in the house-Chi-
cago fire inspector discovers that two
padlocked iron gates in front of exits
in Iroquois theatre prevented many
said to be opposed to increasing the
salaries of inspectors iftytwo lives
lost by capsizing of small boats and
sinking Of steamer Clallam off Victoria,
j. C-Eugene Lenders, Providence
nurse, carries his patient out of a burn
ing house-General John B. Gordon
dies at Miami, Fla-Ex-City Treas
urer Glines of Haverhill, Mass, held
for grand jury Reyes ready
to leave Washington, as he is con-
WINGED that his mission here is failure
boston schooner Roger Drury
ashore near Calais Me-, her side stove
in by ice; ice embargo of Nantucket re-
mains unbroken-Robert Hardie, a
portrait painter of note, dies at Brattle-
boro, VT, four hours after his wifes
funeral--Holders OF steel common or
ganize to fight for payment of dividend
Senator Dietrich will ask for SEN
ate investigation of the charges against
General Young re-
tired as chief of staff, United States
army; long eulogy accompanies order of
etirement-Deatk at New Haven of
Francis Wayland, Ii. D., formerly
dean of Yale Law school-New York
poolroom operator loses 100000 and
quits.
MONDAY. JAN. IL
Russian warships following Japan's
new cruisers; attempt said to have been
made to set one of latter on fire
Captain Eddy of Plymouth, Mass. fire
department, suffocated in fire at that
place-Steamer fails to break ice
blockade at Nantucket, Mass-W. J.
Reid, supposedly sick convict, unlocks
nine doors, saws three chains and scales
z8-foot wall at Springfield, Mass, Jail
and escapes-Charles Foster, former
secretary Of the treasury, dies at Spring
field, "a volcano in Rowan county,
Ky, emits smoke and ga deep, rum
bling noise'-TWo snow shove11ers
killed by railroad train at Providence
Pilot DaboIl blamed for wreck of
Stea mer Era StlS Corning-Six men