St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-03-09

| lana denies tnat he ever entertained the
negro, Taylor, at luncheon-Court Of
cessation takes up Dreyfus appeal
for revision.
SATURDAY, MARCH 5.
Sixty American marines sent to guard
premises of American Mining company
at Unsan, Korea, reported to have been
seized by Russians; japanese con-
centrating forces for invasion of Man
churia Brigham, alleged murderer OF
Mrs. Smith of Londonderry, n. H.,
slips through fingers of Boston police
Gloucester schooner Lizzie M. Stani
wood wrecked off Sable island; crew
rowed 10 miles in dory to Goldsboro,
| N. S-'Dissenters" in A. o. q. w. bat
fer down doors of headquarters at Bos'
ton and take STANDARDIZATION
Smith of Mormon church defends polyg
amy at Smoot hearing-Dr. De Nor
| mandie, Unitarian clergyman, killed in
runaway accident at Danvers, Mass
Massachusetts railroad commissioners
decide that Boston and Northern rail-
way is not charging excessive fare in
Wakefield at Burlington, VT,
causes loss of $25, 000-Auditors re-
port treasurer of Wolfboro, N. H,
short $630O-Cold wave checks flood
in western Pennsylvania; no further
Murphy has completed plans
to control the New York state Demo
cratic onvention-Rev. Russell Fl.
Conwell declares modern churches are
dying because of Indifference of pastors
and regations-NationaI board of
fire underwriters considering plans for
increasing rates on congested districts
in large cities-Canal commission
| makes plans for going to Panama
| Captain Charles A. Converse to be
| chief of the bureau of ordnance
| fiicting opinions as to the effect of the
original PACKAGE bill if passed
| Tremendous earthquake in Lima, Peru
Count Won Wa1dersee i'll, and is los
ing strength-Sharp battle in Uru-
| quay in which rebels are routed-Pre-
| mier Balfour denies that he ever has
| advocated protection.
SUNDAY, MARCH 6.
Japanese artifice again deceives Rus
slams at Port Arthur; Japs sent toward
the harbor of fleet of lumber RATS with
lamps attached to their masts; Russians
mistook them for warships and wasted
ammunition in an hours firing
Providence and. Pascoag street rail
way issues bonds for new electric line
Two missing fishermen of schooner
Actor picked up off the Massachusetts
coast--Dynamite explosion near La
trobe, Pa, spread death and conster-.
nation-Boston police to adopt thumb
marks as means for identifying rogues
Superintendent Maxwell of New
York city says that teachers are under
paid-Trolley road brings $4,000 suit
against Amesbury, Mass, selectmen-
Report of postofice committee will
bring up postal scandal in house
Senator Hale says America must and
will keep out Of Oriental complications
House passes Indian appropriation
bill-Governor Odell serves notice on
all that they cannot NEEDLE with his
political plans-Boston police watcn-
ing all outlets for Brigham, suspected O..
| New Hampshire murder-President
of Mormon church denies right of con
gress on personal conduct inquiry
| Count Won Waldersee, Germans great
est general, is dead-Appeal Of Drey
! fus for revision of Rennes trial is
granted.
| 4.
Fleet of five japanese battIeships and
| two cruisers appear off Vladivostok and
lombard the town and shore batteries
for So minutes; only Russian reports at
hand. which say five persons were
killed; st. Petersburg doesn't look fol.
big land fighting until late in April;
London says attempt at Intervention
| would be considered an unfriendIy act
by Japan; Russian government will
furnish protection to American miners
| at Unsan, Korea-Ba bideau Went
worth killed in fight in logging camp al
Drummer, n. H.; Peter Rosseau under
arrest-Three more bodies recovered
from wreck of Hotel Darlington, New
York, making death list of 2O-David
Sears of Boston, graduate of Harvard in
class of 1S47, to give college $25O,OOO
-Four new cases of diphtheria on
training ship Monongahela; IL cases in
hospital--Lyceum theatre and big
block at Elmira, N. Y, destroyed by
probably incendiary fre-Joseph,
Thaddeus and John Savoie, brothers.
perish in fire at their home at Black
River. n. B-Cote business block in
Berlin, n. H, destroyed by fire; loss
| poO,Ooo lHJ u1lClloH SIduleu against
claimant officers of grand lodge, A. o.
q. W--President Roosevelt gives din,
ner in honor of Speaker rockingham
of Massachusetts legisla ture- For
mer Congressman Walker denounces
the Inheritance tax as unjust-John E
Kimball, well known HaverhiIl. Mass
man, confesses to Misrepresentation OF
funds-French cabinet on verge of a
crash; much depends on Delcasse-
King Edward behind plan for army re
form, opposing Lansdowne and Brod
rick.