St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-02-22


MARITIME provinces experiencing Sc
verest winter for many years-Four
men killed, II injured by explosion on
British submarine bOat-Orient linc-
Orizaba, from London for Sydney,
ashore off west Australian coast
Venezuelan court orders sequestration
Of landed property of American
Asphalt ompany-Joseph Chamber
lain tells British commons he is ready
to go to people on fiscal issue; he and
Balfour agreed on every principle.
SATURDAY, FEB. IS.
Bomb thrown at Grand Duke Sergius
uncle Of the car, in Moscow street;
dukes body blown to pieces; was in
tensely unpopular and most hated Of
Russian royal family; assassin ar.
rested and expresses satisfaction over
his complete job-Leyland liner Cana
dian bringse score Of Mormons to
Boston-Fair in aid of Boston Indus.
trial School for Crippled and Deformed
Children yields $65O0-Mt. Pleasant
schoolhouse at Plymouth, Mass, burned
New trial for Nan Patterson to be-
gin March 6-Ice and cold may cause
serious coal shortage in the east
Yaqui Indian murderers captured; 10
of them 10 be hanged-Ad,iicLs loses
six votes in Delaware Legislature: but
no senator is elected-Six armed rob-
bers hold up IL men In & Chicago office
and escape with 800--Uui yersity of
Pennsylvania to confer degree of LIZ.
upon Emperor William--Governor
Carter of Hawaii recommends local
self-government similar to the county
system Impeachment of Governor
White Of West Virginia demanded by
member Of legislature; investigation
ordered-Equitable Life Assurance
company differences adjusted: mu-
tualization policy to be adopted; Vice
President Hyde e-elected-Move to
discontinue Philippine transport service
Senate prepares to kill Mann canal
bill, which abolishes commission
Senate surrenders to the house or
amendment affecting revenues
Parcels post treaty between the United
States and Great Britain signed-At-
torney general asked to define what
value" means in drawback plan
German warship grounds on sandy
bottom off Kiel-Leaders of the Ar.
gentine mutiny sentenced to long terms
in prison.
SUNDAY, FEB. 10.
Terror hangs over all Russia; off
cial in Kishineff attacked; two off.
cials killed in Transcaucasia; Amer
lean professor shot at Moscow; en-
press mother said to have been warned
she will be the next to die-Presiden
Harper of Chicago university believes
he will not survive surgical operation
about to be performed-Lemuel 3.
Burrill of New Bedford, Mass, commits
suicide on a Norwich line steamer
Large interests endeavoring to bring
about settlement between the New
Haven road and the firemen's organiza-
tion-Attempt said to have been made
OH the life of Mrs. Jane L. Stanford by
means Of bottle Of poisoned mineral
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Panama
railroad affairs shows that commission
ers accepted directors fees-Food get
ting very scarce at Nantucket, Mass, on
account of ice NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
charges filed with the president against
Standard Oil, Secretary Hitchcock and
the Atchison and other railroads.
Many Boston Austrians scoff at mys-
ferrous strangers pretensions that he
is Crown Prince Rudolph-Said now
that Mrs. Cassie l.. Chadwick has Sc
curely placed away somewhere more
than $1,000,O00 In money and jewels
President Roosevelts hunting camp
next summer will be practically undis-
coverable and unapploachable to any
one-Union Congregational society of
North Brookfield, Mass, awaiting only
Bishop Vinton's permission to turn over
$65, 900 editice to Episcopal church and
to become part Of his diocese-Rig
plan of evangeliZation in Boston be-
gins under leadership of Rev. w. j.
Dawson-Bank of Fayetteville, N. c.,
short $4,000 and its cashier and teller
under arreSt-New England a goat
less section, though it imports $2500O.-
900 worth Of skins year.
MONDAY, FER. 20.
Herman S. Cheney, Southbridge,
Mass, capitalist, mysteriously robbed
of tin box containing $2S5000 in Sc
curities; taken from closet in his home
A. Hart of Providence MUIR
dered lin his berth on steamer Larch-
mont, while a passenger from New York
to Providence; no clue to murderer.
whose motive was evidently robbery
make public funeral of
Grand Duke Sergius impossible; other
Russian grand dukes and governor gen
eral of st. Petersburg hiding within
their palaces-New Hampshire trac-
ton officials alarmed over water short
a ge-PTesident Roosevelt presented
with portrait of Empress Dowager of
China--Andrew Griscom of Philadei-
phia missing and search for him be-
gun-MissOuri legislature may adj
journ without breaking senatorial dead
lock-St Paul butcher mysterious!y
body being hacked to pieces
Smith attacks Secretary
Hitchcock on Indian oil land Lease
Pension order of Roosevelt attacked |