St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-01-11

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Of gold and silver much larger than
was eXpected-R. w. Tayler of Ohio
appointed judge for northern district
OF his Satisfactorily Shaw will
recommend free entry of wheat from
Canada for seeding purposes
Of election of United States senator's
forces them to go home to look after
fences when their services are needed
in Observation-Disclosures minister of
foreign affairs stricken with apoplexy
More charges of corruption con-
nected with recent Canadian elections
Zionist committee on proposed
Jewish settlement in east Africa meet
ing at Vienna.
SATURDAY, JAN. z.
Crew of Gloucester fishing schooner
Theodore Roosevelt rescue nine per-
sons from crippled brigantine Ohio
Lynn coal team drivers win strike for
nlne-hour day-Forty-two below zero
in Fort Fairfield, Me-Springfield
(MassQ city hall destroyed by fire; loss
S5O,OOO-Fire in Augusta, Me-, cotton
mill causes loss of $75,000--Fre OH
Clyde liner Iroquois; vessel stops at
Charleston-Three italian snow
shoyelers killed by train It DuHton, L.
boy accidentally killed in New
York public school gymnasium-New
York supreme court denies Nan Pat
tcrson's application for bail-Charges
against Bishop Talbot Withdrawals;
may, however, be renewed-Forty
thousand in bonds reported stolen from
Chicago woman in New York-Nova
Scotia schooner Julian Ii. Archer lost
at sea; crew brought to New York
Nomination of Niedringhaus to
succeed Senator Cockrell surprises Mis-,
souri,; deadlock between him and
KerenS was eXpected-One employee
Killed and several passengers seriously
hurt in crash on New York l. road
Charges against Western Federation
of Miners officially dropped by Cripple
Creek district attOrney-Promoters of
the Northern Securities merger to
centre the business of the Great
Northern, Northern Pacific and Bur-
lington railroads in Sioux City-The
house passes the Notifications bill
without amendment-Attorney Cen
eral Moody's representative enters Ore
gon land fraud cases-Departme
of the interior has notified Nevada to
stop liquor sales along irrigation canals
DR.. Wiley's ''poison squad" to re-
assemble and eat food preservatives
and colOring matter-President
Roosevelt calls conference of leaders
to discuss legislation; fear of opposi-
ton to his plans for a big navy
Growth of Cuban commerce under
reciprocity treaty with United States
France and Morocco settle their
differences, and foreigners will not
leave the capital
SUNDAY, JAN. s.
Stage bridge collapses in Carmen"
at Metropolitan Opera house, New
York; 20 persons injured William
J. Hanna of Cambridge, Mass, choked
to death by piece of meat-Tariff
revision discussed at conference of
Roosevelt and congress leaders-Clar-
ence L. Jones accidentally killed by gun
in hands of Samuel Hoar at Concord.
Mass--Fall River strike expected to
soon wear itself out--Deputy mar
shall breaks open a storage warehouse
at Fall River-Republicans in Mas
sachusetts legislature not to hamper
Governor Douglas with politics-W.
w. Grape is chosen president of the
Massachusetts electoral college-Am-
basSador Meyer will be promoted from
Rome to the post at Paris-Lone
bandit robs railway mail clerk on Ala
bama train-New York Exchange
determined to stop curb trading in cot
ton-House committee hopelessly di-
vided. as to charges against Judge
Swayne-Peary to send home news by
wireless of his next attempt at the pole
Newark, n. J., theatre audience
thrown into panic by cry of fire; none
hurt-Burglars get $4,000 worth of
jewelry from Schoenberger mansion,
New Haven-R. L. Borden, Canadian
Conservative, charged with corruption
New York city's taxable property
is near $10O00,000O cases
of yellow fever at Panama. but no
Americans sck-Battalion of 300 ma
rines starts for Cuba, in anticipation
IF fppt1hIn IN, Nanou,,o1o
able increase in amount of grain
Shipped from Boston-England com
missions 116 warsslips of the reserve,
at three tations-Papal bull forbids
veto of pope's election, as Austrian
emperor proposed-Tidal flood causes
great destruction on coast of England
Pope encyclical to advise South
Americans to avoid revolutions.
MONDAY, JAN. 8.
Louis Lamora found dead upon side
walk in front of house where he lived
at Winooski, VT, frozen to ice in
pool of his own blood; two brothers-in-
law, Louis and Dennis Trambley, ar
rested in connection with affair
Transfer of prisoners at Port Arthur
completed; number of officers trans
ferred was S7S; men, 23,491, total of
4,369-Recent storm threatened to
destroy ice cutting operations in Maine,
but it was of too short duration to be
ruinous-Considera quantity of |
wreckage of small fishing boats and |
lobster cars washed up on shores of |