St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-02-15
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY, FEB. Z.


GERS uniform; assassin arrested
". @. Porter, student at Williston
seminary, Easthampton, Mass, mys-
+eriously hurt and dormitory damaged
100000 by fre-New England ship
ping tied up by one of worst ice EN-.
bargoes in years; most of smaller ports
closed altogether and navigation in big
ports made difficult by floating ice
Boston merchants urge immediate
action to sa1e the bankruptcy law from
yepeal-Mayor Collins submits his an.
uuaI budget to Boston city council;
wants an appropriation this year of
$17,270,647 as against $16,S50, 24S.20
last year-New York court awaiting
papers to extradite Hoch to Chicago
List of creditors of Mrs. Chadwick
shows that she owes about 100000
New York founding hospital loses
Arizona case; foundlings to remain in
west-Chcago police arrest young
negress on suspicion Of having robbed
many esidences-Flathead Indians
in council near Missoula, Mont, dis
cussing opening of reservation
Chancellor McCracken of New York
university opposed to students march
ing at President Roosevelt's inaugural
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 8.
Steamer Damara strikes a rock off
Nova Scotia and founders; first officer
and IS of crew reach shore; captain,
four passengers and balance of crew
missing-Senate passes joint state
hood bill, admitting Oklahoma and In
dian Territory as Que stale, and New
Mexico as another state; Arizona
eliminated-Ice embargo along New
England coast partially raised by high
wind which carries ice to sea-Rus-
sia's internal troubles show no sub
sidencs; strike situation in Poland
more critical; strikers in Warsaw kill
or wound various workmen who try to
resume work-Special courtesies to
be extended to italian warship Amer
leo Vespucci on occasion Of coming
visit to Boston-Two lives lost in
fire at Meredith, N. H-Ex-Senator
Kenyon Of Rhode Island denies charge
of graft-Great gas pipe line from
West Virginia to Philadelphia to be
built-Joseph 81. Manley, the noted
Maine politician, dies of apoplexy-
Jewels valued at $4,000 missed by Min
neapolis woman in San Francisco
Delaware votes again for United States
senator and the deadlock continues
Columbia river fresh salmon shipped to
Copenhagen in cold storage success
fu!Iy-Mail train from Montreal for
Boston deralltd at Sharon, Vt; clerk
slightly hurt-Governor Pennypacker
of Pennsylvania announces that he can
not commute sentence Of Mrs. Edwards
island of Samar now free from in
urrection-Porto Rico will soon
have civil service and commission of
its own-Naval board rejects bids of
Midyale Steel company for armor plate
CONGRESSMAN Allen recommends
Fred FL. King for postmaster of Port
land, Me-Prussian house authorizes
construction of the Rhine Weser canal
Argentine rebels defeated at Men
doza; remnant of revolt centres at
Cordoba-Palma to accept resigna-
tfons Of Cuban cabinet ministers and re-
construct ministry to harmonic it with
Moderate party.
THURSDAY, FEB. 8.
Two briggs caught in ice foes off st.
Johns; fears that they may go down
with crews-Dynamite explosion in
mine at Houghton, Mich, causes loss
of six lives-Policeman Molloy of
BrocktOn, Mass, shot by unknown
thief. officer will recover-Repre-
sentative Comerford, who charged cor.
ruption against members of Illinois as
sembly, expelled from that body when
committee reported that charges were
unfounded-All passengers and crew
of Furness liner Damara, wrecked of
Nova Scotia, are landed-American
minister to Panama says that yellow
fever reports have been exaggerated
Connecticut ice pack breaks, and
navigation is easier-Local train
wrecked near Dexter, Me-; engineer
bigamist, turned over to Chicago po
lice In New York-Another unsuc
cesSful attempt to float Nantucket
lightship in Buzzards bay-A $1,000,
600 dam and great power plant to be
constructed at Keokuk Rapids, la
Buffalo police have secured requisition
for removal of A. 4. Appleyard of Bos
ton In connection with wreck Of Ger
man bank-Electora vote counted Ia
Joint session of ongress-Ministel
Dawson cables from San Domingo tha'
the protocol has been signed-Sen
ate committee orders favorable report
on bill providing for minister to Mo
rocco. B. Reynolds of Boston Sc
iected for assistant secrtary of the
treasury-Smith Fl. Woolley, assayel
at Boise City, Ida, mint removed be
cause of Irregularities in his accounts
Judge Lochren reverses decision o.
board of appraisers, holding tina
frosted Canada wheat must pay fu'
duty-King Oscar hands reins O.
government over to the crown prime,
-Turko- German artillery contrac
raises friction with France-Britisl
bark Edith Mary, for st. Johns. poste'
in London as overdue-British priv.
council decides for American govern
ment in Gaynor- Greene case.