St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-01-18

payers from voting on appropriations
shipping in the Delaware blocked
by very dense fog-Icy streets turn
New York into veritable skating rink
Iowa in the grip Of the biggest
snowstorm in 10 years-British tramp
steamer Indus ashore on Fire Island
Strict orders given for deporta-
of Cinnamon living In Ohio
= barn at North Stoughton, Mass,
rned; traffic interrupted by loss Of
cars-Governor La Toilette recon-
mends freight rate commission to Wis
consin legislature-General Greedy
points out the marked progress Of the
signal service in the army-British
schooner Ray G., Boston bound, which
ran ashore near Southwest Harbor,
Me-, total loss-Rockport, Me-,
schooner Leona ashore at Ram island,
Portland; will probably be total loss;
men rescued-Testimony showing
use Of liquor dealers corruption fund
at Albany presented in New York legis-
lature-Former Senator Chandler
petitions for New Hampshire law to
prohibit issuance of free railroad
passes-Report that agent of Governor
Douglas has induced Fall River labor
leaders temporarily to call strike Off
Postoffice inspectors placed directly I'M
der the postmaster general-Secre-
tary Taft going to the Philippines in
July on tour of inspection-The
president still hopes for tariff revision,
but is meeting strong opposition
Turkey orders repatriation of more
Bulgarian Macedonians-Brit
parliament to meet Feb. IA; dissolution
expected in March-Persian in
demnity for Labaree murder forwarded
to United States--President Reyes Of
Colombia reports dawn Of rev era Of
peace and prosperity-Serious native
rising in Congo State reported; many
whites, especially missionaries, said to
have been killed.
SATURDAY, JAN. IA.
Wateryille, Me-, sisters, aged 50 and 60
years respectively, burned to death in
their bed in Boston lodging house
Snowstorm in Portland, Ore; first in
two years-Renewed efforts to end
the deadlock in DelaWare-British
steamer Indus still fast on Fire Island
bar-Elm House, Wexford, r. l., de-
stroyed by fire; loss S7000-Two
Democratic clerks acquitted in Denver
election tangle-William f. Potter
elected president of Long Island Rail-
road company-Senator Depew says
railroads are not opposing New York
barge canal-Parasitic origin of
cancer reported established by New
York scientific commission-Commis-
sion merchants In convention at New
Orleans declare war on the private
freight car-Man accused of trying
to bride former Oregon district attorney
in connection with land fraud cases
pleads not guilty-Vespasian War
ner of Illinois to succeed Ware as pen
sion commissioner-Pos receipts in
December increased percent over
those Of 1903-President Spencer of
the Southern railway says mo- we'll
managed road gives rebates; he favors
strict legislation against it-New
Danish cabinet; NJ. J. G. Christensen
premier-German casualties in South
west Africa campaign reported as ag-
gregating 991.
SUNDAY, JAN. 10.
Efforts of Governor Douglas to end
Fall River textile strike fail-Lodge
and Crane with other Bay state Repub-
leans for tariff revision-Tuskege
institute may get 100000 as w. H.
Baldwin, Jr., memorial fund-Cyclist
Diavolo fractures skull at exhibition in
Cienfuegos, Cuba-Proposed investi-
cation of lighting Maine insane asy-
lCms and capitol-Negro robber fires
Thomasyille (Ga.) postoffice and mills
Boston aldermen to nominate
census enumerators and POS to be- ap-
pointed-Strong opposition among
British admirals to leyiathan battle
ships-Pennsylyania railroad alarmed
over threatened strike Of trainmen-
American Banana company asks pro-
lection against Costa Rica-Steam-
ship companies ask delay in effecting
new regulations-National house
breaks all records in the passage of 400
pension bills-Early action by con-
gress on railway rate legislation is now
xpected-Death of Prince Carl Alex
ander ends court he held in insane
asylum-Red Cross hospital will be
erected in New York city-Senator
Platt laughs at threatened move of
postal league against him-Morgan
gets control Of King Leopold's inter-
ests for trunk line in China--Evan-
gelists to start campaign all over coun-
try next month.
MONDAY, JAN. 16.
"Gessler Rosseau," arrested at Phil
adelpha with internal machine in his
possession, admits that he attempted
to destroy statue Of Frederick the
Great in Washington and also that it
was he who sent trunk containing in
fernal machine to British steamship
Umbria, at New York--Two men per-
ish in fire that destroyed Harbor Gran
lite company's boarding house at Vinal-
haven, Me-Charge of murder
against Louis and Dennis Trembley,