St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-02-08

crippled by 1ce--One man found dead
and another badly frozen on bank OF
river at Lowell, Mass-Arctic wealth.
Ell in northwest; 80 degrees below
reached. at Glendere, Mont Maine
senate concurs in house action to re-
peal the porcupine bounty law
Senator Mitchell of Oregon denies all
charges against him-Adjutant Gen
eral Bell of Colorado, in his annual re.
port, sustains Governor Peabody
Move to extradite A. Z. Appleyard,
Boston promoter, undertaken by Buff
talo authorities-Lehigh Valley Coal
company dropping many miners; other
corporations likely to do likewise
conservative estimate places loss of
oranges by frost in Florida last week
al oOO,0OO boXes-Only few cases of
yellow fever in the canal Zone Yo-
semitic valley returned by California to
the nation-Judge Swaynes answer
to impeachment articles read in the
senate-House committee favors
measure to repeal bankruptcy law of
1S97--North Dakota asks for free
alcohol, so that it may use more for
fuel--Federa troops to remain in
Cavite province until all Ladrones are
driven 0ut--Santa Fe railroad sharp
" arraigned in report by interstate
commerce commission-C Clerks enough
for Panama canal service; only men
for steam shovel work needed at pres.
ent-Presidents action in directing
use of Indian funds for UNCONVENTIONAL
school taken on advice of former At
torney General Knox-Austrian gov
ernment plans to divert her emigrants
to the United States from city to
country.
SUNDAY, FEB. 5.
Mechanic theatre, Salem, Mass. de-
stroyed by fire; audience kept from
panic by stage people-Ice embargo
On the Delaware may cause coal fam.
inc If prolonged-Booker T. Wash
ington says the next 20 years will be
serious ones for the negro race
Counsel for Arthur e. Appleyard of
Boston, indicted at Buffalo on charge
OF grand larceny in the second degree,
says his client will resist extradition
superintendent Donovan, as result
OF his trip, is impressed with superiority
OF Bostons street department-Hay,
Bond treaty to be favorable reported to
senate; concessions may necessitate ac-
ton by the house, with danger of de-
Leat Tor the measule-Chief Engineer
Wallace states that If next six months
shows progress equal to last six in
Panama it will indicate a sea level
canal can be constructed in 1Oyears-
Summer residents of Cottage CITY.
Mass, protest against petition to have
north Atlantic squadron stop target
practice near there-Cause of the
death of Mrs. Marie Welker-hoch
definitely fixed as due TO poison by Chi
cago coroner's physician; Governor
Deneen makes requisition for the pris-
oner-East Boston tunnel earnings
larger than expected, and lease said not
TO be for city's best interests-Rus-
slams feel out the strength of the Japs.
hnd them too strong and fall back: re-
port of kuropatkin's retirement uncon-
Observation-Disclosures of st. Pc.
tersDurg propose to meet representa-
dves of the workmen and discuss griev-
ances-Torrey and Alexander, Amer
lean evangelists, open stupendous re.
ligious revival in London.
MONDAY, FEB. 6.
Ice embargo extends from Maine to
Maryland; many harbors frozen over
and shipping practically suspended
Everett Sturgeon of Brookline, Mass,
10, strikes playmate with hockey stick.
causing death; held on manslaughter
charge-Seven guests at Keen's hotel.
Arlington, Mass, barely escape fire
which destroyed Inc building--C. T.
BeckWith, president of defunct Citi-
zenS' National bank, dies at Oberlin.
D.; was expected TO be star witness
against Cassie L. Chadwick-Mrs.
Luan Eamson, 80, burned to death at
Mass; poured kerosene on
in Waldo hotel, Portland,
Me-; guests escape by ladders Coun-
sci General Goodnow, now at Washing
ton to answer charges against him. TO
retire from office at Shanghai-Pro-
pr1etor of hotel at Ogdensburg, N. Y,
held for grand jury, charged with at
tempting to bride police court recorder
A. j. Glidden of Boston, touring
world in motor car, reaches Bluff. N.
q, most southerly point in the world
possible to drive such vehicle
Bishop HOban of Scranton. Pa, adyo-
Gates hard working boys enjoyment of
harmless athletics on the Sabbath
Russians Smelling Japanese positions;
repulsed by japanese in night Skin
.shes-Four thousand workmen at
st. Petersburg issue manifesto declar-
ing that labor deputation recently re-
ceived by car was appointed by employ
erS and did not represent labor element.
The reading of the death warrant to
Mrs. Rogers preceued the formal notifi- |
cation of the reprieve this morning.
For the first time since her arrest Mrs.
Rogers showed signs of emotion,
Amazed.
Newman-I met your wife today for |
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