St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-09-28
NEWS SUMMARY
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 81.

IN woodbury. N. j., burned by an in
cend1ary at loss of $22 O0O-Isaac
Fitz killed his brother-in-law near Yale
Ok, in a quarrel over hogs-Andrew
Cassagne of Williamsburg, N. Y,
strangled and his savings of $500 stolen
-Quartermaster resent the charges
against their efficiency and will try to
show that much trouble was made by
the numerous changes in orders without
notification to the quartermasters de-
partment-Surgeon Major Milo B.
ward, who was in charge of the division
hospital at Chckamauga, says MANY
Of the sick starved to death; that every
man had intestinal troubles, because the
water was not fit for dog to drink
Near Augusta, Ok, Rev. Mr.. Broodlis,
Methodist preacher, fatally injured by
the father Of the girl with whom he tried
to elope-Leader Of Sioux Falls society
and business man wounded MORALLY by
Ia fire captain with whose wife he was
found ectedly-Bartender in Steu-
benville, O.. killed by an ex-convict for
refusing to give him drink-Colored
man shot dead by policeman near
d
THURSDAY, SEPT. 90.
Mrs. Douglas Small of Waltham
burned fatally-Mrs. Bernard Raucor,
80 years killed by jumping from burn
Ing block In Lewiston-Fire In Brown
ellis carriage factory in New Bedford
caused loss Of $40, OOO-Neil Donnelon,
aged %, shot himself dead in Brooklyn
ytt.ex 70 l. NJ II.
of Massachusetts opposes free trade with
Canada--Eighty persons drowned by
flood in Hersera, Spain-Esther Webb
of Germantown, Pa, thrown from a car
riage in Guilford, N. H., and killed
Bridgeport murder mystery being rapid
ly solved; body identified as Emma
Gill's of Southington, and crime traced
to Stratford; her admirer, Walter c.
Foster, and another young man ar
rested--Church at Audenried, Pa,
slowly sinking into coal mine-Ten
thousand dollar breach of promise suit
in Providence settled by marriage Of
the parties-Patrick Ford of Shell
bina, Mo-, who was horseshoer in San
tiago, suffoSted in Boston hotel.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 20.
Frederick Moore killed in Providence
by an electric carr. E. Caswell as
sistant purser of the Fall River line,
| accused of embezzling $1029--D. o.
| Taylor of Auburn, VT, arrested in Bos-
| ton for windling-Thirty- of the
| crew of a French vessel went down when
1t foundered-Mrs. McDougal of Bos-
fop vaaro old killad bxy op aIaotrio
Two men killed in Pittsburg by the
explosion of bomb while reproducing
| the battle OF Manila-James O'Neill
| killed Ella Wilson of Brooklyn widow,
and himself-Two men mangled in
Glenmont, N. Y, by an explosion OF
| dynamite-Doherty kiln in Rockland
Me-. was destroyed by fire at a loss of
$4000-Colored longshoreman killed in
| Galveston by a policeman in an attack
upon n-unionists-Edict issued thai
the emperor Of China resigned his power
to the dowager empress, who has or.
dered the ministers to deliver to her theil
| official reports-President Mckinley
decides that the troops not needed fol
active duty in the various islands shall
be cared for in clean, well-pollced bar.
racks in home cities-Anarchistic slay.
er of Empress Of Austria will be con-
| fined in prison and not allowed to utter
word-William Shanahan under ar.
rest in Providence. charged with stab
bling William Lowery of Chelsea
| Two Boston men drowned while fish,
ing-More than 20 men come from
Dawson City to Seattle, all glad to reach
civilization-Clar w. Va, mar
drugged and killed to prevent him from
attending trial as a witness-Seven.
teen cars telescoped in Bordertown, N
dover, DEL, woman dead at the
age of 1875.
SATURDAY, SEPT. "a.
Trouble caused Ralph Blake of Easton
N. Y, to take poison-E. H. Hanks
money order clerk in the postoffice II
Augusta, Me-, arrested Cor embezzlin.
$1343-Man killed and another injured
fatally in train wreck in Wisconsin,
servant .UATfyWstateaBe tlegr, an-in
Spanish soldiers killed four rioters il
Arecibo, Porto Rico-Serious damag
by a cloudburst in North Carolina
The body of Dorothy M. Triggs Of Bos
ton, IS years of age, summer boarde
in Southport, Me-, was found floating II
the water-Twelve hundred miner!
on strike in Bridgeport, O-Bostoi
child killed by escaping gas-Thirt!
buildings in Panama burned-Losl
of $3.50, 00O,O 900 by fire in Edgemont, S
D-Castillo, Republican leader II
Spain, received letter dated at Londo,
threatening that he will be the next vic
tim of the narchists-General Law
ton reports 1902 on his sick list In San
tiago, 10 new cases, 1853 returned to dut.
The Bank of Spain declines to lent
the government any more money unit
November without guarantees-Mt
Vesuvius in terrible eruption; eigh
craters at work, and two rivers of molte
lava pouring out-Arrest of two youn
men of Southington, Conn.,, in connec
ton with the Yellow Mill pond mystery
police have strong evidence that one O
them paid expenses of operation on Mis-
Emma Gill--Black's friends asser
they have proof that Roosevelt is in
eligible for the New York governorshiI
as he swore he was resident of Wash
ington, d. c.. early in the year-Eleve
miners killed in Pennsylvania by an ex
plosion-"Buffalo Bill' very sick /
Kansas City-Governors of Ohio an
Indiana say they will not allow tn
Corbett- Mccoy fight in their states
Ten thousand houses swept away an
hundreds Of lives lost in the great storr
which swept over the Caribbean sea-
Charles w. Woodruff, under arrest
Buffalo, supposed to have married