St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-11-30


nar'em coffee cooler" defeats George
I''op at newcastle, Eng-Earthqua
shock felt in Virginia and North Car
ohha--Four companies Of the Second
regiment of volunteer engineers 90 into
camp, the first American troops In Ha-
vana--Russia takes a right-ahout-
face, and will build no more big arnoorad
cruisers, but rather high-speeded pro-
tected cruisers Of 5000 tons, to be loaded
Gown with quick-fire guns-Layigne
gets the decision, but Tracy stays tbe
~ rounds with him at San Francisco
richard Bachelor killed at Northfield
N. H., while taking part in a shinglinp
pee witnesses Of dog fight at Au-
burn, N. H., fined 1888 -Bradstreet's
reports heavier demand for cold weather
goods--Colonel Henry Lee, financier
and writer, died at his home in Brook
line, Mass-Arthur Glass killed in a
factory at Marblehead, Mass--Anti-
imperalists receiving offers of co-opera-
ton from the west and south; MANY
signers to the Boston protest-D. @.
Reid said to be slated for president of
the tin plate trust-Colburn Fuller 4.
Co., shoe manufacturers of West Derry
N. H., assigned-Railroads unable to
deliver at Duluth the amount of wheat
contracted for-Wild River Lumber
company sold its property to a new con-
Germ; whole village transferred
French cabinet will authorize s32. 900 :
900 loan TO construct an Indo- China nail
road--Presentation to the citizens of
st. Johnsbury, VT, Of a portrait of DR..
Jonathan Arnold, the first settler of
the town in 1887 made by greatgrand-
son, Lemuel IL. Arnold-Body Of Mrs.
Abel Spaulding, widow, found in the
well near her house at Grafton, Mass. ::
thought she committed suicide.
SUNDAY, NOV. 81.
Wrentham National bank robbed of
$4,000 in notes and $4,000 in cash by safe
blowers-American marines landed in
Cuba--The president informed that
Spain will yield to American PROPOSE
tion---The Pittsfield and New York ex-
press wrecked at Georgetown, Conn. !;
several persons injured one probably
fatally-Sick men from the Sixth Mas
sachusetts regiment arrive at Fort Mon
roe from Porto Rico-War invest gat :
Ing commission starts for Boston
The Maria Tresa court of inquiry begins
Its investigation at Norfolk navy yard
Navy department makes public the
charges against Naval Constructor J.
f. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Prince
George of Greece as commissioner of tho
powers in Crete-Union jack hoisted
over several islands in the Chusan archi-
pelago-Socialists refuse to partici-
pate in opening of the Austrian reich
srath-Terrific snow storm in Great
Britain--French senators demand q
postponement of trial of Colonel Pic
quart-American citizen arrested in
Berlin on charge of lese majestic
Old Ohio couple brutally assaulted and
robbed by masked men-General Cas-
telanos succeeds Blanco as captain gen.
eral of Cuba
MONDAY. NOV. 2S.
At least 20 lives lost in Boston har.
Dor and bay, and many vessels wrecked
Saturday night and Sunday; ocean liner
Ohio high on Spectacle island
Schooner Ivy Belle wrecked off Ports
mouth, N. H., and six men rescued witt
breeches buoy by life-saving crew
Governor-elect Roosevelt and many
belated passengers leave New London
by steamer for New York-Man dies
of exhaustion while shoveling snow in
Boston-Dr. Walter Hamlin Holmes
a physician of Waterbury, Conn, dies
from effects of morphine and cigaret
indulsence-Death of Charles w
Couidock, the veteran actor, at New
York home-Storm in New York the
worts since 1883, and loss to the city es-
timated at $685. 000-Stock train or
Norfolk and Western goes through 0
gridge, killing fireman and fatally in
juring rakeman-Lynn, Swampscott
Salem and Nahant severely damaged
by gale, snow and high tides; many
buildings at Nantasket, Mass, destroyed
Cambridge, Mass, street car service
raralyzed, and water come over some
of the bridges-Judge Day said to have
notified the president that Spain ha!
excepted the terms of the United State!
Minister Straus secures the granting
of passports to travellers in the interio
of Asia Mnor---Much havoc results
from the storm in Provdence-Ten
year-old Boston boy found in snow
drift with his legs frozen up to the hips
Rev. Lyman Abbott resigns the pas
torate of the Plymouth church, Brook
lyn-Second officer Weber of the An
tia says the Teresa's ports were no
smashed at all, but were swung out
ward; denies statement of Lieutenan
Sumner of the Vulcan. B. Thomas
one of the leading business men of Mas
sachusetts, dies at his home after Iona
llness--Reopening of Lebanon Spring
railroad will open up 81 miles of terri
tory--Boler of a river steamer ex
ploded near Stockton, CAL, killing 81,
people and fatally injuring three others
TUESDAY, NOV. 20.
Two score of lives lost in the gale tina
ragged at sea Saturday and Sunday; thu
list of marine disasters lengthens--
Thrilling rescues made by Captain Jane
and his crew of Hull; Nantasket seen
of devastation-No trace of steame
Portland discovered by sister ships o
their trip yesterday, and two revenu
cutters are sent out in search of her
there are % to 80 passengers and crew
n aboard-Glouceste harbor shows tn
effect of the gale, many schooners bein
wrecked--Bureau of naval intelligence
publishes letters of Admiral Cervera
written. some of them, before the war, Il
which he warned the Spanish ministr
Of coming defeat-Hardly vessel a
VINEYARD Haven escaped damage; thre