St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-10-26
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moved to save her little brothers life
William O'Neill OF stratford, Conn,
instantly killed while duck shooting.
SUNDAY, OCT. 20.

"h''y Aiieu WHlle DUCK Sn0Oting.
SUNDAY. OCT. 23.
Federal employees warned not to violat
the law on ssessments-Two track.
walkers killed in Newton, Mass-Body
OF Edward Fly of Putnam, Conn.,, burned
In barn after he had killed himself
members of stock company of theatre
cal people iHrNew York struck for back
wages-Consolidation Of eight Boston
panks-Wife Of Rev. G. Goodwin OF
Fairport, N. Y, deserted him after pre-.
pairing dinner-Soldlers out to intercept
Utes, who left Utah for Colorado
Lexington, KY, photographer MORALLY
wounded by Major Carson, whom he
tired to kill-American commission In
Havana appeals to the president to en-
1orce orders against the sale Of material
In Cuban forts by direction of General
Observation-Disclosures formed In Boston
Tor a non-partisan school committee
Livermore Falls, Me-, heir with others to
fortune of $500, 000-David Nicker-
son OF Barnstable, Mass, killed by a
train--Presldent has returned to Wash.
ington-Five men In freight car killed
IN wreck In Texas-Old man of Battle
Creek, Mich, believed to have been mur-
dered by his wife putting ground glass
IN his food-Strike of compositors in
Antwerp against linotype machines
John Foley Of Somerville, Mass. a
private, fell from government tug and
reached shore, only to die of exhaustion
Racial troubles in various parts of
OF all the Cuban patriotic committees de-
nouncing large number of Cubans as
traitors to the cause Of Cuban indepen-
dence and charging them with being at
tached to the Americans-ThIef walked
out of a Newark restaurant with a
satchel containing $950-Negro lynched
In Kentucky for assault on a girl
New York woman Of 20, deserted by her
husband of three months, killed herself
Assistant superintendent of malls in
the Milwaukee office arrested for tam
pering-Refugees returning to the fever
infected portions of Mississippi, as frost
has appeared there-Carlists said to
have large base Of supplies for their
revolutionary movement in SPAIN
William Lamparter, aged 81, a me-
chanic's helper, killed in Fitchburg by
being crushed between an engine and
the roundhouse door-Samuel Hunt,
aged 5 years, killed in his fathers barn
In Brattleboro by heavy door, which
had become unfastened.
MONDAY, OCT. "a.
Skull of a Braintree, Mass, boy frac-
tured by a brick from falling chimney
Nine persons believed to have been
lost by the sinking Of sloop carrying
gold prospectors in Alaska - John
Meichert, photographer, killed his af-
fianced in Omaha--Four coal barges
sunk off New London, and two men
drowned-Two Jersey City women
killed by their husbands-Fire in a
sausage factory in Rockland, Me-, caused
loss of s2O0O--Suicide by drowning of
Mrs. c. e. Newcomb Of Swampscott,
Mass-Three men drowned in Lake
Michigan by the capsizing of skiff-
Worker of the gold brick game arrested
In New York while arranging to swindle
two Englishmen out of $40, 0O0-Brock-
ton lasters voted to continue the strike
Windows of Sclavonic priest in
Bridgeport broken by members of his
congregation-W. e. Cole of East
Corinth, aged 20, killed in Hudson, Me-.
while hunting-Boston women killed
by fall, another swallowed arsenic, and
a third took audanum-Edith Rollend.
who was raised In East Boston, COM
mitted suicide in New York in a fit of
despondency-War department esti-
mates 1t will require 10000 troops to gar
rison Hawaii and the territory wrested
from Spain-War with Spain estimated
to have cost s1S7, 529, 941-Geronimo the
famous Apache chief, escapes from his
guards in Oklahoma and gets safely
away on a good pony-Grand Marais
band of Chippewas assure the govern
ment of their loyalty-Patrick CAL
laghan, Boston freight conductor.
loses his right leg and left foot-Near-
~ 300 members Of the Eighth Massa-
are absent from Camp Hamil-
ton on leave, and 1t is claimed the priv
lege of Burroughs Is abused by many.
who feign sickness-Resignatio of |
the Spanish minister of public |
works, threatens breach in the Liberal |
party and another crisis in Spain
Discomfort prevails among the petty Of
icers and other enlisted men aboard the |
United States cruiser New Orleans at |
allegations of cruelty.
'tarvation and unwarranted punishment
made against the captain-City Of
icials at Havana make demonstration
or payment Of arrears of salary: be-
leved that end Of the yellow fever season
n Havana has been eached-Reported
hat Hobson will ask an appropriation
4 $l,OOO,OOO for purpose of raising the
vizcaya.
TUESDAY, OCT. @.
Epidemic of smallpox in parts of Cuba
Bill Turner, slayer of several men.
illed near Middleboro, Ky-veiled
7omen not allowed on the streets of
'alestine during the visit of Emperor
William lest anarchists assume that dis
uise-Nonpareil Cork company's fac
,ry In Bridgeport damaged by fire, and
river of an engine killed by locomo-
We In responding to the alarm-La-
orer killed another near the Boston
of half million dol
RS resulting from q fire in Brooklyn-
trike of spinners against night work
| a Fall River factory to extend to all
the artments-Michael Purcell
Providence, so years of age, drowned
burglars got 16 cents in ,
station safe In Warren, Mass-Gen-
al Merritt married in London to Miss
Villains after considerable trouble in
a certificate, owing to Eng
sh redtape-Frank Rosetta of Boston
,cused his wife of infidelity and stabbed
sr fatally-Chinese soldiers attack a