St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-11-16

eteamer leaves Nassau to take posses
sion, despite protest of the American
consul---Weld trial eight run down b,
Harvard freshman crew at Cambrldea
Mass, and several men narrowly escane
drowning--AdmiralD Dewey cables con.
gratulations to Governor elect Roosevelt
at oyster Bay, L. l., from Manila-
1oung Mems Republican club Of Lowell
MASS, give a banquet to Lieutenant
colonel Butler Stewards on.
ponents say he is beaten, but the silye,
champion says he has wo-thirds Of tn.
Nevada legislature and will be returned
-6rockton Agricultural society real.
lied $l6.944 profit on Its last fair
Holyoke aldermen refuse to allow on.
TAX Collector Keough to handle any
more overwhelmingly reports q
hlgher level Of values-During the
nscal year of '9S the number of immi.
grants reaching the United States was
zzS'zSs-Heavy snowstorm at Pressure
Isle. Me.
SUNDAY, NOV. 10.
MRS. Nancy Guilford returning in GUS
tody of detective on steamer Lucania
-Richard Croker leaves New York for
Hot springs-Joseph Smith shot in
New York by Martin Kilkeary, as result
OF quarrel over young girl--superin-
tendent OF Holyoke (Mass.) schools. in
reslgning, makes grave charges against
ihe board and aldermen-Eighth Mas
sachusetts arrives at new camp at
Americas, Ca, In good condition.
Major Taylor lowers the mile and half
mile records In ACCOMPLISHMENTS
to Governor-elect Theodore Roosevelt in
New York-Three Providence boys in
5ured by explosion of tomato can of
Notwithstanding of free shops
at Marlboro, Mass, causing anxiety
among boot and shoe workers-An-
nual Grow" supper. in Maiden, Mass.
shared by Republicans and Democrats
Cruiser Maria Teresa on Cat island.
and natives have looted her-Move-
ment for control Of fish trade with the
provinces-Rear Admiral Miller to be
succeeded bv Commodore Hnwiann-
MONDAY, NOV. IA.
The administration at. Washington
regards the Spanish situation with per-
rect quanimity-Assuran given the
United States state department by Ger
many that the visit of Emperor William
to Spain is devoid of official character
or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of meteors in
Oklahoma kills two children, damages
houses and sets the prairies on fire
indications point to the fact that the
cruiser Buffalo was Intentionally dis
abled, and narrowly escaped laundering
at sea; engineers said to have been dis
gruntled and sea valves tempered with
Neither Harvard or Yale has cbal-
lenged Cornell to a crew race, but the
Ithicans expect to receive the challenges
George L. Mcneil would have a
Franklin institute in Boston, something
like Cooper union of New York-Eu-
gene Harold, prisoner at Lawrence
Mass, coolly walks out of Jail, bowling to
officials on the way-New Industrial
school for girls at Hallowell, Me-
Stanley Beckwith of Taunton. Mass
accidentally killed while hunting
Mrs. Ella Offutt Pepper, who had a
successful career as the owner of race
horses last season., has retired, having
enabled her husband to regain his prop
erty-New camp Of Eighth Massa-
chusetts at Americas. Ca, named Camn
Force-Death Of Hon. George Haskell
OF Ipswich, Mass--Rumford Falls, Me-,
Methodises celebrate Tooth anniversary
OF Methodism In that town-Rev.
DR.. ]. c. Quinn of st. Thomas Episcopal
church, Somerville, Mass, resigned. and
the troubles in the parish bid fair to be
ended-Consecration and dedication
exercises at new Myrtle Baptist church
West Newton, Mass-General Flagler
chief of the ordnance bureau, makes his
annual report to the secretary of the
a veritable storm of |
meteors at Perry, Ok, two children were |
killed, houses were damaged and the
prairies set on fire for miles around: six
meeors fell within radius of a mila
TUESDAY. NOV. Is.
Secretary Gage and Postmaster Cen
eral Smith favor permanent retention of
the Philippines In their entirety; pros
poets of currency reform favorable: no
change In tariff and but little in war
'evenue bill-Lleutenan HI. G. Dresel.
U. s. NJ, commits suicide at Baltimore
5000 Marlboro, Mass, shoe op-
sratives strike as result of free shop
notices posted recently-Dawson City
listed by 100000 flre-Cuban as
'embly disbands its army with condi-
ions, only partially, and that part under
| pledge to return II called upon-Na-
ional w. G. T. U. decides to wage war
.gainst army and navy canteens and
7otes to abandon the Temple building
mysterious" Billy Smith clearly
utclassed in the 2O-round bout with
tommy West at ridgeport-Major
'aylor lowers the third mile record
yer Philadelphia track-Memorial to
rev. Henry Augustus Colt unveiled. at
It. Paul's school, Concord, N. H-Gov-
endeavoring to capture two fair
towaways, wives of officers of the
,ansas regiment, who left Sen Francisco
Or Manila on the transport Indiana
he old fight between the Platt machine
nd the independent element of the
Tnion League club threatens to come to
he front again in New York-First
heavy artillery mustered
ut of service, and Colonel Pfaff adj
ances SIS to every man in need Of the
Paradis of Manchester, t
:. H., sentenced to Concord reformatory 6
N five years for assault, with intent to
lll-Archbishop Gross of Oregon dead
Inmate of Bridgeport, Conn.,, aims
ouse heir to $500, 000-Former Judge
an Wyck after short rest well return i,
the practice of lawn recount of |
)te for representative IN Ninth diddIo