St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-11-09

biology at Williams college-Genera
Lawton testifies before Colonel DENLY
OF the war investigating committee
quebec politicians propose to present
an illustration of the value of reciproc-
ity to the United States by imposing
heavy tax on Canadian pulp-Brad-
streets reports quieter turn to general
usiness--Strike in Edwin Gould's
match factory in full swing-Genera
Miles Issues general order designating
troops for the occupation Of Cuba and
their different stations-Smallpox rag
ing In the vicinity Of Gibara and Hol-
gum, Cuba-Iobson continues for two
hours his appeal to be allowed to raise
the Spanish ships, at least the Colon.
SUNDAY. NOV. 6.
Daniel B. Kennedy, the Lynn (Mass.)
man supposed murdered in Portland,
Me-, last May, returns home; body was
positively identified as his at the time
and was given burial by his relatives
Death Of Jacob Wagner, the artist
Men of the Fifth Massachusetts receive
news of orders to go to Cuba with
pleasure-Yacht Defender stripped and
almost ready for the shops at Bristol,
*. Roof Of a new theatre In De-
troit falls in, killing Is men--Professor
Hollis of Harvard thinks we should keep
the Philippines-Jury sustains the will
and codcil of Susie M. Ransom, late Of
Cambridge, Mass-Emma Russell
l4-year-old Weston (Mass.) girl, left
unconscious on highway near Lexington
by would-be abductor-Hon. David
A. Wells dead-Washington not dis
turbed by the turn Of affairs in the peace
negotiations at Paris.
MONDAY, NOV. Z.
Three men attempt to blow open the
safe of the Richford VT, savings bank
and Trust company; two citizens caught
looking at them were taken to the bank
ing room, where, gagged ond bound, they
watched the oceedings-Trimount
Manufacturing company's works at Bos-
ton damaged $4,000 by fire-Control of
the United States senate turns largely
upon the elections omorrow-Chief
Engineer Sims of the U. S. S. Vulcan. at
Hampton roads, tells Of the loss of the
lnfanta Maria Teresa; no one saw her
sink, and 1t Is realized she may possibly
be derelict and a menace to nayiga-
tion-Crew of the schooner Jennie F.
Wiley % days adrift on a piece of her
deck, with rain water only to drink and
raw sharks to eat-Soldiers of the
Spanish-American war organize So
ciety-Madrid correspondent of a Lon
don paper says Spain will sign the peace
treaty under protest-Cuban merchant
says the United States is dilly- dallying
too long with Spain over the evacuation.
conditions have become chaotic and the
people are starving-Colonel William
j. Bryan gets Is days leave of absence
and goes to Lincoln to recuperate-
orders for the Fifth Massachusetts to
move to Greenville, S. c., are expected
TO be issued this week-Unsuccessfu
attempt to burn First Congregational
church, Danvers, Mass-EighthM assa-
chustts to leave Lexington this week for
new camp at Amercus Ca; expected it
will be sent to Cuba within month for
garrison duty-Made temporarily in
sane by overwork, Rev. George E. Mich
OILS of Saco isappears-Lieuten
Colonel Brodie of the rough riders
candidate for congress from Arizona
serious cabinet crisis threatened In New
foundland-The Catholic university of
America receives $4,000 for the estab-
lishment of fellowship in the faculty of
divinity-Prince George of Greece pro-
posed as commissioner general of the
powers in Crete-Explosion and fire
does great damage to a portion of the
national Capitol building at Washington
EASTER Burney, 6-year-old Everett.
Mass, girl, died as result of drinking
half pint of whisky-Ex-Govern
Roswell Parnham IF Vermont critically
Ill at radford--Samuel Lindsay. a
negro, confesses to the murder of Lottie
Lippitt at Warwick, R.IEColonelC CLARK
of the Second MASSACHUSETTS openly
charges General Shafter with incom-
potency and lays blame for sufferings at
Santiago upon his shoulders-Henry
B. Hyde, the well-known life insurance
man. dying at his home In New York
TUESDAY, NOV. s.
Four citizens Of North Grafton. Mass,
had an exciting encounter with six safe
blowers, killing one and capturing two
in the ostoffice-"Spike" Sullivan
d
River-Jacob Erwin, rich old man of
Washington, N. j., tortured by burglars
and then murdered in his home--Ar-
rest at New York of John Gibson alleged
to have robbed Boston bookmaker at
Rigby park track near Portland Me
Forge shop of American ordnance COM
pany of Lynn, Mass, damaged $4,000 by
fire, caused by oil falling on red-hot
shell-Damage done the national Capt.
toll by the explosion proves less than at
first feared-Rev. George E. Nichols,
missing Saco pastor, found at Portland
Me-Eighth regiment prepared to move
to new Georgia camp-Chaplain House
rejoins Fifth Massachusetts regiment at
Camp Meade-Captain John Shuster
former town clerk of New Haven, ar
rested, charged with manslaughter-
Mrs. Leslie Carter, the. actress, files Pc
tition in y-Dissatisfaction
expressed at the port charges now in
force at Santiago-Mr. and Mrs Moore
indicted for attempt to blackmail Martin
Mahon In New York-Dalton select
men offer reward of $500 for any infor-
nation leading to arrest and conviction
of Isaac Stetson's murderer--Peace ne
gotiations, according to schedule, will be
resumed in Paris today-Edward e.
McGrath of company e, Sixth Massa-
chusetts, died in the Framingham
(Mass.) hospital of typhoid fever-The
Barnard, Durfee Flint, Mechanics.
Shove, Stafford, Wampanoag and Weeta-
moe mills in Fall River shut down this
week under the agreement-Douglas