St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-11-02

f-~o pS"Ss Juohco-Jibpatcn TO the
New York World says a treaty with
Spain will be concluded In a fortnight.
America to take all the Philippines and
pay $40. 000,000-Secretar of war re-
fuses to permit ofthe publication Of Col
onel Roosevelt's report on Santiago and
Montauk--Yellow fever continues In
the south despite the, frost Cleveland
judge accused Of taking half the fee in
divorce case heard before him
Nurse who attended Rough Rider San
ders Of Salem writes his father that the
soldier could have been saved with the
proper use Of necessary drugs, which he
did not know enough about to admins
ter. re r..
SUNDAY. OCT. 80.
Canvass by the New York World gives
the national house to the Democrats,
New York to Van Wyck and re-elec-
ton of Senator Murphy-Believed that
the United States will demand the Phil
ippines, and will offer SAC, 900, 900 fol
Them Whites and blacks in Whining
ton, N. c., on the verge of race war
Masked highwaymen attempt to
hold up Charles r. Cogswell of Win.
CHESTER Mass-Cubans in Havana
working against General Gomez
Camp for Second brigade selected al
Greenville, s. c., and troops will begin
to leave Camp Meade on Nov. 19--Bat-
talon Of First Maine heavy artillery
boarded transport Mississippi at Boston
Death Of Colonel George e. Warning,
Jr. of New York Of yellow fever
Revision Of the Dreyfus case granted by
court of Observation-Disclosures thus
far refuse to invest in Cuba; form OF
government causes anxiety-Former
fllbuster Silver Heels in Boston harbor
Business activity in Manila-Pres.
ident confers with army advisers as tc
sending troops to Cuba-Issac Stetson,
the hermit of Dalton, Mass, found muir.
dered on Weston mountain.
MONDAY. OCT. 81.
John Reed, the notorious confidence
man, got away from his keeper in a
Worcester hotel and is at large-Re-
sumption of hostilities ridiculed in Spain
General Wood finds Manzanillo in an
unsettled state; clamor of Cuban insur-
gents for offices amounts almost to
demand; impossible to satisfy the two
factions-Corn pith as armor; new
method Of making ships of war prac-
tically unsinkable-Sergeant William
e. Walters of company e, Sixth Massa-
chusetts, buried at birmingham with
military honors-Funera of Private
Charles A. Hart of company I, Sixth
Massachusetts,, held at Concord juno
tion-Court of cessation has now abso-
lutte control of the Dreyfus affair." and If
sincere may produce the full truth of
his case; he Is likely to be brought back
to France--Activity in British naval
circles thought to be for the purpose of
showing France how her colonies would
be threatened in case of warlike demon
surations--Small area in London visit
ed by a cyclone-Two men killed by
electricity during rainstorm in Baltimore
Engagement of Miss Emily Wander
bilt Sloane to John H. Hammond, poor
young lawyer, announced-Prevaili
theory at Dalton, Mass, that Stetson,
the hermit, was murdered in ambush and
then robbed-Planned to form Coop
erative shop for striking ladies' tailors
In New York, which will have patronage
of leading society women-Ex-Presi-
dent Harrison writes that while free
silver may be dormant in New York 1t
certainly Is not in Indiana, and he urges
sound money men to vote for their cause
ENTRY of emperor and empress Of
Germany into Jerusalem-It is said in
Washington that a successor to Ambas-
sador Hay will be named within two
weeks-Church of the Most Blessed
Sacrament of Saugus, Mass, dedicated
-Four prisoners escaped from county
Jail at New London, Conn-Govern-
ment Is to purchase hospital ship Bay
State Of the Massachusetts Volunteer
Aid association and keep vessel in SER
vice; transport Mississippi sails for New
York-Ashes of Colonel Warning placed
in an urn and await the command of Mrs,
Waring.
TUESDAY, NOV. L.
President McKinley's purpose to hold
the entire Philippine archipelago by
right of conquest and to compensate
Spain for actual expenditures for the
Improvement of the island. but not for
any military expenditures, Is officially
admitted for the first time-Adminis
tration decides to delay the departure
Of troops for Cuba-New French cab
met announced-Court of cessation
appoints councillors to proceed with new
inquiry into the Dreyfus case-Entire
Japanese cabinet resigns War inves-
tigators complete the work of their
southern tour-Cost of the war with
Spain will reach about $240. 900, 900 by end
Of the present fiscal year-Consul
Hanna advises young men seeking work
to keep away from Porto Rico-Penn-
sylvania's Democratic state chairman
accused of offering to sell out the party
government places big or
ders for naval equipment - Provi-
dence firm fails for $4,000 -
Trio of altered burglars captured in
Fall River, Mass-Bill introduced in
Vermont legislature for recognizing
the national guard-George M. At
wood of Providence commits suicide
British special naval train wrecked at
Rat Portage-Private Willard Green
Of the First New Hampshire regiment
held without bail on charge of MUIR
der--Rev. DR.. Smith Baker of East
Boston called to Portland, Me-, and will
of ex-Congressman
Joshua g. Hall Of Dover, N. H--Wor-
cester celebrates the return of its SOL
diers from the war-Hill IN. HI post
master more than $500 short in his ac-
against running over
time in Hargraves mills at Fall River
not very successful.
For Over Fifty Years