St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-11-23
NEWS SUMMARY
WEDNDsDAy NOV. 20

Colored United States soldiers raho,
against attempt to arrest one Of their
number and kill one Of Woods Cuban
lieutenant. an old man, boy and baby
near Santiago--Cutters strike in two
Marlboro factories out of sympathy with
oeworkers-Captain McCalla renorta
upon the wreck Of the Teresa that II will
be impossible To pull her off-Joseph
Harper of Boston sentenced to state
prison for from five to seven wears for
killing Samuel Williams-Dreyfus will
be allowed to put In his defense before
the court of casstion-General Breck-
enridge, before the war investigating
commission, says that General Skaters
conduct of the Santiago campaign was
not above criticism; he thinks that with
General Miles In command 1t would have
been more enthusiastically. J. Bryan
says free silver Is not dead--Eleven
people killed in an accident on the Grand
Trunk railroad-Robert p. Porter
special United States commissioner IN
Cuba and Porto Rico, presents his re-
port to President McKinley--The Chi
cago-Virden Coal company practically
accedes to all demands of the striking
miners-"Major" Taylor. the colored
bicycle rider, twice ties his record. I'm.
32s., made last Saturday at Philadel-
phia--Gloucester, Mass, little girl
killed by an injury to the brain from a
slate pencil entering her eye-Hon
Joseph Chamberlain, at political con-
ference at Manchester Eng, speaks of
the Fashoda issue and of the good will
established between Great Britain and
the United States-Wife of ex-Con-
gresham FELTON, of Georgia calls for the
lynching Of 1000 negroes weekly If neces-
sary that the white women of the south
may be protected.
THURSDAY, NOV. IT.
Peace commissioners meet; Spaniards
refuse to accept American interpreta-
ton Of the terms Of the protocol, and
propose to leave the matter to arbitra-
tion--Marlboro Mass, manufacturers
say they will keep shoe shops closed
until men are ready to yield in every
point-"MaJor" Taylor breaks more
records at Philadelphia, and his man
ager issues challenge to McDuffee-
General Wood reports on the affair at
San Luis; he says 1t was a row between
drunken. negroes, soldiers and Cuban
police; soldiers in the wrong-Nat
Butler. on bicycle, beats the champion
pacing stallion Albatross-Ethel Mar
lowe dies soon after making exit from
stage of New York theatre, where she
was playing in 1.-THE Christian"-Col-
onel Jacobs, before the war investiga-
ton commission, says that ambulances
were left in Tampa by General Skaters
explicit Observation-Disclosures Boswick's
stable captures several ribbons and the
challenge cup at the New York horse
show. c. T. U. unions to be invited
to give 81 each towards a memorial tc
late Frances Willard-Currency re.
form conference by chairman of sound
money league and Republican nationa
committeeman-In q speech before
Conservative club, London, JOSEPH
Chamberlain declares an Anglo-Amer
lean alliance would fear no other al
liance-Fifth Massachusetts, passe.
through Baltimore on its way to Green
vile S. eighth Massachusetts, reg
iment to be supplied with improved
rifles-Colored immunes attack stor,
in Macon. Ga, and threaten to loot it
30 Of them taken by provost guard
Fourteen-year-old girl of Islip, L. 1.
left 100000 by eccentric relative. Sc
cures property after legal contest-P
H. Donnelly Of Illinois defeats PROBES
sor jerks for secretaryship of industrial
labor ommission-Grand Maste
Workman Hicks of knights of Labor il
favor Of expansion-Torpedo boa
Dupont develops 80 knots speed at New
port, r. l.. and proves t. be the tastes
craft in the United States navy-Nav.
department authorizes Captain McCall
to abandon the wreck of the Mari;
Teresa-Death of DR.. Samuel C. Bart
lett, former president Of Dartmouth col
lege. at Hanover. N. H.
rnlDna,
The American commissioners will asl
the Spaniards to name time for signing
a protocol recording their inability t
agree, unless the Spaniards will waiv
oil objections and discuss the Philip
pines question; this Is; on the word of
member of the cabinet-Five hundre
shots exchanged between negroes an
white miners at Springfield, Ills, an,
military called out to suppress mob
Nineteenth anniversary and banquet o
the old school boys Of Boston--Fourtl
day of Marlboro shoe workers strik
| passes in quiet-Vestry Of old Nortl
church. Boston, appeals for funds to as
sist In preserving the historic edifce-
A Lexington, KY, photographer bring
$4,000 suit for damages against Majo
Carson, the noted misunderstanding
Mass, citizens honor their sons VIII
went to the front with company A. Sixt
Massachusetts regiment-Fifth regi
ment passes through Salisbury, N. c
and will reach camp at Greenville, s. c
today-Dedication of the Holy Ghos
hospital for incurables at Cambridge
Mass-General Wood orders the colore
| regiment to move further away from Sa
Luis, where the fighting occurred Mon
day-General Garcia and his party @
Cubans arrive at Tampa from Cuba, an
are now on the way to Washington
President Timothy Dwight Of Yale col
lege resigns fflce-Ex- President Hal
rison gets 100000 retainer from Vene
zuela as counsel before the tribunal G
arbitration in Paris-Two hundre
lepers allowed to escape in island G
Luzon by negligent Spaniards-Deat
of DR.. Stephen H. Tying. president Of tn
American chamber Of commerce In Par
Secretary Long, It is said in Wash
ington, will recommend to congress tn
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