St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-11-27

He is determined to preserve the neu-
trality of the isthmus- Harvard uni
yersity to be given a building for reel
tation hall purposes, costing 100000
Stock Of many Boston banks being
bought up for prospective consolidation;
New York nterested-COllier Caesar
arrives at Boston navy yard with the
first cargo of hemp to be brought di-
rectly from the PhilippinesTSan
Francisco concerns yield to striking
machinists-New Haven railroad Of
fcials confident that they can break
strike--NatiOnal w. G. 7. u. opposes
Sunday saloon movement in New York
President R0osevelts message to be
the longest on record-TeXt of report
of canal commission shows that Mic
aragua route is favored--New York
reform club memOrializes the presi-
dent against che ship subsidy bill
Senator CullOm Of Illinois will introduce
bill in congress for memorial to Lin
coin to he erected in Washington at
cost of $1,000 00-Canada may send
900 mounted troops to South Africa
Yerkes plans a deep underground ex-
press railroad for LondOn--BOers
driven yer the Riet river after run
ming fight Of % miles-Great Britain's
foreign policy idea now seems to be mo
war with merica"-London county
council refuses application for ground
for American sky-scraper.
SATURDAY, NOV. %.
The Liberals are in control along the
line of the Panama railroad, up to with
in two miles of Panama. An attack on
the troops of that city is imminent. for
GeneralDiaz is now at Empire station,
which is Is miles from Panama, with
force of HOO revolutionists. Panama
is awaiting important developments
Still much excitement in Athens, but
no more violence--Anti-B British con-
spiracy discovered in Johannesburg and
20 midnight arrests made-Dr. Greer
denies that he has decided not to accept
the western Massachusetts bi>hopric
Plot to blow up British steamship
frustrated at Pensacola, Fla-In-
| speeding party of prominent mining
officials enters west main of burning
mine at Bluetield, w. Va, and persisted
Judge at Rome, N. Y, renders de-
! ciSiOn under which one-half of Mrs.
Moses M. Davis estate gees to
Christian ScientistS-NewY York grand
jury reports two indictments against
Fire Commissioner Scannell-Com-
missioner Foulke says there is no oc-
casion for congress to amend the civil
service law-Maj0r Lauchheimer
accused at Meade cOurt-martial of being
under influence of liquor in Boston
government officially acknowledges
bravery of captain and crew of Boston
barll-Ex- President Cleveland i'll at
his home at Princeton, N. J-CCnSul
General Dickinson to present ultimatum
to Miss Stones captors; reported she
has been moved again.
SUNDAY, NOV. "a.
Presidents message to touch on the
diSfranchiSement Of negroes-Pas-
senger train crashes into freight near
little tunnel, North Adamas--Self
Protection wins hunters steeplechase at
the Bennings track-Big railroad tie
up threatened in western Pennsylvania
district-Cigar makers long strike at
Tampa officially declared off-Presi-
dent Roosevelt hunting wild turkeys at
Chapel Pont-UniCn labor demands
that Louisiana Purchase fair be union
ized"-Former President Cleveland re.
covers from his threatening Illness
German ship ashore at Monmouth
beach; tug wrecked at Long Branch
Panama fears an attack from rebels at
Colon and IS fortiying rapidly
Cruisers Albany aud New Orleans said
to be unfit for bitation---Strikers in
camp at Madisonyille, Ky, refuse tC
obey order to diSband--NeW York
horse show ends; an unprecedented
success in every Stewards of the
Henley regatta vote against exclusion
Of OreignerS-Twelve new cases OF
smallpox in Boston--Englan really
disturbed over -Chamberla feel
ing in Germany-Solicitor Genera
Richards denounces anarchy in Phil
adelpha speech-A Boston prot2s
against proposed naval appropriation o
500. O0O, Spectators selling tick
cts to Bonnie trial; trial to last montl
Miners strike beginning in France
home for stable boys at Chantilly-
Mayor Hart of Boston accepts reSigna
ton of B. 7. Wheeler, superintendent o
! streets-Body of Mrs. A. r. Carpente
of Attlaboro Mass, found in the Bal
, rington river--Fire in the Kearsarg
hotel at Portsmouth, n. H, fri h en-
the guests-Boston schooner Mecost
! wrecked at Porto Plata; she is a totG
loss.
MONDAY, NOV. 25.
The city of Colon, the capital of O.
= lombia is to be bombarded by the Ct
lombian government gunboat PinZol
: This action is intended to drive out til
: rebels who few days ago captured tn
: city. The Pinzon has 600 men O
l board, and they will be landed to tax
l possession of the city if the rebels al
= driven out. The leaders Of the insu
: rection, however, claim that they al
gaining in strength every day and thu
t not only will they hold Colon but tn,
$ they will soon capture Panama on Il
V other side of the isthmus. Panama
S being fortified in anticipation of q
: tack-For As hours one of the mo
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