St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-11-06
DIARY OF EVENTS.
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Leon f. CzoIgosz sufferes a slight
nervous attack, but remains sullen and
stoical. He refused to heed the words
of the priests who came to urge spiritual
preparations for death, and declined
either to re-embrace Roman Catholi-
cism or renounce anarchy, nor did he
turn to any of those higher considera-
tons which ordinarily claim the
thoughts of men occupying his position
-WOllen mills at East Killingly,
Conn, bought by Francis H. Manning
of B0sGon-Two more fine goods mills
and an addition to the Dartmouth plant
contemplated at New Bedford-A
great industrial trust for Europe pro-
iected and an alliance with the United
States combinations sought-M. G. D.
Borden's agents buy $4,000 pieces Of
print cloth at is cents, an advance of
a sixteenth since Saturday-Schley
completes his story and Lemly pro-
ceeds with cross eXaminatiOn--SiX
months more allowed to present claims
to Spanish Claims commissioner
eral Miles favOrs more power for sab
ordinate commanders in the field, and
less interference by war department.
Turkey bars religious associations ex-
PEELED from France-Danish COM
mercial interests trying to prevent sale
of islands-French Canadians oppose
Observation-Disclosures showing strained
relations of French and German leaders
in China. o..
WEDNESDAY. Oct. 80.
Autopsy shows that CzolgOsz' brain
was normal and in no way responsible
for the assassination of President Nc
Kinley. Doubt having been thrown
upon the efficacy Of quicklime, the agent
mentioned in the statute, it was de-
termined that, as the purpose of the
law was the destruction of the body, it
was not necessary to use quicklime.
Accordingly acid was poured upon the
body in the graye-The United States
secret service agents who captured the
penny" cOunterfeiters, located at Cam
bridge, Mass, feel that they have
broken up a business very profitable to
those who conducted it. For a year they
have followed the gang, always on their
track, and for months having part Of the
gang under surveillance. They waited
until all the principals wanted were in
| their clutches---HOme Market club
of Boston wants congress to collect in
| formation about the effect of trade
treaties-A business arrangement in
! VOlving clearing house methods between
| five leading fire insurance firms Of
Boston likely to be Of considerable i'm
portance-Philadelp traction en-
| ployees decide not to strike Buffalo
! Bills show in wreck at LOngwOod, n.
C-Death of Ex-Governor Henry 3.
Harrison of Connecticut--Sedley
charged with manslaughter at New
Haven and held in $4,000 bOnds--Race
riot in Balltown, La, results in the
death of thirteen peOple-M c. d.
Borden bought 100000 pieces Of re9u-
| lar goods at Fall River at Is cents and
/ is still buying; another printer bought
10000 pieces ut rs cents-Cuba
shows little interest in the coming
election-Captain Lemly continues his
questioning of Admiral Schley---In-
coming congressman considering Ques-
| ton of reducing revenue-Pan-Ame
| lean congress will recommend a COM
mttee on Observation-Disclosures issues a
new proclamation recognizing the
/ Filipino army--Porto RicaDs will sug-
gest to President Roosevelt remedies
for depression in the islands coffee
trade-QueStion of sugar bounties in
West Indies BECOMES serious.