St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-10-30

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R--Fall River cotton manufacturers
criticise NJ. G. d. Borden's statements
and attitude; manufacturers fatty de-
clare that they will not advance wages
Eastman Kodak company, capital
lied at S34,000000, formed to con-
sOlidate leading camera concerns in this
country and in England--NeXt spring
may see Cuba observation-disclosures
cutter Bear reports no seizures of seaers
this year--Duke of York sails for Eng
land-Ncarly million Chinese
stricken by famine--Spanish naval
discussion may cause dissolution ofcab
inet--ROckhill S mission in China ends;
he resumes his duties in Washington
Convention drawn up between isthmian
countries regulates international and
commercial relations-Buller did not
believe he would be retired, although
both the king and Brodricz asked him
to resign-London Times believes
United States should be allowed tOcon-
struct canal, and that England should
not stand upon strict treaty rights.
SUNDAY, OCT. 81.
Gang of negro snatch thieves thought
to be broken up by arrest of three mev
at Boston-Unknown man makes
dastardly attack on 7-year-old girl at
Quincy, Mass, and dsCapes--MisS
Stone and Nine. Tsilka alive and well
five days ag0--Fall River Textile
Council votes to leave the question Of
a strike to the unions; struggle is eX-
pected-Boston little girl, Florence
Donnelly, burned to death-Earl Rus
sell, lately convicted of bigamy by the
house Of lords, can now enter this coun-
try at his pleasure-Carl Robbins,
16-year-old Lynn lad, accidentally shot
by a chum while playing in the woods
London enveloped in IN impene-
trable darkness-No light on the dis
appearance of the Lowell men, Swift
and Smith, late of the Merchants bank
Prince Alert puts in fastest mile of
the year at Memphis, 200 34--Rev.
H. Il. Skillings roughly handled at
Portland Me-Senator John p. Jones
of Nevada, one of the strongest silver
men in the west, announces that he has
rejoined the Republican Presi-
dent Roosevelt asks for the resignation
of Thomas w. Cridler, third assistant
secretary of state-Caleb Powers, eX-
secretary Of Kentucky, again convicted
as accessory to shooting of William
Goebel and is resentenced for life;
women kiss and cry over the prisoner
-CZOlgOsz still unrepentant; hardly
seems to realize he is to die soon
OarSman Mckay dead-Campania
and Lucania exchange greetings 40
miles apart at sea--Admiral Dewey
resigns the presidency of the Metropoli-
tan club--Torpedo boat destroyer
Chauncey launched at Philadelphia
Twenty-one persons known to be dead
as a result of the Philadelphia fire
Delmar, Del, nearly destroyed by fire;
nearly $50 persons homeleSs-Marquis
Ito, the Japanese statesman, sails from
New York for France-Eleven-year-
old boy commits suicide by hanging at
Forestvlle, COnn-Unsuccess at
tempt to rob the postoffice at Woods
vile, N. H-General Castro's forces
reported beaten by insurgents at Ma
turin, Colombia.
MONDAY, OCT. %.
Daughter born to the duchess of Man
chester-Czolgosz has only hours to
live; to die in the electric chair tomorrow
morning; shows no interest in his APP
preaching doOm-Five persons inju ed
at Salem, Mass, in a trolley collision
caused by the swapping of brake chain
Man nabbed with stolen bank notes
at Nashville escapes wounded after a
spectacular chase-Five Springfield,
Mass, boys found playing with sew
eral sticks of dynamite which they dis
covered in a vacant lot-Giant CrUs-
tacean unearthed in excavation 1T Wa
chusetts dam, Clinton, MaSs-.-Mrs.
Mary Cannon falls dead while attending
service at st. Johns church, Clinton,
Mass-Miss Alice Ellis, n Meriden,
Conn, nurse, takes her life by inhaling
chloroform without apparent rlotive-
Great destruction of property from vast
forest fires along the Allegheny
mountains-Pretty New York girl weds
a helpless cripple, after trundling him to
the altar-Two survivors of the
wrecked bark Angola tell frightful tale
of suffering, murder and cannibalism;
adrift for 80 days without food or
water-Mrs Helen G. Neagle of Bath,
Me-. is today 105 years old-Adam A.
Harley, until recently a bank manager
at Fredericton, N. B., charged with steal
ing $6000-COngress will be asked to
pass bill making an assault upon the
Presidentof the United States a capital
offense-'London newspaper declares
Kind Edward has a cancer-In fight
at PAST insurgents lose % killed, three
captured; naval cadet Loveman Noa
shot and boloed at Nipa-Nipa; stringent
measures to be adopted in Samar-
Little prospect that the Schley inquiry
will be complete this week-WilIiam
Opperman of New York falls five stories
down light shaft and escapes with q
torn coat.