St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-10-16

born near Ravenna, o., of MasSachu-
sets stock, and early in life became a
Mormon-Sir Thomas Upton, at New
York. dined the crews Of the Shamrock
II. the Erin and the tender Porto Rico,
the three vessels which composed the
Upton fleet in America during the last
racing seasOn-Peter Helmer, an East
Dedham, Mass, baker, fined 500 for
employing girls contrary to the new %
hour law-Solomon B. Kaufman,
Boston, the salesman for a New York
liquor firm, charged with larceny of
liquors valued at $12S0-Rich deep sea
mine reported at Nome-Senator Gull
lom considers reciprocity a solution of
the tariff question, favors canal. and
would reduce revenue-Denial OF re-
port that Ambassador Choate is to re-
sign-Macabebe have a two hours
fight with insurgents in southern Luzon
Gomez defends Palma's suggestion
to revise the Cuban army list and reduce
payment-ROOsevel appointment of
a postmaster at Wilmington, Del,
again shows his disregard of politicians
Australian merchants condemn
proposed tarilf-Kaiser fayors a sub
way in Inter den Linden--TheH Hague
commentaries opening of Boer war
Successful trial of submarine boat
Triton off Cherbourg-French miners
may strike if an eight-hOur day is not
granted South African war causes
scarcity of horses suitable for infantry
Report that Venezuela is planning
"another invasion" of Colombia
Botha may escape from the British cor
don. but is likely to lose some men.
SATURDAY, OCT. u.
The misunderstanding existing in va
rious parts of the country as to the pro-
gress of the fund to ransom Miss Stone
the missionary, is considered to be OF
sufficient reason for the issuance OF an
other appeal for funds by the clergy
men who signed the first one. The idea
is to impress upon the people OF Amer
lea the danger which still threatens
Miss Stone-M. G. D. Borden relter-
ates his claim that the raise in wages III
his Fall River mills was justified by
business conditions and says that he
does not fear or seek war with othel
manufacturers-Dea Of Professor
JR. Greenough of Harvard university
Two more cases of smallpox re-
ported by the Boston board OF health
Children start bonfire on roof OF
house in Boston and Josephine Salone
8 years old, probably fatally burned
An expert testifieS in the probate court
at Boston that Leveiett Chase, late heao
master of a grammar school, had beer
mentally unbalanced for is years-St
Louis teamstcrs sttike-Plan for a
new Dawson railway-Senator Mason
confidently expects -electiOn-Tam--
MANY working to secure borough ant
county officers-Motorman killed ant
several people injured in a trolley crash
, near Lawrence, Mass--Rtter d Conley
Manufacturing company of Pittsburt
to establish a 100000 steel construc
!, ton plant at Teetsdale, Pa-Neely
trial begins in acknowledgements con
slider canal treaty of extraordinary sig
= nifcance-Surgeon generals repor
shows the army to be in unusually goot
: health-Senator Mason assures tn
= president that he will not oppose thu
y canal treaty--Congressm think civil
= government has been extended to-
= rapidly in the Philippines Ohicers O.
- the Massachusetts, at the Schley court
;. testify of orders to sink the Colon
= Plague increasing in Rio Janeiro-Re
= mort from Sofia says brigands with Mis-
. Stone are in Turkey-Britisl
chambers of commerce adopt resolution
advocating protection-Story of Ceci
!, Rhode'slarge contribution to the Liberia
party is substantially confirmed.
SUNDAY, OCT. Is.
Attempts to rescue Miss Stone max
d ing her danger greater, as the brigand
O may kill her to prevent her from beln'
It a witness to their identity-Mlss Gene
$ We've Hecker wins open championship
V for women golfers-Senator Lodg
| home: he will not abandon the senat
~ for secretaryship Of state-Anothe
a British torpedo boa destroyer, the Nul
l. ture, proves herself unseaworthy-
d Grotesuue initiation of II Boston univel
3 sitv freshmen who paraded in overall
r and stovepipe hats-Peter N1sse
% makes trip through whirlpool rapids
,s Niagara-Boston operative tailors WI
N their strike; contracting vest makers II
r. fuse to arbitrate with a committee
b. employes who are out because one of til
le number is a woman-Yale college fac
st ulty does away with compulsory a
" tendance at recitations-Granl
ii. monument to Thomas Jefferson III
Il, yelled at Monticello, Va-Girls al
a substituted for boys as telegraph me
AZ sengers in Bridgeport, Conn-Anton
lg Maggie indicted for conspiracy to Xxi
* President McKinley--Plate gla
re windows in Portland, Me-, nearly RUNE
es by vandals-Duke and Duchess
Is Cornwall heartily received in westel
ct Ontario-.Big gun on battleship Al
n bama damaged to extent of nearly $1OC
a DO0--Express car looted Of 5000
lie between Indianapolis and st. Louis
rs Southern sugar growers alarmed ov
n. talk of reciprocity with Cuba.
no MONDAY, OCT. ii.
N. Boston police arrest three men WI
de have been concerned in at least 40 hou
- burglaries in Boston and vicinit
&C woman also in the gang; stolen goo
pO=OO Found II, fI,O;r rClr,c