St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-12-04

missionaries, have been murdered by
brigands--Investiture of Rev. Daniel
w. Murphy with title Of mOnsignor and
insignia of his office celebrated at Dover,
n. II.
SATURDAY, NOV. 80.
Colon is full of troops from Barran-
qu LA. Over 700 soldiers landed from
the gunboat General Pinzon. Th Sc
/ belong in the interior of Colombia and
are able-bodied men and veteran troops
/ General Alban has returned to Panama
Admiral Johnson issues an order for
Boston navy yard employees to be
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of voting ma
chimes in Brooklyn a great success
Thirty people killed in the Detroit boiler
J XplosiOn-Clear River mills, Bridge
ton, Il. l., burned; loss, $120,000--
Partridge named as next police COM
missioner of Greater New York-Fatal
fight between factions of Chinese high
binders in San Francisco--D. Harper
/ will be director of educational con-
crosses at st. Louis fair-Sjrikers n
PittSburg still active and claim gains,
but the railroad officials deny this
| Hawaii wants congress to appropriate
S1OOOO,OOO for Improvements on the is
land-The DonOra Mining company,
a new steel combine concern, acquires
the Volunteer mine on the Marquette
range--Suits will be brought aga INST
st. Louis by parents Of children who died
as a result of city's bad anti-toXin--
General Wood denies that he has said
he fayors annexation of Cuba-Lead-
ing congressman line up against pro-
posed plans for ciprOcity- Senator
Clark thinks there may be opposition to
him in the senate, but is not worrying
Move for Mckinley memorial in
China-Sultan of Morocco orders
prison refOrm--Afrcan intervention
rumors disrredited by the Daily News,
London-Argentine-Chilean conven-
ton not signed, new difficulties hav ne
arisen-Report that Miss Stone and
Nine. Tsilka have been killed is not
onfirmed--Chinese courts return 10
Pekin delayed three weeks by status
Of Manchurian negotiations-Argcn-
tine delegates at the Pan-Amer can
congress favor compulsory arbitration
for all pending and all future ques-
tons.
SUNDAY, DEC. I.
West Point defeats Annapolis II 10
5; Charley DAILY plays wonderful game
and divides honors with President
RoOsevelt-Ferry boat in collision in
the harbor of San Francisco loss may
reach 100-Defense rests in trial of
Henry Lambert at Dover, Me-Presi-
dent Roosevelt removes Governor Jen.
kins of oklahoma and gives plain rea-
sons therefor; Ferguson appointed N
place-Panama Liberals dazed by the
surrender of Colon; guerilla warfare
will probably be ontinucd-Bjshop
O'Connell of Portland prohibits church
fairs-Only one Pittsburg road now in
convenienced by the switchmens strike
Mrs. Quimby gets life sentence at
Ithaca. Mich, for killing her children
Report of the isthmian canal com
mission handed to Secretary Hay
Monitor Florida successfully launch d
at Elizabethport n. j British Liberals
well united under Sir Henry Campbell
Message from Robert col
lege indicates that Miss Stone is not
dead--Rebellion in southern Scryia;
people angered against Queen Draga
boston milk contractors advance the
price of milk 4 cents per can
MONDAY, DEC. ..
So far as can be determined only three
lives were lost in the collision between
the ferry boats San Rafael and Saus-
alto in San Francisco bay Former
Canadian residents in American cities
are again active in their efforts to have
Mrs. Florence Maybrick released from
her English prison-The Church Of
the Martyrs, the first Protestant Ar
menan church building in America. was
dedicated at Worcester, MaSs--Upon a
warrant charging forgery and uttering
forged checks Ernest d. Blackwell of
New Bedford, Mass. 40years old, taken
into custody at BOStOn---Fire of UNI
certain origin in the Masonic block, Old
town Me, practically wrecked the
building and caused a loss estimated at
more than 20,000-Impressive re-
ligious exercises intended rs a prelude
to today's opening Of the South Caro-
lima Interstate and West Indian expo
sition were held at the eyposit on
grounds at Charleston.
In Behalf of Mrs Maybrick
Cleveland, Dec. 2-Former Canadian
residents in American cities are again
active in their efforts to have Mrs.
Florence Maybrick released from her
English prison. A petition is being
drawn up by Cleveland lawyer and
copies Of it will be sent along the cities
bordering on the great lakes. The pc
tition will ultimately go to the King of
England and the English premier. The