St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-08-20
WEDNESDAY. AUG. 10.

WEDNESDAY, AUG. 10.
Scene of pilIage and slaughter at
Barcelona, Venezuela; houses sacked
by rebels, who loot foreign consulates
and stores; American warshps ordered
there-COal has not further advanced
IN Boston even though the prices were
raised in New York-Uriah WEIGH of
Lenox Hotel, Boston, assigns; liabii-
ties estimated at $165000, with assets
of S6000-Light registration in Con
necticut-Highland Falls, n. Y, post
office robbed-Plans for Incorporation
of ship ombine-Hartford railway
men may strike-Gloucester expects
early settlement of fish strike--Cable
company not satisfied with government
terms-High wind does considerable
damage at Concord, n. H-Cardinal
Gibbons silver jubilee celebration aban-
doned-Mitchell still confident that
hard coal miners will win strike-Hill
again said to favor Coler for Demo-
cratic nomination for governor of New
York-Grosvenor says it is mistake
to say we wanted no territory; he wants
Cuba-EXtra session of senate may
be called early in November to consider
reciprocity with Cuba-Alleged move
in Korea to eXpel Observation-Disclosures
of sheep die as a result of drought
in Australia-French minister to Siam
says there is no rupture between coun-
tries-German crown prince said to
wish to marry Miss Gladys Deacon
Business men in Cuba favor anneya-
ton while politicians oppose-More
expeditions against the South Sea ISL
anders: many natives killed.
THURSDAY, AUG. If.
General Jacob Smith seriously sick in
form of nervous collapse at Portsmouth,
O-Rockland, Thomaston and Cam
den railway held responsible for motor
mans death at Rockport, Me-Henry
Watterson says he is not candidate for
governor of Kentucky-Rev. A. S.
Bisbee nominated for sheriff of Cum
berland county, Me-Boston's tax rate
for 1902 will be $14S0, a decrease Of 10
cents--Frederick E. Belts and J. NJ.
Fisher arrested at Boston on a charge
of using the mails in aid Of a conspiracy
to defraud; held in $4,000 each
Smaller force Of troops at Shenandoah
-Four killed by explosion on New
York tug boat-Student in University
of California finds remains of great
primeval bear-Pittsburg glass work
ers secure important concession from
one large concern-New York COM
mittee of five begins investigation Of
the recent Jew riot--Steamships in the
Morgan combine to run separate for tie
present; to be managed by central
board-Training ship Hartford docks
at Brooklyn after seven months trip
-Moros surprise an outpost in Luzon;
two Americans killed; natives escape
Fourth anniversary Of the capture of
Manila observed as a general holiday
No decision to call an extra session;
president merely considers its posi-
bility-Press generally commendS the
appointment of Judge Holmes to the
supreme court-General Smith pre-
Daring a report which will be vindica-
ton Of his course in the Philippines
Cholera epidemic in many cities in
Japan-Greene and Gaynor liberated
by Quebec judge-Industrial cxhibi-
ton to be held at Johannesburg--Be.
lief that Emperor William gained moth
ing by his visit to Russia-Franct
willing to restore railroad to China, but
Russia will not yield until England
does.
FRIDAY AIIG IL