St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-11-12

Western Union in suit at st. Paul gets
decision against the Great Northern
Coal commission pushing investigation
anxious to complete it as soon as pos
sible-Canal treaty again taken up at
Washington-M Merchants who do bust
ness with Cuba favor prompt moves for
a treaty-Duel between Dion and
Richard in Paris results in latter be-
ing slightly wOunded--District at
torney begins investigation of the Quay
case; Knox and president to decide as
to osecution-French colonies to
have a council of defense-England
grants $40,000,000 for aid in South
Africa-Firmin has left Hayti, and
many of his followers are destitute
Further protests against Russian plan
for government control of cities
William Redmond sentenced to six
months in prison for making incendiary
speech-England and Germany be-
lieved to be planning a division Of
Portuguese East Africa.
THURSDAY, NOV. 6.
Returns make it certain that the Re
publican majority in the house of repre-
sentatives will be larger than in any
mfdterm election in 80 years, with the
exception of 1S94--Alan G.. Mason
| held without bail OH the charge of imur-
dering Clara Morton at WaverIey, Mass
Boston and Maine asks approval of
issue of 10000 shares of stock and So
| 100000 in bonds--Francis L. Burton
of ZumOnt, Col, convicted of obtaining
$2500 by false pretences from the New
York Central railrOad--Coal arbitra-
tors end investigation of colieries--
Woman aerOnaut killed in Illinois
| Speaker Henderson said to contemplate
running for governor of Iowa Peary
reports to the navy department.
Temporary work of 10Th census cost
81 ,S54S1S-Quay will be exoncrated
| of violating civil service laW-philp-
pine commission appropriates $1,000
! 600 for famine relief-Report of com
missioner of navigation shows largest
United States tonnage in history
"rdnu trunk callnot temporarily
transfer foreign-bult engines 10 its
Cii''eu o'"'eS ''n'S WITHOUT p"NlHS
duty-Reported victory of Castro in
/ Venezuela roborated-King Ed
VAR 'dNiIlS personal interest ~ lrISh
"ldli sup trust organization IN
cIuucS bhSlISh corporation 10 hoId
Sh"reS III hrl'ISh INES RUSSIA grants
traue REFORMS at NIadIFoS'ocR nut II IS
reared tney are oi'E temporary
fFench AMBASSADORS instructed TO ar
/ range reference OF All france Cls-
puleS TO hague court--Guhpoat MARI
eta sent TO investigate case OF eN-
toftlou against our cohSuI at Barcelona,
/ Nehezueia- supreme court at IRE
/ torla declares NoId Kruger order aD-
rogallng payment or rent ana interest
during war
FRIDAY, NOV. :.
Mrs. Stephenson. witness in Nolineuv
trial. saws She saw lannon's poison nacl,-
ace mailed. declares noSitivelv that
/ H..
bv man whom she thinks was Cornish
Detectives secure what apnpars TO
be damaging evidence against Mason.
the Boston society man. accused of the
murder of women-P Personal effects of
Miss Annie NJ Clarke, the famous
actress, sold at auction at Boston,
Owner of schooner Buck libels steamer
Admiral Sampson, which sunk his
Receivers appointed for Cobb
Everett Investment company and other
Fisher e Belts interests at BostOn-
Grown Prince of Siam in Chicago
New York paSterers resume work
Another Maine man shot being mis-
taken for a President Roosa-
welt going on a tour through the west
and sOuth-End Of investigation in the
coal regions; commissioners leave for
home-Mitchell may defeat Gompers
for the presidency of the American
Federation of Labor--Allegedf raudu-
lent land entries by soldiers widows
may be canceled---Be Belief in Washing
ton that tariff reform will be under
taken by congress Republicans will
control the house by from Is to "a ma
JOrity, and the senate by 22-Anti-
Semites score a victory in the election
TO the diet Of lower Austria Move TO