St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-11-19
DIARY OF EVENTS,
TUESDAY, NOV. II.

rs NllneSS against MASON III cambridge,
Mass-President Eliot of Harvard col
lege denOunces labor unions as ODposed
TO education of the young men, and
what he terms their fight against the
development of the manly Instincts
Fire damages new East river bridge
$500, 000-Waketield, Mass, finds
itself ramp-ridden--D Death of Miss
Abbie b. Child, home secretary of the
Womans Board of Missions-Fer
dinand Ward to return to New York
city--Plan to build temple of labor
in New York-Superntpndpnt of
Bellevue hospital, New York. resigns
Unusually broad injunction against
indianapolis machniSts--Npw York
dealers to distribute coal first where if
is most needed-ZioniSts to have
"Shekel day" to test the strength of
the federation-New Jersey supreme
court sustainS decision prohibiting en-
plOyment of barmaidS-John Mitchell
says he would not accept the presi-
dency of the American Federation of
Bishop of northern Indiana
declares conditions almost anarchistic
prevail in the United States--Secre-
tary Root likely to renew recommended
ton for general Shaws coal
order stands; it is intended merely to
check splitting--Revenue col
ector for Alabama removed on ac-
count Of his political actions-The
president promises to consider the QueS-
ton of control of the Isle of Pines
Spanish friars in the Philippines not to
be banlshed, but gradually replaced by
Others-CiviI service commission
favors compulsory annuity insurance
for government employes-India pros
porous in spite of the More of
Firmin's followers leave Hay ti-Se-
rious fire at East London, Cape Colony
Yukon gold output estimated at
$12,0OO,00O
WEDNESDAY,, NOV. -.
Roland B. Molineux set at liberty
after spending nearly four years in
prison and being once condemned to
death and twice placed on trial for muir
der of Mrs. Katharine J. Adams; Jury
but - minutes in agreeing upon verdict
Alan G. Mason discharged in Cam
bridge, Mass, court; George L. o.
Perry, the negro. held without bail I'M
til Tuesday next, charged with the
murder of Miss Clara H. Morton at
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Baer replies to
Mitchell. but ignores the union
Agreement with Newfoundland not a
"Bond-Hay" treaty, but a revival of
the Bond Blaine nvention-Satisfac
tory bargain with Colombia is expected
and canal treaty probably will be ready
for the Bolivia declared to be
in state Of siege British press dis.
trusts the German emperor-Ger-
many to establish western American
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bowen believes
the war in Venezuela is ended-Miser.
able condition said to prevail in south
ern Italy--Great Britain to establish
a coaling station on Suwarrow island
Wireless system to he established
connecting Victoria with Cape Breton
--CubanS declare cock fighting to be
the national sport, and urge its reStora-
tion-Jnmcs Sutherland succeeds ].
|. Tarte as Canadian minister of public
works.
THURSDAY, NOV. 10.
cbn+ kI,o
heart at Portland, Me-; Elmer E. Smith
held, pending stigaton--Nina
Danforth sentenced to 81 months i'm
prisonment for killing A. ]. Emery at
South birmingham, Mass; tiny cripple
had been deceived by trick mar
riage-More blood-stained garments
belonging to George L. O. Perry
said to have been discovered in connec-
bridge, Mass-M Massachusetts Total
Abstinence society discoura ged, but not
disheartened by failure of district op.
ton at B0ston-AnarChist anniversary
celebrated in Chicago--New Jersey
supreme court questions legality of BIZ
partisan boards-PrcSident Roosevelt
on his way to Mississippi where he will
go on bear hunt-If COloradO's Re-
publican house attempts revolutionary
tactics Democratic senate will retaliate
More coal operators reply to Mitch
ell, declaring the union not an issue and
rejecting miners demands-Owing to
settlement of Chicago railroad trouble,
employees of other western roads will
demand inCreaSe--Govern0r Odell
says he is not a candidate for the United
States senate and that Platt will have
no Opposition-Landf frauds shown in
California-Nice Governor Wright
favors a Filipino dollar--Prince Ka-
laianaole elected to congress over Will
cox in Hawaii--Alleged boundary
marks in Alaska said to be only stones
for Indian graveS--Elmer e. Bryan
appointed superintendent of educa ton
in the Philippines--W While the west is
for protection. there is a spirit of in
curry as to tariff revision-Germany
agrees to submit to The Hague court
the question of gold or silver payment
of Chinese Observation-Disclosures
Powell assures the president Of SantG
Domingo that the United States has
no intention to interfere in the island
affairs--France's population last year
increased 72,39S--Cuban planters
charged with seeking annexation to the