St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-11-26


cent in canal negotiations-New
Orleans court holds Jim Grow car. law
invalid because conductors cannot dis
between races-Appoint-
ment of Byrne in Delaware, although
recognition for Addicks, hurts his
chances for senatorship--DemOcrats
without a program for the coming con-
gress-ReciprOcity treaty may be de-
layed by hostile Cuban congress
New cabinet in Chili-Strike Of 10000
cigarmakers in Havana-Cuba to have
commission to confer with General
Bliss-MoIe successful tests of wire
less system off Nova Scotia-Martial
law repealed throughout new South
African enthusiastically new cab
met believed to be a step toward dicta-
torship-Emperor Williams horses
attempt to run away; accident narrowly
averted-Sheikh Of KoWeyt no longer
fears Turks, proVid he has support
of British warsFips.
pEl L = MA ANCf' ~%-'
Mine workers agree with mine own
ers to attempt to adjust the differences
existing between them outside tue an
thracite coal strike cOmmission--Wa
which ravaged Colombia for years ends
with signing of treaty of peace by gov
eminent and Tevolutionist leaders -
Godfrey Hunter Jr., son Of the former
United States minister at Guatemala
City, shoots and kills William Fitz-
gerald of Grand Rapids, Mich; Hun
ter takes refuge in legation and question
arises as to his exemption from arrest
Export trade to be protected against
the cattle disease in Massachusetts
Senator Plat for fusion in New York,
but not with Low-Triangular contest
to succeed Senator Hawley of Connect
cut-Booker Washington says to learn
to work is the salvation of the negro -
Advance of 20 percent in freight rates
decided upon at Pittsburg- Philippine
commission appoints three inSular
judges-South Carolina sues govern
ment for tax paid on liquors-Demo-
cratic party enters Philippine political
feld-Great race of warships from the
coast to Culebra won by the Cincin-
nati-Bureau Of insular affairs pre-
pairing official maps and documents
about island possessions for possible
publication-LOsS of steamer Bosnia
in Black sea browns 150--Thirty
drowned by the sinking of a Danube
river Standardization bill passes
committee stage in house Of commons
Explorer Baron Toll cut off from
the coast by ice in New Siberia--C
weather in Great Britain causes dis
tress and alarm for coming winter
Ambassador Tower dimes with czal
and czarina before leaving st. Peters
burg for Berlin-Report of a conlbina
ton Of tinanciers and engineers to builC
railways in southern perSia--MiniS
ter Bowen of the United States refuses
to Join other nations in declaring
blockade of the Orinoco ineffective.
SUNDAY, NOV. %.
Yale 0verwhelms Harvard in foot
ball by score of % to 0-Miners an(
operators have 10 days to come to al
agreement, as commission has ad
journed to Dec 8; any settlement mus
be satisfactory to commissioning
visers of the president, in cabinet, hous
and senate, split into two lines concern
ing that portion of the message bearing
on the trusts; radicals want him t
stand firm, conservatives want him t
modify the terms of his message
South Carolina white woman kills g
gantic negro who had attacked her an
child-Frank H. Cook arrested o
charge of terrorizing New Bedford
Mass, women-Heroic effort bein
made to relieve freight congestion I
observation-disclosures gets away wit
two mail sacks containing $4,000 {
Chicago-American Federation {
Labor convention votes to meet nc1
year in Boston; President Gompers II
elected--Fight in New York fire d,
partment may force both Sturgis an
Croker Out--"Uncle Joe" Cannon
Washington as Democratic as eve
thankful for the speakership-Mur1
in Brooklyn street car as result of ma
stepping on another's foot--Mrs. Nc
ineuX's case causes reaction in Soul
Dakota against loose divorce laws
Thanksgiving turkey famine feared
New York-Michael b. Sullivan
Boston took fatal jump from BrooIly
bridge-Beef trust cases to be argu,
in Chicago Dec. 16---Germany al
England considering serious actiC
against Venezuela; debating just W Ii
form the measures will assume
! Bandits hold up Rock Island train al
secure considerable booty.
MONDAY, NOV. "A.
Gale off Cape Cod brings death
fishermen--President Eliot Of liz
ward finds good in labor unions, but al
finds many evils; denounces boycott a
violence--Colombia withdraws troo
from isthmus-Several lives lost
fire in Ashland, Wis; property loss oy
$500, 000-Consul McNally calls t
shooting at Guatemala cold blood
, murder-West-bound express held
and robbed by bandits near Dayenpo
Ia-Three boys drowned in
, Androscoggin river near Lewiston,
: President at school dedication a
) Union league banquet in Philadenl