St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-11-05

friction in Mexican ministry is denied
Berlin planning large public trad
ing investments-General Botha con-
siders the Boer mission to England
failure-More chapters from Kruger's
book revealing jealousies among the
BoerS-Brazil fears Acre concession
may give United States control of the
rubber trade-A British investor in
Cuba finds political and economic pros
poets most neutrality-suspicious.
Yerkes deadlock in London unbrokan
and public ownership sentiment grows
-Pious fund decision inspires Ell
TEMPO, leading Mexican paper to
make a vicious attack on the United
States.
SATURDAY, NOV. 1.
Daniel Sullivan and wife of Boston
charged with numbering jeremiah Ma
honey, a neighbor, by beating
President leaves Washington for gun
ming trip in Virginia-MolineuX takes
witness stand at New York and declares
absolute innocence Of crime charged
against him-Crown Prince Of Sian
visits Waltham and Lynn, Mass
Another man killed in riots in Porto
Rico-New York to enforce the smoke
Observation-Disclosures Democrats in
dicted for preventing negro registration
Iowa supreme court rules G. o. D.
express liquor business illegal--Coal
commission decides that if wages are
changed new rate will begin Nov. l
San Frarcisco board Of health ad-
mits that there are cases of plague in
the city-Professo Heilprin declares
Nicaragua canal route impractical;
great danger from volcanoes--An-
other St. Louis ex-delegate found
guilty of perjSry and sentenced to five
years imprisonment-New 13-cent
stamp out--Corbin favors restoration
Of the army canteen-Senator Quay
to be prosecuted for violation Of civil
service law--Treasury surplus much
reduced by purchase of public build
ing sites-Commissioner reports that
educated Indians on several reserva-
lions are inclined not to work--Klon-
dixie gold shipped in 1902 was $780,
000-Move to pay American indebted
ness to -Frenchmen in Mon
treal opposed a Canadian navy-Sev-
eral former Boer commandments offer
services in maliland-Russian plan
for government control Of municipali-
ties is strongly opposed-president
of Guatemala admits that Santa Maria
is in eruption, but says no damage has
been done--Chinese officials see in
German evacuation Of Shanghai denial
of Great Britain's claim in the Yangste
valley.
SUNDAY. NOV. ..
Woman murdered at Reading Mass,
found to be daughter of Rev. Moses
Brettenheimer of Baltimore, who says
Weingert Tor Wienberg) never secured
a divorce from her and her child
Cornerstone of Everett, Mass, armOry
laid by Charles 7. Gallagher, grand
master of Massachusetts Freemasons
Miss Clara Morton, a domestic at
Mclean hospital, Waverley, Mass, as
saulted by lack the Slugger" and dies
from her injuries-Coal arbitrators
inspect a dangerous mine in the Le-
high valley; find men loafing for second
time this week; troops being sent home
No trace found of the body of
Ernest G.. Mansfield the Harvard stu
dent supposed to have been drowned
in the Charles river--Parlors of Chan
ming church, Newton, Mass, damaged
by fire to extent Of $5000--Girl
aroused in New York hospital after be-
ing asleep 312 hours-President
Roosevelt goes turkey hunting i'll Viz
ginia, but gets not a single shot--Loss
by the recent fire in Annoy, China,
amounted to more than $5,000,O00--
Receipts Of about $4,0000O0 received
by Boston city collector in payment of
taxes.
MONDAY, NOV. 8.
President Roosevelt visits battle
field of Cedar Mountain and holds a
eception-Colombi rebels still ac-
tive; government blames United States
officials for policy on isthmus--St.
Pierre, MID, swept by fire, with loss
of $780, 000-London shocked by an
other Oscar Wilde scandal; British peer
reported to have tled--Grand stand
collapses in Wisconsin, Michigan foot
ball game at Chicago and 80 are hurt
democratic congressional commit
tee claims majority of 20 in next house
j. p. Morgan and Senator Hanna
plan a big national soft coal merger
Church in Brazil, Ind, tarred and
feathered because of evangelist's " oris
Pine new high school building at
Lexington, Mass. formally dedicated
Commands Wainwright to take
command of the cruiser Newark
The Sydney flyer wrecked at Lake
View, n. S.; no passengers injured .-
Major Zabina Kellogg Pangborn, for
merly editor of several papers, dead
/ Crown Prince of Siam visits Harvard
and sees football game--Submdr,ne
torpedo boat successfully launched ut
Bridgeport Conn---Charges Of fraud
made against Safety Fund Insurance
company of New York-King Edward