St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-11-19

party in Hawaii-Maine guide mis-
taken for deer and killed-West
pennsylvania railroad voluntarily adj
vances wages 10 percent-Moli7nux
trials cost 100000; General Moline,tx
pays about 00,000-Defeated tusiol
candidate for governor of KANSAS will
contest election on ground of fraud
Colombian officials favor canal treaty
-LChOlera in the army in the Philip
Fihes in spite of precautions-At-
torney General Knox working on plans
for regulation of trusts-Senate com
mittee 81 territories begins investiga-
ton IN New MeXiCO-"Lily Whites"
in the S0uth alarmed by the presidents
action in Alabama--Hanna will he
reelected to the senate, but is not
likely to manage the next campaigIl----
Complications may result from the
granting of a charter for a national
bank in Porto Rico-BoXer move.
ment continues in SIZE Chuan-Amer-
lean marine dies of yellow fever at
Panama-Good progress on the seal
ing dispute at The Emperor
William astOnishes England by his
prov ess as a hunter-An invention III
France by which alcohol is produced
from acetylene-Lancashire associa.
ton to grow cotton in Jamaica to void
buying in America--Guatemal s loss
of life and property as a result of vol
canic eruption said to be very heavy
Halifax Chronicle urges strong
military force to resist any advance by
the United States.
SATURDAY,, NOV. 10.
Central National bank of Boston in
the hands of receiver: National Shaw
nut bank will aid epositors--Charles
w. Zimmerman pleads guilty to charge
of numbering his wife at Boston; sen
fenced 70 Imprisonment for life-Coal
commission begins hearing at Scran-
ton-General increase of pay among
railroad mplOyes-Report that ].
H. Marley will start a daily paper at
Augusta Me-Kansas judge holds
that hypnotist has right to bury his
wife alive-Indiana Republicans
booming Governor Durbin for the vice
Millionaire Edward But
Ter Ct Missouri found guilty of at
tempted bribery--Jefferso Davis re-
port on Buena Vista and Monterey
found in Mississippi archives-Ohio
fpnllnU ~ In f1 ctn nd
part of the distance mile a minute
New York automobiist sued for
$4,000 for frightening horse which re-
suited in serious injury to two persons
General staff plan for the navy
urged OH Secretary MOody-Vice Gov
ernor Wright not allowed to bring his
Chinese servant east-Cuba likely to
be slow to grant demands of the United
States; talk of negotiation with other
Bulgarian cabinet resigns
French coal strike virtually ended
Volcano Santa Maria still in ernp-
tion-Dadys Cuban agent and $4,000
miSSing-Great Britain to reduce
naval establishment at Jamaica
Americans said to have found rich
Aztec treasures in Chinese
papers want the British and Germans
TO leave the country British medical
Journal takes up charges of ''squalor"
at OXford-King Edward may revi ~
the old custom of having a minister al
ways at Court-Manage of Rhodes
scholarships says oxford can ring
about British unity-German Treat
les association urges extension of ex-
listing commercial arrangement.
SUNDAY, NOV. IS
Rubino, an anarchist, attempts to
kill King Leopold at Brussels and is
barely saved from a mob-Schnec-
tady labor unions plan a strenuous
boycott against railway. Ogden
Armour bearing whole weight of wheat
market-Mayor of West Tampa, Fla,
kidnapped, logged and threatened with
dcath--President Rodrigues Alves of
Brazil installed with great ceremony
Patrick Lyman, teamSter, killed
in collision with an electric car 1T Bos-
ton-Farewell banquet to Ambas-
sadOr Cambon by representative Amer
icans--President Mitchell under long
and sharp fire of croSs-eXamination-
Virginia negroes appeal to federal court
against Gisfra nchiSing law-President
Roosevelt fails to get shot at bear
in Il hot chase-Dr Joseph Swain in
stalled as president of Swarthmore col
lege-Loss to Guatemalan coffee
growers from eruption is probably So
00000-Old home of William Cullen
Bryant at Roslyn. l.. l., destroyed by
fire-R0bert Fulford. actor, sued for
| 100000 for breach of promise-The
Rev. Casimer Zeglen hurt at trial of
his bullet proof cloth at Chicago
Business men of country to petition
| congress for tariff commission
/ Nebraska is to invest $3,000,000 of
school funds in Massachusetts bonds
Pudding shaped lifeboat holding 20
persons to he tried on Goodwin sands
-Stage-struck girls taken into Gus
tody at Lynn and held till parents ar
rived.
MONDAY, NOV. II.
Fire destroys Armour packing plant
at Sioux City; 100000 loss and 600 men
out of employment-Young girl
dragged from her home at Revere,
Mass, by two men, who attempted to
assault her-Chief Parkhurst of
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