St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-09-17

the only possible basis Of settlement
Philippine farmers being taught Amer
lean methods-Cathoic want investi-
CATION of church loot" brought from
the Philippines-Nine thousand
plague victims in Borneo-Marconi
declares he has solved problem Of
sending messages 1900 miles-Eng-
land will take no action about Man
churta until further reports are re-
ceived.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 10.
President Mitchell of the Mine Work
ers opposes compulsory arbitration; says
miners will not enslave others in order
to get out of their own difficulty
John G. Knight, a Somerville, Mass,
policeman, admits thefts from store and
public library-Bennie Munroe and
Jimmie Hunter, bicyclists, suffer frac-
tured skulls in an accident at Balti-
more-Fierce forest fires raging in
Oregon-Strike of miners in Athens
county, O-Bridgeton, N. j., wooden
mills burned-Carlisles Pa, woman
convicted of itchcraft-Move for a
third state ticket in Wisconsin-Death
of Ex-Governor Andrews of Connect
ut-Commander Potter reports Sc
rious situation on the isthmus Of Pan
ama-Beef trust managers negotiat-
ing for control Of cotton seed oil mills
Western railroads announce cut in
lumber rates from Minnesota points
east-American Tobacco company
spends millions in losing fight with
British facturers-Report Of
proposed subsidy for steamship line be-
tween Canada and Liverpool believed
abroad-King Edwards health much
mproved-Boer relief a charge On
British reasury-Paris to erect a
school of arts and crafts-Milner
violently assailed in the Cape assembly
Reported move in Brazil to invade
Acre is onfirmed-British steamship
Nithsdale wrecked off Cardiva island
Martial law wanted at Barcelona on
account of strikes-Cubans move to
have annulled the military order
against cockfghting-Colonial pre-
miers agree with Laurier against aidfor
imperial armament-Vote Of con-
fldence in Palma by Cuban congress
shows that harmony continues
Botha says help for Beers is necessary
to prevent ruin but believes they will
receive none-Cubans charge Illegal
collection Of duties during American
occupation, and will bring suit to re-
cover.
SUNDAY, SEPT. IA.
Famine threatened in Panama by
wholesale arrests made by Salazar--
Hard coal now 500 to $25 a ton in Chi
cago; soft coal also advanced
Bishop Fallows of Chicago to try and
settle the coal miners strike-Vene-
zuelan rebels capture Rio Chico and at
tack Los Teques-William J. Bryan
speaks at Tom Johnson campaign
meeting in Toledo-Striking miners in
desperate mood over the Harrisburg
Society circus at Green
witch, Conn, proves brilliant and
merry success-Mob of 5000 attack
Jail at Butler, Pa, to lynch assailant of
a child-Annua Champion stakes of
$4,000, as Sheepshead, won by Major
Daingerfeld-Secretary Moody is in
great demand as campaign speaker in
close districts-British rifle team de-
feats American and Canadian teams at
Ottawa-Huge alliance entered into
by Vanderbilts and the Pennsylvania
system-Captain Andrews and bride,
who sailed for Europe in tiny boat,
doubtless lost-A negro, accused of
assaulting women, nearly lynched at
Camden, n. J--Immense forest fires
sweeping the states Of Washington and
Oregon-Western amateur golf cham
| pionshfp won by H. G. Egan-Gov-
ernor Savage of Nebraska to take a
hand in fight against packing merger
Supposed elopement Of Saug1s,
Mass, man and his niece, the latter
only 15-One patient kills another in
the Medfeld, Mass, insane asylum
Senator Clark pays $250,000 for a
dozen rugs for his New York home
Treasury to put $S,200,000 in circula-
ton to relieve the currency stringency
Congressional committee opposed
to increase in navy at coming session
Wireless telegraph worked wonders
in late German army maneuvers-
United States eleven defeats All-Can-
ada at cricket in Philadelphia
Elisha Marston, real son of the Reyo-
luton, dies at Sandwich, Mass.
MONDAY, SEPT. Is.
Mary Huber, a runaway wife, shot
and killed by her husband, George
Huber, at Great Darlington, Mass
President Roosevelt annoyed at Nc
Kinley memorial sermon at Oyster Bay
in which the minister attacks trusts
Andrew Genvich, 65, murderously
assaults his wife, 70, at Southwick,
Mass; said to be jealous of her,
Olneyville weavers decide to go back to
work on single loom; strike funds low
Death Of Winfield S. Stratton, the
millionaire miner-Conference OF
New York Republican leaders con.
cludes to endorse President Roosevelt's
administration and bis candidacy fol
the nomination in 1904-Use of Boel
tactics and wireless telegraphy rea
features Of the recent German army
s-Confe1ence betw ,e1