St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-07-02

inflicted injuries of Cashier Sherman
Of the wrecked Merchants National
bank, Newport-Damag caused by
storm in South Dakota and Iowa esti-
mated at 0000-Bishop Blank of
Porto Rico gives optimistic report Of
conditions in that Simultaneous
gifts to BoWdoin college announced at
the commencement exercises---Dean
Hoffman of New York left about $10,-
100000 and made many public be-
quests-Great increase in deportation
of immigrants-Br added to OK
traditable list with Mexico, Nene-
zuela rebels capture Coro-Serious sit
uation exists in Hayti-Alliesa at TEN
Tsin demand a description Of franchises
granted magazine cXplodes
near Madrid; two men killed, IA in
jured.
SATURDAY, JUNE %.
King Edward continues to improve;
procession day finds London deserted
--Danvers, Mass, Historic society
gets new home by donation of Moses
Porter estate--Serious forest fire in
Colorado-Steamer brings $1,OOO,00O
from Dawson-President Roosevelt
again in Observation-Disclosures in
coal regions; six men arrested
Bryan says he was not invited to the
Tilden club Observation-Disclosures
civil government bill goes to 'onfer-
ence-Labor committee Of the house
favors bill for federal arbitration board
House committee accepts forest re-
serve BILL but defers action until De-
cember-Secretary Gage said to have
seen no cause for action in alleged silk
fraud cases-San Francisco collector
holds Chinese seals, awaiting advice
from ashington-PIans for public
reception in London for Kitchener
General Gomez favors giving negroes
places in the Cuban rural guard
Fighting in the interior of Venezuela
and Castro's overthrow is predicted
Mission destroyed and missionary 1lur-
dered by a Chinese mob in Sze-Chuan
American representatives received
in audience by the Prince and Princess
of Wales-COllapse of coronation
makes convention Of premiers more
prominent; hope for preferential aid
Charges that relief for Martinique
sufferers was misapplied and that no
effort was made to relieve the Injured
people-Presdent Loubet signs de-
cree closing 100 religious institutions
which have not complied with French
law Of associations.
SUNDAY, JUNE %.
One man killed and nearly two score
injured, some of them perhaps fatally
in a collision between electric cars at
Marlboro, Mass-Harvard defeats
Yale in final game for baseball cham
pionship--London public takes favor
able report of Edwards condition as
matter of course; passed comfortable
day-NeW York supreme court al
lows $4,000 a year as reasonable main
tenance for society girl of 1S--Lieu-
tenant Paul r. Stockley, twenty
First infantry, found to have been muir
dered two years ago, in Batangas
prOyince-Death of Captain Franklin
B. WeIlock, famous pilot of Boston
harbor-Beef packers secure victory
in the suits instituted against them by
Attorney General Grow in the Missouri
state cOurts-PreSident Roosevelt ap-
points 10 West Point cadets and five
alternates from army officers; not one
political appointment--RiO between
whites and negroes on train in South
Carolina; several wounded and two lie
gr0es dead-UnknoW man leaps over.
board from steamer Richard Borden
near Pomham Light, r. l., and is
drowned-Robert Gregg, Is years old
loses 5000 in bunco game at Bristol, II
, Admiral Killick landed troops tt
= support General Firmin Of Hayti
, fouted the authorities and threatened
to lombard the city; fighting in the
streets-Boston, New York and west
ern capitalists negotiating for the pur
chase of 100000 acres of timber lands il
! oundland-People of Cuba IL
l most in despair at hold-up in Washing
q ton; European nations seeking to GUS
! Americans from advantages; talk o1
issuing paper script-Quebec law yer
= win victory in Gaynor and Greene case
q and both may go free in the fall
4 Patrolman White of Lawrence, Me- S.
K stabbed and beaten by two Italians
i but pluckily arrests one--Jury briber
@ in Chicago found guilty and some o
- them get heavy sentences-----Names o
q missing Cebu teachers given out b,
war Department.; two of them New
q Englanders. l.. A. Thomas and John +
l. Wells, Providence--Gcorge Herna
Y of Worcester, Mass, killed by train a
@ most in sight of his mother.
y MONDAY, JUNE 80.
y King Edward still improving and hi
- condition pronounced very satisfactor
S Cape Haytien bombarded by COY
v eminent gunboat; many killed an
q wounded; disturbances in Hayti---
e Jury in the Moars poisoning case g
lie Manchester, VT, disagrees-Col
II verified cruiser MayfioWer luXuriousl
n fitted for presidents use----Colombi
II renews its claim to Mosquito coast an
4 Nicaragua canal port-New charge
ct filed against Collector Leach of Clev
c. Iand--Admiral Dewey concludes h
e. testimony at the Philippine investig;
)f tion--Million dollar fund has bee
u raised for Johns Hopkins university