St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-09-03
DIARY OF EVENTS.
TIJESDAY AUG 26.

trust question at Boston, suggests
laws like those of Massachusetts to con-
troll trade combinations-Ge
Miles going to Philippines to inspect
army and report to president-ReV.
Sam Small, the evangelist, colapses alta
Clement rally at BrattleboTo, VT, and
is vigorously jeered-Prenier Combes
from the Yukon-Ohio legislature in
extra seSsion-New York Democrats
would bar Devery from the state con-
VentiOn-Chicag church census
showed 204,567 worshippers Sunday
Northern Pacific railroad increases
pay for telegraph Notwithstanding
Mayor Jones of Minneapolis to move
against NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rose Of
Milwaukee likely to be nominated by
Democrats for goyernOr-Moro crisis
becoming aeute-Evans likely soon
to get command of Asiatic station
Many destructive fires in Greece
started by peasants-Belief that
Reitz will try to organize anti-British
campaign in Europe-Analysis of
some specimens of Portuguese bread
show SO percent Of China clay-Shah
leaves London for Paris; speculation
as to political results of his visit
German iron and steel manufacturers
organize a close syndicate to compete
with United States export trade.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 81.
President Roosevelt's tour carries
him through three New England
states; delivered nine speeches and re-
ceived plaudits of 100000 people
Rumor that J. P. Morgan has decided
to make a move to end coal strike
Edward Goodrich shoots and slightly
wounds his sister and then kills himself
at Southington, Conn; was jealous of
sisters suitor-Governor Crane Of
Massachusetts gives requisition papers
for Julian Foster, wanted in North
Carolina on a murder charge-Boston
firm will supply navy with 100000
yards of flannel, enough to make
blouses for all the seamen for next two
years-Gold found at Hope Gulch,
Mont-Unsuccess train hold-up in
Idaho-North Carolina jury defends
lynching-Bark Ceylon long over
due at Honolulu--Idaho increases
railroad and telegraph taxes--Bank-
ers' association denies pensoning
riminals-William Rockefeller buys
more Adirondack property--Odell
opposes tariff revision, and says trusts
are a state iSsue-AIillS astronomical
expedition to be in charge of William
II. Wright-William Ziegler says lie
has a second polar expedition in the
Arctic-General Macarthur at New
London for maneuvers-Heavy rains
hoped for to help down Philippine
cholera-Good crop prospects likely
to kill the tariff issue in the campaign
Secretary Shaw silent, but in
creased deposits are predicted if ny
treasury relief is needed-China &C
cepts new tariff rates-England tC
study American railroads-Cubar
papers inclined to criticise Palma
King Victor Emmanuel starts for Der.
lin--Terry will not return to Cuban
cabinet; successor not yet selected.
THURSDAY, AUG. IS.
Operators preparing to start uI
mines; say that neither Morgan mol
any other person will interfere-Hig
ginsons report on search problem
gives Pillsbury credit for evasion OF
outside scouts-Pardee nominated fol
governor by California Republicans
Fireman killed and engineer pain
fully injured in train wreck at West
field. Mass-Dayid Segal, a Boston
Hebrew, attempts double murder ant
then kills himself-AmbaSsad
George Won L. Meyer at his summe
residence in Hamilton, Mass, to res
and ecuperate-Serious riot a
Humacao, P. R-Woolen strikers de
eide not to settle-Coal washer,
burned at Tresckow. Pa-Chicag
consumers substituting gas for Goa
Western trainmen agitating for in
creased wages-Death of Rev. Thorn
as Galaudet, D. D.. in New York
Senator Hanna justifies strikes bu
hopes for compulsory arbitration
Larned defeats Doherty in challeny
round for tennis championship
Judge Parker says he will not accef
nomination for governor of New Yor
Torpedo boats DeLong and Wilke
accepted-President Roosevelt col
tinues his tour of Maine-Postal tube
, contracts delayed pending test Of Bo
ton company's system-JustiC
Shiras commends compulsory arbitr;
ton, but says obstacle of unions j
responsibility must be removed
Mgr. Guidi selected as apostolic del
gate to Manila-Canada fast liz
plans stand still till Laurier's retul
Russian navy shows interest
: Turkish Black sea coast--Cuba's e:
penditures estimated at $15,000,00
: income. $4,000 000-Heavy report
seemingly from Pelee, heard
: ominica-Japanes rice crop hurt
cold weather; life and property lost
: storms.
: FRIDAY, AUG. 20.
President Roosevelt has "strenuou
q 1ay in New Hampshire; almost ca
!. ried off his feet by a wild thrOng at r.
8 Weirs; horses became unmanageab
y at Manchester and taken from hia CT
2 riage; small riot at Concord and ii