St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-09-24

Brooklyn drydock No. in danger from
Observation-Disclosures feels that
Speaker Henderson has burned his
bridges-Paris troubled by a treasury
deficit-German Socialists move for
eight-hOur day-Successfu trial of
new globe-shaped lifeboat-Denial Of
report of Dutch-German alliance-Re-
port of Boxer rising in SEE Chuen con-
firmed-Missionary ship Southern
Cross wrecked on Tahiti-Cuban
congress passes act establishing con-
sulates-Commander Mclean keeps
isthmian transit clear-Haytien gov
eminent forces defeated in a sharp
battle-Movemen among Krugers
friends to send him to South Africa.
SUNDAY, SEPT. 81.
Cruiser Des Moines successfully
launched at Quincy, Mass-More vio-
lence in coal mining region, bridge
blown up and burned, three shooting
affrays--MrsA Carrie Nation elected
from barroom of hotel at Gardner,
Mass-New York police searching
for Hooper Young, grandson Of the
Mormon prophet, Brigham Young, who
is believed to have murdered Mrs.
Pulitzer-President Roosevelt speaks
to a large crowd at Cincinnati; panic
averted through lack of knowledge of
slight fire in exposition building
Ex-President Patton Of Princeton to
become head Of the theological semi
nary-George J. Gould says trans
continental system is not well defined,
and that merger of telegraph con-
panies is emplated-John Hays
Hammond becomes professor at Yale
w. S. STATIONS will contains be-
quest of $1,O00000 for home for sick
persons at Colorado Springs, Cob
Edith Hunter, aged 3, probably fatally
burned as result Of playing with
matches at Newton, Mass-GeOrge
Skeletons grave at Burlington, Mass,
robbed of Sancho, his faithful dog
Grand Duke Paul Alexandrovitch
elopes with wife of the distinguished
Russian engineer, Pistelkorst; his
fourth offense-Estate of Morse, in
ventor Of telegraph, being distributed
after 80 years delay-Death of Major
James w. Smyth, veteran newspaper
man of Woonsocket, R. Olympia
and Rear Admiral Coghlan ready to
sail for Panama, and sailing orders
momentarily expected.
MONDAY, SEPT. %.
Man supposed to be W. H. Young,
supposed murderer of Mrs. Pulitzer at
New York, arrested at Derby, Comb
Two girls have narrow escape from be-
ing trampled to death by horses of
President Roosevelt's carriage at De-
trOit-William G. BONN, aged 20,
kills his father at Norh Smithfield, r.
l., to save his mother from assault
Travelling photographer arrested at
New Haven for kidnapping little girl
Colombian government refuses to
accept the Panama canal protocol
Mitchell says striking miners can hold
out all winter, if ecessary-Collapse
of the electrical supply dealers trust
after three years of eXistence-Wall
of Old South chapel at Boston falls,
burying five men under it; one killed
e. G. Schaeffer wins the 100-yard |
swimming championship Of the A. A.
U-Congressman Lowering favors
tariff revision and thinks time ripe for
1.-TWO Gloucester halibut fishermen
lost by capsizing of their dory-Stake-
holder of McGovern-CorbRtt fight pays
forfeit to ACKNOWLEDGMENT |
colt Africander sells at Gravesend |
track for $14, 500-Maine judge re-
fuses request of w. G. 7. U. to impose
jail sentences-Set of china to cost |
about 100000 ordered for the White
Admiral Coghlan hoists
his flag on the Olympia in BOSTON,
persons killed and 26
in railroad wreck at Chloe
taw, o. T.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 20.
to be dead, and so injured, some perhaps
fatally, is the result of panic which |
occurred in the Shiloh (negro) Baptist |
church at Birmingham, Ala, during
session of the negro Baptist convention
Arctic steamer Fran, with the |
Sverdrup expedition on board, has |
reached Norway-Abel, Rebecca and |
Addie Bowie killed by a train on a
at West Pownal, Me-Marie |
Henriette, Queen of the Belgians, died |
at Spa. Neither her husband, |
of her family nor her doctors
were present at the time of her death
G. Crosby declines to be a
candidate for lieutenant governor Of |
achuSetts-Warren Jackson. Jail |
officer of the Cambridge Mass, house
Of correction, dies in Washington, Me-,
from drinking aconite given to him by |
for rhubarb-Great increase |
in soft coal trade-Three hundred |
veterans disfranchised by
Virginia's new constitution--New
York city magistrates resent mayors
Intimation that Jews are not fairly
treated-American claims to gold
bearing territory in the northwest con-
1rmed by ecclesiastical documents
DR.. Cook says Peary has brought ma !
terial more valuable than the discovery
Of the pole-Robert j. Welch's stable
at Greenwich, Conn, burned; several
valuable horses killed; loss $1,000