St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-08-20

nectiOn with the Mcdonald tar and |
feather case at Marion, Mass-Claims |
made for money Benjamin Franklin left |
for Boston and Philadelphia printers,
on the ground that money has not been |
properly used--Story of white race on
Mindanao is disputed-Republican
Textbook" said to be "out of print
Colombian agents in the United States
seeking men for her navy-Cuba in
no hurry for annexation, and will make
return for trade oncessions---Rich
gold reef discovered, in the Transvaal
king Edward and the queen leave
London for Cowes-Kruger said to
refuse to ask leave to return to South
Africa-Womanf franchise bill D, ssed
by the New South Wales legislature
British colonies may help imperial de-
Tense after a preferential tariff is ar
ranged-Minister Bowen reports a
serious situation in Venezuela; sacking
Of Barcelona continues.
SATURDAY, AUG. 16.
At the inquest into the death Of Mar
Gus Rogers, whose body was found in
the river at Bennington, VT, Levi Per
ham, aged 10, confessed that the nan
had been murdered and implicated
himself and the wife of the Cead man
as theparticipants in the crime
Death Of Luther R. Marsh, widely noted
as a spiritualist-Predict that an
thracite coal strike will end on or be-
fore Sept. l; small outbreak at Shen-
andoah queled by rOOps-Herbert q.
Hill, who shot and killed his sister at
Boston committed to insane hospital
Louisiana to equip navy to fight
oyster pirates-League of Republican
clubs organized in Alabama--Mis-
souri, Republicans cordially ipdorse the
Cuban reciprocity plan---Democrats
In the Ninth district Of Indiana express
confidence in Bryan--Westcrn at
torneys withdraw as counsel for Peter
Power in Northern Pacific suit--De-
NAL OF report that Roosevelt would
recognize the Addicks faction in Della
ware-MateIial for Panama canal to
be bought in the United States--Em-
| ployes of the Pacific Gable company
must be American citizens-Battle
royal expected over the Cuban treaty;
| SpO0ner will defend and Burrows OPP
| poSe-POstOffice department opens
bids for pneumatic tubes, which are
largely in excess of apprOpriation--
Death Of the Samoan chief, Tuitele-
Germany to send two more gunboats to
Venezuela-Report that Boer generals
will visit the United States Plans to
settle AmoyFochow dispute rejected
by Chinese throne-Fight between
Turks and Macedonian rebels; latter
minated-Rectiflcat tf Tribe
tan frontier adds $50 square lies to
British Inda-Members of religious
orders expelled from France wish to
come to the United States---Counsel
for the United States in the Greene
Gaynor case sharply criticises judges
decision-England RECEIVERS from fear
of the Morgan ship combination; in
terest now in proposed Canadian line.
SUNDAY, AUG. II.
Leon Perham, Mrs. Rogers and Stella
Bates arraigned at Bennington, VT, on
charge of causing the death of Mar
Gus Rogers by administering chloro-
form; all pleaded not guilty-.-John A.
Hinsey suspended by supreme lodge
knights Of Pythias, pending trial in
Illinois on charges of misuse of $685.
600 of the orders fuuds-Bishop
O'Gorman presents an autograph letter
from Pope Leo XIII and a mosaic Of
the Vatican gardens to President Roose-
velt-Secretary Moody leaves New
port for a vacation at Haverhill-
Stewart Waller becomes permanent
owner Of the Long Island tennis trophy
-Duffey beaten in 100-yard handi-
cap at Cliftonville, Eng--England'
welcome to Boer generals equal to kit
cheners-John Thomas Allan, II
years old, missing from Lawrence
Mass, under unusual circumstances
Washington authorities believe that
Guba's affection for the United States
Is cooling, basing that belief on Cuba's
action in raising the tariff on Amer
lean goods; no tariff revision--An-
drews found guilty Of masapplying the
funds of the City Savings bank Of De-
troit, Mich-Old Home Week ushered
in New Hampshire with bonfires--
Chauffeur Brotet, Nine. Hourde, who
Ia No; Nv Of
who prepared the bodies for removal
say they are sure both Mr.. and Mrs Fail
died at the same time, instantly
Samuel Gompers predicts victory fol-
the coal characterization festivi
ties ended with naval review at Ports
mouth-Lord Derby takes a new
wagon race record at Brighton Beach
2:05 3D.
MONDAY, AUG. 1S.
Sudden death of William A. Hemp
hill, former mayor of Atlanta, an6
founder of the Atlanta Constitution
Pistols drawn in riot in st. Pauli
Baptist Megro) church at Boston
originator Of disturbance arrested
Mccullough men alarmed at gains mad
by Clement in Vermont Signing o
tariff treaty between United States ant
China-Mitchell says ending of tn
miners strike depends upon operator
--Boer generals visit King Edward o.
board royal yacht at Cowes--Expres
agent robbed Of 100000 in Kentucky
but is himself arrested--George W