St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-09-03

Carolina form Of direct
primaries neutrality-suspicious.
sippi Republicans take presidents adj
vice and will name congress dele
gates-PreBideGt Roosevelt plans fly
ing trip to Tennessee and North Caro-
lima early next month--President's
silence on tariff indicates that Repub-
licans are unlikely to undertake gen
eral revision Victor Emmanuel
in Rerlin-Italian GOODNESS causes
Austrian anxiety-Cholera sweeping
the OrieHlt from Java to Japan
Dutch steamer reported sunk in Gs&'
Kaion; 81 lives lost.
SATURDAY, AUG. 80.
Public Alliance of Wilkesbarre, Pa,
appeals to President Roosevelt to bring
about settlement of coal strike-Mrs.
Carrie Nation elected from hotel at
Bangor, Me-, after creating disturbance
Dan Patch PAGES exhibition mile in
1891 at Narragansett park-'-Presl-
dent Roosevelt enjoys recreation in
Corbin's New Hampshire game pre-
serve--Members of the Portland, Me-,
city government guests of the Boston
city government-Mosto of the Massa-
chusetts banks have now paid the spe-
cial tax on undivided profits" but
they expect to have it refunded
Walter G. Nickerson, Boston bank
clerk charged with embezzlement, held
for the district court--Peckham not
a candidate for governor of New York
Revolutionary relics found in New
York tunnel excaVation-Employ-
ment of non-union negroes causes
strike at Lebanon, Pa-Heirs Of Mrs.
Charles L. Fair claim they are to re-
ceive 81, G0O,OO0-Mayor Sullivan Of
Hartford argues for municipal con-
troll of public utilities-Premier Bar
ton of Australia, now here, says coal
strike would be impossible in his coun-
try-Pension payments last year were
S133. 500, regiment OF
cavalry to leave Philippines Great
business interests Of the country sho"
little interest in the congressional cam
paign-Jameson in cape assembly
saws raid was a blunder-Jamaica
and Trinidad talking American annexa-
ton more than ever-Free comment
in Cuba upon friction between Palma
and ongress-MeXicant troops repulse
Yauui Indians with severe loss on both
Colombia charges Nicarag Ia
with aiding rebels, and demands ex-
| PLANTATION.
SUNDAY, AUG. 81.
President Roosevelt spends a de-
lightful day, iourneying over the noun
tains from New Hampshire to Yer
mont, and resting as the guest of Secre-
tary Shaw at Thompson's point, on
Lake amplain-Parisians dis
cussing how to cut down the dangers OF
omobiles-Generals Wood, Young
and Corbin witness the grand corps
narade in Berlin-Miss Anthony re-
tains her title as western womens golf
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of our treaty
with France extended to Algeria and
Porto Rico-Health conditions in the
Philippines reported greatly improved
Colombia and Nicaragua at sword
points and both of them talking war
-Bombardment of Ciudad Bolivar by
Castro's fleet; much loss of llfa--An
Alaska copper combination forming
with a capital of 100000, 000-SaW-
mill operatives meet at Bangor, Me-.
and vote to strike-Town of Milton
N. H. celebrates its centennial ami
versary-Savable wins the Futurlty
at Sheepshead Bay, and Mr.. Drake, his
owner, makes over $500, OOO--Ilda
allowances fail to bring the Maine VI
to her contract speed-Germany ant
England have meat famines; trust
blamed in latter country-Report
that Archbishop Ireland is to be
cardinal denied in Rome-Plan t.
have liglSship for wireless telegraph
100 miles at sea-Provident HON
Benefit company, Providence, in re
ceiver's hands; cashier and fund
missing.
MONDAY, SEPT. 1.
Higginson's fleet ready to attacl
southern New England ports; 5000 So
diers standing by guns in defense
Rebels gaining in Venezuela-se
cialist Labor party of Massachusetts
names Michael L. Berry for governo
Carrie Nation leaves Bangor fo
Boston-New Haven girl receives a
tention from German crown prince
Huge beef trust now almost formed
with capital of $500,000,000 and
profit of 20 percent-Miners in Pal
Their Greek region subdued by Goblin
order to the troops to shoot to kill, bl
= outbreak is feared-Deputy Sheri
G. S. Nichols victim of pickpockets
extent of nearly $1,000 at Narraganse
park-A. A. Hansen rides a mote
bicycle at Chicago 634 "a miles in
hours-General w. f. "Baldy" Smit
shed tears of emotion as he was show
; the tablet erected in the Vermont sta
house in his honor by the Sons Of Il
American Revolution; society cleo
officers-Governor Stone Of Pennsy
vania contemplates forcing arbitratiC
upon the coal operators by special legi
lative action.