St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-12-10

HAiId dllLeu ldUOI--MOE6 EuuOrS OIL
peace, but no new moves for coal set.
tlement-Three thousand Choctaws
to Join their brethren in Indian Terri
tory-Arbitratio ends Cincinnati
brewery lockout in favor of the en-
ployers-Quay's interest in territories
said to be owing to Pennsylvania cap
ital invested thare-Admira Summers
fleet in the Caribbean goes to sea-
Brighter prospect for early currency re-
form gislation-Interstate COM
merce commission may investigate ad-
vance in freight rates-United States
does not intend to interfere in Vene-
zuela unless attempt is made to seize
tsrritory-Germany decides not to op-
pose reforms in Observation-Disclosures
congress asked to authorize money for
plouS fund claimS--Death of General
Alfred e. Buck of Georgia, minister to
Japan-American negroes may aid
British cotton-growing experiments in
West Africa-British ship subsidies
conittee believes subsidy should be
granted only for service.
SATURDAY, NOV. 6.
determination policy agreed upon as
only safe course for stamping out foot
and mouth disease in New England
Explosions and fire wreck Masonic
temple at Laconia, N. H-Old-fash-
toned storm brings snow to all New Eng
land for first time this winter-Failure
of f. G. Coburn & Co., one of the largest
contracting firms in Boston-Death at
Omaha of Grandma Mccoy, the
Mother of Methodism in the west'-
British government asks for official
statement of cattle quarantine systems
-Germany's reservation at Louisiana
exposition formally turned over---ln-
terstate commerce commission to in
vestigate new freight rates--Coal sit
uation at Boston worst since the strike !;
dealers cannot fill orders-Report that
Governor Crane is to elevate Judge
Gaskill to the Massachusetts supreme
bench-Massach state board of
arbitration settle Haverhill shoe
troublc--Fred Basto, aged II, of War
wick, r. l., fatally shot by little play
mate-Chicago brewers say they must
put up the price of beer or lose money
Secretary Shaw's silver wedding
celebrated by an Iowa dinner--Sena-
tor Lodge prepares pamphlet on condi-
ton of Gloucester fisheries-New
Conservative party cabinet formed by
Senior Silvela in Spain.
SUNDAY, NOV. Z.
Ex-Speaker Thomas 3. Reed died at
Washington at 1910 this morning
Hosea NJ. Knowlton, ex-attorney gen.
eral of Massachusetts,, suffered Sc
we're stroke of apopleyy and is lying
speechless and half conscious-Gar-
land Hudson confesses to stealing $40
from the home for little wanderers,
Boston-Miners testify against John
Markles company; lad of II testifes he
is working at 4 cents an hour to pay
off a debt to the company made by his
father, who was killed in the mines IS
months ago-Riotous scenes in the
French chamber of deputies-Post-
master James NJ. Lurvey under arrest
on charge Of robbing depot at Coffes
Falls, N. H, of $2710, last August
Canadian Pacific express wrecked near
Belmont station, n. S.. six killed and
u or more injured-Gloucester
schooner Lucinda A. Lowell dismasted
off Canso, n. S.; mate killed and one
of crew dTowned--Treasury depart
ment decides that the Cuban children
detailed in New York may go to their
new home in alifornia-President
Castro likely to appeal to the United
States against Germany and Great
Britain; failing that 4 South American
union may be affected against the ELL
ropean powers-Wall street hears that
Rockefeller has carried his point of
making the United Metals Sailing COM
pany the only seller Of copper in the
market-Sudden death in Paris of
Mrs. Alice Freeman Palmer, the famous
teacher-Littlep progress on trust legis-
lation made thus far in congress -
Pension BILL calling for $13a,000,000
passed by the national house State
HOOD fight believed to threaten wreck OF
this session of congress.
MONDAY, DEC. 8.
Thomas Mast, cartoonist, dies of vel
low fever at Guayaquil, Ecuador
where he was United States consul
Remains of ex-Speaker Reed sent tc
Portland, Me-, where funeral services
will be held-White man runs amucE
at Nichols Ga, kills marshal and
wounds otherS-Elkes defeats Michae
in a 20-mile paced bicycle race in New
York city-Maynard House at May
nard, Mass, Quilted by fire-Senatol
Hanna to take steps for the reinstate
ment of General Jake Smith--Mayol
of Denver and II aldermen given foul
months in Jail for contempt-Senol
Concha going home to Bogota to figh
the canal northumberland Of Ton
Benedito of Haverill, Mass, shot by al
unknown OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
asked to put stop to stupendous lane
frauds in western states-Mrs. Saral
Ahbit of Providence probably fatally
burned in thawing pipes Mrs. Georg
A. Lewis burned to death at Hartford
while alone-Fred Mercy caught il
the shafting of an East Wa!pole, Mass
mill and killed-POlcema hurt an(