St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-08-13

NC" GnSlduu yarn WORKERS drop
Gemand for advance of wages
Eleven killed and SO injured in train
wreck in IOwa-Stanchfield and Gug-
genheimer said to be HiKs ticket in
New York---Telephone cable COM
pleted connecting Vineyard Haven and
the mainland-Heavy crops in Kansas
assured, with not enough livestock to
consume them--Transports now of no
use to the war department to be
turned over TO the navy-No papal
delegate to the Philippines yet named,
but Guidi's appointment is expected
Kaiser entertains the car at a
state dinner-MOre outrages by Alba
mans in Servian villages-Anglo-
Japanese alliance checks Russia's
moves in Korea-Agitation among
peasants continues in southern Russia
Spanish Liberals anxious for Sa-
gasta to continue as premier Strike
| in Galicia due to miserable conditions
| prevailing there-Canada considering
steamship service to South Africa and
Australla-Cuban papers resent COM
ment of United States on the loan, and
declare the island government is re-
| sponsible-British government said to
have accepted Morgan's offer to allow
admiralty claim on combines ships, but
parliament must act on negotiations.
SATURDAY, AUG. ..
Edward the seventh proclaimed king
by divine right and grace of God; cere-
mony in old abbey carried out in much
the same manner as coronations of
centuries ago; peers and church dig
nitarieS present in large numbers to
pay homage; public saw their maiesties
in procession from Buckingham palace
to church and return-Insurance COM
missioner Of North Carolina asks that
Monroe Rogers of that state, charged
with arson, be returned from Massa-
chusetts-Case of lockjaw cured in
| New York-Colorado mine sells 90
100000 ounces of silver to Mexico
| Son Of Ex-Governor Boies Of Iowa to
oppose Henderson for congress--Chi-
cago express companies and department
stores preparing for drivers strike
Failure of another expedition to search
for COcos islands mythical treasure
New Workers favor Lows move to
improve police force but doubt if
commission. can do anything Order
for naval reservation in the Philippines
revoked--Pope disapproves sale of
friars' lands in the Philippines
Plans complete for arbitration of the
Plus fund claims Case-Attorrey Gen
eral Knox going to France to study
Panama canal Observation-Disclosures
ratify treaty which will end govern
ment's guardianship over them as
tribe-National League of RepubIi-
can clubs to meet at st. Louis Sept 50
and start the Roosevelt boom for 1904
Threat in Hayti to cut cable at Cape
Haytien-British house of commons
adjourns to Oct. 16-Trades unions
victorious in the Welsh colliery case
Fire at Port au Prince, Hayti, causes
| loss of 000-Commission ap-
pointed to inquire into conduct of Boer
| war.
SUNDAY, AUG. 10.
James H. Fermoyle, master painter,
robbed and beaten to death by high
waymen at East Cambridge, Mass
Run of the New York Yacht clubs
fleet from Provincetown to Marble
head; Yankee and Elmina win the vice
commodore's cups-Titus of New
York beat Greer of Boston in the cham
pionship single Scull race at Worcester
Mass-Trolley car strike at New
Haven settled by company acceding to
mems demands unconditionally-
General Firmn's forces rout the SOL
diers Of the other provisional govern
ment in Hayti-Seven anthracite coal
mines abandoned because flooded since
strike began-Mrs. Frank Burdette
Of Shirley, Mass, attacked by bur-
glar who chOkes her and escapes
Annidrosis PAGES the fastest mile in a
race in New Hampshire at Dover, 2:07
Fix Corporal Richard T. O'Brien,
charged with perjury before senate
Philippine committee, taken from Pitts
field to Boston-Walter A. Scott, the
Chicago wire magnate, stabbed to
death by W. L. Seedlings, civil en-
gineer, in quarrel over a bill
United States to permit no Japanese
encroa chment of Wake island--,-Ap-
plication for the laying Of Pacific
cable granted by the president
Secretary Root files answer to petition
of discharged clerk for mandamus--
Prince Chen and the new Chinese am
baSsadOr arrive at New York city.
MONDAY, AUG. II.
Death of Senator Mcmillan of Mich
igan at his summer home at Manches-
ter, Mass; succumbed to heart failure
after few hours illness-King Ed
ward gives property of late Queen Vic
toria on Isle of Wight to the people as
a coronation gift-Seven lives lost in
hotel fire at San Angelo, Tex-Van-
derbilts buy 10 ships of Thousand ISL
ands and st. Lawrence Steamboat
company-Big trolley merger in New
Jersey said to have been cOnsrm-
mated-Death of David w. Sloan,
former Republican leader in western
Maryland-President Roosevelt and
his boys camp out in the woods over
night-Pacifc coast and western
states generally in line for Roosevelt
in 1904-Revolution in Venezuela