St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-10-01

Mass, factory using for fuel rare
woods worth $50 or $40 ton-Cruiser
Prairie sails for Norfolk, where she is
to take aboard a battalion of marines
bound for Panama-Hudson Valley
railway strikers vote to continue con-
test-Golden Eagle Hotel, Washing
ton, badly damaged by dynamite-Be-
ginning of Fort Riley maneuvers--
Navy department makes successful
tests of wireless system-Canadians
seek to have United States remove duty
on pulp-Charlemagne Tower, am
bassador to Russia, succeeds White at
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Roosevelts condi-
ton satisfactory, but he must be per-
fectly Senator Morgan favors
prohibitive tax on stock of trusts as
means of controlling them--Memoria
services in Brussels in honor of the late
queen-Ireland' new lord lieutenant
makes his state entry into Dublin
Canada to compete with the United
States for the Italian market-British
press resents the Boer appeal, which
is considered unfair-British in
ventor has engine with which he claims
can cross Atlantic in three days.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 81.
Four thousand people killed by
cyclone which sweeps island of Sicily
Russia begins evacuation of Man
churia-President Hall of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail-
road acknowledges that the company
proposes establishing new steamship
service at Observation-Disclosures from
Portsmouth and Newport sail with
company from Boston on Prairie,
bound for Panama-St. Louis physi-
clan claims to have cured case Of
leprosy-General Funston reports
bad results Of the anti-canteen law
New York court decides that lunatic
cannot be declared bankrupt--Strik-
ers in the Hazleton district said to be
discouraged; coal output increasing
Albert NJ. Glass of Concord, N. H, who
murdered his brother, sent to insane
ospital-Indiana has difficulty in
forming militia companies owing to
opposition Of organized labor--Presi-
dents condition reported satisfactory
Secretary Shaw offers to pay 1904
5 percent bonds at 105 fat-United
States not likely to grant Cuba's re-
quest to remove all troops--Dr. Raub
re h. In, NIB
as a result of Grand Army charges
Chinese trade depressed by the heavy
indemnity tax-French miners con.
gress votes for an eight-hour day
Marconi says mountains are no OBJ
stacle to wireless telegraphy--Yerkes
and Morgan struggling for control of
London underground railways
Chill and Argentina may form alliance;
step toward United States of South
America.
SUNDAY, SEPT. %.
Admiral Evans to make personal
investigations of Boxer conditions
Ruling shutting New York lawyers out
of New Jersey courts rescinded-
Tobacco trusts Of England and Amer
lea unite to control worlds trade
Dalzell says that Pennsylvania is en-
titled to speakership honors-M.
White hurries east to investigate failure
of Manchuria ailway-American
gunners rout Colombia rebels who fire
on messengers boat-Woman's evil
dence accuses ex-chief Of police of
Minneapolis Of xtortion-Columbi
universitys faculty adopts a stringent
eligibility rule-Enormou and valu-
able nitre deposits found in Death
Valley, Cal-Floor Of big stable in
New Bedford falls, wrecking many
carriages-A Truro (N S. man shoots
his wife, his mother-in-law, and then
himself-Webster estate at Marsh
field, Mass, placed under a smallpox
uarantine-Boston liquor dealers
taking active measures to defeat the
local option bill-Long Island man
murdered in a New York dive; several
arrests made-Deputy Sheriff Plu,.1-
mer acquitted by jury in the Portland,
Me-, bribery case--Hanna, opening
campaign in Ohio, says he is satisfied
with the tariff-Indication point to
nomination of Coler for governorSnip
Of New York-Troops to stay in Cuba
until treaties are concluded and rati-
fed.
MONDAY, SEPT. 20.
Surgeons perform operation with
knife upon presidents leg; bone ex-
posed and found to be slightly affected;
said to be progressing satisfactorily
President Mitchell presents miners
side of strike controversy and refutes
statements of coal perators-Steam-
er City Of Bangor strikes on ledge off
Maine during fog; passengers safely
landed-Negro murderer burned at
stake at Corinth, Miss-William Ellis
worth, 73 admits setting fire to town
farm buildings at Greene, Me-, for re-
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