St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-10-15


Nashua, n. H., few hours after she
had obtained divorce from him.
General Thomas j. Stewart of Pennsyl-
vania elected Commander-in-chief of
the Grand Army President Baer Of
the Reading road denies that he will
resign-TeXas oil fields fire extin-
guished; loss $3.50, 000-Sentry shoots
and kills coal striker at Brownsville,
Pa-Verdict of $4,000 for plaintiff in
McDonald-Kieran breach Of promise
suit, Fall Riyer-Great advance in
cost of living shown by investigation of
Chicago street car mems grievances
Transport Sherman arrives at San
Francisco; reports no cholera since
leaving Nagasaki-German emperor
not to receive Boer generals-Great
opportunities for trade in South Africa
General street car strike ordered in
Switzerland-Nine thousand names
stricken off the Cuban army list
Trouble Of Jews in Roumania said to
be due to jealous national spirit
France expels Americans who were
concerned In recent tariff Scandals
American schooner Champion fined
500 for alleged infraction of Cuban
customs regulations-British Baptist
union holds that the governments edu-
cation bill violates the constitution
Territory south of the Lieu river trans
ferred to China in accordance with
Manchurian agreement-French mine
owners blamed for general strike order
because they declined to discuss claims
Of miners.
SATURDAY, OCT. II.
Governor Odell, angered by sarcastic
remarks by President Baer at coal con-
ference at New York, forces apology
and declares he will find strike remedy
William A. CASTOR formally ac-
cepts Democratic nomination for gov
ernor of Massachusetts-M
total estate estimated at about $780,
0,000-Garment and cloak industry
will be paralyzed if coal strike con-
tinues-Nebraska judge gives de-
cision forbidding Bible reading in pub
lie schools--Pennsylvania asked for
use of states name in suit against the
Readings charter-Western Fedora
ton of Miners willing to cooperate
with Mitchell in closing all kinds Of coal
mines in United States and Canada
Interior department estimates for the
next fiscal year $167, 000,00O-Dedi-
cation of cornerstone of proposed
memorial bridge in Washington
Americans to build railroads in Chile
Belfast and Limerick accept Car
negie ibraries-Turkey sends more
troops to check revolt in Macedonia
Cuba's railroad from Havana to Santi-
ago will open shortly--British de-
stroyer Wizard barely escapes being
sunk in collision-Cubans discussing
trade treaty and establishment Of home
industries-No further restrictions
on transportation of Colombian military
officers-British remount affair white
great success-Thirty thousand dol
lars distributed among poor Cuban
soldiers and widoWs-Five of a mob
Of Spanish Socialists killed by civil
guard near Gibraltar; martial law pro-
claimed-Seven shot in Canada, near
North Dakata, as result of quarrel Of
school teachers and trustees
SUNDAY, OCT. II.
Carroll D. Wright to remain in the
bureau Of labor for about two years
Kentucky merchant killed and his son
wounded by masked burglars-Amer-
lean Federation of Labor issues appeal
to public for aid for miners--Gen-
darmes and French coal strikers fight;
troops dispatched to Terre Noire--A
Burlington express train held up by
masked men and $4,000 stolen
About half the automobiles in rcliabili-
ty test have dropped out---NeYton,
Mass, poor people raid city coal cars
and police drive them away--Paul
Woodward of Camden, N. j., confesses
to killing two boys with drugs--Fr.
Mathew temperance societies # Boston
archdiocese parade at Lowell, Mass
Strong box with $12400 returned to
State Senator Lanyan of Cheshire,
Conn-David B. Hill speaks and ar
raigns the Republican attitude on trusts
Criticism Of the manner Of rebuild
ing the White House-The Crown
Prince of Siam reaches Washington and
sees Roosevelt-Turkey said TO he aim
ing to close Dardanelles to I'LL but Rms
sian ships-Bill filed against Chau-
tauqua declares it financially enlbar-
rassed-Henry !. Rose indicted for
murder by the grand jury at New
York-Third New Hampshire music
festival closes successfully ut Man
chester-Infallibility of the :Nble de-
MED at the English oh Ir2h congress -
Big storm sweeps over Cape Nome; a
tug and steamer wrecked-Colored
woman, who claimed she was 1872 yea 3
old, dead at Chicago.
MONDAY, OCT. Is.
Secretary Root confers with President
Roosevelt on coal strike, but nothing
is given to the press; all quiet in an
thracite region-New orleans car
strike ended-Three Polish boys
killed by train near Holyoke, Mass
Jockeys J. Reiff and Milton Henry ex-
cluded from French race courses for
questionable MISUNDERSTANDING
Of State OlneY sharply scores the coal