St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-12-21
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY. DEC. 13.

cassie IL. Cna0W1ck; eacn 1nO1cL-
ment contains two countS-one Of for
gerry and one of uttering forged paper;
indictments relate one to Carnegie
note of 100000, and other to note for
$3.50, OO0-Four families, including
10 children, driven by fire into storm
swept streets In scant attire at Lynn.
Mass-Secretary of Navy Morton
consents to remain in cabinet after
March Mills at Fall River report
further gains-Report of impending
arrest in Nan Patterson case-Iury
disagrees in case of ex-Mayor Ames Of
Minneapolis Fifth attempt to de-
stroy with dynamite a Cincinnati
foundry-Citizens union leaders in
New York planning to nominate Jerome
for mayor next year-United States
supreme court denies appeal of West
ern Union in suit against Pennsylvan mia
road-Government to press Oregon
land cases; more indictments promised;
Senator Mitchell won't testify
Representative Cochran of Missouri,
who was defeated, says his state will
return to the Democratic column
WEDNESDAY, DEC. Il.
sets result in election of IL Republi-
can mayors, three Democratic and
three non-partisan; five cities vote to
repeal joint caucus act and two swing
from no-license to license column
Mrs. Chadwick leaves New York for
Cleveland in charge of federal officers
to face forgery charges House votes
for impeachment of Judge Swayne Of
FIorida-Boston and Maine handling
corn as perishable freight-Montana
mine closed for alleged violation of
state laws-New Zealand sends to
California for 100000 fish eggs
Democratic senators discuss ship sub
sidy bill, but remain undecided as to
position-Report that Judge Gross
cup of Chicago may leave bench for
Diplomatic service-Pima Indians, in
Arizona, reported in distress by spe-
ciaI commissioner, Rev. DR.. Spinning
New Zealand sends commits
sioner to Washington to take steps to
secure reciprocity-Two Canadian
cabinet officials and four other Lib
erals accused of being concerned in
bribery. in recent elections; petitions for
THURSDAY, DEC. Is.
Mrs. Chadwick greeted with jeers,
boots and Kisses upon arrival in Cleve-
land and faintS as she reaches cell;
five new indictments against her
Battleship Sevastopol, only Russian
vessel that escaped destruction at Port
Arthur, escapes from harbor; Japan
csc fleet will now go into dock
Grew of wrecked barkentine Emita res
cued after being adrift Is hours
New York city held liable for fire.
Chicago EpiscOpalians, in mass
meeting, declare negro question now
national-Water from broken main
floods part of New York subway and
many hotels-Farmers in Moosup,
Conn, suffer from drought; some mills
may have to close-President Hadley
of Yale struggles with alleged con-
f1dence man at New Haven-George
Washington, a sailor on the battle
ship Illinois, shoots two other sailors
New York reports railroad traffic
both east and west impeded by storm
and cold-John Wainwright of Wor-
cester, Mass, accused of killing daugh-
ter, held for grand jury-All indict-
ments against ex-Mayor Ames of Min
neapolis dismissed; conviction impos
sible-Twenty-fve indictments for
election frauds returned by special
grand jury at Pueblo, Col-South-
ern cotton growers take formal action
favoring holding the product for 10
cents a pound-Texas boil weevil
commission reports that no adequate
remedy for the pest has been found,
but early crops may solve problem
Arbitration treaty with Italy signed at
on-Commissioner Gar
fields report on the beef trust nearly
ready-House committee tables reso-
luton demanding inquiry in Steel
trust-Charles f. Larrabee of Maine
appointed assistant commissioner of
Indian affairs-Move to authorize
president to name commission to draft
new naturalization laws-Postoffice
department to investigate alleged lob
bying of secretary of Rural Carriers
sociation-Senate committee makes
favorable report on the bill to estab-
lish a White Mountain forest reserve
FRIDAY, DEC. 16.
Three men killed and four badly hurt
by escaping steam in accident to boiler
on battleship Massachusetts,
glars wreck interior of bank at West
Buxton, Me, but fail to get into safe
Print cloth market at Fall River
sta gnant-Mail train wrecked near
Bristol, Ills; two men killed-Govern-
ment agents seize adulterated whiskey
at Louisville-Bridge over Elk river,
West Virginia, falls; three children
drowned-Steps taken toward forma-
ton of society to fight tuberculosis in
Illinois-Strike on the Pacific coast
lines of the Santa F'e road averted by
arbitration-Mill men at Fall River
satisfied with progress made so far
in running plants liner at
New York reports meeting submarine
oil geyser in Gulf of Mexico-Kansas
City probation officer attributes down
fall of majority. of youth to cigarets