St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-10-12
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY, OCT. 4.

ship Connecticut, just launched at New
York; extra guards placed in charge of
sessel, and anyone found injuring her
will be shot on sight-Most striking
development of peace congress, which
opened in Boston, was proposition of
In alliance in the form of a treaty of
arbitra ton between the United States
and England; expected to arouse msch
discussion and in some quarters an
tagonism is expected-William VIC
lette mistaken for a deer near Patten,
Me-, and killed by Senator
Hoar publicly mourned by scores of
leading men of the nation as his mortal
remains lay in little church at Worces-
ter, Mass, where in life he had wor-
shipped; creed, party alliance and per-
sonal views orgotten-Massach
Socialists nominate John Q. Adams
for governor-Fall River weayers vote
fl mass meeting not to return to work
at reduced wages; also opposed to II
loom plan-Postmaster General
Payne barely alive and hope abandoned
Engine runs wild at Dedham,
Mass, and collides with passenger
train; both engines wrecked-Net
gain of one town to Democrats and gain
of two towns to license column tells in
brief the story of town elections in
nnecticut-Nautical training ship
Enterprise ends her summer cruise
Opening of the American Travellers
OF America exposition at Boston
John G. Crosby refuses to be Demo
cratic candidate for lieutenant govern
OF of Massachusetts Captain Pig
Of nd # 6ac h
at Boston navy yard by Captain Wal
ker and will become a rear admiral
Miss Mary Terry bequeaths $500, 900
to Hartford x-Speaker
Kelley of Missouri makes full confess
sion regarding DOODLE combine
village of Glousk, southern Russia,
wiped out by fire; 500 families without
shelter or food.
WEDNESDAY,, OCT. 5.
One of the features of great peace
congress at Boston was plea made by
several delegates to women to use
their influence to stop war; squandering
of money on battleships and soldier
ing" condemned at Wash
ington of Postmaster General Henry G..
Payne, a member of national Repub
lican committee and stalwart of his
party-Report that Governor Bates
of Massachusetts will appoint At
torney General Moody to succeed
Senator Hoar-Boston navy yard
may get another drydock to cost about
OOO,OOO-Big dam IN Texas washed
away; loss will exceed 100000
New York day at st. Louis fair; adj
dress by Governor Odell-Body of
;,,4o - ~
low cemetery, Concord, Mass-Gom-
pers urges the Fall River strikers to
continue their struggle-Hotelb burned
at PASSPORT Me-; mayor and other
guests have narrow -Repub-
lican factions in Delaware said to have
agreed upon a ticket-Chairman
Babcock believes Republicans will
bold present majority in the national
house-Gurney case closed by Secre-
tary Hay, the British minister approx
ing-Senator Frye of Maine now the
ranking member of congress in point of
service department officials de-
cline to discuss charges made by Pana-
ma miniSter-Cuban senate passes
bill appropriating 100000 to assist
igration-Fredric A. Bartholdi,
sculptor Of the Statue of Liberty, dead
in Paris-Amban, who signed the
Anglo-Thibetan treaty, did so without
authority from Chinese government
-Balfour opens campaign at Edin-
burgh; against protection and would
resign leadership if Unionists adopted
that policy.
THURSDAY, OCT. 6.
Memorials to Emperors of Russia
rect negotiation or by recourse to me-
diation of friendly powers, to bring
about an end of hostilities, ordered by
peace congress at Boston-Ex-Gov-
ernor Crane to be next United States
senator from assachusetts to sue
coed housekeeping service of the
Episcopal general convention at Bos-
ton most notable gathering of it's kind
ever witnessed in that city-Senator
Hoar's will filed; no public requests
--Larned Memorial library dedicated
at Oxford, Mass-Claim of owners of
General Slocum for limited liability
Lot allowed-Alleged secret service
man sentenced to II years in Maine
state prison-Washingt teacher to
carry Jim Grow" case to United States
supreme court-Henry Wilkins, ac-
cused of numbering his wife at Went
worth, N. H, pleads guilty-Lynch-
ing court at Huntsville, Ala, disor-
gained by decision of state supreme
court-Mayor Mcclellan of New
York removes entire civil service COM
mission and park commissioner on
charges of collusion-Sir William
Ramsay, in speech at Brooklyn dinner
says low salaries of American science
teachers threaten our Industrial eff
ficiency- Battleship Ohio placed in
mmission-American sailors win
ming golden opinions in London
Chilli recognizes our sovereignty in
Panama canal Zone-Telegraph line
between United States and Alaska
ompleted-Robert J. Wynne desig-
rated to act as postmaster general
President moves promptly in effort to