St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-11-02


asks A. f. of L. to levy another assess
ment for Fall River strikers-Am-
herst golfers win team championship
in New England intercollegiate tourna-
ment-Boston common council passes
the 100000 sewer loan order-United
States women's golf team defeats
Canadian players, 80 to 5, at Lambton,
Ont-Cornerstone of new church of
the Epiphany laid at Winchester, Mass
king Edward toasts the American
navy at luncheon given naval officers
at Buckingham palace-Earl Grey
will sail for Montreal Dec. to assume
governor generalship of Canada.
SATURDAY, OCT. %.
Gang of five desperate safe robbers
rounded up in Boston with big work
ing outft-Unconf1rmed rumor at
Colon that fight between Yankee ma
rines and Panamian malcontents has
occurred on the isthmus inland
Slight skirmishes in Manchuria; Rus
slams capture another gun-Unknown
man commits suicide by jumping off
Portland boat at the entrance of Bos-
ton harbor-Joseph Guilmette, want
ed on charge Of murder of Matthias
Mongeon in Minnesota, reaches his
home at Woonsocket, r. l., and is ar
rested-House Of bishops of the
Episcopal convention reaches no action
on the amended divorce canon
Judge Parker replies to Secretary
Taft and repeats his charges of ex-
travagance- of the Salvation
Army for a 100000 workingman's
club in Boston, to be called the Peoples
palace -Factory Inspector Lewis F.
f. Abbott dead at North Adams, Mass
Convention of United Textile
Workers closes at Lowell. with pro-
visions for restoring harmony between
the union and the seeding WeaVers of
New Bedford.
SUNDAY, OCT. %.
Continual outpost fighting and snip
ing along the Shakhe river; Russians
estimate their own losses at $4,000; re-
sumption of battle expected at any mo-
ment-Several persons injured in
series Of collisions of electric cars at
Newton, Mass-Two more Sunday
morning incendiary fires at the North
End, Boston; 100 lives endangered
Wholesale attempt by unknown person
to poison people at Amesbury, Mass
-Brokaw wins the international cup
at the Brighton beach auto meet
Gypsy and broWntail moth crusades
begun at Melrose and Stoneham, Mass
Harry G. Davenport, said to be the
son of an earl, who married a Boston
woman II years ago, dies of heart
trouble at New York-House of bish-
ops of the general Episcopal conven-
ton recedes from it's extreme position
touching the remarriage Of divorced
persons and agrees in the main with
the canon as adopted by the house of
deputies George p. Yves
colt of Portland, Me-, dies of paralysis;
many years a power in states politics
and leader in business-Martin Ole
son robs factory where brother is en-
ployed at Newark, N. j., and when
caught shoots himself; brother did not
recognize him disguised as bandit
Premier Combes sustained by decisive
vote in French house of deputies in the
matter of rupture of relations with
the Vatican.
MONDAY, OCT. "a.
Cars Baltic feet makes wanton at
tack on British fishing fleet in North
sea; two steam traWlers sunk and
others riddled with shot; many dead
and injured; government urged to
consider Russia's act one of war and
piracy-Registered mail from Lynn
for Boston stolen. police looking for
mail wagon drivers Eighteen per-
sons injured in trolley crash near
Westboro, Mass-Michae Mayerski,
4 years old, kidnapped near his home at
Phoenixville, Pa, by band supposed to
be gypsies and murdered-Whiler re-
sisting attempt to rob him in his place
OF business, William II. Kneiring,
Chicago saloon keeper, was shot by one
of four highwaymen and killed
Kyriakos Chrondreas, Greek, stabbed
to death during quarrel at boarding
house at Woburn, Mass; assailant
escaped-Henry f. Boles, confessed
murderer of wife and Patrolman Nc
Murray at Brookline, Mass, attempts
suicide in his cell-epidemic Of diph-
liberia prevails at Southbridge, Mass,
to an alarming extent-In series of
raids, representatives of District At
torney Jerome's office seized 100000
and arrested six men and one woman
Severe earthquake and much dam
age to property throughout Scandinavia
and Denmark; no fatalities.
Captain Hitch Is Bounced
Atlanta, Oct. 22.-Captain Hitch,
who was in charge of the troops at
Statesboro on the occasion of the re-