St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-11-30
THE WEEK'SNEWS
TUESDAY, NOV. %.

face TO face with what promises to be
gravest crisis in its history; zemstvo
representatives adopt resolutions ask
fng that laws of the empire be made
by the people-Frank B. Bristol,
manufacturer, struck by train while
riding in automobile at Naugatuck,
Conn. and killed-Two more deaths
and three persons critically Ill from
inhaiing gas at Lowell, Mass-Bos-
ton delegation goes to Washington to
consult about Indian affairs-Still
fewer mills open at Fall River-Jef-
ferson memorial fund projected by the
University of Virginia-Fire at
Worlds Fair causes considerable
alarm; but little damage-W. H
Moody decides to remain in the cabinet
as attorney general-Prosecutio
opens case against Nan Patterson, on
trial at New York, charged with muir
dering Caesar" Young-Order is
: sued restraining Heinze from working
the Minnie Healey mine-Nan-
tucket hears from the steamship
Kroonland, which was reported dis
abled-Interestate commerce com
mission resumes hearings in Philadel-
cate Of western and eastern capitalists
planning to combine railway companies
Swiss American arbitration treaty
signed at carbohydrates e.
Leupp appointed Indian commissioner
to succeed Jones-Serious state of IN
rest prevails In Armenia-TaIauts
island swept by hurricane; 10000 per-
sons left destitute-Panama wants
Roosevelt to settle dispute with for
eign ndholders-Henry- M. Whit
ney confers with Premier Bond of New
foundland in regard to reciprocity
British embassy joins American min
aster in protest against Turkish inter
ference with sales of BibIes-Father
Joseph Schell on his way to Washing
ton to see president about Winnebago
reservation affairs.
WEDNESDAY,, NOV. %.
Treasurer Walter T. Moore of Low
ell (Mass.) Coal company, involved in
financial difficulties, kills himself at
summer home at Amherst, n. H
Nan Patterson unnerved by skeleton
Exhibits" at her trial for alleged MUIR
der Of Caesar Young-Thomas W.
Lawson says suits were brought
against him for telling "a few raw
truths'-Strike at silk mills at Sum
init, N. J-Three women and five fire
men injured at Brooklyn fire-Miss-
ing barges Buffalo and Burden found
off Highland Light, Massachusetts bay
-Murderous plots charges against
Cincinnati foundry -Cleve-
land business men form a Merchant
Marine 1eague-Trustee of the Nc
Kfnley Memorial association meet to
select a design-House of Civic Fed
Grafton lawyer in Omaha ruined by
bomb-Of all the Fall River mills,
only two are operating with anything
like success-Ship seen to So founder
near Straits of Juan de Fuca; may be
San Francisco Chicago
Subway company, capitalized at $780,
100000, absorbs the Illinois Tunnel
company's properties and transport
f1eight derground-Shaws bank
call causes no furry in financial circles
Food law to be rigidly enforced by
New York customs authorities
man-American arbitration treaty signed
at shington-Lively contest in
Indiana for United States senatorship
Il "
SAINT of Minnesota urges that more
power be given to the interstate COM
merce mmission-United States
protests to Mexico against trivial pun
ishment of judge who procured muir
der of Americans-Panam revolt
ends; American diplomatic advice
avoids use of force-Severe storm all
over the United Kingdom; cold weather
throughout Europe.
THURSDAY, NOV. "a.
Cruiser Pennsylvania proves the
fastest armored ship in the United
States navy, doing 2243 knots on her
trial over the Cape Ann course
Prosecution in Nan Patterson murder
trial believes it has demolished the sui
eide theory of defense by testimony
as to a quarrel between Young and the
defenda Mt shortly before the tragedy, in
which the woman was struck and
cursed-Italian steamer Nord Amer.
lea rammed and seriously damaged by
freight float in New York harbor, and
her 400 passengers greatly terrified
Miss Alice Roosevelt wins S66
betting on horses at Bennings-Ap
pearances again point to possibility of
big battle south of Mukden; Jap turn
ing movement on Russian left is re-
ported: capture of 80 600 cases of canned
meat for Port Arthur taken-Report
OF auditor Of postoffice department
shows decrease for most of the SUI
burban offices which We're recently un-
der investigation; increase for Boston
Russell B. Drake. a paroled con
vfct, living and having married under
an assumed name. taken back to pris
on from Columbus, O-Schooner
Judge Boyce. launched at Bath. Me.
Nov. 8, turns turtle off Delaware
capes, and captain and crew are
Observation-Disclosures Roosevelt in his
Forthcoming message will urge congress
to take up the trust question and to
map out naval program which shall
cover a number of years; tariff to be let
alone-Rear Admiral Converse asks