St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-11-16


nese exclusion law upheld by Ohio
court of Notwithstanding of Vein
seimer, New York labor leader, again
deferred--New York firemen rescue
many victims of smoke In fire in Bronx
district--Congress Greene of Fall
River revives proposal for national 10
hour law--Woman drops dead in
court at Adams, Mass; one whom she
had sued discharged-Canadia Po-
cific transfer boat and two freight cars
sunk at Ogdensburg, n. Y-Plan in
New York to have Ex-Governor Black
next United States senator, to succeed
either Depew or Platt-Delegat ton
tc Hay asks that China be released
from opium traffic forced on her by
Britain''-Twenty-s men go down
with two German ships-Mexico
planning to. spend $10,OO0,000 on irri-
cation work-Rear Admiral Watson
in Berlin; studying European seamen
DIR. Glare Worrel1 consecrated
Anglican bishop of Nova Scotia
President Roosevelt's peace conference
caU delivered at Paris-Trouble over
Italian university in Trieste; some in
jured and others arrested-Germany
to ask $2O,OOO,OOO more of reichstag to
suppress African rebellion-French
Socialist would have Erance, Britain
and America intervene in far east.
SATURDAY, NOV. II.
Probable that stories of peace pro-
posalS by Japan to Russia and of Anglo
French-American hint to- Russia that
time had come to end war in far east
were "feelers''-Julius Weber, his
wife, their 19-year-old daughter and
their son, aged Il, murdered at Auburn,
CAL, by unknown assassin, who set
fire to home in effort to cover crime
Federal Stock and Grain company,
with head office at Boston, suspends;
lost about 81, 100000 in last six months
Boston police board begins it's in
vestigation of Tech riot-Massach u-
setts railroad commissioners refer route
Of New England railroad into Boston
to next legisla ture-Thomas Bikel
held for the grand jury on charge of try
ing to smuggle Syrians into Boston
Municipal museum planned for Chi
cago-James L. Stevens shoots his
divorced wife and kills himself at Lee,
Mass-Dispute over st. Louis fair
awards to be settled by arbitration
Double murder introduces reign of ter
ror in Montgomery, W. Va-Fall
River Textile union appeals to strikers
not to return to work Monday Won
an killed by auto in New York; crowd
severely beats the chauffeur-Mrs
Cleveland lays cornerstone for Hebrew
technical school in New York-For-
mer Appraiser Waekman a leading
candidate for postmaster of New York
Anarchist meeting in New York in
memory of Haymarket, Chicago, rioters
ART collection of Thomas Wagga-
man worth 81 100000 to be sold by auc-
ton in January-New York City Bap-
fist Mission society reports a deficit in
treasury, and rampant irreligion among
the people--Auditor of postoffice de-
partment reports annual deficit Of
$S,579, 492-Statemen of corrupt con-
dition of consular service in Orient;
changes accommodates
Shaw to return soon and government
money in national banks will be trans
ferred to the reasury-Cuban budget
for 1905 shows a surplus of 1851, 548-
Panama plans a cordial welcome for
Secretary Taft-Report that J. P.
Morgan will be knighted for returning
Ascoi cope officially denied.
SUNDAY, NOV. 49,
Yale defeats Princeton in the annual
football game by score of ~ to o.
Russian correspondent at Mukden says
that reports of General Kurokis death
are confirmed-Huge demonstration
- y0Ja 4oT r
ernor-elect of Massachusetts,, at Bos-
national committee
has balance of 100000 with all bills
paid-General Lew Wallace very
weak, following an operation for a
stomach ailment-President Roose-
velt's one motive to win the liking and
confidence of the entire county
Henry Curtiss lured from his home at
East Haven, Conn, by fake telegram.
robbed, bound and gagged, and placed
on railway track-General w. w.
Blackmar issues Thanksgiving day
proclamation to the Grand Army of the
Republic-Princeton wins the inter.
collegiate shoot by one point over Har-
vard-Chief of police and Is special
policemen start from Huntington, w.
Va. in pursuit of Edward Jackson,
who shot and killed a sheriff-An-
nounced by. high authority that there
will be no onslaught on the trusts, but
prosecutions will follow violations OF
the law.
MONDAY, NOV. II.
Schooner E. ArcuIarius of RockIand,
Me-, goes ashore in severe northeast
gale on island of Naushon, Mass; cap
tain and crew of four lost-Govern-
or Bates of Massachusetts, receives let
ter from President Roosevelt in which
president expresses regret at defeat of
governor in recent election-Lead-
ers of Social-Democrati party say that
Debs, party's candidate for president.
polled over 100000 votes in recent cleo.
tion-Battling through raging waves
and bowling gale, lifesavers rescue
crew on board schooner Nautilus in
Gloucester. Mass, harbor-A panic
was narrowly averted at Salvation
Arr,or in church priS.