St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-11-30

Haven, in which four persons are In
jured-Prince Fushimi robbed of
three valuable rings and A. Sato of END
bossed emblem at st. Louis club
Major Delmar sold to G. x. G. Billings
for $4,000; Sadie Mac brings $15,5OO,
Grace Bond 13,O00--Presiden
Roosevelt has written to Professor
Nike Donovan, boxing instructor, to
rome to Washington and try him out
Miss Mary Coburn killed and Mrs.
James P. Blake fatally injured by train
at Attleboro, Mass-Dr. J. Mcintosh
Bell of Harvard university appointed
official geologist for New Zealand
Salvation Army provides banquets for
$500 poor children at Boston.
SATURDAY, NOV. 26.
President Roosevelt arrives at st.
Louis, after being cheered through i've
states concentrating ener-
gies for attack on Port Arthur, in view
of approach of Baltic squadron
Jimmy Michael, noted bicycle rider,
dies suddenly on steamship en- route
to United States-William Phillips, a
negro murderer, given a life sentence
tween Massachusetts insurance de-
partment and Secretary Camp of Mu-
tual Reserve Life Insurance company
of New York over threat of Bay State
authorities to revoke company's license
in Massachusetts, strikes
trolley car near Bedford, O.; Is persons
injured-Total appropriations for st.
Louis fair by all states and territories,
SO, 2S1, 777-Two mills at Fall River
report gains; otherwise the situation is
hanged-CleveIand Cliffs company
wins it's suit for possession of the Mas
mine in northern gan-I1linois
adjutant general recommends abolish
ment of union miners camp at Chris
TOPPER, Ills-Charles j. Bonaparte
suggested for member of the cabinet
Naval needs discussed in annual
report of Rear Admiral Converse
Senator Cullom likely to prevent ap-
pointment of Black as pension commits
sioner-Heavy snowstorm delays traf-
fc in senate
passes shipowners' liability bin aimed
at North German Lloyd company
American consul at Harpoot, Turkey,
reports that 10000 Armenians are in
need of food and clothing as result of
recent massacre.
SUNDAY. NOV. 27.
Mrs. Emma Brigham, aged IS, of
Leicester, Mass, mysteriously MUIR
dered in a wood lot near her home
West Point defeats Annapolis in the
annual football game, II to O-Juror
in No Do
taken sick, and Justice Davis has prac-
tically decided to discharge the jury
President Roosevelt sums up his day
at the st. Louis fair as s'the best time
I ever had in my life"-T. D. Lee Of
Boston knocked down and killed in
saloon at Houston, Tex, by member
of a drinking party to which his eastern
manners weer not agreeable-S Samuel
Gompers reelected president of the
American Federation of Labor, with
only the vote of Victor Berger against
him-Olive Berkeley, an actress, ar
rested in New York for forging names
to requests for tickets, which sue sold
because starving-Man buried as Ar
thur Nichols of Kingston, N. H, identi-
fed from a photograph by brother as
church to pay off it's mortgage of $1O,-
900 with profits on block of industrial
stock willed to it some time ago by
one of its friends-Member of inter-
state commerce commission says Amer
lean people pay $4o,00O,OOO year too
much to railroads-Bristol (Mass.)
County Agricultural society votes to
abandon the big fair at Taunton
Gambler Guy Roche dies in New York
hospital, after sister promised that
the shooting of him would be avenged
-Stoessel reports new attack by and
repulse of Japs at Port Arthur, Nov.
81 alleged that the Japanese strategy
has failed.
MONDAY, NOV. %.
General assault made by Japanese
on Port Arthur, but owing to Russians
stubborn resistance object has not yet
been accomplished; fighting still con-
tinues-Man giving his name of John
Riley, who closely answers descrip-
ton of the tramp believed to have
murdered Mrs. Emma r. Brigham in
patch Of woods at Leicester, Mass, be-
ing searched for by police-With con-
ditions so far as great mass Of work
ers is concerned practically unchanged,
textile strike at Fall River, involving
nearly $4,000 operatives, reaches 10Th
week of it's continuance-Haro G.
Parks, II, his brother, Howard I.
Parks, s, and George Halverson, 10,
drowned in reservoir at New Britain,
Conn, which they attempted to cross
on thin coating of ice-JJnsucceSsfu
attempt to float stranded schooner
Charles Luling off Nantucket, Mass
President Roosevelt ends visit to ST.
Louis and starts for Washington
Prominent men of Los Angeles, Cal.
ask President Roosevelt to cause some
action to be taken in behalf of starving
Campos Indians in San Diego county
Automobile carrying two men
crashes into telegraph pole at Barring
ton, r. l., and James Donahue killed
Mrs. Anna Blk burned to death at
Manchester, n. H, while attempting to