St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-10-12

Governor John L. Bates nomi
pated for governor by Massachusetts,
Republicans; Democrats name Will
liam L. Douglas for governor
Henry Wilkins held without bail at
Woodsville, N. H., for numbering wife
Price of anthracite coal advanced by
Boston dealers of boy burglars
arrested at Lynn, Mass-Alfred, Me-,
town hall Quilted by fire-Ala bama
Cotton pro-.acts company fails, with
1923, 755 bilities-In Russian official
circles credence is given to rumor that
Admiral Wren has left Port Arthur
with his ships, confusion resulting from
a severe storm being regarded as hav-
ing made such a dash possible-Chi-
cago men sentenced to Imprisonment
for life for highway robbery-Tuber-
culosis Congress at st. Louis hears that
consumption is incurable; also that new
germ has been found-Jndge Parker
firmly refuses to go on the stump in
spite Of many Invitations Minister
Barrett says all differences with Pana-
ma have been amicably adjusted
we're gale on the British coast; no serious
damage eported-Hungari flock
ing to America; overtaxing accomoda-
tions-Grave accusations made
against Congo officials by italian envoy
Portuguese troops surprised by
West Africans; 25O lost in detachment
of 499-Mefine ex-Premier of France,
says America threatens commercial fu-
ture Of Europe.
SATURDAY, OCT. s.
King Leopold Of Belgium assailed for
his policy as sovereign of the Congo
Free State at a public meeting at Bos-
ton in connection with sessions Of the
international Peace congress-Arch-
bishop Thomas r. Davidson rendered
grand reception by citizens of Boston
Three sons of the late Senator
Hanna to erect 100000 mausoleum on
the family lot in Lake View GENE
terry, leveland-James HiltZ, aged
So perhaps fatally shot at Auburn,
Me-, by his stepson, Harris Tobin, 16
years old-False rumors that So
called ''Black Hand plot was on foot
to destroy public school in upper East
Side of New York caused riot of sew
eral hundred Italian women-Patrick
Fl. Hurley, proprietor Of hotel at Wor
ccster, Mass, files petition in bank
ruptcy with liabilities of SAT, 5162O-
Pope Plus x. appears among unsecured
creditors Of T. E. Waggaman, recently
declared of
battleship Nebraska at Seattle entirely
successful and no hitch marred pro-
ceedings; daughter of Governor Mickey
Nf oil, c1y ohric Tn
tempt to make good his threat not to
be taken alive, John Whipple Of Glas-
tOnbury, Conn. outlaw farmer, put two
bullets into his head when he found
himself cornered by a posse of armed
men; death soon resulted.
SUNDAY, OCT. 9.
One man killed and two injured in
the Long Island auto race; Heath wins
The cup-Peace congress closes it's
convention; issues an appeal to the ma
tions-Henry B. Metcalf, nominee of
the Rhode Island Prohibition party for
governor, dead at Pawtucket-New
England Fat Mems club in session at
Hale's tavern, Wells River, VT
Boston women win from PhiIadel-
phians at golf and so take the Clement
A. GriscOm cup-Dr. e. J. Belt, for
merly of Boston, shoots two men, one
probably fatally, and kills himself at
Springfield Mass, while in a crazy fit
of Charles FL. Newell of
Chelsea, Mass, charged with larceny
of $1,000 from Boston broker-Ma-
jority of Massachusetts Institute of
Technology trustees said to favor an
alliance with Harvard-FaIl River
operatives form first william L.
Douglas flying wedge; score Governor
Bates in a statement adopted-Major
Delmar at Lexington, KY, trots mile
in POI 81, a new worlds record, with
out wind shields or other speed con-
ing the handling of dynamite
President Barry of the North Amer
lean Trust company indicted at Bos-
ton on 16O counts.
MONDAY, OCT. 10.
Thomas E. Watson, candidate for
presidency on national Populistic
ticket, announces acceptance in letter
ill which he declares Democratic party
to be as bad as Republican, being
of office seekers looking for graft
Fifteen deaths within eight days in
neighborhood known as STRIKERS Farms
on West Side of New York starts in
vestigation by police and coroner's office
We'll planned expedition to assault
and rob night operator at railroad
station at Newtown, Conn, frustrated
by the approach of train-Fall River
business men incline to belief that this
month will be last one of strike in
cotton mills-Henry G. Payne buried
at Milwaukee after $4,000 persons had
viewed the body lying in state-Si-
multaneously with Kuropatkin's an
nouncement that time has come for
forward movement, there comes news
that Russians capture Bentsiaputze,
strategical point held by Japanese
Mass meeting of Fiiipinos called at
Manila to consider Philippine indie
pendence Observation-Disclosures w.
Ransom, United States senator from