St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-11-23
The WEEK'SNEWS
TUESDAY, NOV. Is.

sesult OF storm; course of the telegraph
and telephone lines marked by hundreds
of poles blown down by high wind
Captain Nelson and crew Of schooner
| e. Arcularius, which went ashore at
1rarpaulin Cove. safe at lighthouse
/ Russia declares that she will pursue
war in far east to bitter end-that is
until Russia has conquered--Prince
| Fushimi, adopted brother of Emperor
| of Japan, arrives at Washington and
assumes official personality as prince
of royal house of Japan-F'rank S.
Cotton of Boston stock brokerage firm
| of f. S. Cotton & Co. arrested on charge
| of larceny of $15, 30O-Commiss
| of Pensions Ware tenders resignation
| to president and it is accepted, to take
| effect Jan. Effort to start mills at
Fall River fails; strikers refuse to yield
Bishop Greer of New York calls di-
| vorce the national cancer SPOT
| Number of victims of railroad wreck at
| Granger, Wyo., placed at 14-Man
| arrested at Auburn, CAL, charged with
| numbering his parents, sister and
| brother-Residence of the mayor of
| Virginia, Mimi, wrecked by dynamite;
| due to his war on saloons-Labor
| leader Weinseimer of New York SEN
| fenced to prison for not less than one
| year and eight months-George M.
| Palmer likely to be HIPS successor as
Democratic state leader in New York
| President signs order extending
| civil service regulations over employees
| of canal mmiSsion-Second ballot
| ing in Italian elections sustains minis
| terial gains-Population of India has
| increased more than 100000 since
| 1e91-President Castro of Venezuela
| expels an editor who has defended
American interests.
| WEDNESDAY,, NOV. 16
| Wound received by General Stoessel,
| in command of Russian forces at Port
Arthur, necessitates his confinement in
hospital; said to have refused to re-
| linquish command of garrison, and is
sues orders to troops to die at their posts
| rather than Surrender-PreSide
Eliot of Harvard declares at opening of
Boston Public Sch>..i association cam
paign' that Boston no longer leads in
educational matters and that a metro
| politan school commission should be
created-Bill to abolish capital pun
ishment in Vermont, upon which hung
| life of Mary M. Rogers, sentenced to
death for killing husband, defeated in
house of representatives by vote of S3
to 153-Big Francois airship fails to
| demonstrate dirigibility-So Fall
River mills shut down; reopening still
failure-Burglar, calling himself
Edward Smith, seriously shot at Need
ham, Mass-Miners in Telluride re-
| gion, Col, granted eight-hour day
| Fire sweeps part of Jersey City water
| front, causing loss of 100000 Leo
| Fleischman, 16 years old, of New York,
missing since Sept. 16; supposed to
| have been kidnapped-AlbertR elyea,
| division chief in the United States treas
ury, commits suicide-Statue of Rob-
ert Treat Paine, signer of the Declare
ton of Independence, unveiled at Taun-
ton, Mass-Miss M. G. Caldwell,
founder of Catholic University at Wash
| ington, renounces Catholic faith
| Seth Low may be appointed postmaster
| for New York-1nspector in Europe
| discovers startling abuses in immigra-
| tion--Middle West makes strong de-
mand for tariff revision and reciprocity
with Canada-King and Queen of
| Portugal in Observation-Disclosures
Bible sold in London for $1O5O-Pres-
| ident Amador of Panama denies report
Of military coup d'etat-Revolt in
| Brazil crushed; order restored; many
persons killed or wounded-GeneraI
Andre, French minister of war, resigns
On account Of espionage charges.
| THURSDAY, NOV. IL.
Commander of Russian torpedo boat
destroyer blows up his vessel in Che
foo harbor after reaching there with
| dispatches from Port Arthur for st. Pc
| tersburg-Joseph Watson, negro, IS,
hanged for murder of Henry Osborn at
Hartford-Boston fishing schooner
Vida M. Brigham run down and sunk
| by tug off Portland, Me-; one of crew
drowned-Schooner General Han
| cock strikes rocks in Rockport, Mass,
| harbor and wrecked; crew saved
| Democrats unite with Republicans in
grand congratulatory reception to Vice
| President-elect Fairbanks George
| III. Murray, 20, mysteriously assaulted
| with hammer in his restaurant at Cam
| bridge, Mass; may die from injuries
| Frank W. Anderson, 10, sewers
| jugular vein by slipping and falling on
| iron step at Fitchburg, Mass-Dal-
| ton-1ngersol1 company, Boston, assigns
Prize announcements and com.
| mencement assignments at Tufts col
lege-Eight hundred and twenty one
vessels entered port of Boston during
| October Information received in
| Boston indicates that ocean rate war
] has not been Congress
man Walker attacks "stand-pat' policy
| at Home Market club annual meeting
| at Boston-Practically no change in
| mill situation at Fall River-Judge
| Parker opens law office in New York:
| he will practice alone-Judge TilIing-
| hast elected chief justice of Rhode ISL
| and supreme court-Liberty Bell
| leaves st. Louis-Tria1 of Nan Pat
| terson for alleged murder of Caesar"
| Young begins at New York-Presi-
/ dent said To- AnnnSa extra raScicr, ~