St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-11-29
THE WEEKS NEWS
Monday, Nov. 27.

Bakers Bridge station, mile and half
west of Lincoln, Mass. An express
which left Boston for Montreal crashed
into the rears Of an accommodation
train bound for points on the Marlboro
branch line.
The successful mutiny of the sailors
at Sebastopol, accompanied by the first
open revolt of an entire regiment of
troops, has created the greatest alarm
In Russian government circles and no
attempt is made to disguise the serious
ness Of this latest crisis.
Harold p. Moore Of the Union COL
lege team killed in a game with New
York university and Chancellor Mac
Cracker at once calls upon President
Eliot Of Harvard to lead movement to
reform or abolish football.
Autopsy performed on body Of Mid
shipman Branch, who was killed in a
fist fight at Annapolis.
Guilty on all counts" Is the verdict
of the jury in the case Of Senator Bur-
ton Of Kansas, charged with appearing,
while senator, before the postoffice
department as paid attorney.
Prophet Dowie of Zion City arrives
In New York; says he was miraculously
cured through prayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Coats of Provi-
dence made baron and baroness by
King Edward.
Exchange of notifications of the
Russo-Japanese treaty in diplomatic
room at Washington.
Parasites arrive from Switzerland
for use In brown-tail moth campaign in
Massachusetts.
Lord Rosebery explicitly declares he
will not train with Sir Henry Camp
bell-Bannerman under banner of home
rule.
Rev. Edward S. Travers of Trinity
church, Boston, to be chaplain at West
Point academy.
Death In honolulu Of Rev. DR.. Daniel
Shepardson, the 'wheel-chair evangel-
list"
Austria announces that If any power
should withdraw from Turkish demon
stration she will also withdraw.
Sunday, Nov. rs.
Samuel Gompers reelected president
of the American Federation of Labor.
Yale wins the annual football game
with Harvard, 6 to- 0. One misplay
do aF hof In OF N
Crimson. 1t was the greatest struggle
ever witnessed on gridiron, and was
witnessed by $4,000 enthusiasts.
Negro bishop curses the federal SUI
preme court and declares his hatred
of the United States.
Norwegian consul at San Francisco
contradicts the report that AmundSen's
vessel has been crushed by Arctic ice.
Mrs. Francis B. Harrison, wife of
candidate for lieutenant governor of
New York at last election, killed in an
auto accident in Long Island City.
Patent medicine tax order goes into
effect on Jan l.
American teacher killed by native
pupil in the Philippines.
Farmers of Washington state seek to
check irrigation work at Yuma, Ariz.
Hawaiian delegate to congress says
the industries of the island suffer from
lack of labor.
Iowa delegation in congress believes
there will be no revision of tariff during
coming session.
Commissioner Warner says no en-
ployes in pension bureau will be dis
missed on account of age.
President Roosevelt vigorously push
ing two great policies; control of cor
porations and better understanding of
the Monroe doctrine.
New comet discovered by observatory
Of Tacubaya university, Mexico.
Saturday, Nov. rs.
Engineer of passenger train and an
infant killed in collision of trains at
Wayland, Mass, and a score of pas
sengers injured. A misplaced switch
Is believed to have been the cause.
Four convicts in Missouri state pris-
on killed two guards and escaped by
blowing up the prison gate with nitro
glycerine. All were recaptured after a
desperate fight, in which one Of the
convicts was killed.
The porte's reply to the demands of
the powers is not only categoric re-
lection of the demands but contains
thinly yelled threats that the pressure
of Europe will possibly excite the Turk.
lsh population to reprisals on the Chris
tians.
August Belmont has been appointed
treasurer of the Democratic national
committee.
Standard Oil agent testifying at st.
Louis says an order was issued to I'M
dersell competitors.
Hearst's counsel says the question Of
fair elections is the real point at issue
in New York.
Two Baptist denominations patch up
their doctrinal differences by abolition
OF close communion.
Great effort being made to dam Colo.
RADIO river and save Salton, Cal, basin
from permanent overflow.
Battleship Massachusetts to 90 out
Of commission.
Reform in court martial laws to be
urged upon next congress.
Connecticut tobacco growers anxious
for reciprocity with Philippines.
Great Britain accepts an invitation