St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-11-29

instead Of Swanton.
Cirarco Capobianco sentenced at
Waterbury, Conn.,, to hang for murder
Of Angelo Solomita.
Case of murder and suicide revealed
by finding of bodies of man and woman
in West Claremont, N. H.
Ambassador White to represent the
United States at the conference on Mo-
rocco.
Indications that the senate committee
will report rate measure in line with
the presidents policy.
New York Board of Trade and Trans
portation adopts resolutions favoring
repeal Of Philippine shipping law.
Keep commission may recommend
adjustment of the crop reporting bu.
reau, and place duties and employees
elsewhere.
Naval board of construction con-
sidering ACCESSIBILITY of building $4,000
ton battleships as recommended by
the general board.
Old British frigate Forte, built in
1912, sunk in Midway river.
Empress Eugenie's estates in de-
partment Of the Landes, France, sold
for $460,000.
Thursday, Nov. 20.
Miss Helen Macgregor, leading wo-
man Of the "As Ye Sow" company,
dies suddenly at Boston.
Boston Civic league planning to Sc
cure more stringent measures against
confirmed drunkards.
Mrs. Hubbard, the explorer Of Lab
rador, arrives at New York.
Congestion of grain in the west a
cause Of tight money market.
Senator Penrose trying to dictate
reform" legislation in Pennsylvania.
Move on foot in New York to estab-
fish an employment bureau for the
blind.
Fire in parochial school at Law
renee, Mass, endangers lives of 400
children, but only one is hurt.
Bituminous coal operators organize
to make ready for great struggle with
miners.
Mayor johnson of Cleveland orders
enforcement of smoke ordinance as it
applies to railroad locomotives.
Keep commission to investigate the
department of agriculture.
Electoral board needed in the gov
eminent printing Office to sift out use
less matter.
President Castro may modify his at
titude toward the French government.
Cuban police arrest IL anti-govern-
ment conSpirators and seize 60 rifles
in Pinar del Rio province.
Wednesday, Nov. ~.
The captain of the steamer Kilkeel,
at Halifax, reports that he saw an I'M
known two-masted steamer blow up
and disappear so miles east Of Halifax.
1t is supposed that her boilers ex-
ploded as she struck rock.
Senator Plat testifies at insurance
investigation that Equitable society
gave $4,000 year to state campaign
fund. The New York Life and Mutual
company also contributed.
The new battleship Virginia, pro-
duct of the Newport News Shipbuilding
and Drydock company, in her screw
standardizing tests, made one dash
over a measured mile at the speed Of
1914 knots an hour, a new American
mile record for ships Of her class.
Judge Dewey declares himself an in
dependent candidate for mayor of Bos-
ton.
Tnirty-three inmates Of the Massa-
chusetrs state prison confirmed in the
Roman Catholic faith.
DR.. Walter w. Webb chosen bishop
coadjutor for Milwaukee Episcopal
diocese.
Fire destroys large portion Of box
making plant at Burlington, VT; $50
out of employment.
American Federation Of Labor votes
assessment for printers to aid them in
their strike.
City solicitor of Philadelphia reor-
ganizes his staff to secure efficient
prosecution of contract 'grafters."
Grand jury returns indictments,
charging manslaughter, against con-
tractor and architect of Albany build
ing, which collapsed some time ago.
An Indiana man refused $4,000 pen
sion money because he opposes war.
Secretary Taft, in Kansas City,
criticises Philippine coastwise and
tariff acts.
United States first torpedo flotllla
on Asiatic station ordered to Canton,
China.
The president said to favor new
deal in New York; believes people ready
for revolt against political conditions.
The Marquis of Donnshire agrees to
sell his estates in Ireland to his tenants.
Indications that Turkey will accept
proposed financial reforms for Mace
donia.
Tuesday, Nov. Fl.
Mrs. Isaac Barnes of Fort Fairfield,
Me-, arrested on the charge of murder
in putting strychnine in EPSON salts,
thereby causing the death Of Pearl
Barnes, her little stepdaughter.
II feel that it would serve no useful
purpose again to see you or further to
correspond with you," President Roose-
welt writes Henry M. Whitney of Bos-
ton, in reply to letter from Whitney
in which he claimed that the president