St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-10-28
THE WEEK'SNEWS
TUESDAY, OCT. 20.


and Jette. Canadian commissioners,
refused to sign-Cresceus trots
mile in 1859 "a at Wichita, Kas-
Appointment of Edgar J. Rich as gen.
eral solicitor of the Boston and Maine
railroad-Herrings caught at Bay of
Islands, off the Newfoundland coast,
held to be free of duty-Ambulance on
the way to Boston hospital with an i'll
man knocks down and kills another
Massachusetts, society, Sons of the
American Revolution, dedicates a
boulder at Boston as memorial to I'M
known dead of the revolution--Fifty-
five cases of smallpox at Bangor, Me
--Blackfoot agent accused Of malad-
Observation-Disclosures men killed by
trolley car at Youngstown, Ore
ceiver appointed for Maryland Trust
company and Union Trust company OF
Baltimore--Bankc ca shier at Princeton,
Wis, confesses to forgeries of $4,000
Treasury clerk takes part in the
Iowa campaign, ignoring civil service
Henry Edison, who killed Mrs.
Pullen, was $4,000 short in church &C
counts Hunt Of Porto Rico
appoints Francis Lynch of Boston his
private secretary-A. f. Bell, mail
pouch robber, escapes from United
States marshals on the way to Phil
delphia-Bishop Mann says few do
not wish the church to become amer
lean" in the true meaning of the word
dynamite plots not confined to the
Northern Pacific, but threats are made
against Great Northern--Government
to 20 into grocery business as result of
new food law--Colombia decides to
sell her NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tax riots
in Southern ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS orders
disbanding of 10000 troops on Turkish
frontier-Japanese legation in London
optimistic as to relations with Russia
-Londo1 recorder advises finding
true bill against Whitaker Wright
British battleship Prince George dam
aged by collision with the Hannibal.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. q.
Charles A. Rollins, retired wholesale
grocer OF Boston, and Thomas Ryan,
his servant, found dead from illuminate
ing gas-Reynolds brothers, bandits
CAPTURED by posse in wilds Of northern
Maine after long chase---Rev. DR.
Parkhurst, in an open letter to Dowie
severely scores him for discharges OF
efferyescent wrath and coarse invec
tive"-Steamer South Portland
wrecked off Oregon coast; 81 lives prob
ably lost-Boston hotels being
searched for Clarence Fl. Leonard, &C
cused of stealing $4,000 from az
Orange, N. j., bank-Elmer q
Leavitt, former treasurer of the firm o.
Iamkin & Foster. boot and shoe deal
hrs, Boston, arrested on a Warran
charging larceny of $5O,000-Sevcnty
seventh birthday anniversary of viii
liam Fl. Baldwin, president for 3
years of the Boston Young Men,
Christian Union-Pacitic express
strike may be extended to other com
nanies-More dynamite found OH tn
Northern Pacific tracks in Montana
Steamers on the Yukon in danger OF be
ing crushed by floating ice--Chlcag
CITY council appropriates $4,000 to in
yestigate graft around city hall--tow
Judge holds that insurance compan1e
have same right to combine as othe
..ua;or ;,,+oracts Contra tS 'fO
money order blanks awarded to Il bic
aers-Presideut issues proclamatio
calling extra session, of congress fc
Nov. 9-Secretary Root will recon
mend to congress change of law 0
philippine coast trade-Thirty peopl
billed by storm in Mexico--Mg
Risleti appointed pontiflcal major dom
--Canadas first lightship to be place
in Bay of Fundy-I.ondon grand jur
brings in a true bill against Whittakt
Wright-United States Consul ga
rett dying of yellow fever at Ne
Laredo. Mex.
THURSDAY, OCT. %.
Postmaster general disnisses fro
office M. A. Louis, superintendent
supplies of postoffice department; Lou
Kempner. chief of registry division, al
C.B. Terry, clerk in the supply dlvlslo
action is in connection with the post
Investigation just closed--sland
case of Wilson VS.. Clement results
verdict for defendant at Rutland, Vt
Battleship Missouri makes 1S.22ln tri
speed. a new worlds record--Wom'
crushed under foot in Dowie panic OF
side Madison Square Garden---Burgl
perhaps fatally shot by policeh'
while robbing a house at Randoip
Mass-Many collieries to shut doV
because coal supply is largely in exec
of demand-Lewis Nixon throws llg
on shipyards scandal; testilies tn
Schwab had share of promotion mon
Board of health examining CT
dren in Boston schools for symptoms
inhtheria-Federa National bank
Pittsburg suspends-UtahA America
renew war on Senator Smoot-N'
complications in the Cruzen case
Porto Rico--Inter-B Borough compa
of New York expects no strike
witness for the defense in the );
Parks case pleads guilty of perjury
Denial Of report than an army pr
censor has been appointed. j. /
sees great possibilities in irrigation
+bo ror+bu,aet q overnment unear