St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-07-22
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY, JULY IA.

grasp of his su-"oundings---Eight
thousand Christian Endeavorers thrown
into pale by bio" .ng over Of big tent
at Denver; nobody seriously hurt;
Bryan says Cleveland movement is "a
comedy as it now stands but tragedy
if it succeed" --Guiseppe Murgida
given sentence of two years for man
slaughter at Boston-New England
institute for the promotion of learning
organized at BostOn-Steantship Van-
couver arri yes at Boston with large
number of Italian and Portuguese i'm
migrants-Abolition of 7S4 grade
crossings in Massachusetts said to be
involy ed in proposed abolition Of one
at North helmsford-Burton of
Kansas knows nothing Of presidents
alleged displeasure with him
Twenty thousand mechanics in build
ing trades go back to work at New York
Good Government" says postal
scandals arose from neglect of civil
service law--Governor Cummings de-
ries writing letter declaring willingness
to run for vice presidency--General
amnesty proclaimed in Nicaragua
Great celebration by Orangemen in
Belfast, Ire-French imports show
large increase; exports decrease
Marking viceroy orders arrest of New
China" editors-Dublin corporation
refuses address of welcome to King
Edward---Cuban congress favors de-
lay on treaties until reciprocity is as
sured,
WEDNESDAY, JULY Is.
Another remarkable rally in Pope
Leo's condition after suffering spells Ct
| delirium and at times his strength sank
| to the lowest ebb; now in no worse con-
t11tion than he was two days ago except
for steady diminution of strength; none
seem more perplexed than doctors them
selves-Deputy sheriff smuggles away
negro who criminally assaulted 11-year-
old girl at Coxsackie, NJ T., and prevents
| lynching-General Miles rides 30 miles
| on horseback in eight hours-NeW
bribery charge in postal scandal; Mas
ten of railway mail service the latest
| to be accused--Creek Indian land
leases upset by judicial decision
Indiana officers investigate "confes-
SONS" OF grave roDber-Ltnton,I Ind,
excludes negroes belonging 10 circus
ompany-Armed strikers at Wachu-
sett dam, Clinton, Mass, compel
cessation of work--Herbert A. Bent
made deputy fish and game commits
| sioner for southeastern Massachusetts
Seattle man says he is son of King
| Frederick VII of Denmark-New
York reservoir wall leaks; payment OF
contractor opposed by Merchants asso-
| ciat1on--Grestest sale OF wool in
Montana just made; 100000 pounds
bought for Boston 1rm at 11h cents
President likely not to send Jew petit
tion to Kussia--Manila collector or
oers exclusion of foreign immigrants
under contra ct-Ke to make
speed run from Portsmouth, Eng, to
F'renchman's bay--Castro's troops in
vest Ciudad Bolivar-Paris celebrates
! fall OF the bastile-British warships
to patrol Boring sea-"Moat house"
murderer hanged in Engarld.--United
states gunboat Callao chasing Chinese
pirates-Palma says alleged Cuban
rising" was concocted by veterans -
international exchange commissioners
nave left The Hague for Berlin
Murder OF klsn1neH boy. which started
riots, traced to a gardener, not Jew.
THURSDAY, JULY 16.
Though Pope Leo's amazing vitality
enables him to keep death at bay, doc
tors say all hope is gone and best they
can do is to ward off end as long as
science and skill can enable them
Worklnen on Wachsett dam, Clinton
Mass, overawed by strikers. guarded
by police-Rioters at Chicago routed
by police with clubs and fists-Ken
lucky Republicans unanimous in en-
dorsement of Roosevelt's candidacy
Torrent of liquidation leads to lowest
level in years in New York stock mar
ket; 16 stocks lose $780, 1858, 675 BIOS
toms new city directory contains the
names of 262, 800 persons-Executivt
council adopts an order raising the cat
tie quarantine in massachusetts,
Three persons seriously hurt by collision
of trains at Clinton, Mass--GeOrgi;
farmers say they lynched negro as
sailant of white women--Mrs. Jane
G. Blaine dies at the Blaine homestead
in Augusta, Me--Georgia Legislature
orders investigation Of peonage charge
against Misunderstanding in New
York aqueduct commissions office de
velops friction between Low and other
Twelve inspectors investigator!
New York postoffice-The administra
ton decides to delay action OIL Man
churia till time set for Russian evacua
tion-Secretary Root refuses to dis
cuss his possible retirement from cab
inet--Surveys to begin soon for Ma
Mia Shanghai cable--Premier Bal
four refuses to aid discussion Of tariff
preference in commons-Lord Rob
erts issues appeal for return Of loote
Boer Bibles to their owners-Cal
negie thinks British tariff preference
would injure Anglo-American unity
President Palma to consider Cuban loa
with representative Of New York cal
ifa Iicts