St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-09-23
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY, SEPT. Is.


and massacres in Macedonia; says
toilure to do so means that she will
.oto matter in her own hands
mwo more men indicted in postal cases
surrender in New York--Georgia
fovors German for Democratic candi-
doto for the presidency-E. B. Bryan
resigns as superintendent Of education
IN the notwithstanding Hitch
cock selects Charles J. Bonaparte to
make investigation in Indian Territory
San Domingo repudiates agreement
10 pay American claims-Orthodox
orchpriest victim of Armenian malta in
Alexandropol-Italy warns Vienna
that Italian anarchists endanger EN-
neror William-Cuban commissioners
sail for the United States to investi-
gate placing of loan-China said to
have been deceived in the significance
ot Russia's new demands-Moham-
medans murder Russian monks In
Jerusalem-An Tung to be open port
instead of Ia Tung Tao Russia
modifying $4,000 troops in southern
dstricts-Bones disinterred in Dub
lin declared not those of Robert Emmett
Minister Powell makes inquiries of
San Domingo about free ports Pope
Plus X reforming Vatican finances in
direction of greater econony--Danisll
West Indies pleased with plan for
colonial member in home parliament
President Palma given cordial re-
ception at all towns on line of his tour
over Cuba-Admiral Sterling at
sandakan, North Borneo, probably to
look isto island dispute.
WEDNESDAY,, SEPT. 16.
Boston police arrest William Epps, a
negro, as Back Bay slugger; just re-
leased from prison for similar work.
Boston caucus registration closes with
105,379 names on voting list
Wreckers try to derail express train al
Gardner, Mass, by rolling rock or
track; discovered in time to prevent
disaster-Union men return to wori
on Reginald G. Vanderbilt's Newport
Louse-Frospect of government work:
lightens business depression in SaI
Juan, P. R-Labor men convicted a
San Juan, P. r., of threatening Gov
ernor Hunt and insulting the flag; sen
fenced to six months Imprisonment
Father Of United States Senator Sim
mons of North Carolina was killed by
parties unknown"-Miss Todd, Della
ware postmistress, denies taking par
In politics-Missouri river cuttins
away Nebras SKA farm lands near Oma hi
Rich strike at Dawson; Klondik
output little less than last year
Haverhill, Mass, inccndiary confesse
to setting 10.fires-Greater New Yorl
Democracy will endorse Low
Lecithin found to increase rate o
growth of animals-Severe SNOW
storm in Colorado and Wyoming
Barnicoat Fire associa ton Of Bostol
guests Of the Philadelphia veterans
Norton, Fessenden & Co., commission
dealers in woolens, Boston, have as
eigned-Seattle street car strike Of
Several wrecks on the Florida coas
Attorney Robb' to continue in post
Office department-Judge Ide return
to Philippines and resumes duties
Secretary Shaw names 80 banks as nj
tonal Observation-Disclosures heal
tng of Beavers postal case at New Yor
NO danger that appg spriations fc
warships will run short---New order
facilitate delivery Of goods held unde
pure food law--Bowles favors col
structon of two scout ships wit
turbine engines-Secret service me
arrest two negro counterfeiters an
murderers-Carmac says that repes
bill is to promote discussion of rae
Many appointments fc
withdrawal of bank circulation will b
allowed to lapse.
THURSDAY, SEPT. II.
DR.. Clarence G. Perry arrested 6
Boston on charge of polygamy; at lea'
five times married and only once d
vorced-Terrific gale sweeps A
lantic coast, causing havoc to shi.
ping, telegraph and trolley service al
much damage to crops-Fresidel
Roosevelt says he has not and will n
Interfere in New York mayoralty car
paign-Sir Thomas Upton confined
bed at Chicago with anpendicitis---
e. Wade, former postal clerk, co
yicted at Portland. Me-, of larceny
money from letters-Police think thu
are on the trail of n. G. Poor, WI
swindled Boston brokers out Of $3.50
Serious damage to crops by frost
the northWest-Board of concll1atl'
grants Cox Bros. miners right to III
and select their own helpers Car
ship sails north to lay Alaska cable
Parks in court again in New Yor
pleads not guilty to charge of exit
tion-Seven hundred and fifty e.
ployes of International Paper compa
strike at Rumford Falls, Me--Hu
dred cases of plague in a fine suDu
of M1nila-Revival of report I'll
Captain Hobson is a candidate
congress-Negroes propose TO a
congress to investigate disfranchl
ment--Fanatics fail in attempt
capture headquarters Of constabulary
San Jose, Luzon; sharp fight; losses
both sides-Persian grand vlzier 0
missed Macedonian II " gents
feating Turks-Seven American pa
wreckers in Honduras--Sultan