St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-07-26
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY, july Is.

al
dered wife at Belmont, Mass. breaks
down upon being told that penalty is
death: expected to be sent TO Russia
for trial-C. d. Graham end W. j.
glover successfully swim lower rapids
of Niagara river-George Clumbo,
life convict in Connecticut state prison,
Elashes Keeper Carter with knife
Brooklyn police investigating deaths of
two women shortly after marriage to |
Frederick E. Carlton, in whose favor
they were insured; poisoning suspected |
New judiciary system inaugurated |
IN Rhode Island-Governo Hoch |
says Folk would make good president |
National Circle granite shed Mt |
Barre, VT, burned; loss $1,000
Senator Clark passes comfortable night |
and indications are avorable-Tuck-
err Memorial church. North Brookfe,d |
Mass, adopts Episcopal creed--Six
million acres of Texas state lands to
be placed on the market Sept. =
Heavy penalty imposed on two Port
land men for violating Maine liquor
laW-Saesmen OH lower Fast Side,
New York. move to have Sunday clos
ing law enforced-Trouble between
Norway and Sweden may affect
Scandinavian vote in Minnesota
Edward Park arrested in Norway H.
connection with jewel robbery at New
York-Castro opens eight new ports
to draw revenue from those controlled
by creditors of enezuela-Eml!e Ar
ton, a leading figure in the old PaDa-
ma canal scandal, found dead in his
room in Paris.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10.
Report that japanese army has
landed in Russia, north of Vladivostok
Reports of suffering and death
caused by intense heat all over tina
country; Boston the hottest place in
New England, weather bureau figures
being "a degrees, while street Their
mometers ranged up to 100 degrees
Resignation of John Hyde, StatiStician
and chief of bureau of statistics of de-
partment of agriculture, handed to Sec
Rotary Wilson and promptly accepted
w. Ii. billiard of Boston makes
new record in auto climb up Mount
Washington, doing it in 20:56 10.
Senator Clark reported to be doing
well"--Death of Chaplain George W.
Collier, U. S. A., retired-IriSh Good
Templars invited to meet In Maine in
19OS-Six burned to death in hotel
fire at Wabasha, Minn-Scnoorer l..
M. Eaton destroyed by fire Off Point
Judith-Chicag strike again be-
comes serious; 300 more men go out
Death of General Francis E. Pinto,
Mexican war soldier-New Haven
road acquires the Newburgh. Duchess
and onnecticut-City contract pro-
ceedings in Philadelphia discontinued
for the present-Hyde majority
stock in Equitable society transferred
to trustees by Thomas +. Ryan--
Elihu Root gives opinion on Philadel-
phia cases, holding that the mayor may
prosecute those involved in city
Scandals-President Roosevelt de-
clines an interview with machiniSts
relative to Saturday half-holiday,
and refers them to Secretary Bonaparte
-Ladrone bands broken up in Cavite
and Batangas-Special canal engi-
neers do not agree on plan; some for
sea level, others against-Moye for
street improvements in London to cost
$4,000, 000-Prince Philip of SAKE
Coburg and Gotha files petition for 3i-
vorce-Venezuelan resent appoint
ment OF special United States commits
sioner, declaring the action unneces-
sary.
THURSDAY, JULY 20.
While the temperature fell rapidly
after o'clock yesterday afternoon, in
tense heat of three days eliminated in
exacting of scores of lives, chiefly iu-
fants and aged, all over the country.
before rain fell; Boston's death roll of
Wednesday confined to single person,
but New York's grim levy was IS
souls--Italian murdered on the roof
of a Boston lodging house--Car-
negie library dedicated at Dover, N. II
Present wheat crop prospects the
best for years at this date-Senator
Olark's physician now regards him as
out of danger-Six asSayers arrested
10 Colorado, charged with receiving
stolen ore-Terriic thunderstorm
causes considerable damage in the
a1rendacks-Mrs. Coils P. Hunt
layton pays $4,000 for copy Of
"Fsds and Fancies "-Ldghtning
strikes dynamite at an Iowa mine aud
the explosion kills five men-Crom-
well, Conn, holds celebration In honor
of towns founders, fathers and pastors
Grand council of New York, Royal
Arcanum, to meet Aug. l and take &C
ton on new rate schedule-Vice gov
ernor of Finland seriously wounded
by bomb thrown at him at Hels1ngfors
Duke Charles Edward takes reinS
OF government in Saxe-Coburg and
Gotha-Hurricane destroys the har-
vest in Spanish provinces OF Sara
gossa and Caceres scores
point in election in Stockholm; Swed-
Ash cabinet may resign-Venezuela
sues French cable company for dam
ages in alleged aid to revolutionist'
-Ruben's portrait Of Charles the
Bold found in London after being los
264 years-Spanish government t
ranatriata men imprisoned in Philip