St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-09-20

mer State Senator BunkerS of Cali
fornia coEiesses association in legisla-
ture boo6ling-CiviD engineers in
convention at New York recommend
uniform equipment throughout the
country-New York fusioniSts to Of
fer nomination to Gaynor, who may
run If Jerome Is on ticket for district
attorney-Treasurer Cromwell of the
Mutual Life company explains its
syndicate operations to New York in
surance investigating committee
Secretary Wilson to ask congress to
pass new meat inspection law
Dealers in patent medicines which
contain alcohol must pay usual retail
liquor dealers ncense-Three more
earthquake shocks In Italy-Uru-
quay releases British schooner seized
for alleged poaching-Emperor
Francis Joseph accepts resignation Of
Fejervary cabinet-Great Britain
proposes to unite colonies of Grenada
and st. Vincent-Spain orders that
ships coming from cholera infected
districts of Germany be Isolated
Belgians and French trying to get
Hankow railroad concession lately
sold by Americans
SATURDAY, SEPT. 16.
Insurance investigation reveals fact
that New York Life Insurance COM
pany contributed $4,000 to national
Republican, mmittee-Eleven per-
, sons perish in fire following explosion
In fuse factory at Avon, Coma.
J. Ferris, former president Of Peoples
National bank of Swanton, VT, now in
hands of receiver charged with mis-
appropriating two notes by means of
false entries-American Board of
Commissioners for Foreign Missions Of
CONGREGATIONAL church on record as
opposed to further discussion Of
tainted money" in any of its phases
supply ship Glacier commissioned
at Boston navy yard-Inland points
in Maine report heavy frost-Chi-
cago gamblers write threatening let
tiers to Chief Of Police Collins-JO-
seph Ramsey, Jr., to fight the GouldS
for control of the Wabash road
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton rail-
road taken over by ]. P. Morgan q
Co. as trustees Professor Starr Of
Chicago university given years leave
Of absence for study in Central Africa
Rate legislation bill sure to be pre-
scented to next ongress-Ruling as
to special tax on patent medicines goes
into effect on Dec. 1-AmerlcaD re-
state of intense prosperity"-Presi-
dent approves Shonts' report on the
Markell award, and the contract stands
No demonstration to be made
against Nicaragua; but the United
States will see that Albers has fair
trial--Lord Roberts postpones his
expected visit to the United States
Germany proposes that Moroccan con-
ference be held at Algeciras, Spain
Death sentence against Armenian
American quashed because he had an
Observation-Disclosures march to
lower house Of Hungarian diet to de-
mand universal suffrage
SUNDAY. SEPT, II.
Fish tug Harry G. Barnhurst, largest
fishboat of Erie, Pa, has thrilling en-
counter with Canadian cruiser Vigilant
in Lake Erie; boat struck over 80
times, but escaped; two persons slightly
hurt by flying splinters-Mme.
Therese Humberts brother ordered de-
ported by immigration authorities
pending investigation; has served term
in prison-No trace found Of missing
Mrs. Belle II. Avery of Center Ossipee,
n. H-President Roosevelt opens the
New Orleans diamond festival in aid
of the fund for fighting yellow fever
Dec. b of Mayor Collins of Boston
calls ft-th warm tributes FROM the
press of the whole country-Massa-
chusetts Republicans in lively battle
over lieutenant governor and attorney
general-Cruiser Colorado tests out
the new Munroe island measured
course; trial board pleased, but final
figures will not be known for some
days yet-Albert N. Parlin of Boston
seriously injured in runaway accident
at Newport, n. H-Albert Filion Of
Manchester, n. H., killed by train near
Woburn, MaSs-Hon. w. H. X.
Redmond and party view clay model
of statue of Charles S Parnell at the
studio of Augustus ST. Gaudens, Cor
nish, N. H-Ships Of north Atlantic
squadron have fine week Of target prac-
tice off Sandwich, Mass-Burglar at
Belle Haven, Conn, disturbed while
trying to open chest Of valuables-
Suicide near Mamaroneck, n. Y,
thought to be son Of wealthy Augusta,
Ca, mill owner
MONDAY, SEPT. IS.
Alton D. Parker says that were there
an investigation of railroad manufac-
turing and other corporations it would
be found that life insurance officers
were not the only corporation officers
who took moneys belonging to widows
and orphans to help secure partisan
triumph-Two insane convicts es-
cape from state farm at Bridgewater,
Mass-James Moran killed by auto
mobile near Fall River, Mass-Ernest
D. Nyman attempts suicide on wifes
grave at Boston-Brooklyn Royal
Arcanum councils decide to take legal