St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-09-20
THE WEEKS NEWS
TUESDAY, SEPT. IL.


cse commander-in-chief
discovery of importation Of rifles and
munitions in large quantities into
Finland the most serious disclosure re
garding the revolutionary movement in
Russia that has yet been made
Twelve persons killed and more than
40 injured when car of elevated train
Jumped track and fell from structure
TO street at New York-Massachu
sets railroad commissioners reappoint
Grafton Upton as railroad inspector
Mrs. Nathan Tobey drowned by
upsetting of canoe at Swansea, r. +
Rev. John B. Shaw of Chicago de-
clares we are in the midst of an ethical
revival-Missouri attorney general
files suit for injunction against Stand
ard Oil companies-Work of re-
vising the federal statutes completed
Secretary Taft and party at Maya
saki-No improvement in German
cholera situatiOn-Swiss expedition
to Western Himalayas fails-King
Victor Emmanuel visits scenes of
earthquakes in Italy-Indications of
Republican gain in Spanish legisla-
tive elections-Ireland to raise fund
Of $50000,000 to facilitate operations
Of Irish land act-EStimate that
100 persons were injured in cattle
show panic at Salamanca, Spain
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10.
Japan in gloom. caused by destruc.
ton of Admiral Togo's flagship, ia
nous battleship Mikasa, and loss of
500 officers and men; famous admiral
not on board; cause of disaster not
known; overcharge of electricity gen.
orally believed responSible-John Z.
H. Reeves of Cambridge, Mass, ends
long domestic trouble by cutting wife'S
throat and killing Market
gardeners and horticultursts visit the
New Hampshire college horticultural
department-Death of Benjamin B.
Torrey. former president of the Bos-
ton and Providence and Old Colony
Observation-Disclosures making a
strong campaign in Virginia-Inde-
pendent steel mills looking to foreign
markets for billets and bars-Au-
gusta, Ga, cotton mills announce IN
crease in wages for all departments
Cotton offered in Fall River mar
ket at 101a cents; manufacturers Opt.
mistic-MiXed train goes through
treStle into brook near Alma, Me-; sew
eral njured-One killed and two
badly burned by contact with live cleo.
trio wire at Waterbury, Conn-New
York fuslonists still at sea in the mat
ter of candidate for mayor; inclined
to favor Gaynor-Secretary Wilson
to reorganize the forest service
Treasury department investigating al
legged fraudulent importationS of olive
oil--Improvements on the national
Capitol during the summer have cost
about $20000-Report by bureau of
labor shows cost of food has ad.
vanced more than rate of wages
Secretary Taft will lay before presi.
dent plan for Chinese immigrants,
suggested by Chinese at Hong Kong
ALLAN line steamer Victorian floated
-Telegraphic communication estab-
lished between Caracas and Bogota
Cholera breaks out in the Fourth
regiment of Uhlans, at Graudeaz, Ger
-Sweden's terms declared to be un-
alterable; tone of Norwegian papers is
Observation-Disclosures Of SPANS leg
islative elections give Ministerialists
important majority
THURSDAY, SEPT. IA.
Brought out in insurance inveshga.
ton that Mutual Life's holdings in
Pennsylvania are $5,000,OOO par
Senator Lodge says upbuilding of mer-
chant marine of New England is of i'm
mediate concern to Massachusetts Re-
publicans--Boston and Maine rail
road to double track two sections of
its lines-Six brewerieS in the SUI
perior court at Boston on charge of
adulterating liquors-Boston public
schools open with nearly $4,000 pupils
in attendance-Thomas +. Rae, de-
faulting treasurer of a Boston labor
union, arrested at Chicago-Rev
Sherrard Billings of Groton school ac-
cepts call to st. PauPs church, Boston
to be assistant miniSter-Furthe1
changes in undermining armored cruis-
err New York contemplated to cost
$250,O00, bringing total up to 81, 100000
Taunton and Pawtucket street
railway asks Massachusetts railroad
commission for the second time to ap.
prove freight carrying in Attleboro-
First snowfall of year at Newport, VI
Three governors present at opening
day of Concord, N. H., state fair
Excavations for subway said to be
causing settling of Chicago streets
Sixty hurt, nine seriously, In stree
railway accident at Pittsburg-
President Mitchell, addressing miners
at Mahanoy, Pa, says they must in
sist upon eight hours and recognition
of union--W. J. Bryan given enthu
siastic reception by Chicago Jefferson
club; he says he will not again ruI
for the presidency-President urge!
canal engineers to hasten completion
of plans-Chinese boycott of Amer
lean goods growing generally wors
instead of better-No improvement
in German cholera situation.
EDTnAU CEDT
Harry G. Brown, prominent Bostol
broker, society man and we'll know
club member is ALLEGED to have of