St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-07-19
THE WEEKS NEWS
Tuesday. JULY II.

will be of great value; japanese pursue
Russian troops and capture four gurs
and a quantity Of ammunition; meet.
ing of peace ENJOYS to be held at Ports.
mouth, N. H, navy yard-Six
deaths from heat in New England and
many Observation-Disclosures Cendoya,
American banker, seized by bandits in
Cuba and compelled to pay ransom for
release-Frank Smith, charged with
murder at Boston, held without bail
Annual reunion of ERks at Buffalo
New Hampshire Old Home Week
begins Aug. 19-Rhode Island STATE
militia in annual encampment -
Southern governors to meet and discuss
repudiated war bonds-DsaStrou en-.
fects Of recent strikes upon New York
labor unions-Cotton prices pass II
cents at New Orleans and New York
Texas to place 100000 acres of
land in market for settlers Sept. /
Ten deaths and many prostratlons from
the excessive heat in New York city
--Electrical storm visits Biddeford,
Me, and vicinity, and demolishes many
buldings-M. G. D. Borden announces
to Fall River weavers that he will not
restore old wage Scale-Wild auto
breaks the marble baluStrade sur
rounding supreme court building In
New York-Three saloons wrecked
by dynamite at lola, Kas. evidently
the work Of temperance reformer
damage Possibility of
criminal prosecution in the cotton leak
case-Receiver appointed for Peo-
pies United States bank of st. Louis
against which fraud order has been
issued Bullfight given at Barcelona
in honor of visit of the British feet
Berlin regards the agreement with
France as a great triumph for Germany
WEDNESDAY, JULY r.
Major General Count Shuvaloff, pre-
feet of Moscow police and formerly at
tached to ministry Of interior, assas-
sinated while receiving petitions; as
sasSin rrested-Herbert L. Hill of
Boston committed to insane asylum Cor
life for killing his sister while insane
Massachusetts Democratic state
committee adopts resolutions asking
Governor Douglas to run again
Mysterious theft Of $4,000 in gems
from Mrs. G. NJ. Oelrtchs at Newport
r. President of the Longshore-
mems association declares Chinese ex-
CluSion q farce-White Star tug runs
down launch In New York harbor and
one Of crew fatally injured-James
F. Maloney, ST., charged with being
one of principals In murder, released
at Rockland, Me-Second Vice Presi-
dent Tarbell of the Equitable society
retained in Office by Chairman Morton
President Roosevelt receives At.
Gaudcns medal to commemorate inau-
guration-Secretary Wilson turns
over to Attorney General Moody al
papers in cotton leak case; investlga-
ton will be thorough, with perhaps
criminal prosecutions-W. J. Calhoun
Of Chicago appointed special commits
sioner to study asphalt company's
claims in Venezuela-Penn relics
worth $250,OOO discovered in England
Throne of Norway offered to
Prince Charles of Denmark-Repor
that Prince Ferdinand will declare
himself king of Bulgaria-Steame
AraGmore ON rocks near Seven isl
ands in st. Lawrence gulf-Cuban
soldiers fight with civilians In Havana;
two killed and score wounded-Ex-
ploSion in a Welsh mine causes death
of 120 men-Minister of agriculture
points out to King Alfonso the misery
of his country and suggests measures
of relief-Report that Morocco has
secret agreement with Germany to
grant concessions for two ports on the
Mediterranean-Jul Cendoya, an
American banker living in Cuba, at
tackled by bandits, who demand $780,
900; finally agree upon $1,000.
THURSDAY. JULY IS.
M. Muravieff resigns his position as
chief peace plenipotentiary will be re
placed By NJ. Witte, president of COM
mittee of ministers; Whites selection
hailed as practical assurance of peace
-Penikese island, in BuZzards Lay:
will be site of new Massachusetts stale
prosaMum-Town of Groton, Mass,
celebrates its 250th ANNIVERSARY
Lack of funds causes weakness III the
Chicago strike-Court sustains New
York firm in selling books at cut prices
Western Union may adopt new
regulations as to racing news-hIiS-
souri, railroads secure temporary ir-
junction against the state-Poliee I'M
able to solve mystery surrounding theft
Of Oelrichs jewels at Newport, r. l.
Glenn building in Baltimore collarscsi
two persons killed, one injured
Temperature on summit of Mount
Washington the highest in several
years-"Imperial bank" of Chicago
raided on complaint of poStottice de-
partment-Equitab society salaries
cut 10 to 20 percent by Chairman Nor
ton-New York Cotton exchange ap-
peals to the president to take action il
the matter Of crop reports-SteHm
launch sunk by tramp steamer near
Dobbs Ferry, N. Y; two men and
woman drowned-Twenty- five assen,
gers of steamer Alliance from Colon,
suspected of having yellow fever, and
taken to Hoffman'S Island, n. Y
Mormons asked to explain their alleged
UIand offica Observation-Disclosures