St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-04-16
DIARY OF EVENTS.
TUESDAY, APRIL8.

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SiXtO Lopez says that he is prepared
to return to the Philippines and secure
final peace provided the United
States gives some intimation to the
Filipinos, not necessarily of their i'm
mediate, but of their ultimate status
"A total Of 175 cases and 1873 deaths
from cholera at Manila--Organize
labor won a victory in Hartford, Ig-
natius A. Sullivan, president Of the
Hartford Central Labor union, being
elected mayor-A report which was
sent by General De la Rey to Mr..
Kruger contains numerous stories Of
alleged British atrocities, and is sup
ported by ADMINISTRATION brewers
at Boston refuse to respond to the
prOprietOrs' first call for ,len--Su-
perintendent of Schools Small of
Chelsea, Mass, hands in roSignation in
order to accept similar position at
PrOvidence--Albert T. Patrick SEN
fenced to death-Indication Of early
spring in the Nome diStrct---Ifalf the
business district of CheSterton. Ind.
burned-Eight hundred strike at
King Cotton mills, Augusta, Ga
Oscar Fish receives $4,000 a year for
carrying mails between Valdez and
Eagle. Alaska-Tesla says Professor
Lodge anticipated Maryoni, Slaby and
others in wireless discovery Cotton
reaches s 81 cents pound at Memphis:
highest price for more rhan u months
Cotton mills in southern New Eng
land advance wages about 10 percent;
northern district has no change, hold
ing that conditions do lot warrant
Naval officials believe a station at
Havana is CeSSary--Strong OppOSi-
ton arising against silver plan for
Philippines-A contest Of three mil
liOnaireS for the seat of Senator Scott Of
West Virginia-Hayticn rebels take
the town of JacmCl--Shah of Persia
to visit Emperor William---Lord Kim
berley suffers a serious rclapSe---Lon-
don generally hopes Prince Of Wales
will visit the United ,tates.
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL 8.
Vigorous protest made in the senate
by Mr. Cullom against the passage Of
the Chinese exclusion bill in its present
form; says that many of the provisions
of the pending measure are in contra
vention of our treaty obligations with
China-James Granger held at
Augusta. Me-, on manslaughter charge
in causing the death Of Albert l.. HeSeI-
to President Roosevelt
at Charleston a fitting close to Il day
full of incidents-Percival w.
Clement of Rutland will announce his
for the Republican nomina-
ton for governor Of Vermont on high
license platform-Eire at Barre. VT,
loss of $12, 000-DeStitution in
Zapata county, Tex, owing to drought
Roosevelt to write a Lis
tory of the Texan revolution----New
York surgeons remove eight inches of
wOman's backbOne-New York to
advertise for bids for 1856 miles Of i'm
proved roads-New York preSby-
terians hope to check decline Of their
faith in the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wood of the American Wooden COM
pany considers the strike situation sat
factory-Principal Mcclellan of
Conn, admits that his wife
wrote letters that have caused so r.uch
trouble-Lieutenant Governor Coates
Of Colorado Kissed while speaking at
a meeting of the Ministers alliance Of
Denver-Falling market indicates
that Cubans are selling sugar
United States may establish separate
mission to ulgaria-Manla' health
good; death rate for January
30.33--Ironclad agreement wanted
with Nicaragua to permit police pro-
lection in the canal ZonC---King
Christians S4th birthday-Death of
Ii Ching Shu, son Of Ii Hung Chang
to issue new loan with con-
sent of Russia-Southern China mer-
chants trying to revive tea trade
Russia sends to the far east guns for
10 atteries-Pope to send envoy to
both British and Spanish coronations
asks for aid for Johannes
burg artisans, whose houses have been
THURSDAY, APRIL 10.
As a witness in libel trial at Bos-
ton Thomas w. Lawson tells of call
ing Frank p. Bennett, publisher of The
Investor, a blackmailer and scoundrel
Bryant. handsome girl of