St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-12-24

dent of Miners union who participated
in SmugglerU Union riots in Colorado
Indiana Ministerial association rejects
preacher who did not believe in eternal
unishment-Church friction in the
Philippines becomes more serious
British parliament prorogued-M
roccan pretender sets up court-Good
progress in repatriation in South Africa
Land conference to be held imne.
diately in Dublin-China to pay next
instalment of indemnity in silver
General Nord proclaimed president by
Haytien army-France likely to re-
new in strong language demand on Peru
Earthquake in Andijan, Russian
Central Asia, killed more than $50 per-
sons.
SATURDAY, DEC. 90.
Powers signify willingness to arbi-
trate claims against Venezuela, but
there may be difficulty over details.
such as alleged insults to ministers and
legations of England and Germany
Miss Voltaraine lie Cieyre, a highly
educated anarchist, fatally shot at Phil.
adelphia by Herman Helscher, also an
anarchist; case Of unrequited love-
f. j. Cashin awarded $37, 900 damages
by jury at Brockton, Mass, for injuries
sustained, in railroad accident--Five
more boodlers convicted at st. Louis
and sentenced to five years each in
prlson-Michae Hand, Jr., millionaire
brewer, fined at Pawtucker. R. J.. for
assaulting wife's mother and sister,
Congressman Naphen announces thot
ne will be candidate to succeed Mayor
collins or Observation-Disclosures Allen of
the Central National bank, Boston. has
sent his report to the comptroller of the
currency; latter will decide about levy.
ing an assessment on Stockholders
End OF strike of teamsters and leaders
at New Orleans-Bonanza district
Alaska. threatened by overflow of
water from shaft--Judge GRAY suc-
Sests that coal mine owners show mum.
Der OF men amoung whom money mem
"
TONED in wage statements is divided
Bill in congress to check war on cattle
Darons-United States warships as
sembling at Cavite-No action an
canal treaty is expected before Christ.
mas--House committee favors the de.
partment of commerce bili-Seyerol
Candidates for minority leadership in
the national house--Tax must I've mid
on soda water if distilled spirits ORC
added-Judiciary committee critic;ses
trust bill proposed by Senator Hoar--
Baltimore and Ohio manager before
commerce commission denies rate ont
ting--Austrian minister of war re.
signs-Followers of Moroccan pre.
tender deserting-Czar grants am.
nesty to students who were h.nishnd
to Siberia-Loyal Dutch in South
Africa plan a movement against the
Afrlkander Bond--London grand iury
indicts Colonel Arthur Lynch, who IS
charged with treason-Report that
800 were killed in fight between strik-
ers and troops at Boston, Russia
Mexico wants a loan to pay for public
works; plenty Of money offered If gold
standard is adopted.
SUNDAY, DEC. 81.
More coal comes to Boston, but deal
ers continue to say situation is very
serious; prices are still kept up; move
for suspension Of duty on foreign coal:
thousands of tons of coal remaining un-
loaded in Boston harbor-Germanv
and Great Britain join in asking Roose-
welt to arbitrate with Venezuela
Fear that the five-masted schooner
Louise B. Crazy and the four-mas ter
Frank a. Palmer have gone to the bot
tom of Massachusetts bay with ali on
board-Mrs. Julia Wilson, a wealthy
widow OF Ashford, Conn, dead. and
Mrs. Lillian Manson suspected Of poi
soning her-President Roosevelt gives
scare to the White House reporters;
he takes trip to Rapidan, Va, without
previous notice-Allies hold the ORR
and ammunition to the Venezuelan in
sursents-La Savoie arrives at New
York and passengers tell of fearful
yoyage-Services over the remains of
Mrs. General Grant in WASHINGTON:
high officials present-Little girls let
ter to governor Of Nebraska wins
pardon for her father-Professo Mac
Donald urging congress to authorize a
study of criminal and pauper classes
Steamer Minnetonka, bound to Ros-
ton, from England, with coal, left 900
miles Off Halifax by the Coleman, with
disabled boiler and steering gear, after
towing hawsers had Thieves
steal whole express wagon load of
goods at Boston-Indianap to be
headquarters of three largest labor
organizations in America-Strike cam
mission adjourns to Jan. 6--Dewcy's
feet not in the Caribbean by accident.
MONDAY, DEC. %.
Considered likely that President
Roosevelt will consent to act as arbi.
traitor in Venezuelan dispute Marconi
claims to have sent wireless MESA &c
from Canada to England-Uaknown
ship seen on fire off Gloucester. Mass
George Wilson, son of woman sup
posed to have died from poisoning, un.
der arrest at Willimantic, Conn
Gaspard O. Vandal beaten to death anG
robbed at Fail River, Mass; suspect I'm.
der ArreSt-SenatOr MORGAN fakes is