St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-01-21

South Africa likely to protest against
importation Of Chinese labor-Le
Temps warns the powers to regard our
interests in the Venezuelan settlement
Joint note to Turkey from Russia
and Austria, demanding reforms in
Macedonia Baron Won Sternberg
says American suspicion mikes diff
ficult task for German envoy.
SATURDAY, JAN. II.
Steamship st. Louis arrives at New
York six days overdue; had trouble with
boilers throughout trip-Officals of
Belleville, Ills, found guilty Of NAL
feasance in otfice-Hawaii very in
dignant over the report Of the senate
ommission-America Protective
Tariff league vigorously denounces
reciprocity-Good chance Of Taft be-
ing candidate for the presidency in 1903
Congress committee likely to begin
coal investigation in Boston---Mr.
Knox delays the antitrust bill by max
ing numerous suggestions--Porto Rico
house of delegates confirms legality of
election of it's members democratic
revolt against Cuban treaty crunbling;
forces cannot be oncentrated--Taft's
reason for remaining in the Philippines
said to be that he wishes to secure the
removal Of the friars-. Husband of
Queen Wilhelmina ill-Gerntan duel
list sent to prison for killing his OPP
ponent-Liverpool Chamber of Com
merce criticises the Cuban treaty
River Thames frozen over for the first
time in many earS-African war COLI
tribution does not depress mining Sc
curities--Lord Charles Beresford de-
MES that he attacked the Monroe doc
trine-The earthquake at Andiian
killed 4114 persons and destroyed 3d.
112 hOuses--Ministec Bryan says 9J
percent of Germans in Brazil are
natnralized--The London Times
thinks there is no need of legislation to
rdpress English trusts-Russia sends
destroyer through the Dardanelles
with sanction Of the sUltan--Pope APP
points Cardinal VannutelIi vice chan
domains in Bulgarian army may defeat
interference with the coming revolution
New Hayticn consul general says
Monroe doctrine has saved his country
from Germany--A French deputy de-
clares Roosevelt "the veritabe states.
man of the Goth century, Cuba Will
ing TO give the United States two coal
ing stations, but shows no disposition to
cede Isle of Pines.
SUNDAY, JAN. IS.
Death of Abram S. Hewitt, former
congressman and mayor of New York
BY an explosion in a turrct of the
hattleship Massachusetts five men were
killed and four were injured, one of
whom has since died; two others in dan
ger-Passengers Of American liner st.
Louis indignant at condition Of steamer
during her trip -sMarconi station at
Wellf1eet receives a wireless message
from Table Head which came from
Poldhu-Lynn strike growing; more
women members of the b. ard $. w. u.
join in the fight against their organiza-
tion-Prospect of serious trouble in
Haverhill if manufacturers stand by B,
and $. w. U.-Big 16-inch coast de-
Tense gun tested most successfully at
Sandy HOok-Bank clerks, claimed to-
gether, carry $G0,000,000 through New
York streets-Housc passes the sub.
stitute for the senate bill to establish
a department of commerce and labor
john Redmond, in speech at Edin-
burg, says he believes a measure will
soon become a law which will heal the
wounds of centuries; if not, such dan
gerous movement will spring up as he
would be sorry to see-Forty indict-
ments voted by Chicago grand Jury
against coal dealers charged with con-
spiracy-Big drop in price of coal in
New York-Captain Pershing's COM
mand to circle about Lake Lama
Navy department accepts the Adder and
Moccasin-Heavy receipts of coal
makes no difference in the prices at
Boston-Roosevelt confers with sena-
tors on Cuban treaty-Rtception Of
Vermonters in Brooklyn to Admiral and
Mrs. Clark-Bay state judges and
lawyers pay tribute to the late Justice
Swedish Baptists have new
church. home at Boston.
MONDAY, JAN. 10.
Steamer Lain, with 1850 persons
aboard, ashore in Mediterranean
Fort San Carlos. commanding entrance
to Maracaibo bay, shelled by German
gunboat; Venezuelan guns reply and
Germans withdrew after hours fight:
no serious manifestation keepers Of
Bath, Me, aroused by a warning by
Judge Fogg-Stringcnt antitrust bill
introduced by Representative Bell of
Colorado-Naval committee recon-
mends the building Of four war vessels
Lively blaze in a Bath, Me-, block
causes Il loss of So, 000-Receive for
Old Butchers and Drovers' bank of
Providence asked for-AIrs. Harley
Richardson Of poisoning case fame
taken to a sanitarium-Man claiming
to be John Wilkes Booth a suicide at
Enid, o. T-Mysterious murder and
suicide at Dover, n. j., following vii
lage scandal--Virginia Earle sues
Lederer company for 1000 for breach
of contract-Marconi's tests of wire.
less apparatus at WellGeet, Mass, pro-