St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-01-28

important divorce ruling in United
States supreme court sustaining the
right Of states to protect family rela-
tons of its Citi2ens---Great distress in
England among the unemployed--
Seven dead as result Of the explosion OF.
battleship Massachusctts-N agree
ment i'll China as to basis of payment of
demnity---Holland denies that arms
have been sent from Curacao to the
Venezuelan -Unceasing eff
fort being made for release Of Mrs
Maybrick but there is no change in her
case.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. q
Scores injured, some quite seriously,
and a number Of arrests the net results
of riots in streets of Lynn in which
Boot and Shoe Workers union cutters,
who have taken the place of Knights Of
Labor, and police officers guarding
them We're roughly handled; outbreaks
occurred at various points, and though
every officer in the city was on duty,
the force was unable to handle the mob
--Convalescent home burned ut
Wellesley, Mass-Waterbury strike
continues; non-union men running cars
For the first time in history every
member of the New Mexico legislature
speaks English-Odicers Of Seventh
National bank, New York. plead guilty
to violating national banking law
Steamship Iahn which grounded near
Gibraltar, tloated-paima' adhcrents
unite under name of Republication
sentative party-No opposition in
British ministry to settlement of Trans
yaal loans on easy terms-Castro au-
fhorizes Bowen to pledge Venezuelan
customs as security for payment Of
claims Secret Anglo-German rcla-
lions in East Africa urged as cXplana-
ton Of alliance against Venezuela.
THURSDAY, JAN %.
Government tug IeYdcn total wreck
off Block Island; crew Of 80 men rescued
with difficulty by life savers--Joy
line steamer Seaboard wrecked in Mar
ragansett bay-Fort San Carlos, Yonc-
GueIa, bombarded by three German
gunboats: likely to delay pending nego-
tiations-Lynn shoe manufacturers
using union stamp declare intention to
adhere to agreement with Bootand Shoe
Workers union-Boston city hospital
to serve rs Il model for the new general
hospital which Bishop Brent is instlIl-
mental in establishing in the Philip
pincs-Lisbon, Me, cotton weavers
strike--Methodist report 100000
converts in four years-Kev. Arthur S.
Lloyd elected bishop of Mississippi
No change in the trolley strike situa-
tion at Waterbury, C0nn-Temple
Iron company denies that it had any
black list---Plans to establish wireless
stations all over the world-GovcrnoH
Garyin will not allow prize fight in
Rhode Island-Reports on plague in
San Francisco 10 longer TO be SUP
pressed--Senator Hanna urges Della
ware Republicans not to join Demo
Gratis in electing a senator--Whtman
Mass, alarmed by a violent under
ground explosion, which lefttWo assures
three feet deep and quarter of a mile
long-General Chatfee favors admis-
Sion Of a few Chinese to the Philippines
Customs congress fayors reciprocity
between countries on this continent
Secretary Shaw will not at present
withdraw from banks the deposits Of
the overnment--Senate steering COM
mittee assures the president that the
Cuban treaty will be ratilied---Trllst
program arranged in way to give that
subject the right of way in congress
Arbitration, as suggested by Co
iombia, seems to be the only way to set
tie the canal difficulty --Magdllen isl
6nds sold to a syndicata--Another
Russian destroyer goes through the
rdanelleS--Colone Arthur Lynch,
charged with treason, on trial at Lon
don-Local self-government favored
Tor western provinces of Russia -
PRESIDENT Nord issues decree of amnesty
Tor Haytien exiles in Jamaica.
FRIDAY, JAN. %.
German warships lombard fort San
carlos all day; IL Venezuelan soldiers
BILLED and Is wounded-Lively blaze
IN Boston city hospital extinguished
without anybody being hurt-Receiv,
ang Teller Ryland of Boston Elevated
railway commits suicide-Panama
canal treaty signed at Washington
slneral increase in salaries of Chicago
Aeachers--Sanator-elect. Smoot de-