The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-06-15
EVENTS OF THE DAY
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News of the World.

rERsE TICKS FROM THE WIRES
Interesting Collection of Items From,
Aha Two Hemispheres Presented
In Condensed Form.
Admiral Dewey has sailed from Hong
Kong.
c+orms in the Central states con-
tnue.
Tb.. nine trust is believed to be a
failure.
Stage robbers have been captured in
Arizona.
The thermometer was Y6 in Chicago
Tuesday.
There was a cloudburst near Red
ling, Cal.
Santiago papers have been suppressed
by General Brooke.
Natives will recruit our army In
Cuba and Porto RricO.
Great crowds of Cuban soldiers are
low accepting payment.
Georgia troops have been ordered out
to protect the Jail at Atlanta.
Emperor William expects great
things from his new possessions.
Captain Dreyfus will be returned to
France on June 26, landing at Brest.
lola asks for notice of sentence in
the libel action against him last year.
Admiral Kautz is now in Hawaii.
He will sail for San Francisco, June 25.
Agricultural implement makers will
advance prices from Id to 25 per cent.
A tornado mile wide occurred in
Iowa. Kellogg and Thorpe buildings
suffered.
Information disclosed in New Mexico
unearths four old murders hitherto
unknown.
Admiral Schley heartily Endorsed the
course of President Mckinley in q
speech at Salt Lake.
It's announced that the war tax will
continue in force for some time to
come, but will be modified.
The sultan of Sulu, heretofore be-
lieved to be peaceably disposed, is said
to be preparing to fight this country.
One hundred and thirty have beer
arrested in connection with the demon.
stratiOn against President Loubet in
France.
The deal which had for it's purpose
the consolidation of the leading stree
car works of the country has fallen
through
General Otis advises the war depart.
ment that the Oregon regiment will
leave for the United States this week
twill be sent direct to Portland fol
muster out at Vancouver barracks.
A printing ink trust is the lates
combine
The Filipinos have been routed from
the hills and are being pursued to the
sea.
Canada has asked for arbitration il
the settlement of the Alaskan bound
ary.
England having objected, British
Columbia must revoke anti-Japanest
legislation.
AT Uniontown, Pa, a blind mar
murdered the mother Of the woman h'
was counting.
The French court of cessation hal
rendered verdict in favor of revision
OF the Dreyfus case.
The administration has decided t,
reduce the American armies of occupa
ZION IN Cuba and Porto Rico in orde
10 send additional troops to Genera
Otls, in the Philippines.
There are now 345 prisoners in tn,
Hockade at Wardner. Idaho. Severa
lie" buildings connected with the prison
ale under construction. All the i'm
PoVements indicate permanency.
The current fiscal year will break al
records in our foreign trade, which nov
averages 500, 900. 600 month. Their
Is an unprecedented demand in tn,
worlds markets for goods of American
manufacture.
The business district of the town o
Hepubilc, Wash,, has been destroyed
ny tie. The loss is estimated at $3.50,
vOV' The conflagration started from
sne explosion of a gasoline stove in tn
Slegel building.
Germany has purchased from Spail
!ne Carolines, Pelew and Mariann,
stands sands. The price is about $4,000.
WV Spain retains three coaling sta
IONS and Germany will defend thes
stations in case of war The transfe
neets the approval of the Unite
States.
while visiting Anteuil, suburb o
.afis' President Loubet was struo
WI Kun cane by Count Christiana, tn
u.ow landing on the presidents ha
,t l'Nout injury. Eggs were thrown a
5 1ne president by the populane. TIL
demonstration was planned by til
league OF Patriots and the Antl-Sem
es' VINO were angered because the
M Moie not permitted to receive Majo
~aichand in triumph.
Minor News Items.
ho- ne street cars at Wichita, Kan.
lave se been declared public nuisanc
Au nave stopped running.
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