Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-06-16
LATER NEWS.

the blue and the gray, are planning a
law and order expedition to Cuba.
Miss Mabel Kafitz and Walter Hen
derson were drowned by the capsizing
of the Flora near Stockton, California.
The southwark movement OF Lawton
and Wheaton's forces proved success.
The Filipino forces were badly routed
and disorganized.
The survey for the submarine cable
which will connect Germany with the
United States by the way of the Azores
has been practically completed.
President Loubet, of France. has
had his revanche tor the recent outrage.
He was the hero of a popular demon
Stration while driving to the races.
By working upon the muscles of the
abdomen, New York physician has
cured case of appendicitis. No in.
struments were used, and relief came
in eight minutes.
The German peace delegate at The
Hague objects to arbitration. He
affirms that Emperor William will not
pledge himself to accept decisions on
issues that have not arisen.
The trust mania has reached the
brewers, and it is said, on the best
authority, that scheme is on foot to
form trust with $1,000, ,OOO,O 900 capi-
tai and buy up all the breweries in the
country.
The Alaska grand jury has con-
demned the school management.
Educational work, it says, has been
misdirected. The government agent
is accused of falsehood, and his removal
from Office is demanded.
England has bought an additional
100000 in American eagles to
strengthen its reserve. The report
that Russia is buyer of gold in New
York is regarded in London as being
significant.
War seems certain between England
and Transvaal. Both are preparing
for struggle. British troops are near
the border and Kruger's forces a1e said
to be able to cope with any England
can muster.
Over 5000, 100000 gallons of petro-
leum, according to the treasury bureau
of statistics, are now produced an
nually in the world. OF this amount
100000, 900 gallons are produced in
the United States, 2,250, 900, 900 in
Russia, and the remainder is distribut-
ed among dozen countries.
A tornado swept over San Pedro and
ATARI, in the province of Valladold.
SPAN, about $50 houses being de-
stIoyed. There was also great loss of
life. Ten bodies have already been re-
covered from the ruins. Toledo has
been visited by a great storm. The
lower part of the city has been flooded.
Hungry Filipinos are being fed by
the Americans.
The Philippine commissioners have
been called home.
The Vixen has reached Bluefields to
relieve the Detroit.
Costa Rioa ard Nicaragua are pre-
pairing for conflict.
Mosquito coast Indians have re-
belled against Nicaragua.
Augusta, Ga, was visited by a de.
structive fire; loss, $25O,OOO.
A new banana trust has been formed.
1t will fight a similar organization
formed last winter,
The outlook is said to be bright for
the settlement of the Alaska boundary
dispute in London.
Seven walnut-groweIs' associations
in Southern California have combined
for mutual protection.
Twenty-Five deaths and 33 prostra-
tions is the result of hot June day in
New York and vicinity.
The United States court of appeals
holds that the alien labor law applies
only to common laborers.
The Indiana supreme court declares
that it is unlawful for corporations to
attempt to destroy competition.
hIlN"tc SleW' Vi company ~, casual
detachment, was seriously wounded in
target practice at San Francisco.
Augustin Daily, famous as a the.
atrical manager, dramatist and adapter
of plays, died suddenly in Paris.
A company capitalized at $40, 00O,.
600 has been organized to work a
mountain of copper found in Arizona.
A Havana dispatch says brigandism
is on the increase in portions of Cuba
where no United States soldiers are
quartered.