The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-04-13
LATER NEWS.

There has been heavy fall in the
price OF wheat in the Chilean market.
Fire at Lead, S. D.. DESTROYED prop.
erty worth 500. 900. One entire block
OF buildings was consumed.
The Keystone Slate Company, OF
Bethlehem, Pa. has increased the
wages OF its employees Is per cent.
1t is stated that $225, 600 has been
subscribed toward the construction Of
the alumni hal! at Yale university.
A secret movement is under way in
Hawaii to food the islands with Portu.
guese laborere from the Azores islands.
One hundred and eighty-four Amer.
leans have been killed and 976 wound.
ed iE the Philippines since hostilities
opened.
A decision was rendered BY Judge
Peabody in the St. Louis city police
court that under certain conditions .
husband has the right to beat his wife.
After attempting to murder his vito
and baby, Walter Miller, foreman in
the Detroit soap works, sent two bullets
into his own brain and died almost in.
stantly.
The three largest Of 30 pearl button
factories operated at Muscatine, la. !,
have advanced wages Is and 30 per
cent. Six hundred button workers are
employed in the factories.
The bill providing for the incorpora-
tion OF the st. Louis Worlds Fair. to
celebrate in 1908 the centennial of the
Louisiana purchase. has passed the
Missouri senate. 1t has already been
passed by the house.
The Kilauea Plantation Company
has been incorporated at San Fran
cisco. The capital stock is 81. 600. 900.
The directors are A. B. Spreckels. j.
D. Spreckels, William Irwin, c. A.
Hugg and w. D. K. Gibson.
A large number of Spanish officers,
who had been prisoners in the hands OF
the Tagals, have entered the service
Of the latter. Among the prisoners were
some of the chiefs of the Spanish gen.
erals staff and officers of artillery.
There are persistent rumors in Ma
Mia that Aguinaldo has been supplant-
ed in control of Filipino affairs by
General Antonio Luna, commander in
chief Of the Filipino forces. Luna is
described as being typical belligerent.
Unless the testimony of several i'm
portant witnesses shall be impeached.
something which is very unlikely. the
beef inquiry board will be obliged to
sustain the charges ~of General Miles
that the soldiers were fed upon en-
balmed or preserved beef. says a Wash.
ington correspondent.
At Ishpeming. Mich. 500 strikers
made demonstration by parading the
streets. All the mines are closed.
Three men were killed by an ex-
plosion at the railroad cap factory at
Braddock, Pa. The building was
wrecked.
William A. Phillips, son Of An In
diana missionary. has been arrested for
insanity in Oakland. Cal. Oveistudy
is the cause.
A Pennsylvania freight train. near
Greenburg, ran into and killed James
Dristell and John Clark. and injured
John McAllister.
Jamos F. Elwood. Of Brooklyn, fell
dead in the betting ring ut Bennings
after cashing ticket on Tuttut. win
"a. If tho third raco
The president has signed procla-
nation opening to settlement May 4.
the larger portion Of the Southern Ute
reservation, in Colorado.
The German plan Tor settling the
Samoan question suits England. As
America is also satisfied, joint high
commission will probably be named.
The United States transport Ingalls,
arrived at Port Antonio, Jamsica,
with General Alger on board. She re-
ported all we'll and proceeded to Porto
Rico.
The law does not prohibit the sale OF
LIQUOR in army canteens. Attorney
Genearl Griggs has rendered decision
to that effect at the request OF the Sec
retary of war.
At mass meeting of miners OF the
central district OF Iowa. it was voted
to order q strike, to take effect 1T once.
The decision involves 1000 miners.
Operators are firm in refusing to raise
the scale.
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