The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-11-15
EVENTS OF THE DAY
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News of the World.
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.orestIng Collection Of Items From
VI. Two Hemispheres Pres f1u 4
IN a Cor Iensed Penn

r,. ministers at Pekin have agreed
an the tbe basis of negotiations.
y, Investigation OF Berlin's corrupt
a. o. force has been ordered.
rrncer is making slow trip S
20 IN account of illness.
pucsis has no intention OF Dulidlng
.a,ber railroad across Asia.
Name steamer Roanoke. reported
-. hos reached Port Townsend.
Uoodburn, Or, has granted 3O-year
,n,hise for ight and water system.
wu Ting Fang, the Chinese minister,
limbs that when allies withdraw from
rh;na railroad construction on large
sc.le will be begun there.
The state board of health authorities
oi Mississippi, report one case OF yell
Iow fever at Natchez. The patient is
,bo wife of local Baptist minister.
Isaac Hull Adams, a grandson OF
President John Adams, and a nephew
or President John Quincy Adams. died
At his home at Quincy, Mass, aged 81
years.
The Toronto soldiers of the South
African contingent returned to Toronto
and were received with tremendous en-.
thusiasm. Traffic was suspended for
bours. and altogether the demonstra-
ton was one of the most notable in the
history of the city.
An explosion took place in the dry
bopse connected with the works of the
Winchester Repeating Arms Company,
at New Haven, Conn. The walls of
the building being blown out and the
windows in the adjacnt buildings shat
tered No one was in the building at
the time.
Vice. Admiral Alexieff has addressed
a communication to Lii Hung Chang
asking China's intentions regarding
Manchuria and inviting her to resume
the government Of that territory under
Russian protection, which, he says,
will be OF mutual advantage to China
and Russia.
The queen of Portugual, at Cascals.
fashionable resort, made thrilling
rescue. She has been staying at the
Palace Cascals, and was on the beach
watching Catalo Groom, her boatman,
bringing his boat into shore. Sudden.
lya huge wave overturned the boat.
CroOm's arm was broken and he was
overcome by the undertow, which car.
red him beneath the waves. The
queen is an expert swimmer. Seeing
that her boatman was drowning, she
sprang into the water before any of her
attendants could prevent her. With
rapid strokes she swan to the boat.
mans side and held him up until per.
sons put out in boats and rescued both
the queen and her boatman. Groom
was taken to the Royal Palace.
Two men were killed in railroad
accident at The Dallss, Or.
Orders for five new Russian warshipa
will be placed in this country.
The big Atlantic liner st. Paul suf-
Tered serious accident at sea.
Kitchener is to stop pursuit OF Boera
and establish garrisons among them.
The king of Corea sent the allied
troops a large gift OF -four, rice and
cigarettes.
experiments with storage reservoir
iOr irrigation are being made in Nal.
heur county, Oregon.
An Immense crowd attended the un.
Yelling OF the statue of the late Presi.
uent Carnot at Lyons.
American financiers are to partici-
pate IN the nationalization of the Swis,
iaiiroads and German capitalists arr
Jealous.
Professor Schurman replies to Sixte
LOpez' IN which he shows it is for the
nlshest good of Filipinos for Americans
to succeed.
Inc snlt OF the state of Texas agains,
VIC Waters Pierce Oil Company 70,
penAl'ies amounting to $l09, 900. fol
",eseu violation of the antitrust Law
VI 1919, ended in favor of the company
Inc deaths from the ,ailorad WRECK
I ue"f heswick, CAL, now number
,nfee'. James Hart, of Charter Oak
;"' uled IRON the effects of his iniur
t3, M Inc name of one of the Other
nleu pA mas been discovered to be Z. ]
w uU"en' of Castle Rock, Wash. B
"oourun' Of Ashland, Or. may re
Aulutant General Corbin has re
,S .Ua'eu 9, from Judge Taft. president o
ta e hlllppine commission, a dispatcl
U."arulng message from Senior Buen
.Ta;' lormerly secretary Of foreign
% auairs In Aguinaldo's cabinet. Tn,
d0s dess"ge was telegraphed to the presi
aun '' IL Is understood that Senior Bu
iro i"alno besides unreservedly accept
n-en s american sovereignty. submits
n;npon pOs''ion to organize force of Fill
ot S h;, 70 make war upon the supporter
VI his former chief.
o.. .aiilornia stands fifth among th
''@'es as an oil producer.
m0s. w. F. Rend says European countrie
coal. Aoi @uPpAos y
mon. ,ne street mail boxes in Tre
CONF , w. We're broken open and th
h,asv' Nev' Sam Jones, the evangelist /
orSas eh In health. His physician ia
sluered soe him to take an absolute =.
'0f several months. 1