The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-03-28
N[W) Of Till W[[k'
From All Parts of the New World
and the Old.
of INTEREST TO OUR MANY READERS
Comprehensive Review Of the Important nae
peninss Of the Past Week hs
Condensed Form.

General Funston has gone In pursuit
of Aguinaldo.
Kruger expects to visit the United
States next month.
The Philippine commission is taking
testimony in Negros.
Japan energetically protests against
tbe Russo Chinese treaty.
The Portuguese government seized
Jesuit property in Lisbon.
spain received 100000 for the is-
lands of Cagayan and Sibutu.
A tornado did great damage to ship.
ming in Pensacola bay, Florida.
Corea removes British collector Of
customs, which causes protest.
Governor Rogers, of Washington, We
toed the bill for the selection OF school
textbooks.
Russia agrees with Great Britain
n let Won Waldersee arbitrate the Tien
Tsin dispute.
Mrs. Nation was escorted from
ErOunuS Vi hduodo oOlulCio hOmO w
train by police.
Gravy of the Russian student trou-
bles impelled the Car to call special
meeting of the ministers.
New Jersey village was destroyed
BY burning oil, as the result of the
wreck of coal and oil train.
Insurgents will be given 80 days ex
tension of time to take advantage of
the law regulating voting and Office
holding.
General Weyler, Spanish minister of
war; is preparing extensive army re-
forms. The food of the soldiers will
be improved, and economies will be
realized in the war budget.
The United States government"
says the London correspondent of the
Daily Express, has refused New Zea-
lands request to reopen the question OF
permitting British steamers to trade
between Honolulu and San Francisco"
Two hundred girls working in the
overall department of Sofford Bros,
drygoods factory at Kansas City,
walked out. The firm recently re-
duced the price for making overalls
from sl.25 to SO cents a dozen.
In the bankruptcy court at Burton.
on.Trent, England, Lord Waterpark
declared his bankruptcy was due to
the compulsory sale of his property
in compliance with the Gladstone act
Of 1881. He said he had thereby lost
f35,000. The liabilities of the debt.
or amount to G26,O0J, and his assets
are $4,000.
Great damage has Leen done by
floods in Andalusia.
A hurricane swept the New He
brides January 25, doing great dam.
age.
The condition of Representative
Livingstone, of Georgia, who Is III
at Washington, is encouraging.
The cruiser Olympia was placed in
the drydock at Boston to be scraped
and painted below the water line.
Company I, of the Twenty-third in.
lantry, stationed at Fort Douglass.
Will leave for Fort Wingate, New
Mexico.
carlos Roloff, the newly appointed
treasurer of Cuba, whose term begins
april |, will qualify with a bond OF
100000
shamrock II will have several
erals over the Queens course in the
SSolent and off the Irish coast with
Shamrock |.
Senator Frye, of Maine, sailed from
new York on the steamship Cherokee
lof Santo Domingo. He is on a five
weeks vacation.
eharles Roller is under arrest al
LOS Angeles on warrant from New
ark N. j., charging him with embez.
Nement and forgery.
King Edward has approved the ap
Pontment of General Sir Arthur
rover Palmer as commander-in-ch CHIEF
VI the forces in India.
Miss Pearl Colleasure was shot al
charivari at Guthrie, and her life
uespaired Of. She was hit with q
'uiiel while standing on the porch
Inc lower house of the Austrian
Neichsrath reported a motion Of
urgency in the Bohemian census de
hours. ~ ~
Creditors of Gaylord, Blessing &
w. the oldest firm of brokers in St
.,ouis' who failed recently, filed a pc
rupt
owing to the effects of the heavy
ANS ,ains on one of the famous marbel
s,uislries s,is at Carrara, Italy, a land
Sno. snae of 1000 cubic yards occurred
es'roylng the railway station.
., Inc late Margaret Pillsbury, widow
e1-Mayor George A. Pillsbury. oi
punIieapolis, puli bequeathed $4,000 tc
Nulsoury academy at Owatonna
bn.; btnn.; $4,000 to Margaret Pillsbury
..,ospital, at Concord, N. H., and
s,O,vVo ~ to the Northwestern hospital
a' Minneapolis.
o,i ,ne Baltimore & Ohio railroad hal
uered los new engines.
Florida is now thronged with visit
sts.am ats from the northern and western
cln IN the United States regular army
.comm rnlsh is spoken fuently by 30l
and anS1nissioned n officers. French by 22l
and German by 1876.
hoe besides King Edward there are z;
ae aeirs to the British throne without
toria'. outside of the group of Vic
direct descendants.