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in health.
Lacuna has promised to surrender
his command
Shamrock II was beaten by sham
rock ] in trial race
A watchman in a Utah refinery
stole SIS, 600 in silver bullion.
The Chinese are astonished at the
amount OF indemnity demanded.
Twenty five thousand regulars will
be returned from the Philippines.
A Russo-German tariff alliance
against the United States is proposed.
The military governor OF Bataan
has been reprimanded by Mac
Arthur.
Governor Nash and party are visit
ing the various interesting places in
California.
Rear Admiral schIey will cut short
his visit in London on account Of
sickness in his family.
Russia is standing steadfast for
peace, according to an official state
ment received at Washington.
One mail clerk was killed and
smother injured in a wreck on an Hi
lois Central train in Louisiana.
A steamboat on the Mississippi
river was wrecked near Chester, Ill.
Two passengers were drowned and p
deckhands are missing.
Unless the sultan of Turkey yields
on the question of interference with
foreign mail, the powers will present
an ultimatum, backed by naval dem
onstration.
A new Russian loan of 424, 900, 600
francs is authorized.
Fire in suburb of Detroit, Mich,
did $500 600 damage
General Dewet, the Boer leader,
has resumed operations
Pennsylvania beat Annapolis in the
intercollegiate boat race.
National organization OF machinists
has ordered general strike.
Yale beat Harvard 81 to AZ in the
annual track and field contest.
The Porte has ordered all foreign
postoflices removed from Turkey.
The steamer Princess Louise was
wrecked in British Columbia waters
An attempt was made to sell con-
fdential documents in the Neely case
Seattle men have bonded 1000
acres near Willapa bay and will bore
for oil.
Esterhazy has made an affidavit
that he was the author of the Dreyfus
borderau.
Embezzlement charged against ex-
School Land Clerk Davis, OF Oregon,
may be outlawed.
Trouble between the managers of
the Buffalo exposition and union
workmen for a time threatened com
plete tie-up of work, but the difficulty
has been settled.
A grip containing dynamite was in
process of fumigation at Port Town
send Wash, when owner told con-
tents, causing panic among the
steamer passengers,
Mrs. Mckinley is i'll, and has been
taken to San Farneisco for rest
Her illness, while not serious, may
cause curtailment of programme for
the remainder of presidents tour.
Two lives were lost in New York
fire.
The presidential party is now in
California.
Eastern wool market shows no i'm
provement,
Martinelli has received the red be-
retta at Baltimore.
The steel trust will close down the
Everett nail works.
English coal miners have decided
not to strike at present.
Fire in Augusta, Ga, destroyed
$l69, 600 worth of cotton.
A fire in Seattle destroyed property
to the amount of 100000.
A naval war college is to be estab-
lished for the naval officers.
The Industrial commission is in
vestigating rate determinations.
The steamer Tantillion Castle,
wrecked near Cape Town, is total
loss.
The contract plans for the cruiser
St. Louis have mysterioulsy disap-
peared.
Forest fires in Pennsylvania are
destroying immense quantities of val
liable timber
Much disturbance continues among
the educated classes in Russia, and
the police are kept busy.
1t is said that 1000 pounds OF
poultry will cost less to raise than
1000 pounds of beef, and will sell
for almost twice as much.
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