The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-01-10
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r,ou All Parts of the New World
and the Old.
,e INTEREST TO OUR MANY READERS
,.uo.,bsn,ivs Review of the Important nap
psninss of the Past Week ina
Condensed Form.

JOnuCIDsu o'"'
Tho assassin of Baron Won het'elel
"a. beheaded in Pekin'
costa Rica is pleased by recognition
in the canal negotiations
r,o Prir,sh are unable to check the
p,ar invasion of CapeC olony.
Tho foreign troops in China are we'll
.,oroJ for the winter season.
The Republican caucus IN Pennsyl'
,n;, selected Quay for senator.
Tho United States training ship To-
-, hos arrived at Tangier, Morocco.
The Earl of Hopetoun was sworn IN
=. first governor of Federated Aus
uaa.
Oregon, Washington and Alaska
horo heen formed into a llfe-savlng
district.
Fire in Seattle destroyed the city Ii
trarv, containing 25, 900 volumes and
wued at $50, 600.
The revenue cutter Perry will sail
from Astoaria in search OF overdue
Columbia river ships.
Pat Grove, charged with the abudc.
top of Young Cudahy, of Omaha, has
naen captured in South Dakota.
Edward Rice, an Idaho man, sem
fenced to death for murder. made a
desperate, but unsuccessful attempt
to commit suicide by cutting his throat.
An insane man, being conveyed from
Nutnomah county to the Oregon state
sylum at salem, jumped from a NOV
iDr train, bruising himself about the
head. 1t is thought he will recover.
Famine in some of the provinces OF
China is becoming worse. The rice
crops, owing to the war, were almost
total failures. and canibalism has
broken out. The authorities are un.
able to do anything.
The final payment has been made on
the Bald mountain group of mines in
Eastern Oregon, near Baker City.
The purchase price was $4,000. The
new owners are men of means, and
work on large scale will commence
at once.
lgnatius Donnelly, politician and
author, died very suddenly at his home
in Minneapolis, aged 70 years. Mr..
DOnnelIy was candidate for vice.
president on the Middle-of. the Road
POpOulist ticket at the recent general
election.
An armistice has been proclaimed al
Pekn.
Beers captured a train near Rosmead
with 60 soldiers.
Another six.day bicycle race hal
been started in Boston.
COnger reports China's acceptance
VI WIZ pONeIS u6nldnuS.
The Washington Post advocates ths
Lewis and Clark centennial in 1905.
A severe cold wave is reported
throughout the middle Western states
More thar 46 tons of gold were re.
velSed at the Seattle assay Office il
1900
Inc navy department has ordered tn,
sunooat Scorpion to La Guayra, Ven
ezuela.
Inc oregon supreme court decide,
.na' the wife alone can convey estat,
In entirety.
ROBBERS got $3.50 from passenger
and mai and express in a British Co
lumbia stage.
. Inc Iait commission has complete,
u ,ne municipal government bill for tn,
Philippines. "
rre In williamson W. Va, de
IO!eu almost the entire town. Tn
"S Is estimated at $4,000.
one person was burned TO death an,
U'ler s;on fatally injured by the ex plo
pa VI kerosene lamp at Alleghapv
boa- ane new battleship Wisconsin ha
iormally turned over to the gov
uuent at the Union Iron Works Sa,
Francisco. N"'
a.. nmando Morales, Mexican. ra,
st.o .uVk at Morenci, Ariz., A constabl
s"t. s'p'ed to arrest him and in tn
Hsnt killed Morales,
irl henry S. Eastman the only surviv
sonoa nlemoer of Commodore Perry
nor, drauron' which opened the Japanes
IN p, y many Years ago, died at his hom
III Berkeley, Cal N
l., heavy explosion Of GAS ooonrro
ba1 'ue Hollenbeck mine. at WIZ.
At ,e, tm ra' Five hundred men wer
two l uha and all got out safely, excep
WHO were badly burned.
,sna,e.t nne British foreign office expects
iounS,ao VI the modus vivendi in New
maI;n.n' but believes it will he inn
with i'",gly .h followed by negotiation
dispute. Vi nnally settling tn
in rus mea"na:y way of the transgressor is bar
Comm, tlmes. The persons wb
piet % crimes are daily coming + !
iOrmer years. ''SS frequent than i
han IN New Zealand there ex;s.. . 49,.
oand whose memha.r nss0 exists a bras