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Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10
pandnldfdndlen
Golumbias Sturtbiua iorJaiter 10 life
mes at spSfjeHSc Sraftatcn.
elnoet IBt fra nolanoet.

Gortcs (StortbinBe) / Den iDon1re'
rifanife gfeo1blif Colombia iiSSer I'M
jrranea, % oct Sooeoipergsmadl,
ion or oppe. argaar Srattrfet nteo De
6orere0e Stater ON SortIeie paa 80
gdr al en- 2onoitrtmrel pao 6 Nstls
grcSSe, for at Baramatnnalen Tan
5ngaes. GoIombias StortbingSmnrro
forboiter fig life mco al uf9iere Sa'
gen. e foIitaar, al ben er at reg
Gcu%biitorlif @etp0uing. % Dc oofser
ituc cane Cine i iamue yorbolo.
Grt cr ifr beer Dug, at en- liOen OF
ufict0t Notwithstanding Taor In.
IeoninJ til at tale % IHtEre on8aden'
&c en- Eraft1t, Ger iagnler beIe Der
Hcr5 &~ntcre5ie ON Jig, RogIe al De
IcScnOc Golon5;orrre aiocr iis Mtine
a en- SrbiinOja Observation-Disclosures
OF finder Set betGrteIi1t al nfitm Den
omipHrgtc 2anoitrimreI til De Sore
ne0c Statcr. On al 0isie Gon Ra'
muSccr er fonmen til gteD 0orf.
San be0cr NcSro @aI33 o1 or Sena'
for. Set coIom5ilritc Gorte&. s Set
itore "a bele." iiQcr son, "er port
2anN imoO I~r1ftaten. 6oIfet finoer
Set urigtilt at aiit1a for beitaHoig en-
Gel al port 9lnoomraaSe It'd De sore
ne&e Stoter. 0ealt0en ipne$ ri, at
@etalingeit er altfor rirge."
Oct iioitc Gro ifoI man mrrfe. 90
Iontbla bnr MI en- G5unce til at TRIPLE
9Senae no al Uncle Suur, % oct oil
fife laSc Sen ubcupttet. Zen e9ert'
Iiae 8rln0 ri. at Golombias Stor'
thing air. @arifclig6e6er, er sen, at
oct grifer mere "Smereiic". Ineri'
fannie Ipiier fortGller. at &analiaget
bar mp:!ige WCoitan0ere / por cgert
Seir. Bore ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Tiger at
bi1rore, at an iitburiif 8onnl bItper
traget, o. sc bcitpIbe8 Iigefrem for
at hare bcitIfIet GGombiGS IeOFt0e
StortbingSmT1r0, Tor at Dc iful Ilaa
itQ orange "a rcgtc at itlGipite Irat.
tltcn. Ter tiIflpoer aItina oisic WGno
goSe Ren8e ira 0cn 8nrt; men De oil
b1pe mere % ncrrter, at elrS6a Itsrre
GUNNER ifdl tmnrnc ira Sc 6orenOe
SiatcrS &orares. GolonbtaS Don
RnmrNoer bar 2lil M.
SonS Observation-Disclosures bIlOe
brir1e GoIom5;ancrne til OF ie. at
Eonacrat1na,en er sen It6rte 8eIita.
nellie. iom beres 2orS fan ioo. Gen
piL iGre Colombia ir6 i @erSens San.
NelSitrem, ophicIoe &onScts @orObrIQ
"a Hn>nitrier ~ / set belle Isfte set no
al Sc. IetparS. hoori set rui liggcr.
Golcmbia u0Qisr en- gaitife betrag.
teI;p Tel ar Spolmerifo, ION man
pIcier at foloe "0ct iorssmte Ronti.
rer+~. 6IaScinSholHct or 513938
SonOratmiI, % Colombia CT ioaIe0cS
bctr0eIiJ iterre enc Rorqe, Sverige
% 3anmort tiIiammen; men mc0cnS
Sc ror0iife 2an0e bar omfring 10
81 uiorcr 3r0bpgaere, 6or GoIom5ia
fnapt 4 0finioner, bDoroi 10000 er
Ga1tfc ucioiIijereNe SrOiurere. Gan.
Set Ell frugtbart % NoSt oa bar cit
SDcrflo0 al natltrIiQc SieIpefiENcr;
men Sen ooorige ipanife % boIo5Ion.
6s6e @efoIfrjr1 lrOnDttcr Scn iIct %
or nNerIig fotti1.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10
GUn6et / @enApn.
@rTitScIr.


&ou5c: catom : R1N0oQs til Nn1 en-.
gGife 3o2,Gi,a>. San err sen isritr
TrGITfe NrUil>er. &2r ! Glenfa1 al
0'n rroG'fe Rc9uttjF@ &cprriUtt1nt
Ear cIaTe ct >TiU2,t NyjeJ oc0 oct
eHrc,itr Nli. Nrr'jNcnnn ca han%
TH,3c if I'll 'tsr>rt,, No>t31rIic.
&;ct>yi3 S.a.j-n.H y2r eLFsert Ncsorr.
ret m,E Iyc0cy u Sat- "a Ser par en-
WtlScM II NIomiycr ! ). irmritc yar.
p,r. Ey&>iru % 0aocrae nprmeit
>rsriH3 St>r omen oar iuI0quttet al
T3.t, &oH3 Gowar0 mes ct TtIge Sc.
italc10e a Ertnicn Al @oIes. &crtl.
Ica a Gomor'>8c. G0litem;niiter @ay.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10
3etnoer intef.

Setpoer intet. - Oct bar sioet
aariaa til Spefiaation poa malrse
Solo, at Ger for Stben err iarnlet badoe
brittle, amerifarife % iapaneIiife
arigsIfibe / @ligten peo Be.G9i.9t |
ainu. Man meute, at bette mnatte
baoe roget iGritst at 6etpoe, % / Sen
a~nIeSning Heo Ger ~iorIeOen Dag irro-
bro9t en- Snterpelatinn / Oct BRITTLE
ll~roprblts. SlnaSeniniiteren fpare0e,
at Der Tor Chen bar IL 6ritiTfc arigs-
ifi6e I fireitife SarpanSe, men ban
ficrSte life iii, at Der bar foregaaet
nogcn ipectd Sanlirg al ariaSIfibc,
eler at &c iorifieGise Wngters arigs.
ifibe Gcrboric ~birisereSes / nogen ipe.
cteI Sc1tiiat.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10
Sncnf Snffsrtplh. anmmiaiin.

onaoacnoe &eitotuina al Suffer bar
u%oorbeIoet ct 6orIos, Der er .ilitiuet
He8lertn8en, Der fopeIooes en- S,ot
AZ ii 2. pr. aiIo8ram al oct Suffer,
Der uolcuereS til frit 9ru5. sint;en
pnobolIcr boaSe oct i Spcri3. lilpir.
teoe Suffer % inoisrt Suffer, be.
eesloeu ito! betaIc 3OIfa'aliter. Mt
suffer ital Iioa unoer Staters Son.
troll. III bet uoIevcres Ill irit 9rua.
aontroien uAsoea 8iennem ct Gen.
t%roItontor oeo ubienbic aontroasrer.
Sutteriabriternc ifal Cmgtues Al
poe Stttcre; peo bper Srogong Hal
ttnoeS et So8ttontor @ a~ontrpasrer.
Der iorcilaacs itrenge Giraffe for
Coertrpoe!ie al SOpen, Der traSer |
Strait ben lite Septbr. 1905.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10
SeSis SGrerppif pep 8. u. 0reuS
McaecttO.

2arsrpoiten i Natbematit % Raturfag er
lebts Ser pnltes rsiaa en- 9Grerinoe i g.
amp os OrseIipil. Gnipsere bsr benpeuoe
fig itriftli9 meo Gnbefulln9er til s. gimme.
poIb, Gpsertou, @is, inareit muI.s o9 ieneit
ben lite Nu3uit.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10
Get prlSise @aubrcicrpoir peo us.

iouan / ggsppten er m, bIet tsmt fur
isrite Sang, ioet 8oroet IN, / Esrfe.
tiben Jibt eFser libt er iliippet los
og bcrpttet til S~rrigattor opefter Ri.
oalen. % SsIgen err. at @plfngen /
ale DC Strp5, Tom bar finnet ion
@aot al bette SanS, mi itaar iibqrNrr.
tet. ReiuItdtct far oeret iaa tfls
frcoSitiIlenSe. at man finder, at De
mrrgfoyotae Riaiorer, Ser bIeo foitet
paa BETTE pRlSiee 9omnrIrs, oGige.
PEI bar oGret peI anpetete Genge.
9omllSSaredlet er iaar uSoiGet flor.
artct.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10
SiUllG @n9gcpirfiumheo.

bct a &c itoite Ter Nuoncoer er Der
l SeottIe no.15tt 1921 @mgetiaa.
0rtNer til en- ionIet Epr0t al So.
O964ll; men 81 Sen beoite 5iS al
A1rct cnolu cr ti.boge. nil Scnne
Sum antoBrIi8 1ou op I'll oocr 7 Oil.
i1oIrrr Dollars isr Aaret or omne.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10
Meiicr MiIheIm Nroa ! DfonNans {

Seller @ilbeIm oro8 / Dfon0aBs al.
iteO pQa iIn lose Somnerretir I'll
9orgr. San ieIleoe ON Rorgenen
poa i'm lille })Gd)t "!Vteteor" Ill 8or.
nGnijroe % elf Ger onboro pno so.
H~cn5oucrn", jon LA r~riieiGroiQ. Sci.
iercn IcJ'aIe2 Nh i'm Nor1csreiie az
&rIn5 HIbrrc ri SIe@oig-poIiten
Tprit oon Sa0n.@ .tt0enitcin % Here
bpicrr Cffircrer.
CGioa i Scnoa13 tobte aciie.
rcn& Not1t "@}cr5or" unNcr cr zap.
ieloo@ / @W1ttn yes %ptcf.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10
Grins Gsalbert, Seller @iI6eIrus

Erins Aonlberf, Getier WiltelmS
treble Ssn, fol til Soften iio pda ct
Mars Sost meo ben tpite sitaiiatiife
eifaSrc. Sienoeien ifdl 1an I9ggc
ouer glnerifa % iaapas 5etSfs, at ban
fon beiegc l1bit;uinsen i Ct. 9ouis.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10
Wcllcm 8nlgaricn % Sprfiet ipres

6orbolbct at bli mere % mere ipGrSt.
Eaa cen eire Sibe bar cen mafeSo.
rifle &eOolution lige Ina meget iin
&o0 / SuIgarien ion / Iafeborien,
r8 paa ben anben SIDE blir Sprfernes
llroertrpffelie % brutdIe SrcmiprS
/ R~afeSorien mere % mere lltaaIe.
Itg ior 9lllaarien. : oipIcnatiife
areoic bar Get ppret oentet DAG for
tag at @uigarien otlSe iertSe Spr.
fiet lit llItirotum, men en- fraftig
RaantirSeIfe fro RuslonoS % Otter.
RIGGS Sioe ON at boloe Jig i stinbet
bur rimcIigpiS oforrgct Bette. s
SirS0aQs meISps fra Sofia. at 9id.
garier babe itrSfaISt 10000 Worb
ar HpTerper iii "en ire Tigers 1ett.
mdnsocr", o. iumtiStgt melSes ira
Berlin, at sen tprfiife &caierina bar
beitiIt 106 burtigifpSer6e HeItfmoncr
hos arrrpp til 2euertrg iaa burtigt
iom miIigt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10

&ismar. ll0enri8sminiiter Eager.
betm % StOrbertugen al Ntedlen'
burg dmerins 9efuIbmpgtigeoe,
ponSereen, bar un0erIfrepet SoerenS.
fomiten ON Spbsr al cen / &onpentio.
men / Malms Den 260e Sunni 1908
Itipulereoe 8ieninoIssninBsret a
9pen @isn1or. s 6orbinbclie Der,
meo u~nOerifrep lltenrig&miriiteren %
Den tpIfe @eionSt / StodboIm er
SperenSfomit, bporpeo opennpont,
aftale faur retslig girfntng operior
Bet tpife Ri8e.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10
Ten amcrifanife Gfaorr olrfon

NtNAN@lt y
SirsoaGs til &ortsmourb, % ifisnt
Sen meitc Srtteresie / gngIan0 Tor
2iebIttfct i~anIer iig ON BrGitSent
Sonbcts Seisg, bIeu De ancrifanife
SlsguIter BeIer fife CLIENT. De bIeo
nentlIg nrootaget pao en- NaoSe, ipn
life gao Ytohtagellen / aieI roget ei.
ter. De ire aIncrifarIfe elite, ion
bar 8aoet noroenom Sfagen, orfom
til Sptt5cno lent WarSag aiten %
.oGOc zig for Infer foUr bentc 3aa
"N6at)taS", Scr oar gaact aiennem
H1GcrfarmIen. Ge0 SoIopgartg EirS.
No1 gtorGen biHicoe amerifonerre Set
br1tt'fc 6.ug nleb CT SIIlIt paa 81
StTo, o0 Sen brittle SanoI. Gifobrc
'odrcoc, Gerpao iteoneSe Imerifa.
rerlc tn0 mos Eort$mol,tb meucm to
Hrfter Brittle 9~rigSflbe; baa6e
InNerltorcre % 9ritere mnSeoc
H1er, Surrocrre fang IpItigt uSooer
SunSrt "a Srfcitpt ero oct britiife
Nug1ftb ipiIIrSe Sail GoIlumbin".-
G'tcr Alrtrin1cn / Nort&moutb8 Saon
fom SpcrS @~or9crrcItcr UrborS pao
"acorIorBc" ~ snifcre Imcritarerrn
SFlfNmrcn, bcorefHr NSatiraF Got.
tom "a Den ct9cIife aGniraI 0otham
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10
SperiSe oe StnIano.
sucnif Irbcibsfpnhift

ItionItaO meb6eIes ben 20oe Sunni. On
Sodout 0cb SoiIans mefoniite 8erf.
Iteo be8Dnote ibog os omfQtter 20 Ar.
beibere. 10 Irbeibere, iom life tilbs.
rer 6agiorenin8en, fortiGtter Irbci,
set. Spis life arbeioet gienoptaaeS
inOen 6te Suit pil Ser blipe olminoe.
Zig ipenif 2ofout / 9randen omfat,
tenbe $1,000 Arbcibere.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10
%ta'''s',s 81 Reliance Gold Mining Co., i s;'':

3riiteH, men NJ / II Spsape Oil bet bltoe at
onretase Sclifubets fiunncisIe ~Au.is9euoer
0s at bisie ruoer min SetpreIie oil bliue
GrII9t, DtoHcmiit % beloi9t fUruaIteOe, tau
lea aarautcre.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10

(pr value slool SHE mhbu mO 100 ahhr su. mere mN 5000 irrs ii en- ReUn snh
ot nanls saaet ps be Jon iurmer fmrnt m ha line TenSe prompt uuumera. nB~ Gtr !
,pkn fubsns ca 40 pct SGnshifsfat ). e. OLSON, "AS
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-10

Gf ppenTtaaeuoe oil oct ices. at jes life bar
bpsset mine SpruoiseIier a csrn Gria'
ring. o. naar ics Tiger. at jes er iUruisiet ON
SeIltabets finaucisle Sufres. iaa er bette
bpssst sua 8eiultaterne Of l%lnceripssIier
fpretasue al be bsoite gutboritstsr / Cub
miuerinL iom funos faces for Ssnee. Set
oil ~frsmbslss blius SeIltabsts GpsaUe at cn'
gasere e~rfarus % paoIiOtIiee RGno til at
pare,ase ben metauiIte % iastpuoise lei al
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-19
AMES UNDER ARREST.
Former Mayor of Minneapolis Held
for ExtraditiOn.

Hancock, N. H., Feb. 16.-Dr. A. A.
Ames, formerly mayor of Minneapolis,
was arrested here Sunday by the local
officers at the request of the Minneap-
oils officials. He is wanted in Mineap-
oils on charge of bribery.
Broken in spirit, physical wreck,
and changed probably beyond recogni-
ton, DR.. Ames was discovered in the
home of local minister and placed I'M
der arrest by Sheriff Doane, of Man
chester. So pitiful was his condition
that he was not locked up, but left in
charge of deputy to await the arrival
of officers from Minneapolis. After
his arrest, however, Ames communicate
ed with former United States Attorney
Charles Hamblett, of Nashua, and OBJ
tanned his services for fight which he
says he will make against extradition.
DR.. Ames has been here for several
weeks, although bis presence was not
known outside of the home of Rev. G.
II. Chaplin, who received and sheltered
him. Mrs Chaplin is sister of DIR.
Ames' present wife. The knowledge
of his relationship probably led to his
detection.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-19
Fire in an Arsenal.

Rock Island, Ills, Feb. 13.-Shop q,
the principal storehouse of the Rock
Island arsenal, has been destroyed by
fire, together with its contents, which
included cavalry and infantry equip
ment of every description, and 1,O00,-
900 rounds of Krag'Jorgensen smoke
less ammunition. The contents were
worth 81 800, 900. The building was
massive structure, three stories in
height, and was erected twenty years
ago at cost of $400, 900.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-19
ALASKA TRADE.
Much Larger Than Has Generally
Been Thought Some Gov
eminent Figures.

Washington, Feb. 16.-Prior to the
opening of the current fiscal year the
government kept no systematic record
of the domestic commerce of Alaska.
1t was recognized by we'll informed per-
sons that this trade of the far Northern
territory with other parts of the United
States was large and valuable, but no
attempt was made to collect the figures
for publication by any single depart
ment of the government. The treasury
department has now completed the rec
ord of the Alaska trade for the first six
months of the current fiscal period
that is, for the last half of the calendar
year 1902. the result is fine show
ing for the great resources and the &C
tive development of the territory.
The grand total of commerce passing
between Alaska ports and ports in other
parts of the United States during the
last six months of 1902 was $28, $780,
1914. This, of course, takes no account
of the foreign trade of the territory,
which is larger than many persons sup
pose. The treasury departments rec
ord, just issued, gives the foreign trade
of Alaska in the six months ended De-
cember 81 as $2,071 ,764, the exports
being $1,735,537 and the imports
$49S.227. This foreign commerce,
added to the domestic trade, raises the
total Alaska commerce to $50, 1872, 658.
The foreign trade was, of course, carried
on chiefly with British Columbia ports.
In the domestic commerce of Alaska,
there was an enormous balance of trade
in favor of the territory. The figures,
in fact, are a convincing answer to the
popular allegation that "more has
been put into Alaska every year than
has been taken out" The total value
of merchandise and Of gold and silver
shipped from the United States to Alas
ka during the last six months of 1902
was $3,41S,9 42. The total value of
merchandise and of gold and silver
shipped from Alaska to the United
States during the same period was 1884,
$50, 188. The balance of domestic
trade in favor of the territory is, there
fore, $21 $40, 246.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-19
JOINT HIGH COMMISSION.
Said 1t Will Convene in the Spring to
Consider Reciprocity

Consider Reciprocity
Washington, Feb. 13.-As result
of the ratification of the Alaskan boun-
Diary treaty, the subject of Canadian
reciprocity will be preached again by
the reconvening of the joint high COM
mission.
Senator Fairbanks, chairman of the
American commissioners, is already
communicating with Sir Wilfrid Lau-
rier, of the Canadian commissioners,
and it will probably be arranged that
the sessions shall begin in the spring.
The joint high commission was Gre
ated to settle all disputes with Canada
and bring about closer trade relations
between the two countries. After many
weeks in session it developed that the
Alaskan boundary would prove an ap-
parently insurmountable stumbling
block to an agreement. 1t was there
fore determined to frame up modus
vivendi and adjourn without delay.
The terms of the boundary treaty
just ratified are practically identical
with the proposals of the American
members of the joint high commission
which Canada then refused to accept.
With the boundary matter out of the
way it is believed that there is an ex
cellent opportunity to conclude treaty
mutually advantageous to both coun-
tries.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-19
ALTERS HIS INTENTION.
Secretary Root Decides to Remain
IN the Cabinet.

Washington, Feb. l6.-The decision
of the president to appoint Secretary
Root as one of the commissioners to
settle the Alaska boundary has made a
change in Mr.. Roots intention to leave
the cabinet at any day. Mr.. Root has
made no secret among his intimate
friends of the fact that he intended to
leave the cabinet within the next few
months, but it can be stated on author
ity that be has reconsidered his inten-
ton within the last few days.
He will remain at the head of the
war department while he is serving as
commissioner, although it was at
first believed that this appointment
would simply hasten his retirement
from the cabinet.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-19
LIFE TOO STRENUOUS.
Mrs. Roosevelt Directed by DIR. Rix-
ely to Take a Rest.

Washington, Feb. l6.-Dr. Rixey,
Mrs. Roosevelt's physician, has issued
instructions that she must remain in
bed for few days and have absolute
rest While Mrs. Roosevelt's condition
is not alarming, and there is an absence
of serious symptoms, she is quite weak
and threatened with nervous collapse
similar to the attack experienced last
spring. Saturday night she finally sue
cumbed to the long strain of entertain
ments which have occurred during the
present social season. She became
faint just prior to the dinner given in
honor of Baron Won Sternberg and his
wife. She retired to her room and was
unable to attend either the dinner or
the musicale which followed.
Mrs. Roosevelt has been approaching
a nervous collapse for some time At
the reception TO the members of con-
gress, nine days ago, she grew ill and
was assisted from the room while she
was receiving her guests. She subse-
quently tainted in her room.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-19
is ASSIGNED TO DUTY.
w Battleship Main Goes to Join
North Atlantic Squadron.

Philadelphia, Feb. l6-The new bat
tleship Maine, built to replace the war
ship of the same name which, five years
ago Saturday sank in the harbor of
Havana as the result of submarine ex-
plosion, Sunday left her dock at the
League Island navy yard and anchored
in midstream. Today she proceeded
down the Delaware river on her first
official assignment, that of going to the
North Atlantic squadron. The Maine
is commanded by Captain Loutze and
manned by her full complement of GAO
sesmen and marines. Her armament
consists of twenty guns.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-19
STATELY CEREMONY.
DIR. Randall Davidson Enthroned as
Archbishop of Canterbury.

London, Feb. 13.-Dr. Randall Da-
wilson, was enthroned as Archbishop of
Canterbury in Canterbury Cathedral
with much stately ceremony. The ca
thedral was filled TO its capacity with
church dignitaries and civil, naval and
military officials in full robes and uni
forms.
The ceremony was concluded with the
archbishop taking the customary oath
and the usual promise of obedience on
the part of the clergy.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-19
GERMANY'S CHIEF RIVAL
Minister of Commerce Recommends
American Methods.

Berlin, Feb. 16.-Minister of Com
merce Mueller, in the course of an ad-
dress to the Hanover Chamber of Com
merce, said
"The United States will be German
US chief competitor in the worlds mar
kets in the future. We must, there.
fore learn from the Americans and
adopt their business methods, the most
marked feature of which is the concen-
tration of capital into trusts. The
strong repugnance existing in Germany
against such combinations will certain
ly be replaced in time bya better view,
especially after the evils of the syndi-
Gates have been removed"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-19
Reilly Gets Decision.

Portland. Feb. 1S.-Tommy Reilly
of Seattle was given the decision over
Al Neill at the exposition building be-
fore the pastime club, after thirty
rounds of good fighting. Some of the
sports disagreed with the decision of
Jack Day, claiming the contest should
have been draw, while the others
were we'll satisfied.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-19
Another Through Train East

Seattle, Feb. l6.-Official announce
ment is made at the offices of the Great
Northern railway that on March ] the
morning train which leaves Seattle for
Spokane will be changed to a through
train to st. Paul. The new trains will
be known as Nos. and 2. The other
daily through trains will retain the
same numbers as they have at present,
Nos. 3 and 4.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-19
NEWS OF THEDAY
Brief Summary Of Less hnportans
Though not the Less Interesting
Happenings Of the Week, Fron
All Parts of the World

Miss Alice Roosevelt celebrated her
nineteenth birthday on Thursday.
The Montana house has killed the
woman's suffrage bill by vote OF Al to
"a.
House and senate conferees have
agreed on a report on the general staff
bill.
ferrvboat crossing the Visloka riv-
or in Austria has sunk and so peasants
who we're aboard persisted.
Dennis ]. Sweeney, for 20 years chief
of the Chicago fire department, is seri-
ously i'll from kidney trouble.
The directors of the North American
company have declared a dividend OF
per cent on the capital stock OF the
company.
The North Dakota Press ASSOCIATION
is making trip to the coast. Its men,
hers will be entertained at Seattle Feb
ruary is.
The Hamburg American steamer Bull
paria, from Boulogne to New York, put
in st Halifax short of coal. She has
1000 passengers aboard.
The Illinois state senate by vote Of
43 to /, adopted joint resolution in
favor of electing United States senators
by direct vote of the people.
The national trades congress of Can
ada has issued an appeal to organized
labor to join with it in advancing the
interests of Canadian labor.
The Audubon theater on Charles
street, New Orleans, known for the past
quarter of century as the Academy
of Music, has been destroyed by fire.
Ansegar college, at Hutchinson,
Mimi, with its library and all the fur
niture, has been destroyed by fire. Two
hundred students lost all their belong
ings.
The new blood poison remedy, form
ain, has been used with success in
Bristol, Conn, in the case of Mrs. Ma
poleon DUDE, when apparently she was
dying.
The capital stock of the Bay State
Gas Company of Massachusetts has
been sold at auction for $1l ,000,0 900.
Kidder, Peabody & Co., of Boston, were
the purchasers.
Rev. Thomas A. Perryman, president
of the Creek House of Kings, died at
Kansas City Wednesday, aged GA years.
Mr.. Perryman was fullblood Creek
Indian and had been leader in ma
tional affairs for thirty years. 6
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ON THE BALKAN BORDER.
Austria Reported to Have Concen
trated Troops.

London, Feb. 16.-The correspondent
of the Daily Mail at Vienna says that
in spite of denials he learns that Aus
tria has modified two army corps and
has concentrated an extra 100000 men
on the Balkan border.
Military men, adds the correspond
emit, believe that armed intervention is
inevitable. Field Marshal Rhellader
will command the force.