The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-11-02
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Epitome of the Telegraphic
News of the World.
UERSE TICKS FROM 9HE WIRES
sn Interesting Collection of Items From,
the Two Hemispheres Pres Nlh
in q Con1ensed Tclm.

Roosevelt was met by big crowds in
the state of New York.
The business portion OF the town of
Dunayant, Kansas. was destroyed by
6re.
The United States is holding back
its answer to the Anglo-German agree
ment.
Bryan says, If elected, he will i'm
nediately withdraw the army from
he Philippines.
Thomas Walsh, the Colorado mil
lionaire, forms partnership in com.
mercial enterprises with King Leopold,
Of Belgium.
Great uneasiness was created in pal
ace circles, says the Constantinople
correspondent OF the London Daily Mail,
by reprt that an American squadron
was approaching and the censor was
instructed to prohibit the press from
mentioning the subject.
Another feud has broken out in Clay
county, Kentucky. between the Phil
pots and Davidsons Recently David
Davidson, father OF Felix Davidson,
the deputy who was killed by Phil
pot few weesk ago, was killed and
several others wounded in fight. On
the other side, David Philpot was
killed and two others badly wounded.
Skirimshes continue between the
Russians and the Chinese at various
points along the Manchurian railway.
The Amur Gazette. at Blagovest-
schensk, asserts that the Chinese bank
Of the Amur river will be offered to
Russian settlers. 1t is reported that
the construction of railway between
Blagovestchens and Tsilsikar has been
decided upon.
Colonel Picquart's suit for libel
against LIE Journal of Paris, arising
from the Dreyfus polemics, was de-
cided in his favor. The court COM
manded the manager of the paper, NJ.
Pouch, to pay fine of 1000 francs,
and M. Possiden and CALI, the writ
srs of the articles, were sentenced to six
months and one months imprison-
ment, respectively. and all three were
sentenced to pay 10000 francs dam
ages.
William Hammer Piper, of Chicago,
ON behalf of the Zion church has sent
telegrams to President Mckinley and
Governor Nash, of Ohio, protesting
against the treatment of the represen-
tatiyes of the denomination at Mans
field, O., and appealing for their pro-
lection. Mr.. Piper sasy these p'inis-
ters have not broken single statute OF
the state, and thu right to preach the
gospel OF Jesus Christ is vouchsafed to
them by the laws of Ohio and the con-
,titution of the United States.
A New York bank teller stole $780,
900 and escaped.
Boer guerrilla attacks give the Brit
ish much trouble.
President Mitchell thinks this is the
! last week of the miners strike.
Twenty-Five carloads Of Oregon frui
trees will be shipped to other states.
: The British steamship Royalist vii
enter the transport service of the Unit
ed States.
The Pacific Coast Company in thre
wears has risen from bankruptcy t
81 900. 600 surplus.
!. Thirteen -year-old school girl, Lull
!. Jones. was the victim OF a muderou
< assault at Jefferson, Or.
Baron Won Richthofen is Count vo
Bulow's successor as minister OF ioi
eign affairs for Germany.
The Kentucky miners strike ha
: been declared off. Eight hundre
men will return to work at once.
The Russian minister of finance, y
De Witt, authorizes denial of the stoi
: that Russia began negotiations in Ne
York in the middle OF October for
$50, 900, 900 loan.
General Charles NJ. Sierra, OF the O
lombian republics army, annouDc
8 that his government had purchase
George Gould's yacht. Atlanta, al
would use her in suppressing the rebe
lion.
Near Vitksburg, Miss, Giest
Barnes, colored. was lynched by m'
Of his own people. In drunken iu
=. Barnes murdered his wife. stabbed al
badly wounded negro who interfere
= and engaged In rife duel with
white man who attempted to ARE
him. The murderer was shot to deaf
The citizens OF Oklahoma and
dian Territory want single stateho
for the two territories. The formati
y Of leagues to promote this end has CO.
= menced. The first league was orga
lied at Wagner, |. 7. Determln
.fforts in this direction are being ma
the leading people Vi tnos7
IS.
There are about 10000 lepers in
hilippines.
The gold yield OF Cripple Creek
1e present year is expected to ameu
D $4,000, 900.
An English inventor proposes
mild a boat that will cross the Alta
in two days.
Big imports of gold from Europe !
nticipated in New York as result
10 resumption Of mining IN sor
Africa.