The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-08-17
LATER NEWS.

Brysn's speech of acceptance will be
reproduced by phonograph.
Twelve persons were killed and 40
injured in train wreck in Italy.
The empress intends to leave Pekin
before the foreign troops arrive.
Appropriations by the last session
OF congress were $40, 150,S 1852.
The ameer of Afghanistan is prepar.
ing to cross into Russian territory.
The annual convention of the Typo,
graphical Union opened in Milwaukee
Several cannerymen were arrested
for packing salmon after close of sea.
son.
BY mistake British and Russian ar.
tillery shelled the Americans at Yang
Tsun.
Judge Lacombe, of New York, re.
fused to sign writ of extradition iol
Neely.
About 20 farmers near Salem real.
lied 56 cents per bushel fol wheat by
pooling the same.
Export of gold from New York is ex.
pected to relax the financial tension al
European capitals.
The state department. replied to the
edict appointing Lii Hung Chang 8
peace commissioner.
Two government pack trains leave
Vancouver to take transport at Seat
tie for service in China.
The report that the Canadian govern.
ment has abandoned the royalty on the
Yukon gold output is not correct. Ar
export duty is under consideration.
Parejita, well-known Cuban bandit,
was shot and killed at Palma Sorito,
20 miles from Santiago, by corpora
of the rural guard. This outlaw ha6
been terrorizing the country for several
years. He has committed numerous
murders.
A pitched battle occurred near Ora.
ham, N. M, between posse, under
Deputy Sheriff w. X. Foster, and two
bandits who robbed store in Graham
in broad daylight. One of the robbers
was killed. The other was wounded,
but he escaped.
@. N. Mcmahon, a young society
man, OF Woodward avenue, Detroit,
was robbed of $500 in greenbacks while
coming out of the California theater,
San Francisco, after the performance
by a pickpocket, who secured the roll
of bills and escaped.
Extreme hot weather continues in
the East.
Prince Tuan is preparing to escape
from Pekin.
The Klondike gold yield this year is
$25, 900, 900.
Several persons were killed by a
storm in New York.
Governor Roosevelt will speak in
Oregon in September.
Seattle inaugurates move for an
fair in 1904.
There is great demand for timber
and farm lands in Oregon.
Hot weather killed 80 persons in
New York and Philadelphia.
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Bryan has decided to make general
tour OF the country.
Sealing schooner Minnie, of Victoria,
was wrecked in Northern waters.
King Victor took the constitutional
bath before the Italian parliament.
General Randall is given authority to
send destitute persons out from Nome.
The ringleaders in the Pretoria plot
TO capture Lord Roberts have been ar
rested.
General Macarthur sends news OF
he surrender OF Filipino command
If 172.
Jefferles is anxious to meet Fitzsim-
mons and Sharkey in the last week OF
August.
In the French naval maneuveIs tor
oedo boat destroyer was sunk and AZ
ives lost.
Many American soldiers were pros
rated by the heat in the adyance on
Yang Tsun.
Chinese viceroys want the United
states to prevent the landing of troops
it Shanghai.
Fifteen persons were killed by rail-
oad train striking an omnibus in
pennsylvania.
Congressman Overstreet says the
Republicans must work hard to control
he next house.
Encouraging developments are re-
,orted from the Sumpter district OF
Eastern Oregon.
Six persons were killed in an Italian
ailread wreck The king and queen
vent to the scene.
An advance guard of the information
/ column has pushed on from Yang
sun to occupy Tsai Tsun.
A London newspaper correspondent
writes bitter complaint of the con-
uct of affairs in South Africa.
The French press and people are not
leased with tho appointment of Won
yaldersee as commander.in-chief.
If there enters your soul sense of
eacs which makes you forget all that
, behind you, all that is mournful and
onfused in your past, that is God.
Some time ago the Princeton, n. j.,
University presented TO the British I
,useum $50 specimens of North Ameri-
an birds eggs-many OF them of rare
pecies. Now the British museum re-
lprocates by presenting to the Prince
l