The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-04-27
LATER NEWS.

Croton Landing, N. Y, strike il
considered at On end.
Alaska is badly in need of laws
Settlers on lands there cannot acquir,
a title.
Webster Davis, until recently assist
ant secretary of the interior, says he il
out of politics.
Governor Taylor, of Kentucky, de-
nies that he is fleeing from the grand
jury indictment.
Massachusetts Democrats will pay
81, 100 a day for their hotel accomoda
tions at Kansas City.
In an interview, General Lew Wal
lace, former minister to Turkey, says
the sultan is an honest man.
The steamship North Star, aground
near Victoria, has been foated. The
vessel was only slightly damaged.
1t is reported that Pearl Harbor, Ha.
waii, is worthless as a naval rendez.
vous until improvements are made.
Americans captured, killed and
wounded 1000 Filipinos last week,
with a loss of nine killed and lG
wounded.
1t is expected that $4,000 working.
men and women will be in line in the
May day parade which will take place
in New York City.
At Madison Square Garden, New
York City, an elephant in Forepaugh
q Sells circus was thoked to death in
an effort to subdue him.
Members of the Boxers" society
have massacred many Chinese Catho-
lies near Paro Ting Flu, in the province
of Pi Chi Ii, southwest of Tien- -Tsin.
A paper has been signed by all the
business men except two of Walla
Walla agreeing to close their places
every evening except Saturday at 8
o'clock.
The capture of Bocas del Toro. and
the threatened attack on Colon by Co.
lombian revolutionists, may compel
forcible Intervention by the govern
ment of the United States to preserve
the perfect neutrality of the Isthmus Of
Panama, guaranteed by the United
States in the treaty of 1846.
Captain Bollen. a wealthy retired
navigator of Tacoma, committed sui
eide on ranch ON Fox island. blowing
off his head with shotgun. He re-
Gently bought steam launch, and the
cylinder head blew out. This affected
him SO that, after brooding over it one
night, he decided to kill himself.
The revolution in Colombia is spread
ing throughout the republic.
Benjamin Northrup, a well-known
man, of New York city, is
dead, aged A.
The plant of the st. Louis Chronicle,
st. Louis, Mo-, was destroyed by fire.
Loss, $50, 900.
The loss to railroads by the recent
flood in Mississippi will amount to
more than 100000
Plague is still rife in Manila, foul
breeding place having been discovered
in the heart of the city.
Rev. Charles Beecher, brother of the
late Henry Ward Beecher, died at
Georgetown, Mas, aged 81 year.
Efforts to stamp out the plague IN
Sydney, Autralia, have not been sue
cessful. The epidemic is spreading.
Bush fires are raging in Manitoba
and advices from Winnepeg state that
500 persons are in danger of losing
their lives.
Five men were killed at Balmain,
Australia, by being precipitated to the
bottom of an l,800-foot perpendicular
shaft of mine.
A strange tale of crime has come to
light in the case of a rich Colorado
miner, who is charged with the muir
der of four persons.
Ex-Congressman David 6. Colson,
On trial at Frankfort, KY for the MUIR
Ter of Lieutenant Scott and Luther
Demaree last January 16, has been ac-
Quilted.
The total receipts of the Cuban treas
lry for the month of March, 1900, were
81, ,678,6S8. The receipts for the cor
month of 1899 amounted to
1868, ,033.
Queen Victoria reviewed the naval
md infantry brigades and the boys of
he Royal Hibernian military school at
Dublin. Two hundred thousand people
witnessed the review.
At Atchison, Kan, a reader of cheap
lovels was given Is years in the peni-
entiary for arson. He set fire to q
louse in order to play the part of hero
~ rescuing the family.
Adelbert Woiceth Bogdamowski and
Anton Rody, alias Anton Koschinowski,
Who arrived in New York recently on
he steamship Palatia, will be sent |
Jack to their native country. The men
dmit they were implicated in the |
burglary of a store in Lemberg,
in which they got about 10,-
100 iorins and seriously wounded the
'roprietor Two Of the men have been
rrested on the other side. The special
'oard of inquiry investigated the mat
er, and, upon the confession of the
nen, it was decided to deport them.
Mrs. James G. Blaine is collecting
er husbands letters for publication in
biography.
Workingmen in California are be.