The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-07-06
lA1ER NEWS.

AT Angeles, Luzon, General Aquinc
surrendered to General Grant.
Chinese situation exercises depressing
influence on trade in Germany.
Many workers in Pittsburg are idl,
pending the adjustment of wage scales.
The postoffice at Union, Oregon
was looted by burglars and $3.50 was
carried away.
A weeks scouting in North Luzon re-
suited in 30 rebels being killed and 4C
wounded. One American was killed.
The Indians on Rainy river, Ontario,
threaten an uprising. Three thousand
are gathered near the mouth of Rainy
river.
The great lumber yards, covering
half mile, at Black Rock, suburb oil
Buffalo, N. Y, were burned, with a
loss of $4Oo, 900.
The steamship Nome City. which
made the trip from Portland to Nome,
rescued 47 people on the way, the
crews and passengers of two wrecked
schooners.
Over $40. 900, 900 worth of property
was destroyed, many lives lost, many
persons injured and at least l 500 lives
imperiled by fire on dock at Ho-
boken, N. j.
The transport Sumner arrived at
San Francisco from Manila with 43
sick soldiers, 70 discharged men, ~
insane patients and 10 members OF
the hospital corps.
A special dispatch from Shanghai,
dated June 80, says that all on board
the United States battleship Oregon
which went ashore in the Gulf of Pc
Chi Ii, have been saved. There is
some chance that the vessel may be
fioated.
Terra Urea, commonly called Santa
Teresa, the young senorita who, it is
alleged. helped to incite the various
Yaqui Indian rebellions in Mexico, was
shot at Clifton, Ariz., by G. N. Rod
riguez, to whom she had been married
two days before. The young woman
was regarded as saint, and hundreds
ot Mexicans chased Rodriguez into the
where he was captured,
after hard fight. He was unmerci-
fully beaten and narrowly escaped
The girl will live.
President Kruger is still at Macha-
1odorp.
Japanese laborers of Hawaii are on
! strike.
Porter's Cuban tariff schedule must
% revised.
Sixty passengers from Dawson
brought out $3.50. 900.
Lord Roberts is preparing for the f.
lal battles of the war.
Japanese fishermen at Stevenson, B.
J., are said to be arming.
Dole was inaugurated governor OF
Hawaii on the 14th inst.
Colorado still maintains quaran-
inc against San Francisco.
Penitentiary at Salem has 1870 pris-
'ners less than few years ago.
Germany has ordered 25 big guns for
dispatch for China.
Speaker Henderson has been renom-
mated for congress in his district in
owa.
England is making poor headway
With the rebellion in the Gold Coast
,olony.
Beers attacked the British at Sena-
al and Roodvalspruit, but were beat
u back.
Spreckles Bros. have purchased the
'alifornia Lumber Company's sawmill,
Marshfeld, Or.
Will Larkin, logger, was drowned
Monroe, Or. John Bavnon fatally
Injured at Niagara.
Stockmen of Polk county, Or, have
nited and offer liberal >bounties tor
,alps of wild animals.
The steamer Geo. W. Elder, which |
rived at Portland, made the round |
ZIP to Nome In 33 days.
David Bell, formerly one OF the best
nown lumbermen of Canada, is dead |
! his home in New York city, aged 10 |
ears.
Remains Of Reinhart Brook, of Port
md. recently drowned by falling off
le Bailey Gatzert, were found near
alama, Wash.
In Chicago, two slaughter houses oc-
lpied by Hess Bros. and Ruddy
ros., were destroyed by fire with a
1888 of $40, 900.
Ralph Platt, formerly of the Oregon
,lunteers. just arrived at Tacoma
ON China. He claims to be accred-
ed agent of the Chinese emperor on
,ecial mission to Washington.
The Southern Pacific and Santa Fe
ads have perfected a traffic deal that
designed to control effectually all
10 passenger business in California,
thin the territory of the two COM
mics. The main features of this
are an interchange of tick
S to San Joaquin valley points, no
lnta Fe passenger trains to Los An
les and no rate cutting.
China's new railroad from Canton to
ankow, with its branches, will be
900 miles long. 1t will be built by