Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-01-04
LATER NEWS.

Will raid Portuguese territory.
The Stahl u Straub failure In Phila-
delphia is clear case Of looting.
An important witness against Sena-
tor Clark has confessed TO perjury.
Robert Cornelius, aged 20, was
found dead In the woods near Glencoe,
Or.
Fossiliferous remains OF gigantic
sea serpent were found on the coast Of
Chill.
At its last meeting the cabinet dis
cussed the agricultural possibilities In
Alaska.
Buffers army ON the Tugeia has now
reached the enoromus strength OF 49,
900 men.
Luzon hemp potts will be opened In
time for supplies TO roach this country
by next harvest.
A London dispatch says Russia longs
TO seize Herat, and she only waits for
England to occupy Delagoa bay.
9. G. Coad, OF Dallas, Or, has been
appointed assistant sergeant.at-arms In
the United States senate.
The Beers havs mounted q new gun
NJ Ladysimth In the place OF the one
captured by the British cavalry.
The clerk OF the court OF appeals has
refused to administer the oath OF Office
10 members Of the state election board
In Kentucky.
A Colorado Midland passenger and a
Santa Fe freight collided near Palmer
Lake. Colo. One fireman was killed
and two engineers were hurt.
An English military expert asserts
that the time has come for change in
the cabinet. He favors either dicta.
torship or an all-powerful military
minister.
Miss Florence Blythe Hinckley,
heiress 70 the Blythe millions, was
quietly married in San Francisco TO A.
A. Moore, jr., deputy encouragement
Of California.
Americans have captured another in
surgent stronghold. Many rebels were
killed, wounded and captured and an
amount OF ammunition and food taken,
Their supposed impregnable position
was north of San Mateo.
An Ottawa dispatch says that treason
is talked openly among the French Ca
nadians, and all OF their members have
retired from parliament. All the lat.
ent hostility TO British rule has been
aroused by Canada's action in sending
troops to the Transvaal.
San Fmnciscans are arranging for a
big pro- Boer demonstration.
Il. @. Hodges q Co., one OF Boston's
largest banks, has closed its doors.
In tho engagement at Ladysmith FRI
day, 10 British were killed and 10
wounded.
England has discovered that her mil.
itary resources we're overestimated by
10000 men.
Mat Chandler, the old.time pugilist
and former partner of John l.. Sulli-
van, Ia dead.
The queen has given warning that
British subjects must not help Beers or
Free Staters.
Plague of a severe type is raging and
many deaths from that cause have oc-
Cured In New Caledonia.
Sydney Paget, William G. Whitney's
racing partner, has left this country to
join the British rough riders.
A Paris dispatch says that France
would be happy II the Delagoa bay in
cident caused an anglo-American quar-
rel.
Alfred Borlini was arrested in San
Francisco WI lie on his wedding trip.
He is charged with being bank de-
faulter.
Iowa farmers have formed yndi-
cate TO grow rice in Texas. They have
secured options ON Ia, 900 acres OF land
to cost $225. 900.
The Boer army on Modder river is
growing greater each day. They are
building trenches within three and one
half miles OF Methuen's picket line.
The Northern Pacific wreck in Idaho
was bad one, After 10 days the last
body had not been recovered. Tho
trainmen were to blame.
Governor Geer, OF Oregon, does not
approve OF Oregon citizens contributing
to fund for Lawton's family. He
thinks the state should look after her
own heroes families first.
The Countess OF Canavarro thought
che was convert to buddhism. She
entered their convent and changed her
mind, and has applied to friends in
San Francisco for assistance
Winston Spencer Churchill has
cabled 10 the London Post of his escape
from tho Boer prison. lie made his
way overland from Delagoa bay and
scaled walls while guards were not
looking. He journeyed for six days,
walking at night, with nothing to eat
but chocolate.
The Pittsburg baseball club has
bought the pick OF the Louisville team
, for sum said to be $25, 900 cash,
Mrs. 9. A. Burling. moth er-in-law
of Rear Admiral William L. Sampson,
died at her home in Rochester, N. Y,
bged 20 years.
|. Ex.Sherif Weis, OF Dayton, o., has
received by mail commission from