The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-09-27
EVENTS OF THE DAY
FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS OF
THE WORLD.
A Comprehensive Review Of the Important
Happenings Of the Past Week Presented
in Condensed Form Which Is Most
Likely to Prove Of interest to Our Many
Readers.

Readers.
Edward ]. McIntire, Of Portland,
was murdered near Olequa, Wash.
Five masked men held up Pendlc.
ton gambling house for 81, 800.
Arbitration council will declare
itself incompetent to act on BoeI
appeal.
At Chehali John w. Ferrier was
acquitted OF the murder Of Bramon
Holcomb.
Bureau chiefs OF the treasury de-
partment as body called on Pres
dent Roosevelt.
Duke and Duchess OF York enjoyed
day on the Ottawa river as the
guests of lumbermen.
Admiral Sampson, at his own re-
quest, will be relieved as commandant
OF the Boston navy yard.
President Shaffer reviews the late
steel strike, and severely criticises
other labor organizations.
Czolgosz, the assassin of President
Mckinley, was placed on trial. He
pleaded guilty" but the court or
dered the plea of mot guilty" to
stand. The prisoner seemed uncon-
cerned.
Destructive forest fires in Colorado
have subsidized.
A Cheyenne woman shot and killed
her father-in-law.
Columbia is being prepared for the
coming yacht races.
The Buffalo Exposition has suf-
fered heavy financial loss.
No poison was found on the bullets
or revolver taken from Czolgosz.
B Mckinley memorial services were
held at Chicago and other critics.
Harry De Windt will again attemt
the overland journey via Behring
straits.
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
and York will visit an Ottawa lum-
Der camp.
Col. Murray, commander Of Lovatt s
Scouts, was killed by Beers on the
Orange river.
Explorers in Northern Alaska found
herds OF mountain sheep frozen in the
ice OF glaciers.
The U. s. training ship Mohiean
returned from prolonged cruise and
reports 80 desertions.
Herr Johann Most was arrested
after hard fight while making anar-
chist speeches in New York.
A boy attempted to photograph
President Roosevelt as he left church,
but was stopped by policeman.
Many Beers will settle in Damara-
land.
Mrs. McKinley's condition does not
improve.
w. A. McCormic, timber land deal
er committed suicide.
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
and York are at Montreal.
The 'allied party was launched
by reformers at Kansas City.
Puget Sound conference Of the NJ,
E. Church opened at Olympia.
The San Francisco strike has
resolved itself into game Of seige.
The czar arrived at Dunkirk,
France, and proceeded to Campiegne.
Roosevelt inspires confidence by his
announcement that he will carry out
McKinley's policy.
o. R e. N. company arranges for a
monthly exchange fair-a help to the
farmer-at Pendleton.
Citizens of Marshfeid, Or, made a
man leave town because he spoke dis
respectfully Of President Mckinley.
The body Of the late president ar
rived at Canton. The remains were G
taken to the Canton Courthouse,
where they lay in state.
Log raft reaches San Francisco in
safety.
Chinese troops have re-entered
Pekin.
Czolgosz' trial was set for next
Monday.
Mrs. Mckinley seems to be break
ing down.
Northern whaling fleet meeting
with poor success.
Frost in the corn belt strengthens
the grain markets.
The state funeral Of the late presi-
dent occurred at Washington.
The charter commission went on
record in favor of civil service regula-
tions.
Roosevelt asked the members oi
the cabinet to remain Throughout
the term.
Men are en- route from Ohio tc
take the places Of the strikers at Sar
Francisco.
A pair OF old English brass andirons
or "fire dogs" were sold for $50 guin-
eas in London the other day.
In many Of the perfume factorie:
OF South Europe only the purest Olive
oil is used in fixing the perfumes o.
flowers.
The Forth bridge is constantly be
ing repainted. So vast is the struc
ture that it takes 80 tons Of paint t
give it one coat, and the area deal
with is something like l20 acre