Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-09-13
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.


Blimot Plaig crushed to death in a
well at Lents.
Buried forest discovered under the
lava on Mount Hood.
opened at Cleveland.
Chicago police believe they have 10
Gated Emma Goldman.
Strange death of Winter Kyle at
Astoria leads to suspicion of murder.
Improvement in Presidents con-
dition has good effect in financial
circles.
Governor Geer commends proposed
New Jersey legislation against an
archists.
Abraham Isaak, anarchist, under ar
rest in Chicago, published The Fire
brand in Portland.
Secretary Gage has been asked to
relieve the money market by New
York financial institutions.
President Mckinley continues to inn
prove and the physicians have strong
hopes that he will recover.
H. o. Armour, the Chicago packer,
died at Saratoga.
An attempt was made to murder a
family of hoppickers.
A lone highwayman tried to hold up
the Ager-Lakeview stage.
Thieves are robbing sluiceboxes in
the vicinity of Dawson.
The Venezuelan fleet is bombarding
Rio Hacha, Colombia.
An X-ray apparatus has been sent
from New York to Buffalo.
Shooting of President Mckinley dis
cussed by ministers in their sermons.
Two bombs were discovered under
the Haymarket monument in Chi
cago.
The steelworkers' executive commit
tee ordered Shaffer to settle the
strike.
Prayers for the Presidents reeov-
cry were offered in churches through
out the land.
New York police are looking for
Emma Goldman. Steps are being
taken for the suppression of anarch-
lists.
President McKinley's chances of
recovery have improved. For the
present no attempt will be made to
remove the bullet.
Messages of coincidence were re-
ceived from all parts of the world.
DR.. Won Miguel, Prussian ex-Minis-
ter of Finance, died at Frnakfort-on-
the-Main.
The Texarania train robbers are still
at large.
The ecumenical conference opened
in London.
Fighting is expected at Bocas del
Toro and at Colon.
The New York conference did not
settle the steel strike.
Remarkably quiet year reported in
the English wheat market.
Columbia beat Constitution II sec.
onds over a 30-mile course.
Bridge of the Gods ascended by the
Regulator exploring expedition
Prince Chun delivered Chin's letter
of apology to Emperor William.
Harvest Carnival of the Modern
Woodmen of America opened at Al
bany.
r New International boundary line
may put much of Blaine, Wash, il
Canada.
Census Office issues a bulletin on tn,
sex, nativity and color of the popula
tion of Oregon.
The chainmakers are striking fo
more pay.
Venezuela issues an explanation o
the trouble
A Cotton Belt train was robbe
near Texarkana.
The Japanese press is excited owe
the Honolulu incident,
Visible grain supply August S1s
shows general increase.
Late developments were not favor
able to the steel strikers.
Governor Schroeder reports pro.
porous conditions in Guam.
places at the LIE Roi smelter wake
out.
Summary of crop conditions report
generally favorable weather.
The United States offered to med
ate between Venezuela and Colombo;
The Caracas and Bogota goyerl
= ments replied to Secretary Hays not,
English and Pittsburg syndicate
bet $400, 900 on the coming yacht rae
Beers threaten to shoot all Britis
soldiers captured after Septembe
18th.
Courts will be asked to set asi6
the sale of a Skagit County, Was
ington, road to the Great Northe1
Railway.
In Hong Kong there are only A
women, and in Hawaii 532 women,
every 1000 men.
The number of retail liquor deale,
in the United States at the close
last year was ZOE, 900. The total vo
of the prohibition party in the ele
tion of the same year was 209, 900.
The bee and honey-raisers of Nor
Germany are having a hard time The