Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-12-26

likely to Prove Of Interest 70 Our Many
Readers.
A pro-Boer orator caused q riot at
Birmingham, England.
Numerous engagements have oc-
Cured recently in Batangas.
German sailors assaulted United
States consul at Hong Kaag.
Anti-anarchist bills have been in
troduced in both branches of congress.
Major Heinz, a medical officer, is
recommended for his bravery in
Samar.
Andrew Carnegie has offered $l0,-
900 for public library at Canyon
City, Colo.
The navy department has an
nounced the final acceptance OF the
battleship Wisconsin.
1t is probable that there will be
several more changes in President
Roosevelt's cabinet in the near iu-
ture.
The body Of Major Hugh r. Bel
KNAPP, who died in Manila, reached
San Francisco on the transport
Thomas.
Yuan Shat Kai, the new viceroy of
Chi Ii, intends to employ British
and American officers to reorganize
the navy.
Upon the termination Of the Boer
war, drab will be subtituted for khaki
for the working costumes OF the Brit
ish soldier.
Within 10 days at Constantinople,
10 Turks have been denounced by
spies as hostile to the present regime.
All Of them we're arrested.
Two sentries were frozen to death at
Lisbon.
Severe earthquakes have occurred
in New Zealand.
The debate on the Philippine tariff
is on sin the house.
Kruger may abandon his demand
for Boer independence.
General French has captured Boer
Commandant Kirtzinger.
Many Schley resolutions have been
introduced in the house and senate.
Oregon and Washington senators
did not fare well in committee assign
ments.
Chicago school children have sub
scribed $685. to the Mckinley
memorial fund.
Judge Darling, OF Vermont, has
formally assumed the duties of assist
ant secretary of the navy.
Postmaster General Smith has re-
signed. He will be succeeded by
Henry G. Payne, Of Wisconsin.
Fire in Bloomington, ILL.,, destroyed
property valued at $4,000.
Schley will file objections to the
findings of the court of inquiry.
BY the explosion of gasoline stove
in st. Louis, two women were fatal
ly burned.
Emperor William has decorated
Marquis Ito, of Japan, with the Order
of the Red Eagle.
According to London correspond
ent, the Northeastern Railway has
given an order for 20 American loco
motives.
Telegraph company ordered Marconi
to cease his experiments in Newfound-
land, as they owned exclusive control
in that country.
A Vienna paper publishes a semi
official statement that the interna-
tional anti-anarchist negotiations are
likely to be without result.
Burglars entered the Rhinebeck, N.
| Y, postotfice and bank and got stamps
and money to the value OF $500, hut
in the bank they secured nothing.
A Paris paper states that Com
mandant General Botha has reported
to Mr., Kruger that he has "a, 00O
armed men, 10000 being Cape Col
ony recruits.
General Botha, the Boer leader, was
wounded in q recent engagement.
Whatcom, WASH, is flooded with
counterfeit money.
Emperor William complains that
German workmen drink too much
beer.
The house will take up the matter
of war tax reduction after the holi-
days.
Marconi received wireless message
at st. Johns, N. F., from Cornwall,
England.
An insurgent major and AZ men
have been captured by the Americans
in the Philippines.
General Bell has adopted concen-
tration policy in Batangas province,
Philippine islands.
A negro has been captured who
confesses to have wrecked the train
near The Dalles, Or, recently.
Power for the St. Louis exposition
is to be generated by the use of Texas
oil as fuel.
The official renort of the finances