The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-06-07

Kinley's slow recovery.
The policy of the United States
and Russia is Identical
The prune outlook in Oregon is
favorable for good market.
Senator McLaurin, of South Caro-
lima, withdraws his resignation.
A new newspaper is expected to be
started in Seattle about October l.
Several thousand dollars were found
under sidewalk in Mineral Point,
Wis.
A serious encounter occurred be-
tween French and British troops in
China.
Chicago employers agree not to try
to settle machinists' strike until after
June H.
As a result of collision in West
Virginia two are dead and many 9TH
ers injured.
All railroads west of Mississippi
river to the Pacific coast are to be
consolidated.
There is great unseainess Eng
land on account of scarcity of South
African news.
A new explosive, called Maximite,
much more powerful than Lyddite,
has been adopted by the United States
government.
The president is considering the
ACCESSIBILITY of calling an extra ses-
sion of congress to legislate for the
Philippines.
Exports this year from the United
States to Spain will be larger than in
any preceding year, with a possible
single exception.
Intense heat prevails over Europe.
The birth of a royal princess causes
much joy in Italy
General Chaffee's army has arrived
at Nagasaki from China.
London has rumor of severe
British defeat near Pretoria.
The duke of York's visit to Canada
has been officially announced.
The Philippine commission has
begun its final provincial tour.
Mrs. McKinley's condition causes
the doctors much apprehension.
Minister Conger expects to return
to his post in China about July IT.
A $4,000 fruit packing house will
be established at Vancouver, Wash.
The Ohio state board of arbitration
prevented street car strike at Day
ton.
American exports to Scandinavia
have more than trebled in the past
10 years.
James A. Herne, the we'll known
actor, passed away at his home in
New York
All the volunteers cannot be
brought home from the Philippines
within the time limit.
John D. Rockefeller has given
5000, 600 for the founding of an asso-
citation Of medical research.
Laborers engaged in excavation for
a new building in Ottawa have un-
earthed the long lost stone which
marked the scene of the assassination
of T. darcy McGee.
There is general regret throughout
the country that the irrigation con-
gress, which was to have held ses-
sion at Colorado Springs in July, has
been postponed for a year
The allied troops are preparing to
leave Chinese territory.
A plague case has been discovered
in suburb of London.
Another Negro fiend has been
burned at the stake in Florida.
The battleships fred a salute off
Grants tomb on Memorial day.
Mrs. Eddy, the Christian Science
leader, has been sued for $3.50 600 |
damages.
Governor of Washington has been
asked to call special session of the
legislature.
Robbers blew an Ohio bank vault
and secured $4,000. TheJ escaped.
Lieutenant Townley's connection
with the Manila frauds is being in
vestigated.
Colonel Michler, military secretary
to General Miles, died atehis home in
Washington.
A rich strike of oil has been made
near 0lypmia. 1t is said to be OF first
class lubricating quality.
A comr' issary sergeant in Manila,
convicted of stealing supplies, has
been sentenced to three years i'm.
prisonment.
1t is understood in Rome that Pope
Leo NH has made will naming his
successor.
Northwestern Iowa has begun ship
ping choice butter to Porto Rico.
The first consignment left Sioux
Falls few days ago.
The Austro Hungarian census Just
completed shows the total population
to be 100000, an increase since
1890 of 8 per cent. The population Of
Budapest has increased 45 per cent