Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-10-23

Secretary OF the Treasury Shaw has
announced that he will buy t20, ,000, 600
Ct 1925 bonds.
The Goth annual convention Of the
National w. @. I. u. is In session at
Portland Maine.
A new panel OF lb0 ta!esmon has
boen called to secure the jury for the
trial OF Roland b. Molineux.
A collision between two trains in
Ohio resulted In both engines being do.
molished and 20 persons injured.
Sir Thomas Llpton'a challenge 10
race for tho Americas cup has been re-
ceiyed by the New York yacht club.
The principal issue before the min.
ers' convention will be provision for
men thrown out OF work by the reton-
tlon OF nonunionists.
Tho grand jury found an indictment
for murder in the first degree against
William Hooper Young, who IL under
arrest ut New York for the killing oi
Mrs. Anna Pulitzer.
General Corbin says the American
soldier easily excels those Of England.
Alabama coal miners who have been
out for 10 days, have returned TO work.
There we're 4,b00 men involved. The
terms were not made public
A fast train on the vandalia railroad,
In Indiana, collided with an accommo.
dation, resulting in the death OF two
persons and serious, II not fatal, injury
Of three others.
United States Minister Bowen has
asked that one or two warships bc sent
10 Venezuelan waters for the better
protection OF Americans. He says the
situation is grave.
Santos Dumont has offered TO 90 from
Paris 10 San Francisco In an alrship.
In case he IL successful, he wants n
ssuss-s=Fa~ss saeeys@ss xssss now nc work
on an airship suitable for the trip.
officials OF the transport service be-.
lieve that the transport Seward has
met With an accident and is making her
way across the Pacific under sail. The
Seward left Seattle for Manila over two
months ego, and has not yet reached
her destination.
An incendiary fre at Klamathon,
CAL, caused loss Of $500, 900.
An American has been placed in COM
mand Of the Colombian gunboat Bogota.
A lake steamer bound for Buffalo |
foundered during heavy storm. Ten
OF the crew are missing.
President Roosevelt is very anxious
about the reply Of the miners 10 the
proposition Of the operators.
It is probable that Roosevelt will
recommend q permanent tariff COM
mission In his next message to con-
gress.
London Is much alarmed at what
they fear ia move on the part Of j. p.
Morgan to secure control of the London
docks.
At meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Commercial cable company, Clar-
ence Mackay was elected as president
10 all the vacancy caused by the death
OF his father.
Samuel Gompers, president Of the
American Federation OF Labor, Is very
much opposed to the plan of the coal
operators and thinks it should be
turned down by the miners.
A Toledo, Ohio, steel plant has
closed down for want OF coal.
A French aerouant and his compan-
ION were dashed 10 death while expert.
menting with an airship at Paris.
Belgium miners have gon> on strike,
claiming the trouble In the United
States has. raised the piice OF coal and
they should got some benefit.
Sir Michael Herbert, the new British
ambassador to the United States, has
been received by President Roosevelt
and has entered upon his duties.
Ex.Queen Liliuokaiani has left Hon.
olulu on her way to visit the United
States. It Ia believed that che intends
to press her claims TO the crown
lands.
DR.. William Riddick Whitehead, one
Of the most distinguished physicians
and surgeons in the West, died OF heart
disease at his home In Denver. He
was 20 years Of age.
Seventeen persons are under arrest
ct indianapolis for robbing graves. It
is believed the remains of at least 100
people have been stolen. The grand
Jury is inquiring into the matter.
Mrs. Nation has resumed active OPP
erations in Oklahoma.
A strike Of mailhandlers and baggage
men ct the union depot in st. Louis
has caused considerable delay OF the
mails.
The walls OF q hotel at jackson,
Mich, collapsed while Is men we're at
work on the roof, but none were even
seriously injured.
The strike Of French coalminers is
assuming seriousness equalled only
by that in this country. Numerous
clashes between troops and strikers are
reported.