Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-04-17

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The revolutionary movement in Bel
gium appears to be spreading.
Wade Hampton, the famous South
ern general, Is dead. he was 81 years
Of age.
Sir Hiram Maxim, an English capi-
talist, offers $3.50, 900 for successful
airship that Is not balloon.
The Spanish commission which Is TO
yalue artillery remaining in the West
Indies, has sailed for its destination.
Colombian rebels continue TO hartass
the government troops. They are re-
Ceiying arms from the United States.
The Beers have not yet accepted the
British terms OF peace Conferences be-
tween the leaders are still in progress.
John d. Rockefeller has given a
Brooklyn school sl25 900 provided that
friende OF the institution raise an equal
amount within one year.
Unc0nfrmed statements are in circu-
lation in London to the effect that the
Boer leaders have accepted the British
terms Of peace.
The body Of Cecil Rhodes has been
placed in its last resting place.
Fire at Columbus, Ca, destroyed
property valued at $3.50, 900.
Rear Admiral Norman s. Farquhar
has retired. His retirement promotes
Captains Joseph B. Coghlan and James
II. Sands to be rear admirals.
While at the Charleston exposition
the president declared his intention of
visiting the Northwest at an early date.
DR.. Talmage is much worse. He is
, now troubled with congestion of the
, brain.
Socialists mobbed King Leopold, of
Belgium, and he had difficult time in
escaping.
, The Danish landsthing, or upper
, house, voted in favor Of selling the
West Indies to the United States. The
treaty will now go to the lower house.
Cholera is increasing in the Philip
: pines.
The Manchurian treasF has been
, signed at Pekin.
/. Fire in New York destroyed q six
: story building. Loss, $3.50, 900.
Fighting between Christians and
Turks is reported in Northern Turkey.
Q President Roosevelt received a hearty
: welcome at the Charleston exposition.
The houses first vote on Cuban reci-
r procity showed both parties to be
: divided.
Major General W. R. shafter, United
States army (retired), is candidate for
governor Of California.
Rioting students at Moscow, Russia,
s set fire to a prison where a number oi
their comrades were confined. The
Il leaders were severely beaten by the
8 police.
i Colonel John Mckee, Of Philadel.
v phia, who is thought to be the wealth.
It lest colored man in the CO ntry, i:
s- dead. His estate is estimated at about
is 300, 900.
= The shah Of Persia will visit Emperor
, William.
The house has passed the Chinest
% exclusion bill.
Il Venezuela rebels are gaining grounC
and the government is in bad way.
Striking miners in Pennsylvania
have rejected the offer of the mineown
ers.
es A third attempt has been made t.
pt assassinate the Moscow project o
T, police.
O. The war revenue repeal bill has beel
IN passed by the house and gone to tn
r. president.
A new verse to "God Save the King
has been written for the coronation
ceremonies OF King Edward.
- Although the administration regard
- - the Chinese exclusion bill as too dras
- " tic, it will place no opposition in it
~ way.
$, The St. Louis fair may be postpone
le until 1904.
~ Cecil Rhodes fortune amounts t
5000, 900 pounds.
President Diaz, of Mexico, is plar
!. ming visit to the United States thi
~ ~ summer,
g. Three men we're killed and seye
no wounded in an attempt to arrest a
IN Alabama negro.
On The battleship Wisconsin is at Sa
r. Francisco after visit to Samoa, Hol
olulu and number of South America
ports.
OF OF the 20 tobacco factories in Franc
yo 8 are in Paris.
Ist South Africa has ostrich farms col
tanning over 100000 birds.
.. In New York city alone there al
h. now about 400, 900 Germans.
The governor of Finland has ordere
4 the prosecution of the Lutheran pasto
j who refuse to read the new Russia
army regulations in their churches.