Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-05-29
VENTS OF THE DAY
FROM THE FoUR QUARTERS or
THE WORLD.
4 Comprehensive Revisw oI the important
iisppsnInss Of he ez' Week. Presented
in q Condensed fern, Which Is Most
LIKELY to Prove es lassre't 10 Our Many
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IN q Condensed rem, which Is Most
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Reader.
The war in South Africa is practical
ly ended.
Fire in Salt Lake City destroyed
valuable property and cost one life.
Coinage has been resumed at the
PhiladeIpIiR mint sft@F an idieneaa Of
Is days.
According to the view taken by noted
scientists, the worst eruption Of Mount
Pelee Is yet 10 come.
A terrible disaster occurred at a
Fernie. b. c., coal mine in which 125
10 $50 lives were lost.
An effort will probably be made to
prevent the shipment Of soft coai into
the anthracite region.
Captain George Cowie, well known
naval officer who served under Admiral
Farragut in the Civil war and was
chief engineer of the battleship Indiana
in the war with Spain, was killed at
Railway, n. j., by an express train.
Peace In South Africa is now believed
10 be at hand.
A Negro fiend was burned at the
stake in Texas.
The Rochambeau statue was un.
veiled at Washington amid impressive
ceremonies.
The senate was entertained at an
Oregon salmon luncheon Thursday by
Senator Mitchell.
The Presbyterian General Assembly,
in session at New York, adopted the re-
port Of the committee on creed re.
vision.
Quiet Is being restored at Fort de
France and other cities in the West
Indies where the volcanic eruptions
occurred.
The senate passed the bill providing
for an aesay Office at Portland and con-
CURED in the house amendments TO the
Columbia river bridge bill,
The planning mill-owners OF Portland
have secured an junction against inter
ference by strikers. The situation re-
mains critical, both sides determined
IN faxht fn tha and
Six lives we're lost BY storm al
Cincinnati.
A temporary injunction against the
beef trust is in force.
Fire at Philadelphia destroyed prop,
erty valued at 100000.
An eruption from Mount Pelee
caused panic at Fort de France.
Eighty-two bodies have been recov-
cred from the Fraterville mine, at Coal
Creek, Tenn.
Mr.. Hartman has announced re-
duction to three cents per miie of pas
senger rates ON all his lines in Oregon.
The United States has formally
turned over the government of Cuba to
the people Of that island. Wild en-
thusiasm prevailed.
The members OF the Building Trades
Council of Portland, about $500 men,
are on strike in support of the demands
of the MillwoFkers' union.
The president is about to issue a
| proclamation creating additions of sew
eral million acres to the Yellowstone
and Teton forest reserves in Wyoming.
The house has passed the naval ap-
preparation bill.
Lionel E. G, Garden will be the Brit
ish minister to Havana, Cuba.
In the Goliad, Tex, tornado 9S per-
sons were killed and l03 injured.
A million dollars worth of sheep and
lambs were lost in Wyoming blizzard
Two hundred men and boys were
killed in mine disaster in Tennessee,
| A hurricane in British India result.
ed in the loss OF many lives and heavy
damage to property.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
to assassinate the governor of wilma
Russia, formerly chief Of police of st
Petersburg.
Lord Paunceiote's condition remains
about the same. He suffers somewha
from the heat, but his condition il
reported to be fairly satisfactory,
Alphonso XIII is nov. king Of Spain
A race riot at Atlanta Ga, resulted
in eight deaths.
Mount Pelee is again active. A ney
volcano has broken out to the north.
/, An anarchist plot to take the life o
the king of Spain has been discovered
A tornado swept through Texas, kill
ing 80 people and injuring hundret
more.
A high wind along the California
coast did much damage off San Fran
isco.
There are not fewer than 900
Syrians in the United States, and be
} tween 9. 600 and 900 in Chicago.