Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-09-11

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No settlement Of the Pennsylvania
strike 10 In view.
President Roosevelt has started on
his southern tour.
Iowa Democrats will run Ex-Governor
Boiea against Speaker Henderson for q
place 10 congress.
Boer leaders and Colonial Secretary
Chamberlain held an important con.
ference In London.
A shlngle combine 10 being formed In
Maine that proposes to take over all OF
the largest firms In that state.
The White Star steamship company
has placed an order for the building OF
the largest steamer In the world.
The Lewis and Clark fair committee
has chosen the tract Of land at the foot
OF Willamette heights for the 1905 ex.
position site.
Farmers Of the Northwest are raising
more hogs each year and before great
while will be able 10 supply the de.
mand on this coast.
The lives Of half million people are
lmperiIed by the threatened destruction
OF Martinique. Nearly 1000 have been
killed by the recent eruptions.
The national mining congress will
meet In Portland In 1904.
Wisconsin Democrats have nominated
David s. Rose for governor.
Mlneowners refuse t. arbitrate the
strike In the anthracite region.
,EViolent storms sweeping England,
Wales and Ireland caused great damage
to property.
The cruiser Brooklyn ran on rock
In Bulxard's bay and II is thought her
bottom Is seriously injured.
An enoi nous glacier swept Russian
valley, entirely destroying 20 villages
and killing nearly 700 people.
Grand Army men OF Portland are en-
deavoring TO have the 1908 national
encampment held In tnat city.
Two hundred machinists employed
at the Northern Pacific shops At Iaiv-
ingston, Mont. have gone on strike.
The recent eruption OF Mount Pelee
was much more destructive than that
OF last May. The inhabitants OF the
villages destroyed had just returned
last week.
Auti-servian riots have been re-
Dewed in Hungary.
Great Britain will not treat officially
with the Boei generals.
The coming Oregon state fair Is cer-
tain to be better than ever before.
The national convention Of postofice
clerks is in session In Kansas City.
A wreck on the Mexican Central re.
suited in the death Of many passengers.
Sir Thomas Upton is preparing to
isme challenge for the Americas
cup.
President Roosevelt has announced
that he will visit Kansas City Septem-
Der 30.
Tom L. johnson, mayor OF Cleve-
land, Ohio, is being mentioned as
Democratic candidate for president.
A dispatch from Copenhagen says II
is reported from st. Petersburg that the
czarina has had miscarriage, but her
condition is not alarming.
Waldemar Lindgren, in an address
before the international mining cone
gress at Butte, said that the worlds
gold supply would soon be exhausted.
Thirty persons were killed in a
train wreck in Alabama.
The international mining congress
is in session at Butte. Mont.
AnOIn0F nlbJn uhH OGCuEAGu AA bAtS
signing OF the Anglo-Chinese treaty.
Rev. M. Farley has been recon-
mended as successor to Archbishop
Corrigan OF New York.
A Utah man, who is thought to have
been insane, killed his wife and two
daughters and then shot himself.
Denver aeronauts, who endeavored
to 90 from that city to New York in
a balloon, were wrecked after being out
"a hours.
Generals Dewet, Botha and Delarey
and Mr.. Fischer have arrived in Lon
don from The Hague. A heavy rain
was falling when they arrived and they
received no ovation.
It il estimated that 10000 laborert
In Florence, Italy, are on strike. 1t II
feared the trouble will spread to Other
cities. The government is taking
energetic measures to suppress disorder
and the jails are oyerhowing.
Senator Hoar celebrated his 76th an
niversary on Friday.
The machinists' strike on the Gull
Colorado 4 Santa Fe has been declared
off.
Colombia accuses Nicaragua OF aiding
reyolutionsts and threatens TO retalita'
"when she gets up"
A steamer and rowboat collided OF
Lake Gogus, near Battle Creek, Mich.
and resulted IN the drowning of fiy,
employees of the Battle Greek sanitar