The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-07-09

Pope Leo is still alive, but his end is
near.
Russia will warn Bulgaria against
going to war with Turkey.
The number Of American troops in
the Philippines is to be reduced.
Russia is laying telegraphjc cable
from An Tung to Yon Gam Pho, China.
Mrs. j. G. Blaine, widow Of the
statesman, is i'll at her home in Angus
ia, Maine.
Harlan w. Brush, OF New York, has
been appointed United States consul at
Milan Italy.
The steel trust earned 81, ,162, $50 less
during the quarter just ended than dur
ing the same period last year.
Colombia wants more money for the
Panama canal route and thinks Uncle
Sam stingy for not offering more.
Assistant Secretary OF the Interior
Ryan has been designated as Alaskan
commissioner to the st. Louis exposi
tion.
A stage was held up near Colusa,
CAL, by a lone highwayman and $142
secured. Just one year ago hold up
occurred at the same place.
Bulgaria is preparing for war with
Turkey.
The death of Pope Leo is expected at
any moment.
President Loubet, OF France, is in
London, the guest of England.
The Pennsylvania food death list is
now placed at 20 with 16 missing.
The American feet in European wat
ers is now the guest Of Great Britain.
The opinion prevails in Russian dip
Iomatic circles that war is inevitable.
Shamrock III has again beaten the
old boat and shows qualities which
greatly elate Upton.
The United States and Great Britain
have exchanged counter cases on the
Alaskan boundary matter.
st. Petersburg official circles criticise
the diplomatic methods of Count Cas-
sini in the Manchurian matter.
The nergo responsible for the rioting
at Evansville, Ind, is fatally wounded
and cannot live but short time.
An explosion on the Union Pacific
near Morgan, Utah, killed two men,
fatally injured four and more or less
seriously hurt 10 others.
Reports show that 36 people we're
killed and /, ,O93 injured in Fourth of
July accidents.
A leading Russian journal charges
the United States with diplomatic by.
procrisy in the Manchurian trouble.
Kentucky feudists have agents in the
field to sound the men likely to be
called on the next jury to try Jett and
White
The national association Of Wholesale
tailors have signed nine-hour agree
ment at Chicago, which insures peace
until 1905.
Twenty-one persons, unconscious
from smoke, were rescued by 6remen
from blazing four story frame build
ing in Newark avenue, Jersey City.
DR.. W. G. Brown, Of Philadelphia,
who presented bill for $4,000 for
services rendered G. L. Magee, the
noted politician, has accepted the court
award of $S4 900.
Severe fighting is reported to have
occurred at 0skin, European Turkey.
Italy has installed an American tele-
graph apparatus between Rome and
Naples.
Jamaica is greatly excited ever an
official report that Costa Ricas is oust-
ing its bananas from the American
market.
The smelling plant of the Hearst
estate at Silver City, N. NJ, has been
destroyed by fire; loss, 100000; in
sursnce, l15, 900.
Importation of precious stones at
New York for the fiscal year just ended
was the heaviest on record, having
reached total Of more than $27 800,
900.
An Investigation has been opened at
Brussels concerning the theft Of 1000
watches which came there from Geneva
to be shipped at Antwerp for the Unit
cd States.
Professor Payne has been appointed
TO represent Harvard at the unveiling
of the Wagner monument at Berlin.
st. Andrews is to be represened by An
drew Carnegie.
During the fiscal year just ended the
money order department of the New
York postofice handled the sum OF
t2ls, ,S1S, 900, an increase over the pre-
vious year Of tSl, 1926, 900.
The British have inflicted an awful
defeat upon Mad Mullah.
General Limo Duarke Level, for
mer noted Venezuelan revolutionist,
has arrived in New York, and says the
insurrsction against Presidnet Castro
is sure 10 continue.
The sAle Of the property Of the Ault-
man-Miller company, Of Akron, manu-
iacturers Of harvesting machinery, for
sea-, 900. has been approved by United
States Judge Wing.