Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-12-31
EvENTSOF THE DAY
GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF THE
TWO HEMspHEREs.
Comprehensive Review Of tire Import
ant happenings Of the Past Week,
Presented IN Condensed Form, Most
LikeIysto Prove Interesting to Our
Many Readers.


Many Readers.
The Far Eastern situation is yer,
threatening.
Britain win aid Japan il she goes L
war with Russia.
The Colombian force which landet
on the Island Of Pines will have TO 90
A lone masked man robbed gambl.
ing room at The Dalles Of about 81 600
Chicago liyerymen have decided. tc
fight the union hearse drivers TO a fin.
ish.
The bakers of Paris have gone on a
strike and the situation has assumed a
serious aspect.
General Reyes has warned Colombia
that war on Panama means war on the
United States.
The Yosemite national park cannot
be used as storage reservoir for San
Francisco water supply.
Governor Taft has left Manila for the
United States. He was given an en-
thusiastic farewell on leaving
Rear Admiral Walker believes force
Of marines now at Panama is sufficient,
but two more batallions viii probably
be sent.
Rockefeller has just given Chicago
university 81 $50, 900.
Colombians at Bogota are holding
nightly warlike demonstrations.
TIE contract has been let for the
Alaska building at the st. Louis fair.
1t is to cost s13,S97.
European powers will endorse Amer
lea If she refuses to allow Panama mat
ter to be submitted to The Hague tri-
bunal.
Senator Hanna will retire as chair
man of the national Republican COM
mittee and Roosevelt wants Root to
succeed him.
Scenes at Washington resemble those
the Spanish-American war.
The strike of Chicago hearsedrivers
continues to seriously interfere with
funerals.
Revision of the Dreyfus case and his
restoration to grade in the army seems
Britain and France have redoubled
efforts to prevent war between Japan
and Russia.
1t hash cen practically admitted that
the war department will abandon Fort
Walla Walla.
Enough constituents of Democratic
senator's will demand the passage Of the
ANAL treaty to make it safe.
The powers viii try to dissuade Co
ombia from going to war. They have
Notified her that she must expect no
lelp.
MARITIME oleman, noted New York
ire fighter, and another fireman per-
shed in flames which caused loss of
1850, 900.
Reports from Hayti and Santo Do
ningo show great unrest.
The United States will allow Colon
'ia to take the initiative for war.
Secretary Root says that General
Woods promotion is in the regular or
ler of seniority.
A Portland firm has received the con-
ract to install water systems at Forts
Norden and Casey.
The strike of hearse drivers in Chi
ago has compelled the people to use
ars and wagons at funerals.
An assassin fired at Max Nordeau,
he noted Zionist and litterateur, in a
Paris ballroom, but friend saved him.
Chief Newell has given irrigation
to understand that Oregon
will not get any money for year at
east.
A vigilance committee has been
famed at Chicago to clear the city of
hugs, who have become bolder since
he first declaration of war.
Chicago hearse drivers have gone on
! strike and many funerals have been
postponed.
The senate has ratified the treaty
With China. Russia is not at all
pleased by it.
Women have been selected to act as
urors in a Chicago trial, for the first
ime in the history Of the nation.
John R. Benson, San Francisco tim
,er operator, has been arrested on a
:harge Of bribing government official.
Sir Thomas Lipton, in accepting the
liver service presented him by Ameri-
a, says be will try once more for the
up.
Senator Fulton, before the senate,
tated the aims of the 1905 fair and
made an eloquent plea for federal aid.
L was his maiden speech.
The search for the wealth of Pope
leo has been ended by Cardinal Gotti
urning over SOC, 90, 900 and an electric
an accidentally discovering 81, $50, 900.
rhe late'p pope asked Cardinal Gotti to
,eep the money four months in order
hat the new pope might learn how
lificult it is to rule without money.
The house has passed the pension APP
bill carrying $1S8, 100, 100.
Senator Hoar severely criticises the
'anama policy of Roosevelt.