Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-02-05


from the train wreck nov numbers 2S,
Russia and Austria are preparing "a
force Turkey to grant reforms in Mace.
donia.
Lee s. Overman, Democrat, has been
elected United States senator from
North Carolina.
II is said that the United States ia
negotiating for several war vessels now
being built for Chile.
The Alabama legislature has passed a
measure foridding the sale of cigarettes
or cigarette papers In the state.
A collision on Pennsylvania road
resulted in the death OF two train men
and the serious injury of three others.
The district supreme court at Wash.
ington has decided that Filipino may
become a naturalized citizen Of the
United States.
Envoy Won Sternberg has arrived in
Washington and declares the German
emperor's friendship for the United
States could not be greater.
Native constaulary defeated a band
OF ladrones and compelled them to
surrender. This is the same band that
defeated the constabulary recently.
An outbreak in China. more serious
than that OF 1900, is expected at any
time.
The Cuban minister to Spain, Senior
Marchan, has presened his credentials
to the king.
The Drummond Tobacco company's
box factory at East st. Louis burned
Loss 100000.
United States Minister Leishmann
has returned To his post at Constanti-
nople from his vacation.
An English syndicate Sydney, G. B.
is abcking @. o. MacDonald's project
for submarine coal mining at South
Head.
Ths board af engineers which
summer examined the rival canal
schemes at Seattle, has reported ad-
versely.
A general strike has broken out Tin
the town of Reus, province OF Tara
gona, Spain. Ten thousand worKmen
are affected.
Mrs. Clara Norton Fuller, a protes-
sional pianist of some prominence, was
found dead in her apartments in the
Metropolitan hotel, New York.
William Henry Pickering, assistant
professor of astronomy ct Harvard, has
discovered that latitudinal and lougitu-
dinal measures of the craters of the
moon are greatly affected By the height.
Between 1000 and 5000 horses in
BROOKLYN, N. Y, are being fed on mo-
Iasses because it lie cheaper and better
than oate. The work horses don't have
time properly to chew oats, and mo-
asses is found to be more nutritious
and cheaper.
Ex-senator John B. Allen, of Seattle,
s dead.
The Kansas Legislature has passed
dill authorizing the use OF voting ma
'hines.
Four persons.were killed and IL 9TH
re injured in a train wreck near La
iox, III. II
Six persons. were killed.:and 20 others
injured, several fatally, by boiler ex-
'losion. at Aumston, Alabama.
Levi Ankeny was nominated for e
enator by q Republican caucus in ]
olympia. His election is now assured. a
The United States has reached an .
greement with Santo Domingo, where
y the disputed claims will be aritrated.
Montana cattlemen say they are :
areatened with greater losses than a
sual this year, on account of severe
Gather.
Rear Admiral Frank Wildes, now at
an Francisco, will be assigned to COM c
'and the Puget Sound navy yard when n
dmiral Sterling is relieved. F
Lincoln's old home in Springfield. ?
IL, from which he went to the white J.
ouse, narrowly escaped destruction by i
re. The damage was slight. G
Eleven Chinese smuggled into the a
nited States across the Canadian Dor. n
,r, 1t is thought, are in hiding in a,
Ittsburg, and the. officers are searching n
r them. =
Three men have been arrested while
to sell postage stamps in
artford, Connecticut. The police
ink the men are the ones who secured N
'outl $4,000 worth of goods in oi
ore in Hope Valley, R. l., a few F
,eks ago. al
Wilhelm Jordan, the poet, died sud- D
My at Baden Baden. -
The conference of printing trades pl
lions at indianapolis reached an til
reement to federate under central al
dy. pl
The widow of Theodore II. Faiardo
s been awarded $4,000 for the
ath of her husband in the New York :,
ntral tunnel accident. N
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Four men robbed the Citizens bank ad
Waterloo, Ia, and escaped with Cl
800 in cash, exchanging fusillade en-
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