Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-11-13
EVENTS OF THE EBAY
GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF THE
TWO HEMISPHERES,

ant Happenings OF the Past Week.
Presented i'm Condensed Form, Most
Likely to Prove Interesting to Our
Many Readers.
Colombia has sent general Reyes to
try to make peace with Panama
Rear Admiral Beardslee died OF
apoplexy while visiting in Georgia.
The tie-up of Colorado mines by the
strike is more general than expected.
The San Dominican republic has
fallen into the hands of the revolu-
tionists.
Germany will not listen to scheme
Of Colombia that it establish a pro-
tectorate.
The powers have given Turkey to
understand that her objections to the
Macedonian reform plan are trivial.
Both houses of Panama did little
business the second day save to re-
ceive the presidents message.
A freight train at Easton, Pa, ran
down a street car, killing two per-
sons and hurting a number of others,
fve seriously.
Ten thousand people, mostly wo-
men, crowded the streets of New York
to see Miss May Goelet on her way to
church to become the Duchess of RoX-
burghe, and the disorder was unparal
leled.
King Edward, of England, has Gel
ebrated his sixty-second birthday.
President Roosevelt has formally
asked Senator Hanna to manage his
campaign.
A bill asking statehood for New
Mexico is No. 1 on the calendar in
the house.
The Italian minister of finance COM
nitted suicide because he was ac-
cused of corruption.
Pope Plus x has held his first con-
sistory and named two cardinals, but
neither of them are from America.
Emperor William, of Germany, un-
derwent successful operation for
the removal of a tumor from his
throat.
A diplomatic agent of the new Pan
anna republic has written Senator
Morgan enlisting his support for the
Panama canal.
John Mitchell, president of the
Mineworkers' union, is said to be
slated for a cabinet position. He de-
Rfes the report.
Colorado miners have gone on
strike.
s The United States battleship Maine
has been sent to Colon.
Rnsso-Japanese conflict is growing
more and more remote.
st. Louis jury in the bribery case of
State Senator Farris, is unable to
agree.
Democrats have selected John S.
Williams, of Mississippi, az their
leader.
The republican house caucus has
unanimously selected Joseph G. Can
non as speaker.
! Great Britain was surprised at the
quick recognition given the Colombian
revolutionists by the United States.
Colombian troops will march on
Colon and Panama despite the recog-
milton of the new republic by the
Bnited States.
Howard Haynie, convicted of high
way robbery by Seattle court, has
been sentenced to six years in the
Walla Walla penitentiary.
Governor Chamberlain will call
special session of the Oregon legisla-
ture if a majority of the members will
pledge themselves to enact no laws
other than remedial to tax levy.
The Maryland democratic plurality
is 1875.
Representative Hermann is work
ing for place on the river and har-
Dor committee.
It is said King Peter, of Servia, has
announced his intention of abdicating
in favor of his son.
All European powers have indorsed
the attitude of the United States in
the Colombian matter.
Colombia says. she will be able to
put down the revolution if the United
States keeps her hands off.
Senate and house leaders can't
agree as to the method of putting the
Cuban reciprocity treaty into effect.
There are 1000, 900 sheep on the
Oregon ranges. The worth of this
years wool output is placed at $2,55o,-
600.
Governor Chamberlain has not yet
decided whether Or not he will call
an extra session of the legislature to
remedy the defects in the Oregon tax
law.
z. f. Clark, Portland man who has
invented a steel hardening process
that will make armor plate bullet
proof. has been offered 500, 900 for his
patent by New York capitalists.
Senate and house leaders are bound
to crash over Cuban reciprocity pro-
gramme.
After an interval of a month the
Venezuelan arbitration case has been
resumed.
The Dreyfus case is to be again re-
vived.
Two more Americans have been as
sassinated on the streets of London.