Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-11-27
EVENTS OF THE
GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF THE
TWO HEMISPHERES.
Comprehensive Review of the Import
ant Happenings Of the Past Week,
Presented i'm Condensed Form, Most
Likely to Prove Interesting to Our
Many Readers.

Likely to Prove Interesting to Oul
Many Readers.
Senator Morgan severely criticise
the Panama policy of Roosevelt.
Senator Foster has received excellent
committee assignments for new man
The governor of Utah will order
militia to the scene of the mining
strike.
Colon has been closed to foreign
ships despite the protests of foreign
consuls.
Secretary Hitchcock has suspended
another clerk in the Indian territory
land office.
Reports from India tell of flood OF
the Palar river which wiped out an en-
tire town. Two hundred persons were
drowned.
While King Victor of Italy was leav-
ing London an obstruction was found
on the railroad tracks, evidently placed
there for the purpose of wrecking his
train.
Senator Mitchell has introduced a
bill carrying SAC, 200 to defray the ex-
penses of testing American timber to
determine the actual strength of differ
ent sizes and kinds.
The United States circuit court, in
session at New York, has decided that
Charles Neely must pay $4,000.
Neely was convicted of embezzlement
of postal funds in Cuba.
Colombia accuses America of being
an ally to Panama rebels.
Wyoming officers have captured Tom
Oday, of Curry gang fame.
The Chicago street ear strike is
down to basis of baragning.
The Philippines want tariff on many
articles reduced so as to encourage trade
with America.
About 80 Italian miners in Penn
sylvania mine lost their lives by rush
ing back to save their gold.
Santo Domingo has offered to give
the United States an island if she will
help in subduing the rebels.
Governor Chamberlain has called
an etxra session of the Oregon legis-
lature to meet December 21.
It is said that Senator Hanna will be
candidate for president and if he can
not win will bring out Herrick.
Colorado mine owners attribute the
death of two bosses to deep plot of
strikers and offer reward of So, 900 for
the guilty persons.
The American Federation of Labor
has reelected Samuel Gompers presi-
dent. Next years convention will
meet in San Francisco.
Tom Horn, the noted Wyoming MUIR
derer, has been hanged.
Typhoid fever is epidemic at Will
liams college, Williamstown, Mass.
The great railway merger formed by
Hill is to be dissolved and conditions
will be the same as before.
The treasury department favors NOV
ing the customs headquarters OF WASH
ington from Port Townsend.
The German emperor's physicians
have ordered him to spend at least two
months in warmer climate.
Senator Mitchell has introduced a
number Of bills in the senate making
changes In the laws of Hawaii.
Bank robbers terrorized the town of
Green Mountain, Iowa, and after
wrecking the bank building secured
$1,000 and escaped.
The Chicago street railway company
and the strikers have agreed on all
points at issue, excepting two. These
are likely to be settled soon.
A gigantic combine has been formed
in San Francisco to secure control OF all
important milling plants and cereal
food concerns on the Pacific coast.
Ex-Queen Natalu, of Servia, the sole
heir of the late King Alexander, has
declined to accept anything given him
after his marriage with Queen Draga.
The property thus renounced amounts
to $4OO, 900.
The king and queen of Italy are the
guests of London.
The Colombian peace commission has
arrived in Colon, Panama, but will not
be received.
The Federation of Labor has asked
President Roosevelt to reopen the case
of Bookbinder Miller.
The senate will probably fix some
date in December to vote on the Cuban
treaty and then adjourn until that
time.
Mrs. Carrie Nation created scene at
the White House and was arrested be-
cause she PERSISTED in seeing the presi-
dent.
General George M. Randall, formerly
of Vancouver, Wash, may become
major general if the senate refuses to
confirm the appointment OF Wood. b
rJ,;ooco strikars continue to stone