Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-12-24
EVENTSOF THE DAY
GATHERED FROM ALI. PARTS or THE
TWO HEMSPHEREs.

ant uappSnfnXs ~ bne Pa9G week,
Presented In Condensed Form, Most
Likely to Prove interesting to Our
Many Readers.
Senator Hoar severely criticises the
Panama policy Of Roosevelt.
Japan will reject the answer a .Rna.
sia TO her far eastern demands.
The house has passed the pension ap-
preparation bill carrying t13s, ,l5O, 100.
The Nebraska grand jury has re-
turned an additional indictment against
Senator Dietrich.
The kaiser's sister is found to be
suffering from cancer and the news
created sensation in Berlin.
American troops who have been
landed have discovered force Of Co
lombians which is probably building a
road toward Panama.
Colombia has ordered the American
cruiser Atlanta TO quit the gulf Of Dar-
len, but the order has not been needed.
The Atlanta has discovered a detaeh-
ment Of nearly 1000 Colombian troops
on the western side Of the gulf. She
also came upon a schooner carrying
armed men.
The Lewis and Clark exposition is
rapidly gaining friends in the senate.
The senate committee will recon-
mend the promotion of General Wood.
Tammany will put up Bomke Cock
ran to succeed Mayor-elect Mcclellan
in congress.
President Roosevelt has refused to al
low lodge If 0rangemen to use his
photograph on banner.
Perry Heath and other ex-officials
are seriously involved in the Conrad
Boneparte report on postal irregulari-
ties.
w. A. McKowan, secretary Of the
board of regnets, robbed the university
of California of $40, 900 and spent it ON
races.
The friars are to get 81, ,250 900 for
their lands in the Philippines. They
originally asked $4,000, 900 and Gov
ernor Taft offered them "a, 900 900.
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lister Powell has been unearthed.
Southern friends of Hanna still have
hopes that he will run for president
Mayor Collins, Democrat, has been
reelected mayor of Boston by large
plurality.
]. Henry Booth, receiver of the Rose
burg, Oregon, land Office will not be
reappointed.
Chicago citizens have organized to
put an end to the lawlessness which
reigns there.
A Connecticut bank cashier, whose
accounts are short, on being surprised
by the bank examiner, committed sui
eide.
President Loubet, of France, will
visit Rome in April.
The remains of Herbert Spencer, the
philosopher, were cremated.
Marines from the cruiser Prairie
have been landed at Colon and sent to
Panama.
The Utah fuel company says any
miner who desires to return to work
must give up the union.
Senator Bailey holds that the Cuban
reciprocity bill is invalid because it did
not originate in the house.
Rev. Edward Everett Hale, of Bos-
ton, has been appointed chaplain of the
senate for the session beginning Janu-
ary L.
.Senator Foster has introduced bill
dividing Washington into two judicial
districts, north and south. His bill
places Seattle in one district and Ia
coma and Spokane in the other.
The cotton mills at Adams and North
Adams, Mass, and Norwich, Conn,
have made a 10 per cent reduction in.
wages. The order affects 6, 900 opera
tives.
&C. NJ. Stuart is likley to b. reap:
pointed postmaster at Seattle.
Comment at St. Petersburg on Roose-
velt's message is very friendly.
W. ]. Bryan and son, who are tour
ing Europe, held an audience with the
pope.
United States Senator Clark, of Mon
tana, is much improved and should be
out in three weeks.
Secretary Hitchcock may remove ].
Henry Booth, register Of the Roseburg,
Oregon, land Office.
John W. Proctor, president of the
civil service commission, died very sud-
denly in Washington.
The senate committee on privileges
and elections will ask Smoot to, reply
to the charges made against him.
The national Republican committee
has chosen Chicago as the convention
city and fixed June 81 as the date.
An election of delegates to prepare a
constitution has been called in Panama.
President Hartman announces that
Union Pacific cars will soon run into
Seattle.