The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-06-04

Many Readers.
The pope is suffering greatly from
the intense heat.
A storm which swept Valparaiso
wrecked four vessels in the bay.
Water in Kansas is falling and the
situation is much improved.
A. E. Ames 4 Co., one Of the largest
banking houses in Canada, has sus-
pended payment.
A nephew OF John Wilkes Booth de
clar0s that the assassin OF President
Lincoln did not die until 1901.
A Burlington passenger train has
been lost sight OF and it is feared it
has run into the flood along the Missis.
sippi river.
Eight hundred are homeless as the
result of the Georgia tornado. One
hundred people were killed and l50
others injured, of whom at least 20
will die.
The supreme court has decided tina
Whitaker Wright, the promoter, can be
extradited for trial in England.
Chile is negotiating loan for $780,
900 to cover the installments due on
two warships and meet debts to banks.
The British admiralty is seeking
suitable steamer to send to the relief OF
the English scientific expedition In the
Antarctic.
Chicago policemen are seeking for
three Italians who killed a fellow man
and then placed revolver in his hand
to raise the cry Of suicide.
A geographical society expedition has
sailed from Baltimore to explore the
Bahama islands Many noted sci.
entists made up the party.
The Japan house Of representatives
has adopted the appropriations for
naval expansion but has rejected the
proposed expenditure for Formosan
railroads and harbor works.
The Guatamelan legislature has is
sued a call for a constitutional assem-
oily for the purpose Of changing the
constitution 80 as to allow the president
to succeed himself.
The Reliance has again defeated the
Constitution and Columbia.
Six thousand people are homeless in
iowa as the result of high water.
Russia will enforce it's ManChurian
policy, despite China's refusal tc grant
the demands.
Nearly 80 people were injured, eight
seriously, in collision of San Fran
cisco street cars
Representative Payne says the next
congress will not revise the tariff or
pass any laws against the trusts.
Four cars on the Southern Pacific
went over high embankment south of
Santa Barbara, CAL, injuring 40 peo-
pie, some Of them seriously.
The famine situation in China is
appalling.
George Francis Train, while SER
lously Ill, is not in any danger.
Troops have been called out at Lex
ington, KY, to protect prisoners.
st. Petersburg, Russia, has just eel
ebrated the bi-centennary anniversary
Of its founding.
The Navy Department will not re-
move the ban on the Bremerton navy
yard until the saloons are closed.
The Presbyterian Assembly adopt
ed resolutions urging the expulsion of
Senator Smoot from the halls of Con-
gress.
The General Presbyterian Assembly /
has unanimously adopted the revised
creed.
The "Go-between" of Maehen may
be allowed to turn states evidence in
the postal scandal.
The plague now raging at Iquique,
Chile, was brought there in a cargo
Of rice from India.
The International Telegraph Con.
terence has opened In London. Cen
sral Greeley represents the United
States.
A. Landau has been awarded $4,000
lamages against New York City for !
the death of his son by an explosion Of
fireworks.
Ex-Postmaster Milne, at Taclaban,
2 l., Is accused of stealing not only |
5000 in coin, but the 400-pound safe
IF the Office.
Joseph Bailey, of Glen Falls, N. Y,
has greatly surprised the medical
world by living six months with bull
ct in his brain.
The steamer Oceanic, from Liver
pool to London, has posted a notice
warning its passengers to beware of
,ure-thing gamblers.
Four men were badly injured, one
perhaps fatally, in a stampede that
followed the burning of a fuse In o
Brooklyn street-car.
A thief in the guise Of a servant
obbed the residence of George II. |
Iorgan, of New York City. Of bric-a-
5rae, silver and objects Of art valued
1t $4,000.
The general Presbyterian assembly |
strongly denounces Mormonism.
Liberals will try to force Britain to
show her hand on preferential tariff.
Russia has taken steps to punish |
those taking part in the Jewish mas
sacree.
The man who forged J. Pierpont
Morgans name for large sums OF
money in Londan has been arrested.
Five Chinese were captured at Buff
talo. N. Y, while trying to make their
way into the United States from Can