Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-18
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General Review OF important Hsppen-
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Fflhce HenFy, OF Prunela, Will Visit
the 1t. Louis fair shortly.
W. ]. Bryan has lost his Hght for
5000 OF the Bennett estate.
What Russian ships escaped from
Port Arthur are widely scattered.
A full lledged iebe, lion 10 ON In Para.
quay. The rebels seem 10 have the
upper hand.
Admiral Togo reports that nearly all
Of the Russian ships have returned 10
Port Arthur.
The Boston Steamship company has
refused TO take any more houI for
japan at present.
The seizure OF the Russian torpedo
boat ut Cheioo by Japan may bring
China into the war.
Yaqui Indians have gone on the war.
path and Northwestern Mexico antici.
pates reign Of terror.
Rioting As q result Of the packers
strike at Chicago is increasing. Unions
will ask Mayor Harrison 10 end the
struggle.
whitecaps are terroriEing Cripple
Greek.
A North Carolina mine was suddenly
flooded and eight men drowned.
The owners OF the German steamer
Thea will appeal from the decision of
the priEe court.
The Russian Port Arthur feet 10 be.
lieved to have eluded Admiral Togo and
Joined the vladivostok squadron.
Two japanese torpedo boats entered
.Cheioo harbo, in the night and towed
the Russian cruiser Ryeshitelni away.
Great Britain 10 far from satisfied
with the finding Of the prize court In
the case Of the steamer knight Com.
mander.
A Russian military expert argues
that Kuropatkin cannot afford 10 leave
Lao Yang ON account Of the stores and
Notifications.
Packing house employees will begin
suit to force the government to make
an injunction against the beef trust, In
the hope Of ending the great strike.
Secretary Hay will address strong
note to Russia regarding the seizure Of
the steamer Arabia, Miniser McCoT-
mick's report showing her TO be In the
wrong. 1t is probable Russia will pay
for ell the cargo taken promptly, as the
cars troops can use 1t.
The japanese have begun using the
Chinese railway to move men and sup.
plies.
The Japanese are concentrating In
three groups with view Of fanking
Lao Yang.
Another firece land and see battle
has been fought at Port Arthur which
was very costly TO both sides.
Great Britain's views as to contra.
band goods are thoroughly In harmony
with those Of Secretary Hay.
Chicago packing employees find the
boycott against retailers not the success
expected, as they are hauling their
own ice.
Unless Turkey meets the terms OF
Hay by the time the feet reaches
Smyrna, Minister Leishman will leave
his post.
A Chicago fagman gave the wrong
signal and In the collision which re.
! suited Ave people were killed and .
number of others injured.
The bodies OF seven more victims Of
the terrible Colorado disaster have
been recovered EiGhty-two dead have
been found and S2 others are known to
be missing.
Turkish soldiers attacked and MUIR
dered large number OF Armenian
women. Two Turkish gaIrisons have
been turned into graveyards by the
avenging Armenian men.
The Japanese feet has met reverse
off Port Arthur.
The government hag abandoned the
Harney valley, Oregon, irrigation pro-
jeCt.
New York butchers will Join the
packers strike,
General Stoessel, in command at Port
Arthur, Is reported 10 have committed
sucide.
The British steamer CalChas, from
Tacoma, seized by Russians, has been
towed into Vladivostok.
Famine conditions at Port Arthur
are becoming appalling and hospitals
are crowded with eick and wounded.
Eihgty-two bodies have been recov-
reed from the wreck near Pueblo, Colo,
and more are known to be lost.
Russians aie busy strengthening the
defenses OF Port Arthur for the final
struggle, which they are expecting Of
anyt ime.
More rumora that Port Arthur has
fallen continue to arrive In 6t. Peters
burg, but 1t is believed in the Russian
capital that the Japanese are still un-
able to capture the outwdrks.
A railroad collision at Boxemar
caused the death Of travelling engi'
neer.