Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-12-01
NewSy items Gathered frOmAIl
Parts of the World.
or INTEREST TO OUR READERS
General Review OF Important Happen.
penlos Presented IN . Brief and
Condensed eorm.

Louis.
The war has cut of Poland's market
in Siberia and thousands of people are
idle as result.
A son in.law of Marquis Ito declares
thatt he apparent delay of 0yama is for
strategic reasons.
The Prussian army budget for the
coming year is estimated at sll6,000,-
900, an increase of s1l ,250, 900.
Commissioner Richards, of the Gen.
eral land Office, is coming to Portland
to testify in the land fraud case.
General Chaffee recommends that the
Vancouver, WASH, military reservation
be enlarged, and estin ates the cost OF
land at $4,000.
Charles J. Bonaparte, leading law
yer of Maryland, is mentioned as pos
sible selection for place in Roosevelt's
new cabinet as secretary OF the interior.
The location Of the vladivostok har-
Dor defense mines is uncertain and as
a result a torpedo boat has been sunk
and German steamer badly damaged.
The need Of officers for the navy is
very pressing.
Anarchy prevatils in Macedonia and
Christians ar slain daily.
Robbers blew up the safe OF La
Plata, Md, bank and secured $4,000
cash.
Five submarine torepdo boats built
Tor Japan in America have arrived at
Yokohama.
Cuban health officers challenge
American marine corps to prove that
yellow fever has appeared in that
country.
By the explosion of boiler in the
suburbs of Vicksburg, Miss, two men
were killed and number injured, two
seriously.
The vessels of the Baltic feet have
arrived at Port Said. Every precau-
tion has been taken to insure safe
passage through the canal.
The permanent location of the Wy
oming state capital was not settled at
the last election. Cheyenne led in the
contst, but did not receive the neces-
sary two-thiIds. 1t will, however, re-
main at Cheyenne until the matter is
settled, which will not probably be for
many years.
John G. Brady has been reappointed
governor of Alaska.
Minister Barrett reports that all is
again quiet in Panama.
snow is reported throughout the
United Kingdom and there is great
misery in London.
Land Commissioner Richards urges
that no more forest reserves be created
until experts have reported.
The case of Senator Burton, of Kan
sas, accused of accepting bribe, will
come to trial in a few days.
The secretary of the interior has tenn
porarily withdrawn from all entry
about 5000 acres of land in Idaho for
the Tekoa reservoir site, in connection
with the Palouse irrigation project in
Washington.
Both armies in Manchuria occupy
such strongly fortified positions that
neither appear inclined to attack unless
possessing preponderance of numbers.
The Japanese probably have mole
available troops.
From report just issued by the de-
paItment of commerce and labor, show.
ing amounts deposited in savings banks
throughout the world, it is found that
the United States, with less than 9k
per cent Of the total population consid-
cred, contributes over 80 per cent Of
the total savings deposits recorded.
The deposits in the United States total
$1,000, 10000.
Attorney General Moody will remain
in Roosevelt's new cabinet.
Two tIamps were killed In freight
train wreck near Walla Walla.
The new cruiser Pennsylvania will
soon be ready for her speed trial.
The United States and Switzerland
have agreed on an arbitration treaty.
The Red Star line steamer KToon-
land, reported lost, has arrived in New
York.
The internal pevenue for October
was $155, ,105 less than for the same
month in 1908.
Francis E. Leupp has been appointed
Indian commissioner, vice William A.
Jones, resigned.
Roosevelt's address at the dedication
of the Frederick the Great statue great.