Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-03-24

sully, the great cotton king, has been
forced TO suspend.
Japan promises America TO protect
fully all foreiners at Fusan.
The senate has confirmed the nomin-
alton Of Wood TO be major general.
Bombardments of Port Arthur have
not changed the general aspect Of the
town.
Russian troops have been ordered to
arrest Coreans instead Of fighting them
as belligerants.
Chief Pinchot urges the house com
mittee to provide foi forestry exhibit
at the 1905 fair.
Hearst has asked the house to ap-
point committee to investiagte the
workings of the trusts.
Booker Washington declares encouT-
agement OF negIoe to be taxpayers is
the salvation 70 the race.
The house will require the postmaster
general to make known regulations be-
fore he can make appropriations for
handling unusual business"
The Russian feet has returned to
Port Arthur, being unable to locate the
enemy.
Britain and France have settled long
standing dispute over Newfoundland
fisheries.
Japan is landing a third force in
Corea, which will join the army at
Ping Yang.
Bristow exonerates congressman from
wrongdoing in securing increases in
postal clerk hire.
Japan tells correspondents they can
soon go to the front, indicating that a
land battle is near.
The Russian Vladivostok feet is on
the way back to Russia to effect a
unction with the Baltic squadron.
Leader Williams, of the Democrats
in the house, declares that the post
Office department is corrupt from top to
bottom.
District Attorney Jerome, Of New
York, is determined to send Garfield
to prison, and asks that the law be
amended so he can make Reginald
Vanderbilt testify.
A Russian torpedo boat entering the
Port Arthur harbor struck an unplaced
mine and was blown up. Only four Of
the crew was saved. This was one of
the largest torpedo boats in the Rus
sian navy.
Russians do not propose to evacuate
Port Arthur.
Senator Tillman. of South Carolina,
is much improved.
The house has again had the Brlstow
postal report up for discussion
Japan believes the Russian feet has
left Port Arthur for Vladivostok.
Postmaster General Payne is suffer
ing from severe attack of gout and is
very weak.
Large subscriptions to the Russian
war fund are pouring in from all parts
of the empire.
One of the Chicago carbsrn murder
ers has confessed to two more crimes
in which he killed four men.
The report of the Japanese command
ing the last attack on Port Arthur says
that place was badly damaged.
Two men, who claim to have been
witnesses against the anarchists in the
trial of the assassin of the late Presi-
dent Mckinley, have been annoying
Mrs. Mckinley by desiring an audience
with her.
The house committee on military
affairs has agreed on four sites fol
military camp grounds and authorized
favorable report for their purchase
The California site is in San Luis Obs
po county and comprises $4,000 acres
at cost of $500, 900.
The nomination of General Leonard
Wood is before the senate.
Admiral Makaroff proposes to fgh
the enemy on the high seas.
Ex-senator Rawlins denies that b,
is Mormon, or is affiliated with then
in any way.
The military affairs committee pro
poses the purchase of a protector typ
of torpedo boat.
Canada says any proposals for join
legislation must hereafter come from
the United States.
Non-Mormons of Salt Lake hav
launched party and call upon Utal
to wipe out polygamy.
Russian subjects respond to the pol
icy of the czar in giving out all the wa
news by showing the utmost conf
denee in the ability of the army ant
navy. Is.
The supreme court of the Unite,
States has decided by majority of on
that the great railway merger isillegal
General Miles has written to pro
hibitionists who suggest that he De
come the Prohibitionist candidate 70
president that he is in the hands 9
his friends.
Russians believe that the numercu
bombardments show Port Arthur to b
invulnerable.
America and France are likely to &C
as peacemakers later on.