Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-03-03
EyENTSOF THEDAY
GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS or THE
TWO HEMsPHEREs.
Comprehensive Review Of the Import.
ant happenings Of ths Past Week.
Presented In Condensed Form, Most
Likely TO Prove interesting to Our
Many Readers.

Many Readers.
The house has passed great mum.
Der OF pension bills.
Russia has issued q proclamation
setting forth the e0ntrabands Of war,
France Is now satisfied European
powers Will not be drawn into the
war.
Advance guard OF the two armies
meet near Ping Yang and a slight en-
gagement followed.
Russian demeanor toward Ameri-
cans at st. Petersburg is no longer
one Of friendliness.
Land office clerks deny on stand
that speculator Benson paid them for
inside information.
Russia has force scattered from
Wiju, on the Yalu river. to Jokunshan,
on the bay OF Corea.
Japanese expect their feet to con.
tue its attack on Port Arthur until II
falls or is made untenable.
Oregon senator's have opened a fight
on the Frye shipping bill, declaring It
dlscriminates against the Columbia.
A determined effort is being made
to increase the salary Of rural mail
carriers. At their present pay they
only make a bare living.
The house has passed the naval ap-
Iropriation bill.
Chicago strikes involving $4,000
men are greatly feared during March.
Ex-minister of France says her navy
is too weak to attempt to aid Russia.
Corea has decided to order her
troops to join the Japanese forces in
the field.
Military experts predict a great
battle on the Yalu river and Japan
csc victory.
President Roosevelt has issued q
proclamation putting the Panama
canal treaty into effect.
BY the collapse of high scaffold at
the Chicago postof1ce one man was
killed and 35 others narrowly escaped
his fate.
Dissolution of the English parlia-
ment is at hand and King Edward is
prepared to have Lord Spencer form
a new cabinet.
Receiver Booth, of the Roseburg,
Oregon, land Office has severed his
with the lumber company,
thus removing the objection of Roos-
eveit to his re-appointment.
Ten children were badly burned at
4 fire in church In Cincinnati.
The president has fixed his sigma
.ure to the Panama canal treaty.
China is sure to join Japan as soon
IS her army wins great victory.
Russia is very angry with Britain
'ver Lansdowne's book on Thibet.
Russian merchants have adopted a
policy Of retaliation against America.
The Panama canal company will in |
10 way block the transfer of property
o the United States.
The, senate has passed the agricul-
ural and legislative, executive and
judicial appropriation bills.
The house has turned down amend
nents to strike out a battleship and
,ruisers from the naval appropriation
ill.
Japanese forces have landed at Pos
lit bay and advanced to Hun Chan.
rhe Russian garrison on their APP
,roach fed to Kirin without firing
hot.
Fire at Brookport, N. Y, did great
lamage to property.
Russia is pouring troops into Port
Arthur at rapid rate.
The United States has ordered
roops to Panama to relieve marines.
Two members of desperate robber
band have been captured in Califor-
Tia.
Russian military officials are conf
lent the. war will be over by Septem-
Ter.
General Charles Dick appears almost
iure to succeed the late Senator
Hanna.
Japan has offered to aid China in
the Russian gunboat to leave
Shanghai
France gives sympathetic support
o the note of Russia declaring that
Japan has violated International law.
w. Bourke Cochran has been elected
% the seat in Congress vacated by
Mayor Mcclellan, of New York.
President Roosevelt will favor the
oregon Senators and reappoint Booth
md Bridges at the Roseburg land Of
Ice, despite the protest of Hitch,
,ock.
The fear of war between Turkey
ind Bulgaria is increasing. Germany
las been informed that Bulgaria is
,uying large quantities of munitions
II war.
Turkey and Montenegro are on the
verge of war,
John Mitchell is. expected to sue,
eed Wright as labor commissioner.
Secretary Hay has addressed an
'ther note to the powers in regard to
yhina. - ''s', @es' - -
Senator Hoer accuses Senator |
foraker and others of misrepresenting |
lin on his Panama stand.
Turkey and Bulgaria are both max
ng great preparation and war in the
is, considered near.
Senator Foster must give up his
ill or the state of Washington will
lot be divided into two judicial dis
ricts.
Burton, of Ohio, has joined the op-
'osition to the naval appropriation