Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-07-21

News diapatch boat and towed II into
Port Arthnr. fs4 E@ MHEfT
Cholera and dysentery are said 10 be-
epidemic amopg the Japanese troops At
Feng Wang Cheng.
Neither side In. the meatpackera
strike willsaiow the Other to dictate
the terms OF arbitration, but both want
peace. ''sH' stleA a. so,fifs' stsf .{
Great DiiIaih has granted the last
request Of ex.PrcsideAt NMker and hia
remains VIII lie alongsIic tlrcse Of his
wife IN the .rransvaals l&t -
The president 81 Panama has assured
congreeAn en- em.ited over the custom
house that he Ii confident the United
States will interpret the treaty In q
lioeial slituit. ss .. y.Jseerg sps 4
A gigantic railroad. ticket swindle,,
through which the railroads having
oiRces An, DenEer have loat thousanda
ofdollars, has been uneaFthetl. Three
men hayo been arrested They are
charged with having. doctored tickets
by hanging the daftIhalion, plugging
punched holes y capcelled tiekets and
otherwise changing them, - -
The emperor Of China is is'seriusly M.
Omaha bpsiness has begun TO suffer
as aresult Of the strike. a 52h8 .naR
The Rdassan iosseslIn the latest en-.
gagement at Port Arthur are placed at
1880. Fss's-s.3
The hgassan government has ordered
l00, 900 lbreastplates for the army In
the FarNEaet. - fvtfst efts
Russia's up of ioyii fIlled 20 over.
flowing nqS that the vladIvostok
sq,adrop ID put again. ,.s.g ~
The trouble betWeen 10 packing house
emplnycA and opelatoFs IL likely 20 be
setiled BY arbitlation. -
Repofis Of the big Japanese reverse
s.-@- -~tllk klamoonflnmesl, }. hut are unquee.
toned at 81. Petersburg.
One man wac killed and seven
woundcd'in.aseaot ateGhicago due 70
the meat packers strike.
Moorisii bandits 1T Tansicr continue
their delsteddtl6ns and, outside powers
may vel have to take hand.
Ex-PFesident Kruger, Of the Trans
yaal, is dead. IIis relatives will ask
Great Britain TO permit his remains TO
be intefted 10 the Transvaal. Nm NJ
Mayor Jones, OF Toledo, ohio, is
dead. : ee= n
The Japanese are not likely to ad.
vance on yinkow until after Ta Tche
Kiao falls. 5a -
New York butchers have already ad-
vanced their priees as the result OF the
strike ofrackins house employes.l haa
Not counting the many minor storms
there have been 81 cloudbnrsts in East
ern Oregon aimee the iirst d July.
The object Of the last sortis Of the
Russian feet was to shell the Japanese
columns advancing on Port Arthur.
The operators of the Chicago packing
plants will try to secure nonunion help;
In most other cities the plants will be
closed.
The rainy"seasoH has greatly affected
the Russian army, disease spreading
rapidly. Officers are. even more af-
ecied than the men =" $50 2 ~
The government has given MalheuI
county, Oregon, until October to de-
eide whether they wiki make Il, possi.
BILE for this great irrigation work to
proCeeds t's-'" f 4
Nearly aAfof these were attended by
a heavy property loss. The Russians
have been officially warned to be ready
to leave Port Arthur. The Japanese
army iswithiu eisht miles Of the fort.
Port Arthur officials claim the Jap
anese army is too small*to take the
fortress. -
Mayor Jones, OF Toledo, Ohio, is
very low and his death 10 expected st
any timesg alfT g I.
Employees of all the big packing
plants have gone on a strike. Forty
thousand men are affected = sEa,e
Washington officials believe climax
is appfoachihe'at Port Arthur such aa
marked the passage of the Yalu.
During a. heavy wind storm al, st.
Louis one man was killed and FIVE
others injured.-. Many buildings. were
unroofed. Fa
A number OF Japanese transports
have been sighted off Kinchou. 1t is
believed they intend to make land
ing at Yinkow. Is ...f.tf ~
Sixteen persons were killed and. about
three score injured in q rear end COLI
ison between trains on the Erie rail-
road stsNidvale, N u
After a day of hard fighting at Kai-
chou the Japanese were surprised next
morning to find that the Russians had
evacuated the town during the night.
A number Of foreign attaches, and
newspaper correspondents have been
informed that they 80 to the front
July 90, This causea many. to. believe
that severe fighting will take place
then. %.@ ss:.a se : 1@5E
Kuropatkin may retreat further
north.