Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-11-03
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more ioits around Port Arthur.
Unimportant fighting continues south
Of Mukden with the odds about even.
Wholesale frauds have been discover.
cd In the santo Domingo customs serv-
Ice.
The 1905 meeting OF the Trans Mis-
siasippi congress will be held In Port
land.
General stoessel has wired the czar
good bye and says Port Arthur will be
his gave.
The cruiser Columbia is TO be fitted
for sea at once to carry Secretary Taft
and party to Panama.
Germany 10 not looking for trouble
and will take no part In the dispute
between Russia and Great Britain.
The Russian battleship sevastop,l,
at Port Arthur, has been damaged by
Japanese shells and two steamers sunk.
All danger OF war between Russia
and Great Britain IL over, The trouble
growing out Of the Baltic feet firing
upon the fishing vessels will be referred
TO an international commission under
The Hague court.
The great New York subway has
been opened for traffic.
Chinese at Mukden expect severe
fighting and are closing up their bust
ness Affairs.
An Indiana woman admits poisoning
her step-daughteI and gave the judge
her confession to read.
The skipper OF Swedish steamer
declares that his vessel was chased
aud fred upon by Russian cruiser
previous TO the Hull affair,
The japanese army in Manchuria
have resumed the offensive. The Rus
slams are reported to have lost a num-
ber Of important positions.
The Tribuna, a leading Italian paper,
calls Rojestvensky lunatic, and adds
that II complete and prompt satisiac-
tion is not given, war will be inevita-
BILE.
Spain will allow the Russian war
ships to remain at Vigo long enough to
make necessary repairs. The others
sailed after taking on 400 tons Of coal
each.
Fire on the Brooklyn water front de-
stroyed q pier 700 feet long which was
stored with cotton and general mere b
andise. A steamer tied to the pier was
also destroyed. One fireman and one
policeman are reported missing. The
loss Ia estimated at $500, 900.
Postmaster vancott, of New York, is
dead.
Both armies In ManchuIia continue
to rest.
General Kuropatkin has been made
commander in chief OF the Russian
army.
Many Of the Hull fishermen believe
the attack Of the Russian fleet was pre-
meditated.
The town Of Berkeley, Va, continues
under martial law. The authorities
are fearful of race riot breaking out.
John c. Haddock, a New York indie.
pendent coal mine owner and operator,
declares the coal roads have ruined
him.
Arrangements are almost complete
for openinhg schools on the island OF
Guam. There are $500 native chill
dren on the island.
Governor ChabmeIlain charges the
commissioner Of the general land Office
with failure to keep promise in regard
to lieu lands in Oregon.
A new Russian loan Of 1870, 900 900 |
hasv irtually been concluded. Half
the loan has been reserved for Germany
and the balance to France, Belgium
and Holland.
Eight Japanese warehouses on the
Yalu river at Antung, filled with IA
tions, clothing, ammunition and the |
prizes secured at the battle of the va.
lu, have been burned.
The weather in Manchuria is very
cold and there Is great scarcity Of fuel.
BY sale just made, SAC, 900 acres of |
land in Mexico has been sold to o Nor
mon colony.
The Standard dictionary received the
grand prize, the highest award, at the
st. Louis fair.
Many Japanese on the Pacific coast
are leaving for their home country to
join the army.
James F, Coopef, associate justice OF
the supreme court Of the Philippine
islands, has resigned.
Fire at the plant Of the New Home
Sewing Machine company, Orange,
Mass, entailed loss Of 100000.
The Russian minister to Great Brit
ain had narrow escape from violence
at the hands of mob who would
avenge the death of the Hull fisher.
men. He Is now guarded by police.
1t is probable that the Mississippi |
will soon be dredged, as engineers fear
the great river will soon become clog
ged and useless as a waterway.