Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-03-30
news OF THE week
IN a Condensed Form for Our
Busy Readers.
A Resume Of the Less Important bui
Net Less interesting Events
of the Past Week.

Santo Domingo may ask protection OF
the United States,
The Oregon City land Office will be
removed to Portland.
Mrs. Chadwick admits of debts
amounting to $3.50, 900.
Senior de AspiroE, the Mexican am
bassador at Washington, is dead.
Terrorists have warned the Russian
grand dukes that they will be removed,
Peasant revolts in Russia are becom-
ing widespread and soldiers object to
shooting.
French bankers have agreed TO make
Russia a loan on condition that she
make peace.
A consular dispute between Norway
and Sweden may dissolve the union be-
tween them.
Venezuela refuses to arbltrate dispute
With United States and diplomatic re-
lations may be broken.
The president finds he has not the
power to reduce the number of canal
commissioners, though he may make
any change in the personnel he may
desire.
Canadian shipbuilders have asked
the government for o bounty of So per
ton for ten years on Canadian built
ships to protect the industry against
British competition.
The Philippines may be sold to
Japan.
The Baltic feet has been seen in the
Indian ocean sailing eastward.
The United States has refused to aid
foreign claimants against Panama.
Germany has angered Turkey by pro-
testing against buying arms in Franc.
The czar has again turned from the
peace party and will continue the war.
Twenty-four Chinese smuggled over
the Mexican border at Ell Paso, Texas,
have been arrested.
The president hopes to stave off for
eign Intervention in Santo Domingo
until congress meets.
The eruption Of Vesuvius is abating,
there being only an occasional puff OF
light material and smoke.
The battleship Kansas will be christ
ened by breaking a bottle of Kansas
crude oil over its prov in the place OF
bottle of champagne, as is the custom.
There is movement in New York tc
erect at cost of 81, ,00O, 900 building
for a comprehensive exhibition Of
American and foreign art, and to pro-
vide home for New York art societies
Strikes and peasant revolts are being
renewed in Russia.
Japan is raising the sunken Russian
ships at Port Arthur.
The president has announced his in
tention to change the canal commission
Kuropatkin has been appointed com
mander of the First ManchuFian army
Russian bureaucrats are being driver
to make peace by terms dictated for
new French loan.
The United States government hal
called for arbitration of the Venezuelan
dispute, with the alternative of force.
A new island has risen in the sea O.
Japan, caused by the action of vol
cano. The mikado's flag has beer
raised on its top, which has a circum
ference of two and three-fourths miles
Although the city ordinances of New
York forbid the erection of brick anC
stone buildings in frosty weather, som'
rs fiat buildings have been finished
since January /, and now that the NOR
tar is thawing they are falling down.
Over 8 1000 men hive been thrown ou
of employment as the result OF the shut
down of the Havemeyer sugar refner!
in Brooklyn.
News of another crushing blow to tn
Russian army is being withheld.
A Chicago judge says woman has
right to kill her husband in self
defense.
Italy has sent warship to SAINT
Domingo to demand the payment o
her claims.
An addition is being built to Presi
dent Roosevelt's summer home at Sag
amore Hill, LII.
The war party in Russia is caricatur
ing Roosevelt and trying to draw Franc
and Germany into war.