Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-09-28
news OF THE WEEK
In a Condensed Form for Our
Busy Readers.
A Resume of the Less important but
Not Less Interesting Events
of the Past Week.

arbitration treaty.
The Odd Fellows sovereign grand
lodge will meet at Toronto next year.
The government is still paying five
pensions on account of the Revolution
airy war.
Sockeye salmon are plentiful in the
Fraser river, B. O., but there is no
market for them.
A Santa Fe train was derailed near
Newton, Kansas. Several persons
were injured, one of whom will die.
Minister Takahira, now at Washing
ton, viii be sent to st. Petersburg, and
Baron Kaneko viii probably succeed
him in this country.
A landslide on Mount San Paolino,
Sicily, buried town at the foot of the
mountain. The inhabitants had been
warned and most Of them escaped.
A paymaster's train on the Reading
road collided with a milk train near
Harrisburg, Pa. Pay checks amount
ing to over $4,000 we're scattered in
every direction.
A dynamite bomb exploded in New
York tenement shook up the whole
neighborhood. That nobody was seri-
ously injured appears remarkable. The
work was that of the Italian "Black
Hand"
The president of Venezuela has
snubbed a French diplomat.
Two men we're killed and 43 injured
In the Nevada railroad wreck.
Advocates of republic for Norway
are again coming to the front.
More earthquake shocks are being
felt In Italy. Panic reigns among the
villagers.
The bank OF Nordstrand, Mimi, a
private institution, has closed its doors.
1t is capitalized at $4,000.
Vandals visited the two Catholic
cemeteries at Escanaba, Mich, and de-
molished the crosses on over 200 monu-
ments.
President of Hull, of the Great
Northern, in an address to farmers of
Southern Minnesota, condemned regu-
lation of railroad rates.
Franco-Germman negotiations rel
ative to Morocco have been resumed
and it is believed a definite arrange
ment is nearing completion.
The Odd Fellows sovereign grand
lodge is considering the erection Of a
81 900, 900 sanitarium for consumptive
members at Las Vegas, New Mexico.
Rebels in German South Africa sur
prised convoy, practically annihilst-
ed its escort of German troops, cap
tured thousands of cattle, 122 wagons,
many rifles and quantity Of ammu-
milton.
Germany has checked the outbreak
Of cholera.
New York primary elections are to
be the scene Of warm contest.
A man in dresamakers' convention
at Chicago caused panic until he was
elected.
Ohio Democrats say the tariff is not
to be the chief issue OF the campaign in
that state.
While all points have not been set
tied, pace between Norway and Swed-
en- iB assured.
Anthracite coal operators will resist
the demands Of the miners and another
great strie is looked for in the near
future.
6ixsy Of the most elaborately equip
ped Pullman cars ever used west OF the
Missouri river have been put on the
Union Pacific from Omaha to California
and Portland.
President Paul Morton, Of the Equit- |
able Life, has discovered where nearly
q million dollars Of the policy holders
money has gone to pay bad debts. He
will sue TO recover.
The Japanese peace commission has |
started for Japan with the treaty.
Aeronaut Beachey has sailed his air
ship from the Lewis and Clark exposi- |
tion grounds to the Vancouver bar |
racks. On the return trip he was un-
able to reach the starting point on &C.
count Of adverse winds, and lack Of
gasoline for bis engine.
Witte has arrived in Europe.
Roosevelt win visit New Orleans in
October.
Anthracite miners are preparing TO |
make new demands on operators.