Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-08-10
,ENS::H THE WEEK
ah"auCandenSed Form for Our
"JV"' mr s"d .ps' Busy Readers.
BAvRssume Of the Less important but
habv Not Less Interesting Events
nrav, of the Past Week.


the hands of a receiver, having issued
railway aid bonds to the amount Of
$1,000, 900, which it cannot pay.
The Cuban congress is expected to
adjourn without passing the bill open
ing the Cuban market to American rice
and encouraging rice culture in Cuba.
The reason given for so many Ital.
ians dying from yellow fever is the fact
that they conceal the disease as long as
possible and take wrong diet until too
late.
New York will build new Manhat-
tan terminal of the Brooklyn bridge at
cost OF 5000, 900 to avert the crush
which occurs daily during the rush
hours.
The National Board of Fire Under
writers is considering motion to sus-
pend all business in Arkansas in conse-
quence OF the new law against the fire
insurance trust in that state.
A Baltimor 4 Ohio passenger train
jumped the track near Johnstown, Pa,
and two passengers were fatally injured
and number of others were so badly
injured they had to be taken to hospi-
tails.
In consequence of the dispute with
the National bank OF Hayti about the
attachment of customs receipts by cred
itors, the Haytian government has an
nounced that the treasury service will
be confined to Haytian officials.
There is small prospect of new Chi
nese exclusion treaty.
Japan now has complete possession of
the island of Sakhalin.
Large Russian reinforcements are
being rushed to the front
The kaiser and King Edward may
meet to reconcile Germany and Great
Britain
Louisiana will arm boats and send
them to patrol the coast to see that
the quarantine is enforced.
Witte asserts that he has full power
" Hdhc q pc8CC lIcdty anu tLtb nueSlh
will be bound by his action.
1t is understood that the president is
considering seriously the name of R.
S. Bean for Federal judge for Oregon.
District Attorney Heney says he will
try the Williamson-Gesn -Biggs case
as many times as there is a disagree
ment of the jury
The New York legislative inquiry in
to the affairs of the Equitable is believ-
ed will result in whitewash, but Dis
trict Attorney Jerome will punish the
grafters.
Many passenges for the Lewis and
Clark fair have been stranded by the
strike of the telegraph operators on the
Northern Pacific and Great Northern
railroads. Both sides claim to have |
the advantage.
The draft of new Franco Russian
treaty has been completed.
Arrivals of immigrants at New York
in July were about $4,000, against &c.
OOO IN July, l9U4.
Fire destroyed the mill, warehouse
and elevator of the Kansas City Milling
company, at Kansas City. Loss, $780,
900.
James S. Carnaham, commander-in-
chief of the Uniform Rank, Knights of
Pythias, is critically i'll at his home in
Indianapolis.
The Pagan Iron Works, in Jersey
City, were destroyed by fire, involving
loss of 100000 and throwing 300
men out Of employment.
A cloudburst near Colorado Springs,
Colorado, filled cut on the Rock Is
land railroad with sand for a distance
of a mile and blocked traffic on that
line.
Suit has been commenced against the
direct ors of the Equitable to make them
return their ill-gotten gains.
Owing to divisions among parties,
Chile has been without a government
for two months. President Riesco is
forming a provisional government
amgon his personal friends.
The Haytien government is having a
dispute with it's creditors about Gus
toms receipts deposited in the National
bank, each party claiming them. The
bank refuses to surrender the money
until the courts decide the question.
A cholera epidemic prevails at Mad
ras, British India.
Norway and Sweden will not favor
making the Baltic closed sea.