Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-04-07
news OF THE WEEK
In a Condensed Form for Our
Busy Readers.
A Resume Of the Less important but
Net Less Interesting Events
Of the Past Week.

OF tne FaSt week.
Both armies in Manchuria are ready
for another big battle.
Italian warships are at hand to en-
force demands on Venezuela if neces-
sary.
1t is officially announced that the
Russian feet has finally started for
Vladivostok.
1t is announced that King Alfonso OF
Spain will marry the Princess of Con-
naught, of England.
Returns seem to indicate that the Re-
publican state ticket has carried in
Michigan by upwards of 900 ma
jority.
Taft proposes to take the leaders of
the antis to the Philippines in hopes of
showing them the necessity of reducing
the tariff.
Roosevelt has announced that he
would make no move toward securing
peace in the Far East until both ma
tions have announced their readiness
to discontinue hostilities.
1t is reported in Washington that be-
force his departure from the city the
president issued an order recalling T.
Cader Powell, recently appointed
United States marshal of Alaska.
Heney has announced that Mitchell
will be the first tried for land frauds.
Hermann and Williamson will follow
and then the others. The trails will
commence early in June. Heney says
he will also not work for other indict-
ments until some convictions are Sc
cured.
Russia will float aDother internal
loanof $1OO, 900, 900.
Congressman say santo Domingo
needs prote torate.
Payne says the coming congress will
not change the present tariff laws.
Government receipts for March ex-
ceeded the expenditures by nearly ST.
100000.
Robert J. Wynne, recently appointed
consul general at London, has left fol
his post.
The Japanese are making turning
movement on Kirin, preparatory to ar
attack on Vladivostok.
The Seattle representative of Jap
anese concern has offered to furnish
10000 Japanese laborers to dig the
Panama canal.
The president has selected Theodore
P Shonts, president of the Toledo, St
Louis & Western railroad, as head O.
the new Panama canal commission.
Nothing has been heard for severa
days of the japanese army following
General Linievitch, and St. Petersburg
authorizes are fearful that another sur
prise is about to be sprung.
Tnhe Venezuelan court has decidet
gainst the American asphalt trust, ac
cusing it of aiding the recent revolu
tion. A decision has also been rem
derde against the French cable com
pany.
Oyama's army has resumed genera
advance.
Russell Sage has retired from activ
business.
Many Japanese prisoners in Russi
commit suicide.
Russians say the japanese are bus
stirring up the boxers again.
The yellow peril scare against Japa
has been revived in Europe.
The Bannockburn company may re
build its woolen mills at Albany.
The railway rate bill will be read
in October, when the president wi
call congress together.
All reports of mediation and peae
are denied by Russian authorities, wh
say the war will go on.
Incendiaries set fire to the shi
building works at Sevastopol, doin
great damage to work under way.
During March $4,000 immigrant
came into this country through th
port of New York. Last year for til
same month the arrivals were only At
S77.
An anonymous threat to dynamit
the Warsaw police has caused the off
GERS TO beat everyone coming in the d
rection OF the barracks, compellir
them to go in another direction.
Hayti is threatened with anti-syria
riots.
The kaisers visit to Morocco irritat,
France and raises British hopes.
A newly arrived Russian at Ne
York has been found to have leprosy.
Japanese statesmen propose trip
alliance of Japan, United States ar
Britain.
The Salvation Army has establish,
a fresh air home for Chicago waits {