Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-08-31
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 Wosk.

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Morocco has about concluded loan
of $4,000, 900 in Germany.
Peace negotiations have delayed ac-
tion on the Oregon iudgeship.
Health authorities believe yellow fe-
yer will be extinguished in another
month.
The president spent three hours on
board the submarine boat plunger dur
ing trial trip.
A tunnel under the Detroit river coh-
Meeting Detroit and Windsor has been
started. The work viii take three
years.
A new treaty of alliance which draws
the two nations closer together than
ever has been signed by Great Britain
and Japan.
Baldwin's air ship has made the
most successful flight of any yet in
vented. 1t has even eclipsed the fam
ous Dumont balloons.
The Federal grand jury at Portland
has INDICTED Claude F. Thayer, of Til
lamook, and several others who operat-
ed with him for conspiracy.
The affairs of the Chicago worlds
fair of 1898 have been wound up. The
stockholders were paid lax per cent
dividends on the $500, 900 stock,
Citizens of New York have nominat-
ed Jerome for mayor.
Lord Roberts, of the British army,
will soon visit the Pacific coast.
The Japanese people oppose conces-
sions and want the war to go on.
King Oscar is willing to let Prince
Charles take the throne of Norway.
yellow fever is still spreading in
Louisiana, but not in New Orleans.
The president has renewed his efforts
to arrange compromise despite the
cars unfavorable reply.
France threatens to seize Moroccan
town unless one of her citizens held
prisoner is surrendered.
A cloudburst in the vicinity of Rhode
canyon, Colorado, killed nine persons
and destroyed much property.
An unknown man robbed the First
National bank at Collinsville, /. T.,
and escaped with 81 200. Officers are
in pursuit.
A Japanese transport collided with
a British steamer in the Indian sea and
sank. One hundred and twenty-seven
soldiers drowned.
There is building boom in New
York City and the municipal building
departments have doubled their staff
The work started from January | to
June 22 will cost over $66, 900, 900, or
more than during the four preceding
years.
All Poland is rioting and every fac
tory is closed.
F. A. Heinze, the Montana copper
king, is buying copper mines in Mex
leo.
A number of yellow fever cases have
been discovered along the Upper Mis-
sissippi river.
The Norwegian storthing has decided
to negotiate with Sweden for the pur-
pose of dissolving the union.
The feeling throughout Europe is
that peace cannot be concluded between
Japan and Russia at this time.
Kermit Roosevelt is hunting in
Sotuh Dakota in an endeavor to break
his fathers bear killing record.
Five deaths have resulted from the
collision between trolley car and a
passenger train at Cincinnati last week.
Three persons were killed and two
freight trains demolished in head-on
collision Is miles from Topeka, Kan
sas, on the Union Pacific railroad.
A Chinese envoy has been sent to
America to study the exclusion ques-
tion.
Fire in East Portland destroyed %
buildings and large amount of ele-
waited roadways. The loss will reach
500, 600, with only about 500, 900 in
surance.
The sultan of Sulu proposed marriage
to Miss Roosevelt and took a refusal
bard.
An earthquake of some violence has
been felt throughout the entire Missis-
sippi valley.
Minister Conger denies tnat he is to
go to China to endeavor to check the
boycott against American goods.