Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-11-23


Missouri may shut out two more in
surance companies.
TAFT denounces trusts which oppos
free trade with the Philippines.
King Christian has accepted the Nor
wegian throne for Prince Charles.
The president will cooperate wit
the states in compelling insurance re
form.
Russian Baltic ports are frozen up
thus cutting off communication b.
water.
The Cuban government has learne,
OF fresh plans for the overthrow o
President Palma.
The death roll in the wreck of tn,
steamer Hilda, off the coast of France
has grown to 1913.
Secretary Hitchcock and Attorney
General Moody have agreed to remain
in the cabinet 10: another year
A number of towns in Northern
Utah are without tuel and should q
sudden cold snap come many people
would suffer.
The production of gold in the United
States during 1904 amounted to 9,910,-
729 ounces, valued at $50, ,635, SAG, an
increase of over $1,000, 900.
General Chaffee will soon retire.
Taft says canal needs more money.
Poles fear intervention by the kaiser
if they revolt.
Senator Shoots political control of
Utah is ended.
Further revelations are expected in
California on insurance scandal.
The Norwegian storthing has form.
ally elected Prince Charles as king
The board of consulting engineers
has decided in favor of sea level
canal.
The outbreak OF yellow fever in
Havana is being controlled and few
new cases are reported.
Workmen of Russia have called off
the strike and claim success in saving
Cronstadt mutineers.
San Francisco has raised $25, 900 for
Russian Jews and expects to add an
other IS, 900 to the fund.
A meeting of Denver business men
passed resolutions favoring better tariff
regulations with the Philippines.
Over half of Vladivostok has been
destroyed as result of the recent out
break. The damage is estimated at
$25, 900, 900.
During football game at Ann Arbor
a grand stand fell, hurling 1000 peo-
pie into the wreckage. Not more than
dozen were hurt sufficiently to require
the services of physician.
California politicians are now be-
coming involved in the insurance scan
dal.
The strike in Poland is believed to
have been broken and the country is
settling down.
Indications are thatl new register
of the Lewiston land Office will not be
named for some time.
Secretary Root is preparing to initi-
ate negotiations for the settlement of
all pending disputes with Canada.
Many women are going to Panama
to work as servants in the various
camps along the route Of the canal.
-
caused loss of livestock, grain ard
farm buildings estimated at $500, 900.
A FIRE which started in a Knoxville,
Tenn, paint store destroyed 5000, ZOO
worth Of property before extinguished.
European nations are not pulling to-
gether in their demonstration against
Turkey and the sultan doesn't seem
badly scared.
The canvass of the New York cleo
ton shows gains for Hearst.
The contributions for the relief of I
he Russian Jews totals $4,000 from !
Ill parts of the world Of this 1870, 900 j
came from the United States. 7
All of Mayor Dunne's plans for i'm
mediate municipal ownership of the
Chicago street railways have been ,
shattered by the council reaching an :
agreement with the companies placing +
he time ten years hence.
Speaker Cnnon has declared against 1
ariff revision.
The president has removed Register q
Vest, of the Lewiston, Idaho, land h
flee. :,
More than 100000 has been raised +
n the United Sites for the relief of the
.ussIaan Jews.
Austria fears her Polish subjects will
evolt of Russian Poland is successful y
D securing autonomy.
The Riverside Bridge works, at Mar Il
ms Ferry, Ohio, has burned. The {
zee will reach 100000 Ifo