Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-11-02
RESUME OF THE
WEEKS D0lNGS
General Review Of Important Hap
penings Presented in a Brief and
Comprehensive Manner for Busy
Readers-National, Political, His
torical and Commercial.

Strike leaders have formed govern.
ment at Moscow to act independently
of the imperial authorities.
Fifteen of lO7 patients treated at the
Portlsand sanitarium for consumptives
have been discharged as cured.
Russia will be unable to get the new
loan of $3.50, 100000 she wants until
after the present trouble is settled
A maniac killed two men at Chenoa,
Illinois, and made a fortress of the steel
vault in the bank. He was captured
by the use of chloroform.
Apostle Dowie is recovering his
health and will soon return to Chicago
from Mexico, where he has been ar
ranging for his new Zion City.
An extradition treaty has been ap-
proved by the United States and San
Marino. A consul will be sent to
Washington. San Marino is the small
est and oldest republsic in the void
The Russian cruiser Leena, now at
San Francisco, may be seized by revo-
lutionists as soon as she reaches the
Black sea. The crew sympathizes with
the present movement against the gov
ernment.
Secretary Taft has completed his es-
Inmates of the appropriations required
for the War department for the next
fiscal year. They total 1O4,9sS,-
267.75, $40, 900, 900 less than the last
congress appropriated.
Taft has started for Panama.
Southern congressman are united
for rate bill.
A split in Maryland Democracy may
end Germans rule.
Fire has destroyed one of the Prince
ton college buildings.
King Oscar has declined the Norwe-
gian throne for member of his family.
The czar may grant constitution in
Russia similsar to that of Great Brit
ain.
A prairie ire near Minot, n. D., has
destroyed thousands of tons of hay,
some buildings, a large amount of grain
and some stock.
The steamer conveying President
Roosevelt from New Orleans to the
warship at the mouth of the river col
lided with a fruit steamer. No one
was injured, and after short delay the |
president proceeded.
Acting Public Printer Ricketts, has
been in conference with the senate and |
house committees on printing. Ac-
eording to him thousands of dollars
might be saved every year by refusing
to print worthless reports.
A Louisville Southern passenger
train travelling so miles an hour plung-
ed through bridge eight miles west of
Lexington, Ky. A large number of
passengers were injured many OF whom
will die. The death list is expected to.
reach at least Is.
The only trains running in Russia
are manned by soldiers.
Senator German defends negro dis
franchisement in Maryland
Togo continues to receive many hon
ors from japanese business men.
A new counterfeit silver dollar has
made its appearance in Portland.
Fire which burned a Hot Springs,
hotel caused the death of six
guests
Kaiser Wilhelm has just made a
speech warning the army to be ready
for war.
1t is rumored that Gomez is buying
arms for Liberals and will start a revo-
luton in Cuba. Il
All the formatlities of the dissolution ,
Of the union between Norway and Swe- I
len have heen concluded.
1t is reported from Sebastopol that
he Russian battleship Pateleimon,
the Kniaz Potemkin, on !
which the mutiny recently occurred,
las been destroyed by revolutionists.
Foreign bankers have refused to =
make another loan to Russia until !;
,eace is restored in the empire.
1t is believed the senate will ratify
he treaty with Santo Domingo for
the affairs Of that country. i
Leading bankers Of Europe have z
ormed a big organization to do bust I
les in various Central America coun- o
ries. 5
Canal engineers say the work can be :
one in ten years.
Japan says she has no desire to ac- il
uire the Philippine islands. {
Senator Foraker will lead the fight
,r the railroads against the rate bill.
The American minister is acting as
lediator between France and Vene- \
lela. a,
Robbers wrecked the safe in the ri
idgeville. indiana, bank, and escaped X
ith 1000. Ioi