Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-04-05

Reelected senator.
Bristol's confirmation as district a
torney for Oregon is assured.
American money has saved thousane
OF lives in the Japanese famine di
tricts.
The president and senate leader
have agreed on the court review ament
ment to the rate hill.
Germany has found through the Nc
roccan conference that che has but on
friend in all Europe, Austria.
Sir Thomas Upton has complete
arrangements for the building of
challenger for the Americas cup i
1907.
The New York Central and Pennsyl
vania roads are said TO have agreed OF
consolidation. The present lines will
also be greatly extended.
An Indiana bachelor found eigh
babies on his doorstep few morning
ago. He Immediately sent for tn,
county officials to take charge.
A storm at English, Indiana, blew
down large tree, revealing the hidins
place of $2l 900 placed in the roots o.
the tree by an old miser may years ago
Representative Jones, of Washing.
ton, has bill requiring all American
vessels to carry sufficient oil to calm
the sea whenever the vessel may be in
danger in storms.
The Chinese boycott is believed to be
dying out.
Storer is still recognized az ambas-
sador at Vienna.
Troops have. been called out to sup
press riots at Winnipeg, Manitoba.
The Iowa legislature has passed
bill which will not allow any state off,
Ger to use a railroad pass.
The miners convention has decided
to accept the advance wherever granted
by the coal operators and work will
continue in those mines.
Representative Lacey, of Iowa, wants
all agricultural lands now embraced in
fo-eot reserves thrown open to entry
under t4e homestead laws.
Thirteen miner who were entombed
IN ,ne tre1ch Goa nine have just been
four a,jvc Thcv were in the mine 20
days and Ii I'd OIL horse feed.
Another s25 0oo has been sent to
japanese famine sufferers through the
National Red Cross. This makes $685.
900 sent through this source.
Announcement is made at Cleveland,
Ohio, of an advance of from = to Il
cents per gallon by the Standarl Oil in
the price of gasoline and naphtha
Governor Pattiaon, of Ohio, is grow.
ing worse.
Justice Harlan, of the United States
Supreme court, may resign.
The Chicago beef trust trial has been
Set for the second Monday in Decem-
Der.
The Ohio legislature has provided for
q commission to revise the insurance
laws of the state.
The president fears congress will
take no action on the Panama canal at
the present session.
Winnipeg, Manitoba, is in the hands
of mob. A street car strike is the
cause of the trouble.
President Roosevelt has again sent
Bristol's name to the senate for con-
firmaton as district attorney for Ore
gon.
The Mississippi river is rapidly ris- t
ing and the danger line has been ,
reached at several points near st. I
Louis. {
Great Britain has asked China for c
5000 taels for the recent Nanchang
murder and the opening of the port
of Wucheng Chi.
The Iowa legislature has passed a e
resolution providing for an insurance /
investigation similar to that had in b
New York last fall. Y
The fire in the big natural gas we'll g
near Caney, Kansas, has again been =
by means of huge iron !
cap dropped over the opening.
The Iowa Legislature has killed the g
direct primary bill. L
Revclutionists of China are planning /.
to depose the dowager empress.
Germany is planning navy equal to
that of both France and England.
Charles S. Francis has been appoint il
ed United States ambassador to Aus 81
tria. c.
A wealthy New York merchant has =,
left 1856, 200 to the colored school al >,
ruskegee, Alabama. l.
American delegates have solved the d,
problem of the Moroccan conference m
md an agreement is assured. OF
Steamship companies expect a weekly it
Iverage of 2, 1000 Russian emigrants to
he Uuited States during this summer.
Fire at Jamestown, Pa, destroyed
learly 81 ,000,0 900 worth of property. n,
)ne fireman was killed and several no
eriously injured. 'pl