Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-02-08
Castro VOWS vengeance on France.


The Union Pacific has bought col
troll of the Illinois Central railroad.
W. C. T. O. workers will ask Mi.
Roosevelt to bar wine from her wee
ding.
Kansas authorities are after brott
or of John D. Rockefeller for Ian
fraud.
John A. Linn, clerk OF the Coo
county. illinois, court, is charged wit
embezzling $50, 900.
From present indications the disput
between France and Germany in Mo
rocco cannot be settled.
The Washington railroad commission
may make stricter ruling on issuing
passes by railway companies.
Germany is exasperated because o
her inability to secure reciprocit.
treaty with the United States.
The governor of Iowa will call
meeting of the various governors early
in the summer for the purpose of unit
ing on plan to secure election o.
United States senators by the people.
Witte Is preparing plan to sell land
to peasanst.
Roosevelt denies that he is acting as
dictator to congress.
The pope has advised French Cath.
Olics to give in to the state.
Colonel Cotton reports that pe"ce
has been restored in Santo Domingo.
Twenty seven bodies have been re-
covered from the wreck of the Valencia.
Seattle people are indignant over the
Valencia investigation and demand
more rigid inquiry.
Senator Hepburn, of Idaho, is seri-
ously i'll and an operation for appendi-
citis cannot long be delayed.
A cold wave has struck the eastern
portion of the United States. In plac-
es the temperature dropped 40 degrees
in "a hours.
The American Smelling trust is buy
ing control in the large copper compan-
les and it is believed huge trust is
being formed.
The United Mineworkers Of America
have decided to call strike in every
stat April l. The order is expected to
affect 600, 900 men and cut off the fuel |
supply of the nation.
Hermann has offered a bill to the |
house providing for 100000 for the
construction and maintenance for the |
first year of sea-going dredge for Ore
gon harbors.
Great Britain may institute radical
reforms in her army to please Japan.
Vladivostok rebels have driven out
the Cossacks and enforced an armed
truce.
The annual report of the Philippine
shows the island to be in
good condition.
General Chaffee has retired az chief
Of staff of the army. He is succeeded
by John G. Bates.
Many bodies are being recovered
from the wreck of the Valencia which
Are not being identified.
Fire destroyed an entire block in the
:ity of Panama. The loss will reach
b500,000 with very little insurance.
Cossacks in Siberia after an armed
with rebels threw over l 300
nto Lake Baikal through holes in the
ce.
Fire broke out in the transport
Meade at San Francisco. Three lives
we're lost. The property damage will
lot be great.
The First United States infantry has .
allied from New York for the Philip ,
Zines The troops will 90 by way of +
be Suez canal. (
1t has just been given out that for t
he past four years the Equitable Life +
insurance society has insured free the Fl
ives of its 900 employees for 81 900 L
ach. v
A suit has been started in Nebraska O.
D break up combine of fire insurance n
len.
King Frederick, OF Denmark, will
ork for an alliance with Norway and
weden. m
A high official in Tifis, Russia, has d.
cen blown to pieces by a revolution p
~ bomb. s,
The net earnings OF the United States "
eel corporation in 1905 total nearly vi
20, ,000,0 900. az
Shonts Gays he cancelled the Markell N,
ntract for hotels on the canal zone hI
cause there was too great a graft.
The Postal Progress league, at its an
Ial meeting in Boston, declared in
vor of consolidation of third and Sc
lrtb class mail matter at the third ga
lss rate, l cent for two ounces. This tn
'uld reduce general merchandise rates tn
per cent. ia