Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-01-11

progress.
The Russian douma has been called
to meet March 8.
Five men were killed near Chicago
by the explosion of ton of dynamite.
The governor of Ohio was inaugural
ed in glass cage owing to delicate
health.
Idaho officers are conf lent they are
on the right track in the Steunenberg
murder case.
David H. Mffoat says he will extend
the Denver, Northwestern 4 Pacific
railroad to Portland.
More evidence in the Smoot case is
to be taken by the senate committee
on privileges and elections.
Much American money was lent
abroad during 1905. Nearly $780,
900, 900 went to Japan alone.
Alfred F. Norton, who has been
conducting a grocery store at Indianap-
oils "as Christ would" has gone bank
rupt.
II. Il. Rogers of the Standard Oil
company, has dehed the Missouri law
by refusing to answer questions con-
cernlng the oil business.
As result of collision on the
Philadelhia & Erie railroad between
fast passenger and freight, three
trainmen were killed and 20 passengers
more or less seriously injured.
The Santo Domingo revoluti on is
practically at an end.
The revolution in Russia has spoiled
the Christmas festivities.
Witte is accused of nullifying the
concessions to the Liberals.
No more Jamaicans will be allowled
to 60 to Panama to work on the canal.
The house and sentae are sure to
clash over the appropriation of money.
Fire in the heart of Kansas City de-
stroyed three blocks. The loss will
reach $4,000 No lives were lost.
The drydock Dewey, Oh it's way to
the Philippines, has reached Bermuda,
where stop was made for coal and
provisions.
Jerome is preparing to indict big fish
in insurance companies in February.
The small men are expected to turn
states evidence.
Two commissioners of the Chinese
emperor are on their way to this coun-
try to attend American schools and
study our ways.
The Navy department has presented
medals of honor to the II members of
the Bennington's crew who survived,
for bravery in rescuing more unfortu-
nate shipmates.
The secretary of the Interior has
WITHDRAW more than 200, 900 acres OF
public land in Arizona and New Mexico
from all forms of disposal except under
the mineral laws for inclusion within
forest reserves.
The house has received another rate
bill.
A reign of terror now exists at Riga,
Russia.
An immense graft by St. Louis po- {
lice has been exposed.
President Morales army has been
beaten and his general killed. ,
From Kansas north all trains are
greatly delayed by snow storms.
Both sides in the strike of printers
for an eight hour day claim gains.
Witte has ordered wholesale arrests
of all opponents to the governpnt. G
Twenty-one miners were killed in an
explosion at the Coaldale, W. Va, |!
coal mlnes.
One of Boston's savings banks has f
been looted by the officers and the in C
closed. b
Harvard university authorities have y
ordered that there must be change =
in football rules. .
The government will investigate the c
recent sale of the Fort Stevens military
in South Dakota.
cudll TdllIOdu COlIl pdIt-ts vi TIE UIlu-
die west have reserved the right to t,
Issue passes, but all the larger lines il
will enforce the new order strictly. Il
The Navy department has, petit a
toned congress for large number of a
changes in the navy. One OF the II
changes desired is the re-establishment II
Of the rank of commodore. c'
Whites cabinet is denounced as ;,
yrafters. q,
The national debt has decreased dur
ng the past year.
Three Cheyenne, Wyoming, soldiers =,
will die az a result of drinking a mix -
ure of bay rum, lemon juice and hair =.
onic. H.,
The production Of gold and silver in &c
he United States for 1905 shows an cl
Increase of 81, ,OOO, 900 gold and ,000,- NJ
100 ounces of silver. ist