Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-11-15
RESUME OF THE
WEEKS DO!NGS
General Review Of important Hap
peniNgs Presented In a Brief and
Comprehensive Manner for Busy
Eeadere-National. Political, His
torical and Commercial.

ly.
A new plague has caused II death
in small Texas town, and doctors ar
unable to control it.
1t is reported that King Alfonso c
Spain has been assassinated, but tn
reIort cannot be verified.
Wireless messages state that tn
presidential party is off the Florld
coast and enjoying fine weather.
The wrecking of the Milwaukee Ave
nue. bank of Chicago was re enacted OF
the stage in Chicago and nearly caused
riot.
Scientists have made arrangement
with the Italian government to com
plete the excavation of the ancien
Roman city of Herculaneum.
The Forestry bureau of the United
States has failed in its efforts to compe
the railroads to use oil for fuel on en-
gines passing through forest reserves.
1t now develops that the STANDARD Oh
company, aided by the railroads, die
their best to defeat Hoch for governor
Hoch received majority of over 1000
The boiler of Southern Pacific pas.
senger enginhe exploded at Sargent, a
small station in Southern California,
killing two persons and wreckng the
depot and four cars.
Hearst may gei the mayoralty OF New
York.
Idaho land fraud trials will begin
soon at Moscow.
An American consulate has been
opened at Mnkden.
Cuban liberals are making trouble
for Governor Magoon.
All the provincial governors of the
republic of Panama will meet Roose-
welt.
Russian terrorists dynamited train,
massacred the military guard, and se-
cured $5O0,000.
A small powder magazine 80 miles
from Chicago exploded, breaking win
dows three miles distant.
Four men were killed and the found
alton laid for lasting feud in Ken
tuckv over the recent election.
All British employees on the Panama
canal will have holiday to celebrate
the birthday of King Edward.
A whale ship has discovered an Es-
kimo band on Prince Edward island
who had never seen a white man.
A crazy Chilean who tried to gain
admission to the White House some
time ago has been arrested at Panama.
Secretary Bonaparte says the strength
shown by Hearst shows that the ques-
tion must be dealt with Sin spirit at
once liberal and conservative"
Taft ls on a tour of inspection of
rmy posts.
President Roosevelt went to Oyster
Bay and cast his vote, returning then
to Warrington.
President Roosevelt has arranged to
receive the Ute chiefs at the White
The Royal Hawaiian band, which
has been making tour OF the United |
States, is stranded in Ogden, Utah.
The president has dismissed in dis
grace whole battalion of negro troops
for refusing to disclose the identity of
come wrong doers among them, and
will also court martial white officer
igor making 6erogatory remarks against
the negro troops.
Navy yard employees were given
leave OF absence long enough to vote.
Chicago switchmen will 60 on strike
unless the railroads acecde to their de-
man1s.
1t is probable that the authorities of
will prohibit football after
the present season.
The Hartman lines are building I
wreck proof steel mail cars to replace I
their present wooden cars. &
Thomas Kinsey, purser on the At i
lantic liner st. Paul, has crossed the t
ocean COL times, more than any other
living man. He has sailed a total OF
J, ,703, 600 miles.
Sailors who were debarred from e
lancipg IN an amusement hall at New a
port, K. L.. have begun suit against Il
he proprietor. Roosevelt has contrib u
lted 500 to hep their case. e
The heirs Of the estate OF Pabst, the
Milwaukee brewer, will have to pay "
he inheritance tax On 81 900, 600 stock !,
n the Pabst Brewing company, trans ri
erred to them shortly before his death.
Stensland and Herring, the wreckres
4 the Milwaukee Avenue bank, of Chi
ago, were today sentenced to indeter- g
innate terms of imprisonment, which ~
lsy run from one to ten years. This n
ill not increase Stensland's present m
eDtence. b.