Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-05-03
NEWS OF THE week
In a Condensed Form for Our
Busy Readers.
a Resume of the less Important but
Not Less Interesting Events
Of the Past Week.
Rockefeller has given another vi
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900, 600 to Chicago university.
A long distance balloon flight from
st. Louis to Washington is to be at
tempted.
James Bartlett Hammond, president
Of the Hammond Typewriter company,
ia insane.
An attempt was ade TO wreck a pas !
senser train on the Southern railroad
near Harrisburg, n. @.
David Wilcox, former president OF
the Delaware 4 Hudson railroad COM
many, has committed suicide.
A gang of ore thieves has been cap
tured at GolG6eld, New. They had sol
pounds Of high grade ore cached.
Postal authorities after inspecting
steel mail cars express satisfaction and
no doubt all new cars will hereafter DC
made OF steel. aEs ttE#e.Er
The San Francisco Labor council has
passed resolutions condemning Roose-
yelt for his stand in the Meyer Petti-
bone Haywood case.
All signs seem to point to another
revolution in Guatemala in the near
future. One party has gone so far as
to form provisional government to oe
ready for emergencies.
The British cabinet has offered a
slight concession to Ireland.
Hartman plans a double track line
between Tacoma and Portland.
A bill for Polish autonomy has been
introduced in the Russian douma.
The treasurer of the woonsocket, r,
l., electric company has embezzled
ss2, 900.
Lumber handlers at the Vancouver
&c. mills have gene ON strike for
shorter day.
George ]. Gould favors railroad iegis
latjon, but does not like the idea
2-cent fares.
The front Of an eight-story Chicag
building collapsed without warning
No one was hurt.
A large Pittsburg packing house con
tanning a half million pounds Of lar,
burned. The loss is $500. 900. 4
Stuyvesant Fish, a director OF tn
Gould roads, says the coming crop wi
be a hard one to move, as the car shor'
age is as serious as ever.
There will be meeting attended b
delegates from all parts OF the Unite
States held in Washington early l
NAV to discuss ways and means OF era'
icating the white plague.
The Rhode Island Legislature has a.
iouIned without breaking the senator's
deadlock.
The attorney general of Kansas HI
a scheme whcih he believes will effec
lively stop all liquor traffic in his stat
Eastern Montana is experiencing
blizzard. On the Flathead Indian re
eryation there is over six inches
snow.
Hartman has plans for new tt
minal in Chicago and proposes to Iea
it by tunnel 22 miles long under t
lake.
The government has been asked
take alta hand in the labor trouble
the Rio Grande railroad and prevent
strike.
The crews, all Americans, OF sev
of the trains OF the Sonora railroad
in prison in Mexico charged with sm
Cling arms and ammunition into Il
country.
Four men burned to death,
horses killed and IL fremen injur
two of them seriously, and p1ope
loss of $4,000 is the result OF a
York fire.
Governor Magoon has signed a
cree granting amnesty to the meml
of the armed forces of Cuba who h
been found guilty OF committing OH
es during the recent revolution.
A parliament house is to be built
Russia.
The senatorial deadlock in Wisco
continues unbroken.
It is said Thaw lawyers will ask
a change Of venue for the next trial
Russian industry is being paral
nv the ontinued strike OF the sal
The senatorial deadlock in r
Island is practically where it WI
weeks ago.
A resolution asking Roosevelt K