Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-06-27
RESUME OF THE
WEEKS DONNGS
0sasrh Re~isU Of important Hap
peaARgs Presented In a Brief and
0ogsprehsns~e Manner for Busy
Readsrs-NaHoral. Political His-
torsoai and Commercial.


Prominent men are implicated ii
the Colorado land frauds.
Italian bakers have gone on a
strike against night work.
Deaths and prostrations are oi
daily occurrence in New York.
Mayor Schmitz continues to exer-
else executive authority from his
cell.
The San Francisco street car strike
is proving a failure and many men
are returning to work.
The Union Pacific claims the two
cent rate law is not compulsory and
will fight it in the courts.
Investigation shows that all
opium dens in the Chinese part of
Shanghai have been closed.
Mark Twain was visitor of King
Edward who was greatly pleased
with the American humorist.
The governments anti-Polish pol
icy is increasing. Many Polish pap
ers are being suppressed and meet
ings forbidden.
A Seattle restaurant has declined
to serve Japanese.
Daniel OSIRIS, Paris banker, has
left $5,OO0,000 to the Pasteur insti-
tute.
The derailment of work train
near Detroit, Mimi, resulted In the
death of two men.
The consul general of Guatemala
to the United States says President
Cabrera is in the best of health.
The trial of Louis Glass, general
manager of the Pacific States Tele-
pone Company, will start in few
days.
The telegraphers' strike in San
Francisco came as surprise to East
ern men who thought the trouble all
settled.
Many French soldiers have de-
serted and joined the rebels in the
wine-growing district where rioting
is serious.
Presidents of all western railroads
have a scheme whereby they hope to
inaugurate 2 cent passenger rate
on all roads.
The Standard Oil Company is Sc
curing control of various railroads |
which will give them continuous
line from ocean to ocean.
Grover Cleveland is reported as |
being i'll, but in no grave danger.
The Vanderbilts have gained con-
troll of several belt lines running out
of Chicago.
Schmitz has set up plea that he
is too i'll to be in Jail and should De
released on bail.
President Cabrera, of Guatemala,
is reported to be dying. Blood pois-
oning is given as the cause.
Prince Pescar, a member OF the
Italian nobility, was killed in an au-
tomobile accident near Naphs.
A bill for a receiver of the Waters
Pierce Oil Company has been filed in
the Federal court at Sherman, Texas.
A number of business houses on
Van Ness avenue, San Francisco,
have been destroyed by fire. Loss
$25O,000.
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brou ght out the troops and in the
clash that followed several persons
were killed.
Two of the regular stages from
Cal, to Wawona were
held up and about $3.50 in money
and considerable jewelry secured.
The BLACK Kid" is supposed to have
done the work.
Governor Hughes has signed the bill ,
granting a recount of the New York /
vote. Y
The Adams Express company has
lust paid dividends to the extent OF 2Oo :
Der cent in bonds.
Ruef has been gwen another week to
answer indictments in connection with
,he United Railways bribery.
The state has introduced letters
written by Haywood which implicate h
lin in the Steunenberg murder. p
China is grateful to the United States O
or a reduction of the indemnity grant {
d at the close of the Boxer trouble. y
schmitz has notified the supervisors a
hat he is mayor and any action taken s.
Without his sanction will be fought. Il
BENJAMIN Ide Wheeler has declined
he presidency of Massachusetts col
age in order to remain with the Uni
ersitv of California, although the n
position pays $4,000 per r.
ear more. ~
Russian officials fear no outbreakp as n
result of the dissolution of the douma. in
France is threatened with a revolt in u, m
,e south over the wine growing indus n,
y. d'
Market quotations are to be posted
\ Union Pacific trains.
Denver is full of delegates to attend id
,e land law convention. IN
The new Salvadorean revolution is tt
,t making much headway. isa