The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-12-26
news OF THE WEEK
In a Condensed Form Tor Our
Busy Readers.
a Resume of the Less importantsbd,
Not Less Interesting Events
of tthe Past Week.

of the Past Week.
The rush of aliens to Europe has
subsided.
The De Beers company will reduce
the output Of diamonds.
Quiet has again been restored in Te-
heran, the Perissn capital.
The premier Of Hungary has "chal-
lenged man to q duel because he was
accused Of being dishonest.
The Kansas City grand jury is very
busy returning indictments, principal
ly for violation Of the Sunday closing
law.
The mint at Philadelphia has been
ordered to cease coming silver and coin
only double eagles. About III 900, 600
gold day will be coined.
The explosion at the GD4rr mine,
Jacobs Creek, Pa, killed every miner
at work in,the tunnel. 0nly-six bodies
have been taken out and there are at
least lS0 deal.
Immigrante afflicted with contagious
diseases are cominginto NewtHork fast
.er than the local anthorities can care
for them. One day;recently 90 immi-
grantssuffering from contagious diseas-
.es were turned over &o the loeal author
tiles hyrthe Federal health inspectors.
Smallpox has broken ont near Pc
Ell, Wash.
An assay Office has been established
at Albany, Oregon.
James Hamilton Lewis' issn candidate
dor governor ofMllinois.
Goldfeld, mineowners say efferts at
compromise come too late.
Legal holidays are over I'M California.
December 21 waG the last.
The battleshipi feet Is we'll off the
Florida coast and all is we'll on boand.
Japanese are anxious for Admiral
Evans toyvisit them with his bdttleship
fleet.
Representative sScott, of Kansas,
would prohibit de2,ing in futures on
grain.
The first train has passed under tho
Hudson river at New y ork ithrouf b the
.McAdoo tunnel.
The total loss to vessel property on
the great lakes amounted 20 $74F 900
for rho aaaann ef,1Q01
The Illinois, ,Smuprse court has de-
clared unconstitutional the law forbaud-
ding speculation in theater tickets.
The ,Searchlight Bank & Tkust COM
pany, of Searchlight, Nevada, has been
looted by the president Of the .corpos-
fion.
Friction between C0rtelyou and
Roosevelt may result in tie resignation
of the former.
Michigan electric road managers say
they cannot operate ,sA a profit for less
chan 2 cents @ile.
An Atlanic liner arrived at New
York few days ago with oCly seven
nrst CLASS passengers.
George Rex Clarke, blind since birth,
has Just graduated from the University
OF Chicago with an A. B. degree.
A New York man has had his name
changed from Crooke to Croohe, be-
cause his sweetheart would not accept
such a name.
The Supreme court OF Illinois holds
that the anti-cigarette law does not
prohibit the sale of cigarettes made
from pure tobacco.
More than 100 all steel passenger
cars will be in use on the Pennsylvania
railroad between Pittsburg and New
York shortly after January /.
The liner Oceanic, which has just
sailed for Europe from New York, car
ried S5,l07 money orders, worth ST.
192, 2,422.25, which is record cargo.
The regulation requiring soldiers to
stand at salute while the "Star Span
gled Banner" is being played is modi-
fed so as to permit the men to stand
erect and to salute only at the last note
OF the music.
The car and the douma will clash
on the rebuilding Of the Russian navy.
Cortelyou denies that he is candi-
date for the Republican presidential
nomination.
Wireless messages from the fleet
show that 1t is making good progress in
Its journey south.
Butte mobs have defied the Federal
courts orders and deported nonunion
telephone linemen.
Electric power has been cut off at
Goldfeld and the mines have had to
suspend temporarily.
Justice Gould has enjoined the Amer.
ican Federation Of Labor from boycott
ting the Buck Stove 4 Range company.
The state does not seem to be making
much progress in the Pettibone trial.
Judge Wood will not permit Colorado
labor troubles to be brought into the
case.
Johan Poulsen, Of the InmanP P-oulsen
company, Of Portland, told the Inter-
stata Commerce commission his COM