Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-05-02
RESUME OF THE
WEEKS D0lNGS
0unsrL Rsvis~ Of important Hap
perlrgs Presented In q Brief ard
Comprehensive Manner for Busy
RsAders-htatooAl. Political. ~
Sartoai and OomnnorciaL.

bSSohic ihNNiNSu III u COuuICl.
Sydney Olivier, the new governor O
Jamaica, Is an avowed socialist.
Twelve miners were drowned in 6
flooded mine at Johnstown, Pa.
Heney says the acquittal of Hermann
will make no difference with the Ore
gon land cases.
Taft is said to have announced his
willingness to run ior president should
the chance come his way.
The treasure chest of Louis XVI,
buried when he left Versailles for Paris
more than 100 years ago, has been un-
earthed.
Berlin papers are commenting unfa-
vorably on Prince August Wilhelm's
projected visit to the United States to
secure an American education.
A new movement has started in Ire
land and is spreading rapidly which
looks to the absolute independence of
the Irish. England is somewhat
alarmed.
Rockefeller has given another $2,.
900, 900 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,
is insane.
An attempt was ade to wreck a pas
senger train ON the Southern railroad
near Harrisburg, N. c.
David Wilcox, former president of
the Delaware & Hudson railroad CON-
pany, has committed suicide.
A gang of ore thieves has been cap
tured at Goldfield, New. They had 951 |
pounds of high grade ore cached.
Postal authorities after inspecting
steel mail cars express satisfaction and
no doubt all new cars will hereafter be
made of steel.
The San Francisco Labor council has
passed resolutions condemning Roose-
velt for his stand in the Meyer Petit
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 a provisional government to be
ready for emergencies.
The British cabinet has offered a
slight concession to Ireland.
Hartman plans double track line I
between Tacoma and Portland. i
A bill for Polish autonomy has been
introduced in the Russian douma.
The treasurer of the Woonsocket, R.
l., electric company has embezzled {
t92, 900.
Lumber handlers at the Vancouver,
B. c., mills have gene on strike for a T
horter day. !,
George J. Gould favors railroad legis. h
alton, but does not like the idea of tf
cent farce. e.
The front Of an eight-story Chicago &C
uilding collapsed without warning. m
10 one wac hurt. hi
A large Pittsburg packing house con- III
aiming Q half million pounds Of lard tn
urned. The loss is 5000. 900. IL
Stuyvesant Fish, a director of the IN IN
ould roads, says the coming crop will w
3 hard one to move, as the car short az
se is as serious as ever.
There will be meeting attended by
'legates from all parts of the United
ates held in Washington early in fir
ay to discuss ways and means of Grad ter
ating the white plague. an
The Rhode Island legislature has ad- the
urned without breaking the senatorial ge,
adlock. nit
~. del
Inc attorfeny general OF kansas has she
'cheme whcih he believes will effect .JoC
'ly stop all liquor traffic in his state. In,
Eastern Montana is experiencing a Tw
zzard. On the Flathead Indian res con
alton there is over six inches of wei
,w..
Hartman has plans for new ter G
nal in Chicago and proposes to reach W.;
~ tunnel % miles long under the 49,;
e.
emf
he government has been asked to the
e alta hand in the labor trouble of ing
Rio Grande railroad and prevent an 6
ke. aski
he crews, all Americans, Of seven n;ro
be trains OF the Sonora railroad are Eli,
rison in Mexico charged with Snug acti,
g arms and ammunition into that -
itry.
,ur men burned to death. 250 1t
ee killed and IL fremen injured, has
of them seriously, and a property trict
of 5000, 900 is the result Of New ernn
( fire. calle
ceipt
parliament house Is to be built by ident
ia. cases