Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-07-11
General Review of Important Hap
penings Presented in Brief and
Comprehensive Manner for Busy
Readers-National, Political, His
torical and Commercial.

favoring President Zelaya in Salvador
The kaiser has offered to buy an air
sip if its inventor can sail it acros
Germany.
The railroads of the country hav
adopted plan OF publicity to conciliat
the people.
Mrs. H. F. Mccormick daughter o
John D. Rockefeller, says her father il
being prosecuted.
Endeavorers from all parts of the
United States are on their way to Seat
tie to attend the conventiono.
st. Louis publishers are to sue the
government because their publications
have been barred from the mails as sec.
ond class matter.
As an evidence of the large amount
OF money sent out of the United States
by japanese it is shown that those in
Portland annually send $4,000 to
Japan.
A row betweed Tillman and Dolliver
has led to talk of duel.
The Hague conference is having some
lively debates over the American prop
ositions.
Express companies in Nebraska will
fight the new state law reducing rates
25 per cent.
japanese have formally demanded IL
censes IN San Francisco preparatory to
suing for damages.
Commissioner Neill is making
strenuous effort to kept he telegraph
ers strike from spreading.
The Jamestown fair has borrowed
another $35O,0OO The ccmpany's
property is given as security.
Sedition is spreading in India and it
is predicted that England will soon
have another war on her hands.
Archbishop Glinnon, of st. Louis, |
has been appointed to take a census of
American Catholics, estimated at 49,
100000.
The Union Pacific at the Omaha
shops has just turned out two all steel
box cars and it is probable the change
will be adopted.
Judge Charles swayne, of the North
ern district of Florida, is dead. The
judge was brought into prominence a
short time ago by an attempt to i'm
peach him.
Telegraph operators are to vote on a
general strike.
1t is reported that the Moqui Indians
in Utah are on the warpath.
Philadelphia has forbidden games at
school in which there is kissing.
Odessa is again the scene of rioting
in which many Jews are being killed. s
A tornado in Eastern Wisconsin
struck several towns and killed two
people.
The Hague conference is receiving {
many propositions to mitigate the hor-
rors of war. g
Negotiations are in progress to settle V
the dispute between United States, Co
lombia and Panama. s
Grover Cleveland, who has been i'll .
for three weeks, is improveud suffi-
ciently to be around the house. I
Bandit Raisuli has captured General T
MacLean, commander of the body 4
guard of the sultan of Morocco.
The Miners Federation has voted to
continue Meyer and Haywood in Office
and given about $45, 900 to aid in their q
defense. a
Chester B. Runyon, cashier of the n
Windsor Trust company, of New York, r
has disappeared with s96,317 of the Il
money, leaving no trace of r.
his whereabouts. "
Hartman has ordered full publicity Il
OF all railroad accidents on his lines. tC
The Miners Federation convention -
at Denver has adpoted a Socialist plat % %
orm.
Thousands of japanese are being
into the United States from
Mexico. m
new ordinance passed in Phiadel- n
ohia makes the city partner in all TO
street car lines. sl'
A French emigrant agent has been ~
rrested by his government for sending ~
yeavers to America. a.
Navajo Indians in Arizona threaten a co
evolt because the agent killed one OF w
hem in self defense. cr
President Cabrera has passed whole
ale death sentences in Guatemala for
lleged revolutionary acts.
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The contest for the Republican ma mt
onal convention city is now on. Chi pc
ago seems to have the preference. Ito