Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-09-26
RESUME OF THE
WEEKS DOlNGS
General Review of Important Hap
penings Presented in a Brief and
Comprehensive Manner for Busy
Readers-National, Political, His
toricaI and Commercial.


been blown up by dynamite.
The king of Siam is visiting in Ger
many and spending money lavishly.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul OFF,
cials expect to see that road tinlnshed
to the coast III 1909.
Mississippi has ordered the Gulf
Compress company to withdraw from
the state as it is a trust.
Dewey does not favor disposing OF
the Philippines and says there is no
danger of war with Japan.
The Japanese Foreign office has de-
cided to leave Ambassador Aokl at
Washington for the present.
The Englinsh steamer Lusitania has
started on her return trip to Liverpool
and her officers hope to establish a new
record.
The government has several experts
examining the books of the Standard
Oil company between the, years 1882
and 1892.
Helena, Mont, labor unions have
ordered a strike on all industries in
town to enforce boycott on the tele-
phone company.
Russia threatens armed Intervention
in Persia.
Prohibitionists aim to make Wash
ington, d. c., dry.
The crown prince of Japan is to visit
Corea to investigate affairs there.
China has taken decided step to-
ward parliamentary government.
Many Eastern Democrats are uniting
on Governor johnson, of Ohio, for pres
ident.
The Standard Oil inquiry at New
Y ork shows Rockefeller's income to be
about $40, 900, 900 year.
Fanatics at Zion City have been ar
rested for torturing woman to death
in order to drive the devils out of her
body.
France and Canada have just signed
given many more favorable terms than
before.
Eastern critics can't prevent the voy-
age of the battleship fleet to the Pacific,
as Roosevelt is determined it shall
make the trip.
Emma Goldman, who has been at
tending an anarchist congress at Am
sterdam, may not be admitted when
she attempts to return to the United
States.
Japan may annex Corea to end the
rebellion.
Attorney Delmas may defend Thaw
at his second trial.
Delegates TO The Hague are unani-
nous for holding regular conferences.
England is preparing to build a
fourth battleship of the Dreadnaught
clasa.
Russia is to spend 10000, 900 con-
structing new fertifcations at Vladi-
vostok.
Burbank, the horticultural wizard,
has an apple tree on which 73 varieties
are grown.
The Western Union claims to be able
to handle promptly all business east of
Buffalo and north of Washington.
A wreck on the Mexican Central rail
road near the northern boundary of
Mexico resulted in the death of 80 per-
sons.
II. H. Rogers breakdown is said to
be due to immense Losses on new rail-
road he was backing. He has lost $780,
100000.
The Bruce Arctic expedition is be-
lieved to be lost.
Free trade in Philippine tobacco and
sugar is likely to pass congress.
The Thaw trial will likely be post
poned from October to December.
Alton B. Parker accuses Roosevelt Of
designing to overthrow the constitu-
ton.
Both Great Britain and the United
States want W. II. Adsett, who was
arrested in Chefoo, China, for murder.
A man has been arrested who was
trying to see the president in order to
secure his aid in collecting 0,000, 900
from Rockefeller.
yiscount Aoki, Japanese ambassador
at Washington, may be transferred to
Berlin and Baron Kaneko is looked on
as the new Washington appointee.
Thomas R. Potter, treasurer of the
Masonic grand lodge Of Pennsylvania,
has died leaving 100000 to educate
and support male orphans Of Pennsyl-
vania Masons.
The dead in the Canaan, n. H., train
wreck number 26.
Engineers and fremen on the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad may strike.
Worry over the outcome of his trial
is causing TREY L. Ford much loss OF
sleep.