Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
BRIEF NEWS OF
THE PAST WEEK
interesting Events from Outside the
State Presented in Manner to
Catch the Eye of the Busy Reader
Matters of National, Historical
and Commercial Importance.

There is a wave OF cholera at Lodz,
Russian Poland.
Castro has left the capital for a
months vacation.
Atlantic City, y. !, will keep all
liquor shops closed on Sundays.
The Chicago. Milwaukee & St, Paul
is seeking an entrance into Winnipeg.
Business conditions in the East in
all lines indicate a return OF prosper
ity.
Oklahoma banks arc releasing their
National charters in order to get state
charters.
The reception to the American fleet
at Melbourne was fully as great as
that at Sydney
England will not aid, but would be
pleased to see Holland give Castro a
sound thrashing.
J. c. Gleason, head counsel for
Thaw during the trial, has sued for
$4,000 balance OF fees.
The steamer Asia has just arrived
at San Francisco with a cargo OF raw
silk, valued at 100000.
The Schmitz cases. in which he is
charged with bribery by allowing
prize flights, will be called soon.
Eugene Semple, once territorial
governor OF Washington, is dead.
The CorinCfieId GRAND iurv has in
a5 ne 'gl!eiu ai.L 4tLu ~ ms .he m
u,o(eu 49, 80 - la 40' '''N-''e p''' - YIN
lace Wal
Three thousand people are home
less at Fayetteville, n c., as a result
of the floods.
T. P. Shonts says if the railroads
are not LETT alone there will be fur
''Ie' u'i'' '9'o'''
The BRUSH tramp steamer Duncan
nhoon Fiftv-one of the crew were
drowned.
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country has greatly lessened the num-
Der OF idle freight cars, and there may |
be a shortage.
A tast. passenger colllded with a
work tram near F1ardni' Ckla' both
eiisiIios "0ic -, ~ 81 '''l iiSu ~ u an
Tho ;,+o-s+o4a oo,,,r,,arca oo,,,,,;s
sion has outlined for,,, 81 ann,,o1
renort +, he made hy ra;Ir0ads and |
saws the companies must tell the
amount OF business transacted'
The Imperial japanese bank, at
San Francisco, has been closed by the
bank commissioners. The officers
s4oo N cash and rn,77bar - ro+as @
were left
VIZ Ex-senator WI " lillah T. 'llaS' ol
" iScoiisih' IS ueau'
Count Tolstoi's condition is such that
recovery is not looked for.
Two Cbicaqo mon have boar arres+ed
for forci,,c, two sr,on ho,,s ~ s+ooI for
them,
u, ~. Leroy Leroy, .. Cna4Wlch' huSpailu c,5 ol
tip tne notorious ," llluler' has llleu Pc
A San Franiscco man has been ar
rested IN Paris, charged with victim
Zlng jewelers. 10 the extent Oh oo'oOo'
Japan is preparing for grand re-
,eption to the American fleet. 1t is
to reach Yokohama October
Il.
When the American battIasbin feet
eft Sydney, so stragglers had failed
% Join their ships and will follow
ater.
A Snrrer,e corr+ i,s+ice has eevoro-
y ranrinandad and discbarged q arand
nrv because il would not indict saloon
,eT for koeni,,, orar ~, Cnrdo,, ~ A..
antic City, n. J.
The Amateur Athletic union of the
United States has severed relations
With the British association because of
ne ulsportsHlahIlKe cohduct OF the
7rltohs IN the recent olympic games.
Ten million bushels Of the new wheat
,rop of the Pacific Northwest have
'een sold.
The French ambassador to Spain has
'een called home to discuss the Moroc-
an situation.
The president will go to Jordanville.