Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-04-09
RESUME OF THE
WEEKS DOiNGS
General Review Of Important Hap
penings Presented in Brief and
Comprehensive Manner for Busy
Readers-National. Political, His
torical and Commercial.

Japan ls 10 aDOllsn Ine stIgInd Oh caste
on the lower classes.
Great Britain is alarmed at the
growth of Socialism.
The chief of the Crow Indians defends
Indian Agent Reynolds.
Russia is inclined to the demands on
the control Of Manchuria.
Delaware Republicans will send un-
instructed delegates to the convention.
An entire trainload of oranges has
just been sent from California to Iowa.
Japan is making extraordinary war
preparations to continue the expansion
policy.
The old Fifth avenue hotel in New
York has closed and politicians are
homeless.
The German diet has forbidden the
use of any language at public meetings
but German.
Hartman officials announce that ex-
tensive improvements to San Pedro har-
Dor will be made by the Southern Pa
ci6c.
1t is announced that the coal mine at
Hanna, Wyo., in which score of min
ers were killed, will probably never be
reopened.
A general strike in Rome has follow
ed labor riot.
Ruef's last objection to a trial has
been overruled.
The Brazilian cruiser Bergamin Con-
slant is to visit Honolulu.
Andrew Carnegie has given $5,OOO,-
600 more to pension university profess
ors.
For the third time in six weeks the
Ohio river at Cincinnati is above flood
stage.
Hard times have forced Helen Gould
to retrench her charities. Two indus
trial schools in which she is interested
are to close.
Retired clearing house certificates of
Chicago to the amount Of $4,000, 900
have been sold to a cardboard factory
and reduced to pulp.
Charles Fisher, aged II, dropped
dead in the streets of Bedford, Ind. He
was addicted to the cigarette habit and
had one in his mouth when death came.
The proposition to build Few SUBJ
way in New York from the Battery to
the Bronx, under Broadway and Lex
ington avenue, to cost $50, 900 has
been approved.
A Chicago jury has decided that $50
hats are excluded from the necessary
household expenses" for which a hus-
band is liable when incurred by his
wife without his approval.
Indiana Republicans are boosting for
Fairbanks.
Germany is preparing to float loan
of $l62, 100000.
Diamond workers of Germany are on
strike for higher wages.
Anew York university students have
struck because hazers are punished.
Representatives of national banks of
Ghicago condemn the Aldrich currency
bill.
st. Louis woman has committed
suicide to secure insurance for an in
valid sater.
mother rate war between trans
Atlantic lines is expected. Steerage
rates are being cut.
Speaker Cannon has called for an in
quiry into the paper trust in order to
defend the tariff law.
The batteship Minnesota is now
flagship of the feet, with Rear Admiral
Thomas in command.
Robbers dynanited the safe of the
bank at Mounds, Okla, and after OBJ
tanning $5,4 400 escaped.
Castro has answered Secretary Roofs
G larges against the Venezuelan govern
ment with a complete denial.
A number of Chinese firms are offer
ing forfeits of $50 for every cents
worth of Japanese goods sold.
Sir Alfred Mosely will arrive in New
York in a few days to arrange for the
tour of Euope by 500 American teach
ers at his expense.
Nebraska Populists again look to
Bryan to head their ticket for presi-
dent. l.
Hearst may not get decision on the
contest before McClellan's :
term ends.
Anna Gould is determined to marry 6
Prince de Sagan and has quarreled with
her family.
Senator Penrose has passed the dam
ger line in his illness and recovery now |
seems certain.
President Roosevelt has appointed e
DR.. Hill as ambassador to Germany. a
Tower has resigned. i