Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-10-29
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.

company will sell seven tickets for q
cents.
There is still much unrest in Portu
gal. During a recent review of troop:
by the boy king his life was saved onl.
by the merest chance.
Frank Pinkham, trusted employ,
of the Tacoma Mill company, of SaI
Francisco, has disappeared with $50,
900 of the company's money.
Two suit against Thaw for money
have been stopped because the law re
strains proceedings until II months
after an application in bankruptcy.
A plot has been discovered by which
revolutionists intended to kill mum
ber of high officials during the stay OF
the American fleet in Chinese waters.
A bomb thrown in the heart of Chi
cago's downtown district practically
destroyed one building. The police are
unable to give any reason for the out
rage and have made no arrests.
Over l, 200 cases of socalled egg yolk
have been thrown into the ocean al
New York. The stuff was imported
from China and was used in place OF
eggs, but could not pass pure food in
spection.
Senator La Toilette says the senate
is going to be cleaned
The fate of the Balkan conference
Two Mexican rebels have been
found guilty of fomenting a revolt
on American soil.
A premature explosion of dynamite
at Douglas, Ariz., killed two men and
injured eight others.
Great Northern earnings for the
last fiscal year show a decrease Of
S1,S3S,OOO compared with the previous
year.
A German military balloon ex-
ploded a mile in the air. The occu-
pants fell in tree and were unin-
jured.
Experts who have been going over
the books of San Francisco have
found a shortage of 100000 in the
city treasury.
Senator Elkins says he knows moth
ing about the marriage of his daugh-
ter to the Duke Of Abruzzi and con-
siders the naval escort a good joke.
During the reception of the Amer
lean fleet at Yokohama all the Amer
lean admirals were carried around the
deck of their vessels on the shoulders
OF Japanese admirals and captains.
Deaths in Luzon from the storm will
reach 500.
Snow has drifted to a depth of 10
feet in Montana.
An epidemic of typhoid fever pre-
walls at Montreal, Quebec.
A bogus German baron has been vic
timizing San Francisco people.
One death has been reported from
Montana, following the severe blizzard.
Reno gamblers are putting up hard
fight to prevent being driven from the
city.
Lieutenant Jeppson, who has been
King Edward S messenger since 1901,
is dead.
John W. Kern, Jr., son of the Demo
cratic vice-presidential candidate, is
seriously i'll.
A New York thief, after robbing a
jewelry store of valuable diamonds, es
capped in an auto.
The greatest celebration in the his
tory of Japan is being given in honor
of the American fleet.
Diamonds equal to those of South
Africa are said to have been found in
Death valley, Arizona.
One hundred and fourteen thousand
applications were received for the 5000
farms in the Rosebud, S. D., reservation
just thrown open.
Women suffragists will meet at Sc
attic in 1909
Chinese in Canada are raising a relief
fund to send to China to help the starry
ing
French troops have had another er-
gagement with Moors The latter were
defeated.
Immense crowds attended the funeral |
service Of Bishop Potter. The services /
were very simple.
By the bursting OF steampipe four
men were cooked to death on d steam
barge on Lake Michigan.
Chinese have started a boycott on the
Hamburg-Amcrican steamship line, and
refuse TO either ship by this line or ride
on its vessels.
The king of Italy has approved the
Of Miss Katherine Elkins and
the Duke Of Abruzzi, his nephew.
Henry f. Reed. who was largely re-
sponsible for the success Of the Lewis
and Clark fair, has resigned as director
IF exploitation Of the Seattle fair.
Governor Patterson. of Tennessee, has
offered a reward of $4,000 for the ar
est Of the persons guilty of the murder
If Colonel Taylor and Captain Rankin
A snow storm in Colorado has
.aused six deaths. II