Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1909-04-15
RESUME OF THE
WEEKS DOINGS
General Review of Important Hap
penings Presented in a Brief and
Comprehensive Manner for Busy
Readers-Natonal, Political, His
torical and Commercial.

Holland Is eagerly awaiting the brit
of an heir to the throne.
New York City alone consumed
about 25, 100000 eggs Easter.
The army transport Dix is en- route
to Seattle with exhibits from the Phil
ippines for the fair.
Governor Lilley, of Connecticut, is
dangerously sick and little hope is helc
out for his recovery.
Indictments against Haskell anC
other prominent Oklahomans for lanC
frauds have been dismissed.
Castro's wife will attempt to have
Gomez resign as president of Venezue-
la and place the dictator again in pow
er.
Figures gathered by the bureau of
statistics show that marriages are fall
ing off and divorces increasing in In
diana.
For the first time since the Spanish
war the United States army is up to its
full strength and recruiting has stopped
except to re-enlist men.
A special train was used by large
Eastern firm to carry bonds from San
Francisco to New York. This method
was cheaper than paying express.
Roosevelt has arrived at Port Said.
Emma Goldman will fight any effort
to deport her.
Eleven jurors have been finally ac-
cepted in the Calhoun case.
Experiments are being conducted at
New York with wireless telephones.
Fifteen automobiles were destroyed
in a fire which burned a Chicago
garage.
Revenue officers engaged in pitch
ed battle with moonshiners in West
Virginia.
Preparations are nearly complete for
the Hartman merger suit at Salt
Lake, when the government will try to
break the combine said to exist.
Two men were burned to death and
three others seriously injured by an
explosion of oil tanks at Point Rich
mond, Cal. The damage will reach
$4,000.
The defense has closed its argument
in the case to dissolve the Standard
Oil company. After the government
finishes the court will take the case
under advisement and decision is not
looked for before fall.
Further earthquake shocks are being
felt at Messina.
A large gray wolf has been captured
in Chicago suburb.
An Erie, Pa, millionaire has been
asked to give up SIS, 900 or suffer death.
Reports that the relief work at Mes
sina is farce continue to find their
way out.
All West Indian colonies have been
closed against Castro and France will
expel him from Martinique.
A 6-year old South Carolina boy shot
his 3-year old brother and is said to
have attempted to hide the body.
A Columbus, O., official has received
"Black Hand" warning against issu-
ing marriage licenses to blacks and
whites.
Someone put a $4,000 bill in the
collection plate of Washington, D.
c., church and the deacons are looking
for the donor, feeling sure that it was
a mistake.
immigration authorities have found
that the husband of Emma Goldman
obtained his naturalization by fraud.
This makes the noted anarchist an
alien and she may be deported.
Robbers held up an Ogden, Utah,
gambling and secured 81, 500.
The New York legislature has turned
down direct primary measure.
Anthracite miners and operators have
split on recognition of the union.
Prairie wolves killed the 10-year old
son of Kingman, Kansas, farmer
Two Ohio autoists plunged into the |
Miami river With their car rather than I
run down little girl. &
Passengers from the wrecked steam
= Indiana have arrived at San Fran
cisco on board a warship.
~. Iswolsky, Russian foreign minis q
Ter, ras rendered his resignation, as he t
IS n5r in accord with the car.
EL-Queen Liliuokalani, of Hawaii, =
aust pay her doctors $11, 900, accord :
1g 70 ghe Supreme court of the Dis =
.rict 4 Columbia.
Confederate veterans in the Florida i
legislature warmly defended resolu- +
jor 70 make Lincoln's birthday holi-
lag hen other members moved to Ia
,ie the proposition.
tter Mitchell, central figure in the n
Hoiy oller" murders at Seattle in Il
30E, IA been released from the asyl- Ct
IN OF parole. lC