Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-08-25
DOINGS OF THE week
Current Events Of interest Gathered
From The World at Large.
General Resume of Important Events
Presented In Condensed Form
for Our Busy Readers.

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A plot has been discovered to over
throw the Portuguese government.
Madriz has fled from Managua, Mic
aragua. Estrada's forces are ap
preaching the city.
A Pennsylvania man sent out 5, 00l
sermons on gossip to critics of hi
matrimonial affairs.
Japan has completed the annexation
of Corea, but the Korean people have
been kept in ignorance of the move.
A sheepherder was found dying ot
rabies on an Eastern Washington
range, where he had been bitten by q
coyote.
It is rumored that Miss Catherine
Elkins, who is to wed the Duke
d'Abruzzi, will eventually be queen OF
Greece.
Troops have been rushed to Crater
Lake forest reserve to fight fires. Men
are falling exhausted from exertion
and heat.
The Duke Franz Josef, of Bavaria,
visiting at Newport. r. l., was badly
shaken up in an auto collision with a
car driven by Vincent Astor.
The latest census gives the popula-
tion of Canada as Z, 489, 781.
A Pennsylvania boy died from lock-
jaw resulting from bee sting.
Whitman made a trip from New
York to San Francisco by auto in 101a
days.
Canada objects to the American
campaign to induce settlers to leave
the dominion.
The ruling regent of China has Sc
cretly ordered all anti-foreign agita-
tion suppressed.
A party of Mazamas have discovered
ten glaciers on the slope of the Three
Sisters mountains.
The Danish Arctic expedition which
sailed in June, 1909, has been wrecked
on the coast of Greenland.
A number of innovations are being
introduced in the Chinese government
by American-educated officials.
California insurgents have eletced
nine-tenths of the convention delegates
and will control both houses of the leg
islature.
An areoplanist, trying for an alti-
tude record, saw balloonist in trouble
and hovered near him till he was safe
ly landed.
Reports of breach between Roose-
velt and Taft are discredited at Bever-
ly and little credence is given them
elsewhere.
Canada has purchased from England
the cruiser Rainbow, to form the nu-
cleus Of the Canadian navy. England
also lends her colony number of ma
val instructors.
Another car shortage seems newt
able.
An Ottawa, Ont, scientist turns cop
per into iron.
Truck farming in Alaska is said to
be a lucrative business. !
Japan has 100000 sufferers on ac-
count of the recent floods.
Cholera is raging in Russia, and chill
dren left orphans are starving.
shipyards in Germany are idle, owing
to the walk-out Of $4,000 men.
Aviator LIE Blanc won the $4,000
prize in the 4S5-mile race at Paris.
Colliding with black bear in the
highway in Maine, an auto was over
turned.
The award list of the Belgian fair
was not lost in the fire, and the prizes
will be given out.
Roosevelt lauds the South and ap-
proves of the statute of General Leo
in the halls of congress.
A Eugene farmer, Tilted by a girl
he sent to Norway for, has brought suit
in the circuit court to recover $3.213
damages.
A newly wed couple of Philadelphia
were caught by the customs officers
when returning from abroad trying to
smuggle.
Jack Cudahy, the millionaire meat
packer Of Kansas City, is to sue his
wife for divorce and custody Of the
four children.
Thirty-two ,passengrs and seven of
the crew of the Spanish steamer Nor
tos were drowned Tuesday when the
ship sank near Tarifa Point, after a
collision with the German steamer Elsa.
Heavy fog enshrodded the vessel, caus-
ing the accident, and preventing the
crew of the Elsa from saving many of
the Mortos! passengers or crew.
Mayor Gaynor is still improving. '-
Germany will build four dread
noughts.
Forest fires still continue in Montana,
Idaho and Washington.
-Four hundred Punjabs and Hindus
have sailed for San Francisco.
A California tennis player won the
national meet at Newport, R. I.
Thieves are pillaging the ruins Of
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