The Oregon mist

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Government troop who were ordered

to disband in China have raiaed the

standard of revolt.

It ia reported that three other Islands

of the West Indie were extensively

damaged besides Martinque.

Natives whose kraaia were boxned by

burghers, attacked Boer laager in the

vicinity of Bcheepers Nek May 5, and

killed 32 Boers.

The United 6 tales government has

dispatched vessels to Martinqne to

render any assistance possible to the

stricken inhabitants.

Further details add only to the ex

tent of the St. Pierre boiror. From all

over the wot Id assistance is being sent

to the unfortunates.

The anthracite companies have told

their minora not to report for work at

Scran ton, Pa., and it looks like a lock

out. Both sides are preparing for a

long atruggle.

President Simon Sam, of Hayti, has

resigned.

Admiral Sampson's remains have

been bnried in Arlington cemetery.

The British prass demands that the

government take action on the steam

ship combine.

The attorney general of Missouri has

filed proceeding against the beef trust

in his state.

The nomination of II. Clay Evans

as consul general to London has been

confirmed by the senate.

The bouse haa passed the omnibus

statehood bill admitting Oklahoma,

Arizona and New Mexico.

It i now estimated that fully 40,000

people perished in the earthquake at

St. Pierre, Martinique. The American

consul, and his family are among the

dead.".'

The attorney general ot Washington

haa rendered an opinion that Mr. Mc

Bride is still lieutenant governor, but

is invested with the power of chief ex

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Oregon mist. (1902). St. Helens, Columbia County, Or., 1902-05-16. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/2004260421/1902-05-16/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Oregon mist, 1902-05-16.