Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-10-13
NORTHWEST NEWS.
WASHINGTON.

r1ad geese are flying sonthward
over sprague'
,.ttls militia companies are arrang
ns for field day October H.
o,rsrior court is in session at Pom
nth n long docket ahead of it.
1 epidemic resembling la grippe
| h,oten out at Seattle seminary,
near Seattle
/ award Of 500 is offered for Ed,
lis one of the two latest escapes
rom walla Walla.
civ Indians stood trial in Seattle for
/ s.aling secondhand clothing from a
,,rs and we're acquitted.
u.o Yesler wants $500 a month from
:. husbands estate, and has petitioned
y rrobate court at Seattle TO that
effect.
One hundred and twenty three thou
and sacks of Willapa oysters will be
,;orad TO San Francisco for the mid
winter fair.
Charles II. Schaefer, ex postmaster at
usrvsville, Snohomoish County, has
,.or arrested for embezzling some $500
While in office.
Harris and Moore, the latest eacapes
om the Walla Walla penitentiary, have
hAap seep on Dry creek, six miles out,
rbere they slept in strawstack
The infant deserted by the Burnett
ample at Walla Walla has been adopted
nv the county court. The sheriff was
unable to catch the heartless parents.
Robert Fairbairn, of Mason county,
has been appointed by Governor Me.
Graw It'd land appraiser for Mason
county, vice Alonzo Edwards, resigned,
Rev. S. s. Sulliger, presiding elder of
ibs Vancouver district, has been hold
ipg very successful revival service in
the South Bend Methodist church the
past week.
William Stiles, the deep sea diver, is
searching in the Chehalis river at Aber-
deem for the boiler lost from the steamer
Wishkah Chief several years ago, but
SO far has been unable to locate 1t.
e. Mitchell, Seattle laborer, made
two unsuccessful attemps at suicide by
throwing himself before switch engine
and afterwards by attempting to jump
into the bay. He was restrained and
arrested,
james Barky. who was arrested on IA
charge of felonious assault or the four
year old daughter of w. A. Warden, had
preliminary examination at WalIa
Walla and WAS held to answer before
the superior court,
Frank A, Smalley, of Tacoma, who
was recently named a deputy collector
of customs, has been notified that he
would be required to report for duty at
0roville, Okanogan, relieving z. Is.
KeaDy.
W. r. Grurly, who das been appoint
ed immigrant inspector for the district
Of Puget sound, has arrived at What
com. He is from Michigan and was APP
pointed to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Thomas M. Fisher.
They had lively fracas at the Sea
tt!e-S nohomoish baseball match at the
latter place in which Is or 90 men part
icipated, and Rogers, Seattle,s big CEN
ter-felder, received cut with a cane
that laid his head open.
Anacortes, the boom town that was
though destined to become the greatest
WY Ou Glt L hClllC COdbls ~" II'l' 'D'
inhabitants, of which $40 are males and
596 are females. There IS only one
hotel in the town, whereas once there
were u.
The first honey ever produced in the
kittitas valley was taken to Ellensburg
from West Klttitas by r. G, Hahn last
week. Mr., Hahn has sixteen stands OF
bees, one stand yielding 100 pounds of
honey, though the average was forty
pounds.
A. M. Meigs, of Oakesdale, brought
complaint IN Justice Dillon's court at
Colf'x against three children of Mrs.
Sophia Smith for incorrigibility, The
trial developed that the complaint was
sptework, and the court taxed the costs
S227, to Neigs, is defalt of which he
went to Jail.
A large meteor is reported co have
struck the earth about two miles west