Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-08-04
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
NORTHWEST NEWS.
WASHINGTON.

The board Of commissioners Of What
com county has authorized Sheriff Reqna
to offer a reward of 5000 for the arrest
and conviction Of the murderer Of }. j..
Bersing.
Mary A. Reeves sues at Spokane for
divorce from Dr.. Eliza Reeves, Of Blaine,
alleging that he treated her brutally,
failed to provide for her and is az habit
ual drunkard,
John Lowell, of Tacoma, was arrested
for indecent assault upon his step
daughter The next day the girl, who
is only Is years old, refused to testify
against Lowell, evidently having been
coerced by her mother.
Albert Ball, of Kendrlck, aged Il,
went ont hunting. No one had ever
told him not to rest the muzzle of the
gun on his foot while he lowered the
hammer. So he did it, and now he las
no great toe Oh that foot.
Rev, j, II, l., Zlllman, an Episcopal
missionary in Eastern Washington, Is
writing book about Carlyle w Harris,
the libertine and wife poisoner, who was
execured at Sing Sing, Mr.. Hillman's
book represents the monster as a SAINT
John Roberts, an old time, cattle-man
of Canas Prairie accidentally shot him
SELF few days ago. The contents of
the discha ge entered his ody just be
low the right ribs and passed ont back
of the left shoulder. At last report he
was still alive and the attending physi-
clans expressed hope Of his possible re-
coyery.
The citizens of Dixie are much worked
up over the fact that Rev w, b. Eakin,
of that city, was again hung in ehigy
last Friday night, says the WalIa Waila
Statesman. This time a placard was
was attached to the elligy, bearing the
inscription: "Rev Eabin, We will notify
You for the last time We will give You
ten (l0) days to leave town. No clue
has been obtained to the perpetrators.
On their trip up Salmon river, says
the Spokane Review, George II. Doerr
and his friend Mr. Burt came across
monument erected to an old trapper
1t was a slab of wood nailed to a tree,
and on the slab, old and weather beaten
were the words: "In memory of c. Tin
ling, died 1860 Erected 10y the Hud-
son Bay Company" There was no
trace of "a grave near by. In the annals
o the Hudson Bay Company, Timing is
described as a veteran trapper.
No milk goes to waste in the Kittitas
valley, The Ellensburg Register says;
1.-The entire product of milk in the val
ley is used IN the manufacture of butter
aud cheese, This is a very different use
iitNI VI II ilOlI NIdL ~ huH etNCl AZ
years ago, when scrubby calves were al
lowed TO run with the cows on the range
and no attention paid to the milk. TIE
grade of mich cows has been improved
correspondingly, until now the dairy
business Is the best payir g product of
the valley"
Edward L. Kennetic, ~ years old, of
Spokane, was an athelete, In converse
ton with a friend Friday night he
boosted of good spirits and an excellent
constitution, and described the course he
had adopted to make him live to be 100
years old. In year | have neither
missed a cola bath in the morning" he
said, nor a ron into the country when
the weather was good. As a result /
feel as fine as silk, and l AN going to
live a century" Next morning he was
found dead IL bed He had heart dis
ease.
Everybody in Pacific count knows
and admires Father" Hadley, Of Oys-
terville, who has been an honored preach
er Of the gospel nearly all his life and Is
now over go years Of age. An effort is
being made among the big hearted PEG
pie Of the peninsula, apparently headed
by Judge Briscoe and his estimable wife,
to give Father Hadley and his wife
home that they may pass their decpn-
ing years in peace and comfort, Judge
Briscoe offers an acre Of valuable land on
the peninsula, and contributions in
money are called for To be sent direct to
Father Hadley.
Charles Clifford was riding past the
ranch of Elliott g. Beal, near maritime,
when he saw cam coming from the
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