Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-09-11
E. NJ. Lyons, of Palouse, was
over Wednesday.

daniel FreW was up from the
county seat Thursday.
Miss LYDIA Crawford has re-
turned from the east.
Prosecuting Attorney Mathews
was in the city yesterday.
&C. NJ Russell, of Moscow, was
a Tuesday visitor in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Dauer, of
Moscow, were here Tuesday.
Attorney Harvey transacted
business at Colfax yesterday.
Ice cold soda. direct from the
fountain, at Henry's restaurant.
Arthur Howe was in the city,
Wednesday, from the county seat.
A new cross walk has been put
in at the Main and Grand street
junction.
Jas. Mcdonald, an old-timc
Pullmanite, is in the city from
Rossland.
Mrs. Minnie Sargent has gone
to Portland and Nanceu yer for
brief visit.
Miss Della Allen went to Col
fax yesterday for a few days visit
with relatives
There will be preaching in the
Baptist church, tomorrow morning,
at eleven O'Clock.
The town has been full of har-
vest hands the past week, they
having been laid off on account Of
the rain.
Justice Merriman fined an
itinerant peddlar SIS for violating
the city ordinance prohibiting ped
ding without license.
Geo. NJ Caves, Of Lincoln
county, and Miss Eftie J. Stimpson,
of WAwawai, were married Thurs
day afternoon, in the parlors of the
Artesian hotel, II. E. Mcrriman, J.
T., officiating. The ceremony was
witnessed by a few friends of bride
and groom.
-Chas. Johnson and Chas. Jack
sou, u couple Of hoboes, We're tried
in the police court this week on
charge Of the theft of a roll of blau-
kets from a harvest hand. They
were fined $25 and costs, each, in
default of which they are now
boarding at the county Jail
John Simpkins, better known
hereabout as Slim" aud Charles
Zittel were arrested Thursday on
suspicion of having robbed J. II
Breen, an old man, whom they met
in Moscow and induced to ride to
Pullman with them. Breen was
very positive in his statement that
the parties arrested were the ones
who had made him drunk and re-
lieved him of over 500. but while
the circumstances were very sus-
picious, evidence sufficient to con
vict could not be obtained, and the
pair was discharged.
Gov. Rogers was here Wed
nesday inspecting matters at the
college. The governor believes that,
in view of the small appropriation
made by the last legislature, there
must be reduction Of expenses at
the college, a4d he demands that
salaries Of the faculty be reduced. |
AS the faculty has all been engaged 4
for the coming year at the old sal !
aries, the only way by which re
duction can be arrived at will be
by common consent, but doubtless
each will agree to the reduction in
view of the financial needs of the
college.
Davis, the foot-racer, and Craw-
ford, farm hand, were arrested
Monday nIght for fighting, they
having become involved in fight
in one of the saloons Davis was
first arrested on complaint of Craw-
ford, charged with assault and bat
terry, but this case was aftcrward /
withdrawn, and the officers arrested /
both parties for creating a disturb
ance. Davis who was considerably |
punished in the fracas, entered a
plea Of guilty, and his fine and |
costs amounted to 81. Crawford .
will stand trial to night. his de-
fence being that he was assaulted
by Davis, and fought only to pro.