Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-10-16
OVER THE WORLD.
eLEANINes FROM ALL AROUND
"eS'hs Of Noted Personalities. no.-
series and Accidents-Po,n,ar
business Circles and c~n,
News of the Week.

nut Win broken health I
'SNeh up his residence in villa at \
PIES owned by Lord Douglass, the SON
Tue marquis of Queensberrv.
John Roderick Mcpherson. ono q,
democratic leader in New Jersey .,
united States senator from that sta
from 1877 until 1895. is dead
The japanese government has ofio;o,
"I'ioheo the construction of the ne
harbor of Azaka.
turing the summer over a. 900 cases
uySehtery and $500 deaths from the san,
cause nave been reported througbou
Japan. 0USnou
- " cameron of Victoria. B. c. Is y
Iehdleton, Or, buying horses for an Emo
Ilsh syndicate who CONTEMPLATE an AIas
nan expedition. 1t is said this expeditio,
VIII consist of 300 horses, 100 oxen. II
uog teams and six packers. and that nro
VISIONS VIII be carried in over the SNOW
ior market at Dawson City. 1t is NOT
hiloWn what route they will take,
D''rlng a typhoon which caused much
damage on September 8, the Norwegian
park Alette, from Vancouver to Yol,o.
mama with cargo of lumber. was cauob+
az 'he entrance of Toxic harbor and
uaShed on the rocks and broken to pieces
Inc chlef mate and nine of the crew wera
drowned. Ninety persons were killed
outright, 300 injured and 1000 houses and
other buildings destroyed in the vicinity
OF Toxic by the typhoon.
Comptroller Fitch's expert accountant,
VINO have been at work investioatino ne
record and accounts in BrooLIvn n
preparatory to consolidation, have fond
discrepancies in accounts amounting to
9o'ooOOOO. Officials of Brooklyn denv
that there is, or has been, anv malfeas-
ance ard allege that the discrepancies re-
ported by Comptroller Fitch's experts are
due IN large part to the defective system
of bookkeeping. "
October | was a momentous date fc a
Vermont, for it witnessed the division of e
the state into two customs districts. t
wyoming now has fully equipped BIZ d
cycle factory, from which the fist finish a
ed machine was turned out las week. 1t t
IS said to be Eight, easy running and 4
5
Inc sultan has appointed the minister s
If foreign affairs, T.r 1-seona, as the I
)lnnipotentiary of Turkey to negotiate the c
1eace treaty with Greece. y
Sunday was the anniversary of the death d
If Charles Stewart Parnell. Five thou s
,and nationalists paraded the streets of Il
Dublin to the bleak Glasnevin cemetery, Il
where they heaped high the grave of their
amous and talented leader with flowers
brought from all the counties of Ireland.
General Manager Dickinson of the
Union Pacific says that the reorganization
will buy in that road, and that
). II. II. Clark will be president. He add -
ID that the contract which the Oregon r
Short Line company submitted for traffic -
lad been rejected. &
The Nicaraguan revolution has been @
O
Visiting editors to the fruit fair were -
given banquet by the Press Club of Spo- h
zane Monday night. There were a large y,
number present. n
The October term of the supreme court q
If the United States began at noon Mon
lay with Chief Justice Fuller and all the
associate justices in their seats.
An immense audience packed the audi
forum at Nashville, Tenn, Monday, to
listen to the speeches attending the pres
entation by citizens of Nashville of the c
ife-sized statue of Commodore Cornelius II
Vanderbilt to the Vanderbilt university.
Chauncey NJ. Depew was the orator OF q
the occasion. 7
Senator Wilson has recommended Jas, U
r. Daniels of Spokane for appointment as ii
deputy collector of customs at Northport, II
Wash. to succeed Mart j. Maloney, the II
present democratic incumbent. Collector .
If Customs Heustis is to make the recon- II
mendation to the department for the APP I
pointment also, and there seems to be no
doubt that Mr. Daniels will secure the
plum. The salary of the office is SlooO c
year.
Hon. Charles W. Jones, eX-United
States senator from Florida, is dead q
The Inter Mountain fair opened at @
Boise. Idaho, Tuesday There was fair t
considering the rainy weather. {
Over 60 grain-laden vessels have left f,
San Francisco during the last two months il
and six more are ready to sail. h
President Clark of the Union Pacific "
a serted at Denver the other day that the Q
committee would purchase o
t4ba road and combine all branches under a
one management
Thomas Taggart democrat, defeated
w n. Harding, republican, for mayor OF
indianapolis, Ind, by a plurality tnaa !
will reach 5000. Taggart is freely spoken i
Of as the next democratic candidate Tor d
Governor. He was nominated on silver s
platform. e tho OREGON
Improvement Company, has filed ms rs re re.
nort for August, 1897. The report shows
pun ioi Of S49l 1873 IS; expenses