Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-08-07
trict would no longer tolerate discrimina-

The most brilliant dinner party OF the
/ Newport season was that given by LIS
penard Stewart in honor of Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Hobart
James Cayanaugh, a Philipsburg,
Mont, engineer wiper, has been arrested
for criminal assault upon his two daugh-
tiers, aged and II, the girls stating the
incestuous relations have continued 4
long time.
William Cummings, non-union labor
leader, was shot and killed by an un-
known party at Scottdale, Pa. Cum
mings was quaTeing ON the street with
some union men at the time the shot
was fred.
Jennie Young, known as Baroness Won
Turkheim, has begun divorce proceedings
against her illustrious husband, alias
Robert Ludwig Won Turkheim, on the
ground that the man had another wife at
the time of their marriage
A dispatch from Malta states that 400
Welsh fusileers have started for Crete.
Lowell Teeney, prominent farmer liv-
ing at DeKalb, small town near st.
/ BIis Ahp', was SllOJ anu iNiliNNA CiA 'iN
crowded village streets by William and
! Charles Brown, brothers of young girl
whom Teeney had succeeded in debauch-
ing.
| Employees have been granted an in
crease of wages at the quarries at La
mont, Ill.
All the departments of the Cleveland
Rolling mills are opened, giving work to
about 2000 men.
\ band of moonshiners attempted to
enter the house of Frank Simmons, 20
miles north of Huntsville, Ala, Sunday
morning, and the leader, Dudley John
son, was killed.
II. G. Mellor, an old and respected resi-
dent, shot and killed his son James, aged
25, at Quigleyville, Col, in quarrel over
the right to use a certain field as
pasture. James first struck his father.
The murderer gave himself up and said
he merited punishment, as he had com
mitted terrible crime.
A remOnstrance has been issued by the
professors of Brown university and sent
to members of the corporation. 1t pro
tests against the action of the latter body
with reference to President Andrews, and
asks for reconsideration of the whole
matter. The document lays stress on the
importance of freedom of thought and
speech, and especially in university
where there should be no such thing rs
political prejudice.
Another hot wave passed over the cen
tral states the first of the week.
Governor Rogers appointed A. j. Bleth-
en- editor of the Seattle Times, regent CT
the state university at SEATTLE, to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of the
late John Wiley, for the term ending
March. 1902
The Hawaiian government decided on
July 28 to issue no more six months resi-
dence permits to Chinese. This practical
exclusion following the lines of American
legislation means much to American la
borers
The governor has refused executive
clemency to George S. Young of Column
bia county, Wash, now serving a 10
years term in the penitentiary for cattle
stealing who was convicted October Il.
1894, although the senate board of par
dons recommended his pardon on July
%.
Fire has destroyed the chemical works
OF d, Jayne & Sons at FranLford, Pa,
causing loss of 100000.
Two hundred women and girls employ
ed at the Fulton bag and cotton mills at
Atlanta. Ga, have struck because of the
employment of negro help by the manage
ment.
Clarence Temply of Irvington and
Joseph Seaman of Corning Iowa, were
killed by lightning near Wiota, Iowa,
where they had sought shelter in barn
-Four girls we're drowned in Skunk
river, near Lancaster, Iowa Three were
daughters of Pierce Pamble, aged I, l.
and IL respectively, and the other was
Miss Asmas. They were caught III the
current while wading.
Burlington, Vt, has given President
Mckinley and party a royal reception.
Captain Dodd's crack troop of the Third
United States cavalry from Fort Ethan
Allen was waiting at the dock, and sa-
luted as the president stepped ashore, \
salute from the yacht cannon was fired,
and the waiting crowd cheered. The
streets of Burlington were gay with bunt-
ing, and it was quite a triumphal march
for the presidents party from the club
house to the house of Colonel Legrande Is.
Cannon, where an invitation to luncheon
had previously been accepted
Bridge Burned.
NI;esouIo Auo Yesterdays No. |