Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-02-11
-Last Wednesdav one of thy

The teacher, Principal Carsaw, at
tempted to punish young Gilbert,
who resisted, and the janitor was
called in to hold him; several of the
other boys then took hand, and
as a result Gilbert has been ex-
PEELED, and several of his allies are
nursing bruised faces and arms.
The former principal, Prof. Perkins,
was run out by the scholars, and
this is continuance of the same
trouble. What the result Of the
last affair viii be Is not known.
Josh Palmerton has been APP
pointed temporary marshal in place
of A. B. Williams, resigned. AT
the next council meeting new
marshal will be appointed. There
are number Of applicants for this
important position and it is to be
hoped that good man win be APP
pointed, and a man who has always
had the best interest of Pullman at
heart. All the applicants have
been citizens of Pullman long
enough to have esta blished record
either one way or other and by this
record the council should judge
them.
The next attraction at the au-
ditorium will be Lincoln J Carter's
spectacular nautical meIodrama
Remember the Maine" 1t is said
to be consumate achievement of
stage realism and the expense has
been secondary consideration. A
moments thought and the very
name Of the production is sufficient
to impress one with the fact that the
possibilities for picturesque novel
tv are tremendous. "Remem Der
the Maine" comes to the auditorium
next Monday evening, Feb. 18th.
Our boys at Manila are getting
some good rifle practice, according
to press reports. 1t seems that a
number Of Filipinos had fortified
the upper story Of a large stone
church and could not be dislodged
50 few California volunteers
/ kindIed a fire In the basement. with
coal oil and pitch while a regiment
of Washington and Idaho bows
/ picked the rebels off as fast as they
were smoked out.
-Aguinaldo certainly had his
nerve with him when he tack led
/ Uncle sam for scrap on his lucky
day, for the events OF the past year
have proven that Samuel is no re-
I Sptctor Of the Sabbath when there
is chance fol a fight, and Incident
/ aIl IL is observed that on these &c
casious he invariably strokes his
long goatec and smiles compiaten,iy
over the result.
Miss Faye Allen is visiting
this week with her sister, Mrs. Thos.
Neill, at CoIfax. She was excused
from the mid term examinations
which have been in progress at the
W. A. G. during the past week, on
account OF having received Aa, the
highest possible grade, in all of her
daily recitations.
At the Christian church on
Lords Day morning the subject of
the sermon will be Power, a Right
and Wrong Use of it," Evening
sermon, "Steps Toward and Steps
From God" Other services at their
| regular time.
/ The New York Racket Store, next
Id2or to the Model, bakery, opened
Hfohbusiness this morning, with
Istock of ladies and gents furnish
ings and general racket goods.
-Chas. E, Metz, of Colfax, a
Whitman county pioneer, suffered
stroke of paralysis last Wednes-
day, and is lying in q very precar-
ious condition.
Buy your garden seed of Lind
ley; he has them in bulk. They
are the best and cheapest.
Thursday morning before the
thawing begun the snow was IS
inches deep on the level.
There is an epidemic Of diph-
liberia in the neighborhood of Endl-
cott
LindIey is in the lead on wheels
this season. See his line before you
buy.
Eln,.nn &C