The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-05-18
LATER NEWS.

New York city has appropriated
$3.50, 900 for the reception OF Admiral
Dewey.
The monthly" men are all out a,
Buffalo. Every elevator is completed,
tied up.
Because he was ieproved for teasing
a boy. Chicago villain shoots two
men, one fatally.
The window glass trust has finally
been organized and will control per
cent of the product.
The Wheeling Steel & Iron Com.
pany, Of Wheeling. W. Va, has grant
ed its 300 employees an advance OF 10
per cent in wages.
Pawnee Bills Wild West show
came to grief in Princeton. Students
stopped the parade. Many were in.
jured in the melee which followed.
1t is the intention of President Nc.
Kinley to be in the Western states at
the time of the return of the volunteers
who have done heroic service in the
Philippines.
The federation of miners, which met
at Salt Lake. denounced the military
proceedings at Wardner, Idaho, and
declared that union men did not de.
stroy the mill.
The secretary of war has just ordered
that the Washington volunteers, when
sent home from Manila, will return di.
Iectly to the Sound, without stopping
at San Francisco.
The steamer Hassalo, built for the
o. K. & N. Co.. at Portland, has
proved herself the fastest sternwheeleI
in the world. In trial run she made
26 2-3 miles in an hour.
The Commercial Cable Company.
steamer Britannia has arrived at the
Azores. and will start this week &c
make soundings for laying the strand
which is to connect Germany and the
United States.
The Russian demand for a new rail
road concession connecting Peking with
Russia's present railroad system in
Manchura, is still exciting the gravest
anxiety in Picking. Germans and
Japanese are particularly uneasy.
The Berwind-White Coal Mining
Company, one OF the largest producers
OF bituminous coal in the world, has
notified its employees of an increase in
wages, to go into effect June /. The
advance will directly affect 10, 600 men.
A onticfontA,u
ed by the administration of affairs
from the conference which will be held
by the American Philippine commits
sion with the commission which Aguin-
aldo proposes to send to Manila.
Because he refused to buy drinks a
Chicago janitor was killed by thugs III
a saloon.
Long Island is soon to have an in
dustrial colony made up of negroes from
the South.
Claims aggregating millions have
been filed for indemnity in Cuba by
Great Britain, France and Germany.
was drowned in the Sound. She was
crossing from Kent to Des Mones with
another young lady and two yonng
men, in a rowboat, which capsized
A naval expedition will be sent from
Manila to the island of Mindanao to re-
lieve the Spanish forces at Zam boanga,
reported to be besieged by strong
force of insurgents. if the report cur
rent in Manila and sent by Otis to
Washington is verified.
A freight train of the Southern Pa
ciic was wrecked in Cow Creek can
yon, Southern Oregon. The engineer,
James McCalley, was killed and the
fireman, James Merriman, seriously in
jured. The wreck was caused by
heavy engine spreading the rails.
DR.. Charles A. Briggs. who was sus-
pended for heresy by the Presbyterian
assembly, was ordained priest of the
Episcopal church in New York. He
was ordained together with the Rev.
Charles A. Snedeker. and the ordina-
ton ceremonies were conducted by
Bishop Potter.
At Minneapolis, one of the largest
gatherings ever seen in this city adopt
ed resolutions in sympathy with the
administration of affairs in connection
with the Philippines. The names of
President Mckinley and Dewey We're
cheered to the echo several times dur
ing the afternoon.
The Standard Bank, Bowmanville. "a
miles from Toronto, was robbed of SILL
900 of the banks money, and guam
tity of valuabIes entrusted to the bank
for safe keeping by private citizens.