Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-06-17
CORPORAL Beverly Williams.

Corporal Beverly Williams.
The Savage Club in London gave 8
banquet to Mark Twain Samuel L
Clemens) last week. 1t was one of the
most brilliant gatherings given under
the auspices of the club since the ia
nous banquet Of the Savages to Henry
NJ Stanley.
Serious riots have broken out in the
Tinnevelley district of Madras presi
dency between the Marivars and Ku
lars on the one hand and the Shanari
on the other at Sivikasi. Several vii
lagos have been attacked and plumber.
ed and number of houses burned and
several lives lost
The man who murderously assaulted l..
II. Belden in San Francisco is still at large.
Oliver Lee and James Gilliand were ac-
quilted of the murder of Henry Fountain,
the son of Colonel \. j. Fountain, at Hills
boro, n. NJ.
Thomas Sadlef, a miner, was convicted
of assault in the first degree on Patrick
O'Conner and the punishment fixed at five
years Imprisonment.
Harry Fisher of Brooklyn stood IL
rounds before Joe Walcott, the welter-
weight champion, in Baltimore recently
and then threw up the sponge.
T. G. Shaughnessy has been elected pres
ident of the Canadian Pacific, vice VIM.
Van Horne, resigned Van Horne becomes
adviser to the board of directors.
Admiral Westminster of the Russian
navy has reached New York. He is on
private business and will return to Russia
via San Francisco and the Pacific.
The six-day walk in New York appears
to have suddenly collapsed. The walkers
have all left the track. 1t is understood
the affair has proved a financial failure.
The factory of the Marietta Torpedo
Company blew up, and Cal Harte, aged as,
and Clyde Porter, single, aged 81,
were killed. Two horses and wagon
were blown to atoms
The members of the Buffalo and Kan
5as City baseball teams, who were arrested
at the close of Sundays game in Buffalo,
for violating the Sunday law, were ac-
quilted.
shot down near his home in Middeboro,
Ky, by unknown parties. This is the
second murder within two weeks in con-
lection with the feud between the Taylors
md Lees.
Two negroes were lynched at Dunnellon,
Ga, recently by a mob of their own color.
The municipality of Havana has pre-
ented to General Maxine Gomez a GER
ificate naming him as an adopted son of
he city.
Admiral Dewey landed at Singapore
rom his flagship to pay a visit to the
overnor of the Straits Settlement, Sir C. |
|. b. Mitchell, at the government house.
lie was received with military honors. On
is return to the Olympia he was visited
y the governor.
The arbitration treaty between the Ar
entine Republic and Uruguay has been
igned,
The copper miners at I.o" NF,unca1n I
tedding, Cal.
Gustave Frey, gambler of San Fran
isco, dragged his wife into the street and
hot her dead He then killed himself.
Pinkerton detectives, armed and in uni
orm, have been ordered by the chief of
police to keep off the streets of Portland.
Admiral Dewey is DESTROYS that the
money collected for him be used for the
establishment of soldiers and sailors
lome
The Old Dominion steamship Hamilton
AN into the German steamship Macedo
MA off Long Branch and it is supposed
hat the Macedonia subsequently sank.
The responsibility for the riots of April
20 in the Occur d'Alenes and the murder
Of Smith and Cheyne has been placed by
the coroners jury upon the miners
unions as organizations.
j. Frank Davis, chief deputy collector
of internal revenue for the district of Or
egon, Washington and Alaska, has been
pending the decision of the de-
partment at Washington, ID. G..
Senator c. w. Fairbanks of Indiana,
Captain Terry of the battleship Iowa and
James j. Hill, president of the Great
Northern, We're guests of honor at ban
quet at the Rainier Club in Seattle. Pres
ident HILL acted as POSTMASTER.
The turnout in Butte, Mont, on Min
ers' Union day was the largest in the his
tory of the organization. Fully 5000
miners and smeltermen and other work
ingmen were in line Edward Boyce,
president of the Western Federation OF
Miners, was the orator of the day.