The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-07-06
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Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson Will
come to the coast this summer.
As a result of a lovers quarrel a San
Francisco young woman was shot 10y a
fireman.
Reports from Brazos valley. Texas.
place the damage by the recent floods
at S4.000.0 900.
Two were killed and a number in
jured in a street car collision at Pitts.
burg.
At Philadelphia, j. T. Carr, a re-
porter, was killed in a street car col.
sion. A mum Der were badly injured.
Fire did damage to the extent OF
$780, 900 at Summit, y. J. One mum
dred people, living in ailments, lost
their effects.
The negroes have all left Pana. ILL.,,
on tickets furnished by Governor Tan
ner. The mines will reopen with un.
ION men.
Schurman has visited the southern
islands and ascertained the sentiment
of the natives. He says peace will
surely follow victory in the Philippines
as the best people favor the Americans
Union City, ILL.,, populated entirely
union miners, was destroyed 10y fire
and the miners driven to the woods by
negroes, who sought revnge for the kill.
ing of a negro woman by the miners.
General EIoratio q. Wright, who
made a brilliant record in the civil
war, serving at Gettysburg and the
campaign in the Wilderness and around
Richmond, died in Washington.
General Miles has paid a high COM
pliment to the brave Oregon volunteers.
and says that in the West is to be
found the best material in the world
for military service.
The rebels made a sally against our
lines at San Fernando, but did not
push the attack. The Americans lost
one man killed and four wounded.
Rioters attepmted to burn Jesuit
college at Vaelnca. Spain. The gem
daImes were attacked by mob Bar
ricades We're erected in the streets,
which the troops carried after fierce re-
slstanCe.
The German delegates of the draft.
ing committee of the arbitration COM
mittee of the peace conference have
officially announced the assent OF Ger
many to Sir Julian Paunceiote's pro-
posal of a permanent court of arbitIa-
ton.
Professor Warehouse, of Washington
university, proposes that we call the
United States ''Usona," and its people
"Usonians. The words are derived
from the initials of United States of
North America.
During the fiscal year just ended the
total output OF American shipyards has
been the largest in any yeaI Tor the
last quarter of century, except in
1891, when 1884 vessels OF 800, 302
gross tons were built and documented
in the United States.
Returning soldiers say all Philippine
news is censored.
Daniel +. Tmann, former mayor of
New York, Is dead.
New York has case of yellow fever.
1t came from Cuba.
Fifteen hundred men are now out at
the Chicago stockyards.
Secretary Alger invented Il parapet,
but on n test it proved worthless.
The writing paper trust has been in.
corporated, capitalized at $50 600. 600.
At tumult in the Italian cham Der
of deputies in Rome go deputies were
injured.
At Belgium the government has con.
coded to the socialists the right to hold
meetings.
London telegraph company objects to
Pacific cable because it will hurt
their business.
The California miners who were re-
ported to have peiished in Siberia, are
alive and well.
The peanut trust has been incorpor-
ated in New Jersey with captaliza-
ton of $4,000.
Retail prices will advance III keep
ing with those of the Wholesale in the
/ non ana steel trade.
General Harrison Gray Otis says his
namesake should have $4,000 men to
route the Filipinos.
The cruiser Chicago has gone to Pre-
toria. South Africa to protect American
interests in the Transvaal.
Dreyfus has at last been landed in
/ France. He was taken to Rennes,
where his retrial will take place.
The United States consul at Saliva