The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-06-29
LATER NEWS.


tion broke up in n row.
The French chamber Of deputies will
support the new cabinet.
Fire in the freight yards at Toledo,
o.. did $500. 900 damage.
Rich New Workers are on their way
to Alaska to develop American mines.
A life size statue OF solid gold will
be Colorado's state exhibit at the Paris
exposition.
Rear-Admiral Sampson will re.
linquish command of the North Allan.
tic squadron in November.
John Bull is said to be in a bad
pinch and Germany and France are not
far behind. They all need American
gold.
Mitchell George, Columbia river
fisherman, was drowned by the upset.
ting of his boat on Peacock spit at the
mouth of the river.
The new French cabinet is being
well received. Two hostile groups
have withdrawn their opposition and
most journals are favorable.
Three hundred native Porto Ricans
have been enlisted in the new battal-
ion authorized by the war department,
and 100 more will be taken.
Agunaldo expects recognition after
the next election. He has proclaimed
that the present administration of the
ITpitAl Sto, III Iafn,t "A Eel
ipino independence will follow.
News received from Idaho is to the
effect that the Northern Pacific rail-
way has beaten the Oregon Railway &
Navigation Company in the fight for
the control of the Clear water valley.
The report recently sent out from
Honolulu that the body of King Luna
lilo has been stolen from the royal tomb
is denied. When the vault was opened
recently the remains were undisturbed.
AT Poughkeepsie, n. Y, in the COL
lege boat races, Pennsylvania four
cared and Cornell freshmen were the
winners. The eight-oared race was an
exciting contest between the IthaGans
and Columbia.
A dispatch from Pekin says: G. A.
Flitche, Interpreter of the French lega-
ton there, has been struck by China
man. and is suffering from bruises.
The French minister demands public
apology from the tsung Ii yamen.
Sir Thomas Lipton's cup challenger
Shamrock was launched at MillwaIl,
England. AS the Shamrock reached
midstream from th' lips, 9 oargo co..
lided with hsr, stIhlng the Yachts bow
above the waterline, and making big
dent.
AT Pueblo, Colo, the EIers smelt-
ers, one of the trust plants, has resumed
operations with about half the regular
force. The wages paid out are about
what the company originally offered,
and the men are guaranteed protection
if they choose to violate the eight-hour
law.
The Fourth OF July will be celebrated
in grand style in Hawaii,
Germany has withdrawn objections,
and will now accept arbitration.
A six story building burned in Bos-
ton entailing loss of $lS0.000.
Many buildings were wrecked and
some stock killed in Bradley. Neb., by
twister.
President Timothy Dwight has babe
farewell to Yale, and delivered his last
baccalaureate sermon.
Owing to the prolonged drought and
the plague of locusts Asiatic Russia is
threatened with famine.
A young woman in the Atln coun.
try has discovered a vein OF quartz a
mile long and 600 feet wide.
In religious riot near Rome, several
men have been killed, and troops have
been sent to quell the rioters.
At the peace conference Russia SUBJ
mitted a proposal to keep navies of the
world at a standstil for three years.
At the Rough Riders reunion at Las
Vegas, N. NJ. Colonel Theodore Roose-
welt was presented with gold medal.
Colonel Thomas r. Cornelius, an
Oregon pioneer and a veteran of the
early Indian wais, died at Cornelius,
Or.
China will tear down her great wall
at an enormous expense. A Chicago
civil engineer will superintend the
work
The new American cup defender, Co.
lumbia. developed great speed on her
trial trip. She beat the old Defender
in a brush.
At Camden, n. j.. fire damaged the
Moro-Phillips chemical works to the