Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-09-23
WASHINGTON.

state normal school has risen TO 173.
r The new crop of wheat is being mar
' keted from the west side of Moses cou
lee.
Samuel Hardesty, former Cakes
daleite, has been heard from. He is in
Honolulu.
1t has been decided to hold county
fair in Davenport from October 18 tc
%, four days.
Nine Whatcom county children were
recently taken to the state school fol-
defective youth.
The mysterious disappearance OF
Deputy Auditor Current of Klickitat
county is still unsolved.
Between 800 and 400 Indians passed
through Ellensburg the other day en-
route to the hop fields.
A big roundup of cattle is being made
in Asotin county to fill a contract for
900 young cattle for Omaha.
A pair of fine work horses were sto-
len from w H. Parker rancher liv-
ing near Oakesdale, recently.
County Superintendent of schools w.
L. Sax has consented to conduct vol.
untary weather station at Colville.
The 3-year-old son of George Harri-
son Glasscock, living 16 miles below
Harrington, was drowned last week.
In moving the ferry from Marcus to
Daisy the boat was carried over the
| falls of the river and completely wreck
! ed.
There was believed to be another case
of smallpox in Pullman last week. The
victim is ]. H. Coffield, ex-city mar
shall.
The state board of equalization, in
classifying the lands by counties, raised
Island and Snohomish counties from
the third to fourth class.
James Ross of Tacoma received no.
tice that he had been appointed cap
tain in the Forty-fifth regiment, now
at Fort Leanvenworth.
James B. Clark, barkeeper at Seat
tie, has been arrested on the charge of
attempting to murder his wife. Clark
claims his wife shot herself.
T. NJ. Reed has retired from his la
bors on the correspondence committee
of the Masonic grand lodge, after a
continuous service of Al years.
The Ellensburg Capital is asking the
people of that city to erect monument
to Corporal George w. Hovey, who was
killed while fighting the Filipinos.
Jimmie Ta-pel-newt, the Okanogan
brave who was held by the federal au-
thorities at Spokane on the charge of
murder, committed suicide in Jail by
hanging.
The three lodges of Odd Fellows of
Walla Walla have resolved as individ-
uals to bear the expense of bringing
Company / boys home in a body from
Seattle to Walla Walla.
Jacob kinman and brother have just
finished harvesting 800 acres of wheat
on Eureka fat, which yielded 9,603
bushels. Their wheat will stand the
highest test for first grade.
Leo l.. Totten, living near Steptoe
Butte, is suffering from a kick by a
horse. The animal kicked him in the
mouth, kicking out six teeth and cut
ting his face and chin in a horrible
manner.
Gilbert Macarthur was killed last
| nCOh AL ASoShAOlu w nlIc dIISm pIl0S
to replace betting connecting a traction
engine with a thresher he was caught
by the belt and his head torn from his
! trunk.
James Sutton of Chewelah died in
great agony in Waverly last week from
the effects of drugged liquors, believed
to have been administered by persons
who robbed him of about 5000 while he
lay dying.
The exposition grounds at Spokane
will be open for the reception of ex
hibits on Friday, September 29th, 1899
Entries may be made up to 10 p. m.
Monday, October End, the day before
the opening of the exposition.
While threshing near Uniontown a
separator was blown up and destroyed
1t was followed by flames, which con
sumed the machine and the entire set
ting of grain. 1t is supposed the ex
plosion was caused by smut.
James & Shears threshing outfit in
Rock Creek valley was completely de
stroyed by fire recently, and l 900 bush
els of wheat belonging to II. w. Col
Inns of Rockford was destroyed. The
fire was caused by an explosion within
: the separator by reason of the excessive
amount CT smut in the grain.
Cleveland Strike Il over.