The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-08-31
LATER NE VS..

1t is said that food for Guerin, the
besieged Frenchman is supplied by an
underground passage.
The governor Of Wyoming and his
staff will meet the states returning
volunteers in San Francisco.
An agreement has been reached with
Germany whereby packages weighing
IL pounds may be sent by post.
Ringers concessions to England are
so far reaching that it is thought his
resignation will be demanded.
In South America the products of
Great Britain are being replaced ty
those from the United States and Ger.
many.
While 16 men were descending into
the Couchard mine at Hautecroix,
France, cable broke and all were
killed.
Commercial travellers will endeavor
to have uniform style adopted in mile
age tickets by the railways of this
country.
New York stated that workmen all
over Europe are organizing for a
great uprising.
The recent withdrawal OF troops
caused trouble in Panay and Cebu
islands. but robber bands and aimed
Tagals were punished.
A witness, who at the former trial
gave expert testimony that Dreyfus
wrote the bordereau, has now declared
that EsteIhazy wrote it.
Through the heroic work of the sis.
tiers only four deaths resulted from the
terrible contiagration in the Orphan
asylum at Sparkill, N. Y.
An alleged member of the old royal
family demanded the throne of Corea
and was beheaded by order of Lady
Mo, the power behind the throne.
Free trade privileges for 10 years
have been granted Spain in the Sulu
islands. Germany and Great Britain
will also be granted like privileges.
The pope blessed the Olympia's crew
and sent an autograph letter ito Adj
mral Dewey. He is much concerned
about war and expressed the hope that
it will soon end.
The Santo DOMINICAN government
has surrendered to the revolutionists.
The rebels reached the capital and
threw up the sponge.
So satisfactory have been the results
OF experiments made with thor:te, the
new high explosive discovered by an
Oregon professor, that it will be recon-.
mended {by the board of ordnance and
Notifications for use in the Philip
pines.
The national farmers congress will
meet in Boston in October.
Our commerce with Germany for
1899 exceeds all previous records.
A stage in Yellowstone park trrned
over. one person was killed and
number were injured.
The eucalyptus tree is to he expert
mented with quite extensively in Cuba
as anti-malarial agent,
Suspicious cases of fever have &C.
Cured at Orizaba, Mexico, and it is be-
lieved to be yellow fever
General Otis reports everything quiet
at Manila. He is protecting the lives
and property OF all classes.
The governors of 81 states have ap-
pointed delegates to the antitrust con-
ference to be held at Chicago in Sep
TENDER.
The Olympa's battalion of $50 men
will lead the parade in New York on
the occasion of the arrival of Admiral
Dewey.
Sergeant Crawford. who escaped, af-
ter letting eight men out of the prison
at Wardner, has been arrested at Mis-
soula. Mont.
Sir Thomas Upton. the owner of the
Shamrock. has sailed for this country.
DE was given hearty farewell by his
Irish friends.
1t is announced in London that the
Governor of Natal has refused to allow
he transit OF empty cartridge cases
intended for the Transvaal.
A determined effort is being made at
Cleveland, o., to secure the discharge
of number of volunteers in the Four
teenth United States infantry.
A Washington special says that
modus vivendi has been agreed upon by
the Alaska boundary commission and
will be in effect before congress meets
in December.
A Vienna paper says that a deputa.