Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-11-25
ITEMS FROM ALL AROUND
cERsE TICKS FROM THE WIRE
Complete Review of the Events for
the Past Week I'm This and For-
eiEn Lands-sunlmarixed From the
Latest Dispatches.
Colonel ]. Lawrence Kip is dead.

wish.
Sugar King Spreckels is fearful of
Philippine competition.
Nelson, B. c., authorities want Cant
Wainwright for alleged forgeries.
Astronomers say the fireworks of the
heavens will occur next November.
At the recent cabinet meeting Cages
bond buying scheme met with approval
Consul Dudley of B. c.. ordered to
Republic, Wash, to investigate the kid.
naping case.
Democrats In Kentucky object 70
Louisville ballots and want to throw
out all the vote.
Russell Sage says Gage is benefactor
OF the financial world and has saved us
from a great panic.
Michael Rollinger the wife murder
er, was dropped from the gallows in
Chicago last Friday.
d. L. Zent and his associates have
put force or men to work this week on
the Comstock mine on Clugston creek,
near Colviile, Wash.
General LaWton's official report on
the expedition of Americans in April, is
loud in mis- praise o. Major Weisenburg-
er in the Santa Cruz fight.
Interstate commerce commission adj
mits that stupendous interests are in
volved in the fight between the coast
wholesalers and merchants in the in
terror.
A destructive fire broke out at No. Is
Park Place, n. Y, occupied by the I'm
eXcelled Fire Works Company, Boyd's
Fire Works Company and e. Bissell &
Co.
After a hard fight by the citizens of
Magnolia, Ark, the cotton compress
and warehouse in which are stored 5000
bales of cotton and which was serious.
ly threatened by fire, was saved.
Since the air compressor on the AL
hambrl near Wardner, Idaho, has been
installed it. has been found impossible
to run it any considerable length of
time owing to a shortage of water for
the boiler.
The bonds offered to the government
at the sub-treasuries under Secretary
/ Cages offer amounted to $2,341,350 as
follows: New York, $1,S59,15O; Phila-
delphia, $478,000, Cincinnati, $4,000;
Baltimore, 5000.
Dwight L. Moody, the evangelist.
is suffering from an affection
of the heart. He is en- route to
his home at Northfeld Mass, in care
of physician. 1t is admitted that Mr..
Moody's condition is serious but not
critical
Much mystery surrounds the death
of Rev. Jesse Moore, the Methodist min
lister of Dexter, Mo-. who was assas.
| mated at his home near Pyle, six miles
| from Dexter. So far as known he had
no enemies.
e. ]. Clark and his partners are pre-
pairing to work the Midnight near Null
Ian, Idaho. their claim, on which the
Morning Mining company recently cut
an ore chute which promises to rival
that in the Sixteen to One.
! d. s. Kenyon of Deer Lodge, Mont,
is dead, aged 81.
No more troops will be removed from
the Occur d'Alenes.
| Aguinaldo has escaped between Gems.
Young and Wheaton.
There was no serious trouble at Fort
Ringgold, Tex. 1t was only a drunken
row.
The postofIice department has entirely
exonerated the Moscow (ldaho) postmas
! ter.
Roosevelt will sign the new law that
gives him control of the police force Of
New York city.
The SLOGAN lockout is broken and the
Payne mine will employ a full force of
union men. Other mines are expected to
| follow.
Three Indians, an old buck and his two
grown sons, from the reservation at North
Vancouver, b. c., were drowned in Bur
rard inlet.
George Dixon, the featherweight cham
pion, recently got the decision over Ed
die Lenny of Philadelphia after fighting
25 rounds.
The recent heavy rains have flooded
Lulu island, near Point Guichon, and a
boat can now be rowed over a good part
of this delta of the Fraser river.
Thos. Hammond, who was one of the
| founders OF Port townsend, wash, and
who has been a continuous resident there
for 40 years, is dead, aged SO years.
On July "a the Laurada arrived at Sc
attic from st. Michaels, having so pas
sengers in excess of the number she was
allowed to carry and was fined $4,000, but
this has been reduced to 5000.
w. E. Hampton and August Holtgen,
accused of conspiracy to defraud the Aer-
motor Company of Chicago, have been