Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-02-03

ratiyes believe it is a visitation of
Providence.
The officials will disinfect mail at
spokane if there is any danger that it
NAV spread contagion.
Chapelle's position in the Philippines
;s an ecclesiastical one and he will an
sver only to the pope.
On Feb. the Canadian law makers
meet at Ottawa. Two ideas are FREEDOM.
mating. One is to pay the volunteers.
the other to correct abuses of the rail
roads.
oliver Pike has turned up. He dis
appeared from an asylum for the in
sane in Ohio foHr years ago, being en-
ployed at that time as an attendant,
and has been missing ever since.
James e. Muse, charged with having
embezzled $500 from the Title Guaran.
tee & Trust Company of Portland, Ore,
nearly a year ago. has been arrested in
Kansas City.
Mrs. Matte D. Rich, who is alleged
to have shot and killed her husband,
John D. Rich, at Ciudad Juarez, Mex.
has been sentenced to IA years in a
Mexican prison as her punishment.
The steamship Lisbones, which has
arrived at New York from Brazilian
ports rescued at sea Capt. Somerville
schooner Allan d. Mcintyre, which was
abandoned in waterloggcd condition
Jan. 49, The Mcintyre was bound
from Pensacola for st. Croix, W. L.
A great strike of carpenters employ
ed on the exposition buildings at Paris
involving 5000 men, has been inaugu.
rated. The strikers demand an increase
of wages from Is sous to l franc per
hour.
The plant of the Angora Manufacture
ing Company at Philadelphia was de-
str0yed by fire and one of the employees,
Lizzie Blackburn. aged II, is missing
Her body Is believed to be in the ruins
The loss is about $4,000. partly GOV.
cred by insurance.
Billy Smith landed on Frank McCon.
nell with right hook on the jaw and
forced the pace from the opening, but
was denied his chance to win the mon
ey until the twenty-second round, at
New York recently.
1t IS reported that six Americans
died near Guaymas at the hands of
Mexicans. The story goes that they
were prospectors and found in friendly
intercourse with the Yaquis, whom the
troops surrounded in he range.
Five men were killed and eight badly
injured as a result of a runaway train
and an explosion of dynamite that fol-
lowed on the Central Railroad of New
Jersey at Ashley, Pa. The complete list
OF the dead is: Frank Mclaughlin,
brakeman; Michael Bird, brakeman;
Peter Frey, engine wiper, Charles Ha-
ney and an unknown tramp!
Word has reached Chicago that Count
Ernst Wilhelm, Baron Won Biedenfel, is
hghting the British with the soldiers
OF Dom Paul. This nobleman, who left
Chicago last April, following his ac-
quittal Of the murder of Constable A.
Mcdonald, is said to be in the thick of
the South African war as a commits
stoned officer in Boer regiment.
The death Of j.. A. Pryor by suicide oc
Cured recently in his cabin near Pine City
Bubonic plague is abating and the fear
fnl epidemic at Honolulu is apparently
under control.
The speech of Queen Victoria at the
opening of the seventh session of l4tb par
lament breathes of war
Colonel w. j. Bryan was the central
ngure OF an unusual demonstration IN
Mechanics hall recently at Boston.
The steamer Goodwin sailing from Ia
coma recently for China, went on the
beach at Browns Point in heavy Jog.
Mrs. Lawton was completely overcome
when told of the fund raised for herself
and children by the people of the United
States
The British steamer Expedient has run
down and sunk a harbor steamer near Al
tona, Germany, and 30 workmen were
drowned.
Colonel Charles Williams, commander
United States marine corps at Mare Island,
died suddenly recently of hemOrrhage Of
the stomach.
Mike Reilly of Glasgow died from a
oiow received while fighting Matt Precious
OF Birmingham, at the National Sporting
Club in London.
The Union hotel at Revelstoke, b. c.,
mas been totally destroyed by fire, the
blaze originating in the furnace room. Z.
Corning, the proprietor, had been in pos
session only three days. The loss on the
building and contents is $1,000.
The Lisbon correspondent of the London
standard says: 81 hear the indemnity to
be awarded Great Britain will be so large
that Portugal will be obliged TO make over
the railroad and the port of Lorenzo Mar
QueZ to the Rrifiah srnYernmanto