Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-06-23

gladstone, died last Thursday.
The recent democratic state convention
hold at Montpelier, VT, nominated full
atate ticket by acclama ton and declared
a. Bryan and the Chicago platform, and
Dn,nst the imperial policy of the ad-
sSs;n;stration and the republican party.
Santa Fe freight train ran into and
,.n,olisbed a street car at Main street
arossing at Hutchinson, Kan, killing Mrs.
{ Patten, Mrs. William Burtche and
wrs George Kown. Mrs. Kown was
drocoed from the wreck by her husband
and died in his arms. Kown was badly in
hlred, but will recover.
With the motorman dead on the front
platform, a Chicago electric car crowded
with passengers shot across the railroad
tracks at Fortieth street just ahead of a
troicht train, and for three blocks ran at
mil speed with no one at the controlling
lover. The motorman, H. A. Morgan, had
fallen helpless from heart disease, but the
Messengers did not realize their danger UNI
ri after it was over and the car had been
stopped by the conductor.
General OTIS received a warm well
come at his own home at Rochester, n.
Y.
Gen. MacAbulos an insurgent leader
and PHILIPPINE chief surrendered to Lis
cumb
Free State is not yet quiet as the
Beers are too active there to suit the
British.
Japan has an eye on Russia, there
fore the Joint action in China has one
drawback to it.
Chicago's colored population is deep
ly interested in a plan to establish
colony in Hawaii.
The body of a man with his throat
cut from ear to ear was discovered re-
Gently in the upper river at New York
city.
Yellow fever has broken out at Que
mados, eight miles from Havana, where
United States troops are stationed.
Thus far there have been four cases, 3
Of which proved fatal.
Oscar Gardner won on foul in a
bout with Billy Barrett of New York in
the fifteenth round of what was to have
been 25-round bout before the Broad
way Athletic club on Friday.
coach on the City Leavenworth
electric line crashed into a work train
at a curve 10 miles east of LeaVen-
worth. The coach was splintered to
kidding wood and five railroad men in
iurnd Tho COR porrind m noccppoprC
News has been received from Paris
of the death of Louis Schwabacher who
passed away after an illness of several
months. Mr.. SchWabacher was well
know in Seattle and on Puget Sound,
where he was interested in several en-
terprises
Sullivan Converse, of Chicago, and
his father were drowned recently while
bathing in the bayou Chilcot Miss, in
full view of their fourteen-year old son
and brother. Sullivan Converse was
one OF the volunteer seamen on the bat
tie ship Oregon during the late war
with Spain. His mother, Mrs. Ira M.
Converse, is we'll known in literary cir
cles as newspaper correspondent.
The accounts of Cuba's treasurer nave
been examined and no extravaganza is
apparent.
Mrs. Beveridge, wife of United States
Senator Albert j. Beverage of Indiana, is
dead.
The instruction in Bulgaria IS spread-
ing. Fifty peasants have been killed by
Tie military at Duran akah
Captain Orison Lee of the Forty-ifth
volunteer infantry was drowned off the
coast of Albay on the 10th instant
Billy Hanrahan of New York was
knocked out in the 18th round of his fight
with Tommy West of Brooklyn recently.
The steamer Knight Bachelor cleared
nom New Orleans for Cape Town recently
with 1000 horses for the British govern
ment.
The political crisis in British Columbia
mas about come to a head, and there seems
no reasonable doubt that Lieutenant Gov
einor Mclnnes will be dismissed.
ne entire business section of the village
OF Middleton, eight miles west of Madison,
WIS., was wiped out by fire. The insur-
anee loss is $4,000 to 100000, with the
actual loss much greater.
The statement of the treasury balances
al the general fund, exclusive of The $780,
"o'oOO gold reserve in the division of re-
uehption. shows: Available cash balances
Pl+o'959,7l3, gold $69,5l8,292
Governor Beckham, the youngest COVER
nor Kentucky has ever had, and The
Youngest in the United States, has issued
statement formally announcing his can
Uuacy for the democratic nomination to
succeed himself.
Nnarlas Rallin u.ac EaInll.- -Lo4 II Conn.