Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-06-01
SUMMARY Of NORLD'SN FVS
NEWS OF THE WORLD IN RRrp,
complete Review of the Events =,
the Past Week-In This nna n
eign Lands-TnLen From a,
Latest Dispatches.

The United States revenue cu,,o.
Grant has come off the rocks in saon
ich sound.
The village of Esparagossa. province
of Badajos, has been almost destrovsS
| by storm. One woman was killed
The wooden steamer Baltimore fonn
| dered recently in Lake Huron near An
Sable and IL of her crew of IA wera
drowned.
Thomas Morris Avery, founder 20
the Elgin National Watch companv
died recently in Chicago, from a stroke
of paralysis. Mr.. Avery was past 60
years of age.
H. H. Spyer's snlngie mill was
burned recently. The fire started in
the boiler room. Loss. $4,000, fully
covered by insurance
Marvin Hart of Louisville recently
knocked out Dan Creedon of Australia
in the sixth round before the Southern
Athletic club of Louisville.
La Union, large union soap factory
controlled by Serrano & Farias and
owned by various stockholders of Tor.
reon, Mexico, and surrounding neigh.
borhood, has been destroyed by fire
Loss, 1925. 900.
A superior force of Beers made
determined tatack on a convoy between
Ventersdorp and Potschefstroom, Nav
&C. but were driven off, British loss
was four killed and 80 wounded. The
convoy arrived in safety.
says the flood damage in the state
amounts to several million dollars.
Last nights rainfall was very heavy
and more rain is falling All streams
in that section are rising.
At Key West, Fla, as the result Of
an unexplained tragedy at cottage oc-
cupied by the D'Ormond-Fuller CON-
pany, a dramatic organization. Miss
lnez Leonard and T. Edgar Baucieigh,
two members of the company, are dead.
Another material cut in Alaska pas
senger rates has been made by the Pa
cific Coast Steamship company, which
| advertised and placarded first class
tickets to Juneau and Lynn canal ports
for So 1t provides also a round trip
voyage between Seattle and Alaska for
$40
Alexander Mckenzie. the Nome mine
receiver, who was sentenced to a year
in the county jail at Oakland, Cal. for
contempt of court. but whose sentence
was committed, was taken from the jail
to private sanitarium, where he will
remain, he says, until he completely
RECEIVERS his health and strength.
The team of American trap shooters
selected to represent the United States
in the match with the British experts
for $500 side at the Middlesex Gun
Clubs grounds near London. on June
IL and following days, have sailed for
Liverpool on board the steamer Cana
dian.
The multiplex system Of telegraphy,
invented by the late Professor Henry
M. Rowland, of Baltimore, which is be-
ing introduced into Germany, permits
of the transmission of eight messages
simultaneously over a single wire, four
In each direction, at the rate of 40
words minute. The messages are
sent by means of keyboard similar
to that of typewriter which can be
| operated by an ordinary typewriter OPP
orator and are recorded at the other
end of the wire by a small machine.
1t is possible either to print the MESA
ges upon sheet of paper or upon a
long tape like that which is used in the
ordinary ticker service
At. Albany, N. Y, electric cars rae
ing for a switch while running in OPP
posite directions at the rate of 40 miles
an hour, caused the loss of five lives
Sunday afternoon by collision in
which over 40 prominent people were
injured, some fatally and others seri-
ously. The dead are: Frank Smith,
motorman; William Nichols. motor
man; Maud Kellogg, Round Lake; An
ME Rooney. Stuyvesant Falls; David
Mahoney, mate on the Dean Richmond
Fatally injured: George Barry, Troy
hurt internally; Fred Smith. Albany
injured internally. The scene of the
senger rates has been made by the Pa
accident was at point about two miles
out Of Greenbusb, on the line of the
Albany & Hudson railway,