Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-09-07

down to escort the new men TO the plant.
Some words passed between the new men
and the strikers, and one of the party hit
a striker. telling him TO the walk. A
number of his friends jumped to the res
cue and Guiton drew his revolver and held
them OIL The party then proceeded to the
works.
Charles i. Franklin, an inoffensive
farmer. was killed at Eatonville, Wash,
by Alexander Vance, blacksmith. Eye
witnesses say the tragedy was entirely UNI
provoked and the murder cold blooded
one. Vance made threats during the day
that some one would die before night, but
it is believed he was looking for another
man.
A fearful accident occurred Tuesday at
Wenatchee Wash, resulting in one killed
and two injured. A delivery cart belong
ing to the Wenatchee Trading company
was on its way from the steamboat land
ing and contained Mr.. Gile, who was driv-
ing. and two boys, one named William
Foley. The cart was following bus and
reached the railway crossing just as the
Great Northern train, No. 3, was coming
into town. The bus drove across in front
of the train, but the delivery horse reared
and Jumped against the train, being
caught between the tender and baggage
ear. The occupants of the cart were hurl-
ed against the train with fearful force and
the Foley boy was thrown 40 feet and in
stantly killed. The other boy as perhaps
fatally wounded.
At Granite, Okla, recently a gusher of
oil was struck at a depth of 300 feet. The
flow is heavy and has created great excite
ment.
No. Cotton Belt passenger train, leav-
ing Texarkana at 9:25 p m, in charge
of Conductor Armstrong, was held up and
robbed near Eylau, four miles south OF
TeXarkana.
At Troy, Ala, Bill Tourney, alias Bill
Hiliard, negro charged with assaulting
Miss Wilson at Chestnut Grove, was shot
and his body burned by mob near the
scene of his crime
General Dewet has issued a proclama-
ton" says a dispatch to the Daily Mail
from Cape Town, chat he will shoot all
British troops found in Orange River CO.
only after SEPTEMBER 10.
The great international yacht bet of
100000 between an English syndicate,
represented by Walter j. Kingsley of
London, and group of Pittsburgers, rep
resented by William |. Muslin, has been
finally arranged.
Lord Kitchener says "Since August 26
the columns report 10 Beers killed, 3
wounded 2l2 made prisoners, and l27
surrendered, and that 104 rifles, 1850
rounds of ammunition, 100 horses and
1900 head of cattle have been captured"
The British Columbia government sup
porters of the Dunsmuir administration
are in open revolt, one cabinet minister
has resigned and there is new leader OF
the provincial opposition, all through the
taking into the cabinet of Hon. j. G.
Blown of New Westminster.
Forty sheep were shot and a tent in
which covered frightened sheep herder
was riddled on Bear Wallow creek, 30
miles from Pendleton, Ore. The massacre
betokens renewed outbreak between
sheep and cattle men in Umatilla county.
The sheep herder, Gus Peterson, narrowly
escaped being shot to pieces.
The Pacific Coast Steamship company
has brought suit in the United States cir
cult court in San Francisco against the
Pacific Marine Firemen's union and the
Sailors Union of the Pacific to recover
$4,000 damages, which it alleges to have
sustained by the strike of its fremen and
sailors. 1t alleges violation by the union
of IA signed agreement.
Fortyfive of the 81 men who came
into Northport Tuesday from Joplin to
work at the smelter walked out. A sub
scription was taken up and over 800 was
secured, which is to be used in paying the
mems fare to Marcus and other places
where they can secure work. The union
made up the balance necessary to take the
men out of town. There are only II of
the Missourians left at the plant.