Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-02-07

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few hours of time.
General Miles was the guest of the
king and queen at dinner at Windsor
castle Sunday night. The prince and
princess of Wales and others were
among the party. King Edward is In
good health.
Elisha Morgan. head of the Morgan
Envelope company, promoter of the
American Fine Writing Paper company
and director in a number OF manu-
featuring industries is dead at Spring
field, Mass.
I.oysll hdsar Vance, an actor, 81
eaIs oI age, uled recently at u baltl-
AAoIe, ma, hospital. rave weeks ago
Ar. anCe nose began 10 Dieeu anu
ne was removed 10 Tue hospital. EVERY
Anown remedy was LrIea Wy the pny-
olcIans ana surgeons 10 relleYe the
sunerer without avail.
AT AmDassauor Meyers request,
queen 1elena, making an eAcepLlon IN
Lnls case, as ner majesty IL IN mourn
ing Tor her grandfather, received in
| private audience recently MISS Carew.
me sisLsr-n-iaw OF President koose-
welt. Inc queen was very gracious
and expressed great liking tor
America.
Word comes from the Little Horn
River country of the death OF Spotted
Horse. one time chief of the Crow
tribe of Indians.
,lv,.1 Is al Il L.
in the Joseph Creswsll building, at
Denver, recently, caused the manning
and bruising of seven persons, one
of whom may be crippled for life.
The date for the international Ep-
worth league convention, to be held
in Detroit next summer, has been
finally fixed. The session will begin
July 16 and continue through Sunday,
July 10.
News of the death at Garnet of
Jack Riley, a pioneer miner of Mon
tana is reported. Riley had been con-
cerned in the development of practi-
cally every mining camp of Montana
and the Occur d'Alene district and
was well known among miners. His
death was sudden and probably due to
heart disease or paralysis.
A movement is on foot, according
to a Glendive report, for the forma-
ton of new state to be called Mon
tague, and which is to be formed by
separating that portion of Montana
east of the Belt mountains and that
portion of North Dakota west of the
Missouri river.
Recently occurred a grim tragedy
with dire results to the Finnish set
| tiers on Maolcom island. some dis
lance up the coast from Vancouver
In a terrible holocaust which broke
out while the men were at meeting,
in common living house in which
| "A families were living, II women and
children were burned to death and
II injured.
Spy Oak" said to be the largest
tree in New York state. standing on
the Pelham road, Westchester, has
been condemned as unsafe, and will
probably soon be cut down, it having
become hollow and in danger of fall
ing. 1t is said that many spies and
deserters were hanged from this tree
during the revolutionary war.
sensation was created in politi-
cal circles at Helena recently by the
arrest of Miss Jessie Waters. who
was brought to Helena from Butte
to give testimony for the prosecution
in the Impeachment case against
Judge Harvey, now pending before
the judicial committee of the house.
Miss Waters was arrested on the
charge that she is wanted in Butte
for having committed perjury in con-
nectiOn with the Minnie Healy mine
litigation.
shaft sunk on Ell Dorado creek
near Dawson struck second bedrock
65 feet below the first bedrock with
six feet of pay gravel running as high
as S25 to the bucket. The strike was
not far from the famous gusher,
which is now about under control.
The new strike knocks all mining
| theories and opens a way to remark
able possibilities. Other shafts are
now beink sunk. If lower bedrock
actually exists, the Klondike district
may repeat itself, judging by the pay
ore found. 1t is believed there are
still other strata below those found.
The gusher, when struck, ran a
stream three feet wide. seven inches
deep at the rate of "a miles an hour.
Floods at MeadVille, Pa.