Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-01-24
REa | WORLDS NEWS SUMMARY
THE ScuLLeD FROM ASSOCIATED
PRESS DISPATCHES.
..,.y of Happenings in Both
eastern and Western Hem'spheres
.,,c the Past Week-National,
.,,..orioal, Political and Personal
events TerseIy Told.

,4tb annual convention of the
Ia Mineworkers of America open.
i n indianapolis, lnd.' Monday.
u charles M. Schwab has arrived al
.',arno on board the steam yacht
,'.sr,erita and refuses to see visitors.
~ ~ has left the yacht, but he is re-
Tod TO be well. The party accomp-
TING Mr.. Schwab has been ashore.
uapri Georges Stephene Adolphe
ooner de Blowitz, for many years cor
.asnondent of the London Times in
nsr,o died recently in Paris. M. de
p,ovitz experienced an attack of apo
s,szv He was born in 1882.
through the alleged interference OF
messenger boy a wreck was caused
an the Baltimore & Ohio railroad east
= cumberland, Md, recently, in which
so,r employees of the Baltimore & Ohio
rolroad were killed and three injured.
Narciso Gener Gonzales. editor of
the state, is at the hospital in Column
Ma s. c., in critical condition from
nistol wound inflicted by James H.
Tflman, lieutenant governor Of South
carolina. and a nephew of United
states Senator Benjamin Tillman.
Fraud and violence were resorted
tn Sunday night by the two factions
that sought to gain control of the Chi
cago Federation of Labor and elect its
officers. Eleven assaults were com
mltted while the voting was in pro
gress, and every device known in the
days of corruption primaries was en-
poyed Not until squad of police
was sent to the hall was order re-
| stored.
Among the curious exhibits that the
Prussia ministry of public lnstruc-
ton will include in its educational dis
play at the ST. Louis exposition is
an apparatus. for measuring mental
higue, which is widely employed Ii
called an aethesiometer and meas
ures the constituencies of the skin
which corresponds directly to brain
fatigue the constituencies diminishing
as the mind wearies.
Washington.-The secretary of state
has supplied Senator Morgan, chair
man OF the senate committee on inter
oceanic canals statement of, expen-
l d1tures made on account Of the 18TH
milan canal commission. 1t showed
that each member of the commission
has been allowed compensation at the
rate of $1,000 month, with travelling
expenses added. The salaries were
fixed in 1899, when the commission
l was created, at the suggestion of the
PRESIDENT. In the cases of Col. Peter
4 G. Haines and Lieutenant Colonel o.
NJ Ernest of the army the allowance
bequal to the difference between their
regular salaries and $1,000. Under this
arrangement the aggregate amount
paid to the nine commissioners as sal
aries up to February %, 1902, amount
ed to $225,2S9. The treveling expen
dtures of the commissioners at that
time had averaged about $4,000 each
Julian Ralph, the author and war
correspondent, is dead.
Both houses of South Dakota in
Joint session elected Hon. A. B. Kilt
fedge United States senator.
The bark Abiel Abbott, salt laden,
from Turks Island for New DIRK, went
| aground near Ship Bottom recently
/ Joe Goddard, the puginst, who was
snot at the republican primaries in
amden county, N. j., July last, is
d dead.
Raising of the blockade is Venezu-
Z eias condition precedent to the for
nai institution of negotiations with
ene powers for a settlement of their
claims.
/ IL is stated on good authority that
Tue Kettle Valley line, now running
petWeen Grand Forks, B. c., and Re-
puollc WASH, may be extended to the
coast.
me South African money king, Al
ueu Belt, is reputed to be the wealth
,es' man in the world. He is recover
ns from long illness. The late Cecil
-'noues was his close friend.
FRANK Marsh was instantly killed
aau AL Lake badly injured by cave
- at the Oregon-Monarc mine, nea:
sulnpter' Ore The two men were
lurking in tunnel when the accident
seeurred. Marsh's relatives reside at
Athena, Ore.
III IN night between Is Japanese and
NJ, cowboys near Havre, Mont. II.
TAuslml' Japanese, was killed, and
vo Dorrlgan, cowboy, mortally
hunted. unued There has been Ill feeling
TO- the Japanese and the whites
vi some time.
n,au e sale of the Sunnyside group of