Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-11-05
THE WORLDS NEWS NOTES
cuLLED FROM DISPATCHES OF
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
A Review of Happenings In Both
Eastern and Western Hemispheres
During the Past Week-Nationai,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events TerseIy Told.

hundreds of Japanese employed as sec
ton men and in other capacities on
the Union Pacific railroad, has been
notified by the Japanese consul that
all members of the first and second
army reserves are ordered to return
at once for active service.
The British government has purchas-
ed in Buenos Ayres 5000 mules, des-
tined for the Indian army.
Former Governor George X. Nash of
Ohio dropped dead In his bathroom at
his home at Columbus, Ohio. Death
was due to heart failure.
The Dodson-Braun Manufacturing
company, st. Louis, were awarded the
grand prize (highest award) for their
famous Cupid brand pickles and other
goods. at the Louisiana Purchase ex-
position.
An interurban electric car on the
railroad from Vancouver, B. c., COM
ing down the Twelfth street grade re-
Gently at a fair speed ran over and
instantly killed an unknown man.
Orders have been received at the
partment to fit the cruiser Columbia
for sea at once, to carry Secretary of
War Taft and the Panama commission
to Colon.
Emanuel Cortez has resigned as sec
rotary of foreign affairs at Bogota, and
Climaco Calderon has been appointed
to succeed him.
The purchase of the National Bank
of North America by the Continental
bank at Chicago, is announced
Three distinct earthquake shocks
were felt at Meade and Dodge City, in
southwestern Kansas recently
Miss Pauline Aston daughter of Will
liam Waldorf Astor, was married at
London recently, to Captain Spender-
Clay.
1t has been represented to the gen.
eral staff of the army that it will
require an expenditure of $3,819, 42O to
place the submarine defenses of the
United States in state of efficiency.
fire is raging for distance of 20
miles eastward from Wind Gap, N. j.,
affecting a very large portion of the
Blue Ridge mountains. Over 10000
acres have thus far been devastated.
Much fine timber has been destroyed.
delegation representing the crew
of the cruiser Olympia while in Lon
don presented Sir Thomas Upton with
loving cup subscribed for by the en-
tire crew.
The California Photographers asso-
citation has decided to meet in con-
vention next year at Portland Ore,
during the Lewis and Clark fair. in
connection with the Northwestern Pro-
tographers' association.
Admiral lessen has assumed COM
mand of the First Pacific squadron,
succeeding Vice Admiral Bezobrazoff,
who is leaving Vladivostock for st.
Petersburg.
The Rev. George Cottrell. the for
mer assistant rector of Christ Episco-
pal church, Baltimore, who was bar
red from charge at Palmyra, N. j., by
Bishop Scarborough because he mar
ried the divorced wife of Rev. Clarence
Frankel of St. Louis, has been drown
ca at SpafroWS Point, Md.
The Globe-Wernicke Co. Cincinnati.
was honored with two highest awards
for Elastic" bookcases, filing cabinets
and Office appliances.
Private Allen of the Ninth cavalry,
accused of the murder of Sergeant
Tooley of the Fifteenth infantry. at
MOnterey Cal is held IN ancwar RI
the charge before the superior court.
The Vossische zeitung, the Oldest
newspaper in Berlin, celebrated its
2OOth anniversary Sunday.
A report just made public by the
census Office shows that the executive
civil service" constitutes a force OF
135,575 employees. of which all but IA
SOS are native born American citizens
OF course, the latter. although foreign
horn, have become naturalized citizens
or the country of their birth may have
since been annexed to the United
states. OF the native born EMPLOYEES
122,967 were males, while 11,797 of
foreign birth are classed in the same
gender
Chief Engineer Sinclair of the in
ternational boundary line survey has
force of men engaged in putting in
substantial bronze monuments about
nve feet in height, marking the line
between Washington and British Co.
lumbia
The northwest section of the Ma