Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-01-30
telegraph NEWS SUMMARY
cuLLEp FROM DISPATCHES OF
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
A Review Of Happenings In Both
Eastern and Western Hemisphere
During the Past Week-Nationai,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events TerselJ Told.

Having 81, 900 900 to their credit In
local banks, Chicago trades unions
have started movement for a trades
union bank, with the union label over
the door.
The Emperor of Austria will pay
return visit to King Edward, which
will occur the latter part OF April.
The Simultaneous breaking of two
of the 80 inch mains which feed the
reservoir and supply water to the net
work of pipes throughout Harrisburg,
Pa, has caused the worst water fam
inc ever known In that vicinity. Ho-
tells. houses, rallroads, mills and fac
tories have been cut on, This state of
affairs Is most serious.
The German financial papers regard
the capital OF So,000,000 with which
the German petroleum company was
organized to compete with the Stan
dard Oil company as a small tribe
compared with the paid up capital OF
the Rockefeller concern.
The four masted schooner Augustus
Hunt was wrecked recently west of
the Quogue life saving station, on the
New York coast. Two of the crew
were saved, but Is others were lost,
the bodies being washed away from
the wrecked ship. The schooner was
totally wrecked.
A report has been received from
Mindanao to tne effect that Lieuten-
ant Campbell w. Flake had been kill
ed and that Lieutenant William e.
Roberts and private Foy. had been
badly wounded wnen out on a scout
ing expedition against unfriendly Mo-
ros. All of tne men belonged to
the Twenty second infantry.
Allentown, Pa.-rhe jury in the case
OF Mrs. Catherine Bechtel, charged
with being an accessory before the
fact In the murder of her daughter,
Mabel, shop girl, returned a verdict
of not guilty.
The town of Allesund. Norway, was
practically destroyed by fire recently.
but so far as can be ascertained there
was no loss of life. The church, the
schoolhouse, shops and three quarters
of the town have been burned and the
latest news received said the remain
ing buildings were on fire. Allesund
is busy port trading town of Norway
of over 5000 inhabitants.
The second shipment of big timber
for the Washington state building at
the fair in ST. LOUIS, has arrived.
With the timbers came a 60 foot flag
staff, which will form a feature of the
house of Aoo-Hoo.
Police Detectives Hawley, Murphy
and Gotten, of / os Angeles, Cal, held
on a charge of manslaughter for the
killing of Joseph and Louis Chesser,
father and son, at the Hotel Broxburn,
on the night of December II, have
been released oy Justice Chambers,
who exonerated the men for the kill
ing
The Korean government has made
a formal declaration of neutrality In
the event of war between Japan and
Russia.
Sharon, Pa-tour men and a WON
an who attempted to tord a swollen
stream near here, were swept away
and 1t is rumored all were drowned.
The result of tue recent presidential
election in Colombia is still uncer-
tain, according TO dispatch from b.
gotta, by way of Panama. Affairs gen
orally are reported to be quiet.
Recent Mania advices to the war
department throw light on the present
agitation in the philippines over the
w 11Gjn of
dollar from circulation. 1t seems the
banks. conducted for the most part
by foreigners, are strenuous in their
opposition to the proposed abandon.
ment OF the Mexican silver piece, the
principal currency medium in the Phil
ippines, because of the large opportu.
nifty 1t affords for making profits in
exchange.
Military activity at the Black sea
ports continue on more extensive
scale than ever, cables a Russian sd
respondent. Men are arriving for ship
ment on transports for the far east.
The railways are gorged with military
stores. Private freight is sidetracked
in order to expedite shipments Of sup
plies.
The Cleveland, Ohio, grand jury has
returned an indictment against Geo.
A. Rose. cashier of the Produce Ma.
tional bank, which closed its doors.
Rose is charged with having embez-
zled $3.50 900 of the banks funds.
The protected cruiser Charleston
was successfully launched recently at
the yards of the Newport News Ship
building & Drydock company In Vir.