Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-03-05
TELEGRAPH NEWS SUMMARY
.,,tp FROM DISPATCHES OF
rAs ASSOCIATED PRESS.
a..isw Of Happenings in Both
eastern and Western Hem'sphereS
o the past Week-Nationa!,
u,s,orical. Political and Personal
ruents Tersely Told.

moo workmen were killed and nine
.at,,ed Dy a failing wall III the burned
n'D,n.ore uislnCt. Twelve men were
Int IN tue crash. OF these one was
4 ,rrlgnl and another buried in
wi.1an e. Malone, a Denver, Col.
..,oonseeper, horaeman and politician,
So VAS snot by CITY Detective sam
mol enrich. died tlom the enects Oh
his wound.
rho senate committee on public
,i.dings and grounds has ordered a
favorable report on the bill appro-
rriatiug S2,000,000 for postomce site
n New YORK City in connection With
tho pennsy lvania railway station.
Tbe cruiser Cincinnati has left
Shanghai for Chemulpo as the relief
of The lahio, which is on the way to
the Philippines.
frank Ellison, known as "Biff, a
familiar character in New York, is
dead of pneumonia lie is said TO have
been the youngest officer in the Union
in Philadelphia and received lieu
tenants commission at the age of 10.
1t is announced that martial law at
Telluride, Col will be continued in
definitely. Governor Peabody had pre-
pared an order abrogating martial
law. but it has been Cancelled owing
to thi eats of eXiled strikers to re-
turn to that camp.
Mrs. c. B. Fountain and her moth
er, Mrs. A. Hogue, OF Valley Junction.
Iowa, were crushed to death in an
elevator accident at the Iowa state
house.
Charles Wardrip has been hanged
in the state prison at San Quentin,
Cal. for the murder of Hugh Duffy in
Sacramento on February II, 1902 He
made no statement on the scaffold and
met his death bravely.
Jack Root of Chicago and George
Gardner Of Lowell, Mass, fought a six
round draw recently. The fight was
fast throughout
1t is said that there will be dis
solution of parliament within six
weeks, and if, as is expected, the lib
erals are returned to power, King Ed
ward will summon Lord Spencer, lib
eral leader in the house of lords, to
form a cabinet.
Bunau-Varilla from Panama has re-
signed, after an exchange Of ratiiica-
tons Of the Panama treaty. M. Blu
nau-Varilla expects to remain in TINS
country for a fortnight and will then
60 to Paris to look after private bust
ness II is possible the Panama gov
eminent will wish Bunau-Varilla to re-
main in charge Of the legation until
his successor, DR.. ArOsemona, arrives.
1t is possible the minister will consent
to extend his mission.
The statue of Frederick the Great,
which Emperor William is giving to
the American people, will be unveiled
and formally presented on October 70.
The occasion will be made a great in
ternational event.
Amos b. Ayres, heavy stakeholder
in one Of the largest wholesale dry
goods houses in st. Louis, committed
suicide at his home by taking carbolic
acid He was GO years old and had
been in i'll health.
Edward De la Brousse, who shot and
Killed Marie Jordan and shot himself,
has been convicted of murder in the
first degree at San Francisco, with the
penalty fixed at Imprisonment for life.
United States Consul General Guen-
ther in report to the department of
commerce and labor says that the
imports of American apples at Ham
burg from September Is to December
Il, 1902. amounted to 97.647 barrels.
Seventv-fve craters and hangers en-
ployed by the Parry Manufacturing
company, at the head of which is d.
M. Parry, president of the National
Manufacturers association, struck re-
certify on account Of cut in wages.
All the men are nonunion men. They
We're paid off and discharged. The
men say they have been cut from Y
10 81 cents per piece since October
and struck against an additional cut
of 2 cents.
James G. Payne, auditor of the dis
ulct supreme court, has filed his re-
port on the amount and value of the
pflze property in the case of Admiral
Dewey against the Don Juan de Aus
trla and other vessels captured and
SUNK In Manila bav May /. 1898. The
auditor to whom the question was re-
lerred by the court. reports that the
alloWarce Of property subject to the
snare libellant as prizes aggregates
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