The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-11-15

o. Tho Week

Extensive wharves are planned by
the Great Northern to be built at New
Westminster, B. g.
The great annual flower show IL now
ON ct New Orleans. IL 10 held in q
tent 75 bv 200 feet, put up in Lafsy-
cite square.
Associate Justice and Mrs. McKenna
have announced the engagement Of
their daughter Hildegsrde to John
Legett Pultz, Of New York.
The president has announced the ap-
pointment Of Frederick 8. Nave az as
sooiats Justice Of the supreme court Of
Arizona, to succeed Judge Tucker.
The Ancient Order Of Hibernians
has conferred upon Trinity college,
Warrington, D. c.. 10000 to estab-
lish chair for the higher education
Of women mem ers Of the order.
1t 10 learned at Warrington that the
government has decided to proceed
with the prosecution Of the beef trust
officials, despite the claims Of the de-
PENDANTS that immunity was promised
by Commissioner Garfield.
At Msrengo, Ia, the German baron
who last spring, ''just to see what
would happen" caused the wreck on
the Rock Island railroad at Homestead,
in which several lives were lost, was
sentenced to lifa imprisonment last
week.
King Edward celebrated bis Gath
birthday at Sandringham Thurrday
last. Congratulatory kilograms poured
In from all parts of the world. There
wero the customary celebrations
throughout Great Britain and the
colonies.
Announcement is made at Victoria
that new line of Empress steamers,
each from $4,000 to 5000 tons gross,
will be built by the Canadian Pacific
to replace the liners now running from
Vancouver to Hongkong, which will
then be placed on the Canadian. Aus.
tralian line.
The New York Life Insurance Com
pany. through its attorneys, has ap-
piled to the United States court at st.
Louis for an injunction to restrain Su-
perintendent of Insurance Vandiver
from enforcing his order prohibiting
the company from carrying ON further
business in Missouri.
The meeting Of the congressional
committee appointed to consider the
question Of changing the date Of presi.
Dental Inauguration from March to
April 30, has been set for November
28. 1t 10 believed that the report Of
tho committee will be unanimous in
favor of the change.
President Roosevelt went to Oyster
Bay Tuesday to vote.
King Alfonso of Spain IL guest Of
Emperor william at Berlin.
Madame Modjeska has just begun in
the East farewell tour Of the United
States.
William J. LeMoyne, noted actor,
10 dead. He had been on the stage for
over SO years.
1t 10 authoritatively announced that
the japanese legation at London will
be raised to the rank Of an embassy.
Arguments on the 80 demurrers in.
terposed by former directors of the
Equitable to the suits brought against
them in New York have been post.
poned until November 20.
The federal grand jury engaged in
ferreting out land frauds at MOSCOW,
Idaho, has completed its work and has
been discharged. Eight indictments
were returned, but the names Of those
indicted were not gwen ont.
N. Lundberg, Swedish minister of
STAN, having failed to form a cabinet,
King Oscar has instructed Councillor
Staa6, who was member without
portfolio Of the coalition ministry
formed last August, to assume the
task.
The Western Passenger Association
has granted rate OF one cent a mile
ON account Of the national Grand Ar.
my encampment at Minneapolis next
summer. outside Of the IS radius,
where the rate will be one fare for the
round trip.
Senator Cullom, chairman of the
foreign relations committee of the sen.
ate, on Monday called upon the presi
dent and lodged complaint against the
Cuban government for not keeping its
promise TO maintain the city Of Hs-
vana In a sanitary condition.
News Of another big strike on the
Nome beach has been brought ont by
passenger on the Ohio. The latest
End, which 10 the third strike reported
since the winter travel commenced
from Nome, 10 ON Jess creek, and 10
said to DO equal to the rich strike of Q
month ago BY the French outfit.
OREGON congressman
REQUESTED TO resign