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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-10-22
EICHNER BROS,
FINE SHOES.

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will be free of wharfage. 52-3t
You can get a Webster's unabridged
dictionary and years subscription to
HERALD for 1925. A sample dictionary
can be seen at this office.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-10-22

All persons knowing themselves in
dsbted to G. III. Keith & Co., please call
and settle account within the next thirty
days and save law expenses.
g. III. KEITH & Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-10-22

If you want to rent store, hotel or
residence, inquire of Jas. A. Hood, agent
for the Mack properties. If
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-10-22

We invite the attention of those who
wish to buy blank books, memoranda or
money purses to inspect the large line
which we carry and will sell cheap. w.
B. Paine & Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-10-22

New stock. New crop. Full line O
Petaluma canned fruit just received a
KrHnert Bros
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-10-22

Store for rent, on Wishkah street. In
quire of G. H. Keith. Att
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-10-22

Something new, condensed coffee at A
McIntosh's. If
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-05-09
ALONG THE COAST.
The Common Council OF San Diego Passes
che Peninsular Railroad Bin.

The crowd of tourists entering Yosem-
ite Valley is unusually large for this sea-
son of the year.
Tacoma has decided to take in much of
the outlying country, and the district to
be taken in has given its consent.
San Diego has closed a contract by
which it gains control of a water system
for twenty years, thus insuring cheap
and abundant water.
The ship Embleton from Androsan,
Scotland, has reached Tacoma after a
voyage of 64l days. Tie trip is usually
made in five months by sailing vessel.
The third annual bench show of the
Southern California Kennel Club opened
at Los Angeles one day last week with
the best and largest list Of entries in its
history.
The Washington State Board of Agri-
culture states that California packers
shall relieve oranges of the scale before
shipment or provisions will be taken to
prevent the landing of the fruit at Wash
ington ports.
Agent Moorehouse of the Umatilla res
ervation is in receipt of letter from the
department requesting his resignation,
which has been forwarded to take effect
May 81. The charge against him is that
the Indians are retrograding under his
management.
There is great rejoicing at San Diego
because its Common Council has passed
its Peninsular railroad bill, which in
sured the building of tirst-class stand
ard-gauge railroad from San Diego at least
800 miles southwark and to Yuma. Work
will be commenced at once.
The other day the Trustees of the Ka-
weah colony appeared for sentence at
Los Angeles, but a motion for a new
trial had been interposed. The sec
ond case, the one in which the real titles
to the timber lands were involved, the
government tried to postpone for the
term. Counsel objected. The govern
ment then dismissed the case, refusing
to go to trial, and ordered the defendants
discharged. This is regarded as con-
fession of weakness on the governments
part so far as the Kaweah titles are
concerned.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-05-09
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The Collector Of Customs for Alaska VIII
Appoint an AstorInn as Deputy.

A court Of inquiry having found Lieu
tenant Commander Bicknell responsible
for the strandingof the Nina and Galena,
a cOurtmartial has been ordered.
The exports Of merchandise from the
United States for the twelve months
ended March 81 were $872,0l0,377, and
the imports 1885 ,G3l ,420. During March
the gold exports exceeded the imports
by H, ,54l 500, and the silver exports ex-
ceeded the imports by 81 ,02l ,572.
Commander G. c. Reiter has been or
dered 10 command the United States
steamship Thetis, relieving Commander
G. H. StooksOn, who IL granted two
months leave. Commander Reiter was
in command Of the Ranger at the time
Of the killing of General Barrundia, after
which he was relieved from command
and placed on waiting orders.
Under authority conferred by Congress
the Secretary Of the Navy is making ar
rangements TO open the Boston and
League Island navy yards for construc-
tion and repair work. The docking OF
the Newark at League Island one day
last week was the first work Of that sort
done at Philadelphia on naval vessels
under government auspices for six years.
Edward T. Patch, who was recently
appointed Collector OF Customs for the
district of Alaska, has promised TO APP
point as Deputy Collector at juneau
Frank A. Ward of Astoria, Or. The
treasury officials believe that the present
Deputy at Juneau was implicated in the
violation of the liquor law, for which
Pracht was removed. II il believed that
he allowed the entry OF liquors, well
knowing that they were intended for the
use of saloons. 1t is said that in Juneau,
a town of 800 people, there have been
forty-eight saloons in full blast, and no
attempt whatever was made by the pub
lie officials TO suppress them. 1t is also
understood at the Treasury Department
that this deputy, as well as the District
Attorney and Territorial Judge, are
bOndsmen for several saloonkeepers. So
far no other appointments have been
agreed upon. Collector Hatch will be
influenced by the Oregon delegation, all
of whom are now in Washington, in
choosing his Deputies. Two additional
deputies will be designated by him, to
be stationed at the new ports. Senator
Plumb is backing Kansas man for one
of the places, and Representative Lind
will secure one appointment from Min
nesOta.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-05-09
NO. 40.
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.
The Wife Of n Prominent Spokane Man
Plots to Have Him Killed.

Two men, who tried to swindle Levi
Slusser OF Mark West, CAL, out Of $5,-
600, are supposed 10 be the same who 80
cruelty murdered Mrs. Greenwood Of
Napa.
For every five miles Of the Georgia,
Carolina and Northern railroad murder
has been committed, with which the
gangs at work on the road have been
connected.
The accounts Of T. 0. Owens, Tax Col
lector Of the Modesto ,Cal.) irrigation
district, are $2,245 short. lie left Mo
desto on the 4th, and has not been heard
from since.
A startling disclosure has been made
at Spokane, Wash, that the wife Of f.
4. Belts, prominent citizen and ex-
city official, had been plotting TO bring
about his murder. The woman is under
arrest
II. Allen has been arrested at Tacoma
for the reported wholesale robbery and
sale Of Northern Pacific property. He
| is said TO be the head OF conspiracy Of
Tacoma, Seattle and Portland employees
to rob the freight depots and box cars
and sell the plunder.
OF the seventeen Georgia negroes who
got life sentences for their shares in the
Eastman riot nine years ago, only five
are now living. Twelve have died in the
Dade City mines.
New York's opium dens were raided
the other day, and thirty-nine white girls
were brought into the police station.
One was claimed by the husband, whom
she left two months ago.
In Sacramento the other day John
Haggerty, go years OF age, tailor by
trade, murdered his son, John Haggerty,
Jr., 80 years of age, in cold blood by
stabbing him to the heart with pocket
knife.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-05-09
LATEST CABLEGRAMS.
a Pamphlet Addressed to the Emperor
Requests Him to Pacify Bismarck.

The Pope urges the founding of Cath
olc University in Ireland.
The English papers all printed long
editorial articles on the career and death
of Barnum.
Jewish emigration from Bessarabia is
rapidly assuming the dimensions of a
general exodus.
Russia proposes to use her convicts in
constructing the eastern end of the great
Siberian railway.
The quantity of wheat now atioat for
European markets-36, ,4S0,0 900 bushels
is the largest on record.
Young Mr.. Vanderbilt :" is said to
have had extraordinary luck recently at
the Monte Carlo gambling tables.
1t is believed in St. Petersburg that
the Persian government had decided to
give the English the privilege of coming
their money.
The President of Venezuela will make
reciprocity with the United States the
subject OF a special message to the Ven
ezuelan Congress.
III Gno DIlGlsu I1ouSe Vi SOmluoho IAC
bill making permanent the closing OF
public houses in Ireland on Sunday, in
Guiding in its scope the cities of Dublin,
Cork, Belfast, Waterford and Limerick,
has passed to second reading by vote
of 24S to "a.
The Premier of New South Wales has
announced that the government would
introduce bill providing for the enfran-
chisement of women.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-05-09
PERSONAL MENTION.
The Brazilian Minister Has the Finest
Art Collection In Washington.

Emin Pasha has been honored by Ger
man botanists. A new plant has been
called Eminia Emmens.
Mrs. Sarah Wainwright, the last sur
viving granddaughter of Dr. Priesty,
the discoverer of oxygen, recently died
at Brighton, England.
The ex-Emperor of Brazil is going to
reside with the Duke de Nemours at
Bushey Park in England this summer.
He is in good health and spirits.
Emperor William will make tour of
the fortresses in Alsace- Lorraine at the
end of the month. The prefecture of
Metz is preparing to give him reception.
General Albert Pike once told citizen
of Alexandria that he removed from that
city to Washington because the people
whstled so much they disturbed his lit
erary labors.
Lord Salisbury recently lost favorite
servant by diphtheria at Hatfield House,
and the next day he had the whole cas-
tie drainage overhauled at the expense
of several hundred pounds.
Senior Mendonca, the Brazilian Minis
ter, is credited with having the finest
private art collection in Washington. If
so, he did not have it selected for him
by New York picture brokers.
Jefferson B. Browne, the new Presi-
dent of the Florida Senate, is but 80
years OF age, and refers with pride to the
fact that he kept Florida lighthouse to
obtain money for an education in law.
DR.. William l. Harris, the United
States Commissioner of Education, is a
tall, straight and rather thin man. His
beard is short and all gray. He speaks
rapidly and easily, and is a very enter
| tanning talker.
Sketches of Edwin Booth almost unan-
imously speak of Hartford county, Nd,
as his birthplace, and this has so wearied
fellow-countian of his that the latter
has published card, pointing out that
the tragedian was born in Hartford coun-
ty in that State.
General John A. Wiley, the we'll
known National Guard man of Pennsvl-
vania, at one time drove mule in a coal
mine, and when he is trying to break in
a squad of green guardsmen he doubt
less wishes he was back at his old his
business.
Mayor Ashley of New Bedford will g.
vide the city deposits between the five
banks in town, believing this to be the
wisest course, rather than award the
same to the highest bidder, as has been
the custom. In short time there will
be some interesting financial news from
New Bedford.
Rev. J. w. Mendenhall, whom Chi
cago dispatch announced few days ago
as the self-confessed author of 1.-THE
Bread Winners" has written to New
: lork newspaper to say that, though he
. bows who did write the book, the re-
III brt that he claimed the authorship for
sHmself is baseless absurdity.
ai1The Earl of Derby has the question
ndle distinction OF owning more drinking
II hces than any other English Peer. He
,uds seventy-two of the places to his
"fedit or discredit, while the next largest
e oohNs the Earl of Bedford, with forty
to go to : shops. The Duke of Devon
,ere this one behind Bedford, and so
- .t.,, ugh list of 152 Peers, who
W S"s IS where liquor is sold and
II. Darkest England"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-30
FOREIGN NRWS.

A Hawaiian paper deuies the recent re-
pert from The islands that proposition for
annexation TO the Uaited States lie being
considered.
Private teleeseme from Rome stste taat
the slrsin OF she recent public iunctions has
seriously increased he isetlanass OF tbs
Pope sid bis condition causes alarm.
a dispa;c h from Bombay says In spite o!
repeated denials rumor ia peislstentiy cir
oulntsd to the effect thas the Russian have
killed Captain YcuDghueband 10 Pamlr.
By passing Fassnet light al II O'Clock yec-
terday morning the steamship Tentcnic
beats the record from New York to Queens
town. The voyage was made 10 B days q
hours and % minutes, beating the records Of
the Oity Of Paris ard ths City OF New York
oy hour end rs minutes. The Teutonic is
queen Tor both ways
Al Identical NORA bss been Issued by Eag-
land and Germany Ia response 90 tbs mole
issued by sao Chinese govern ment, n which
the Pekin authorities promised 10 protect
tbe iveasnd proparty of foreigners IN Oains.
In This note England and Germany STATE
that they accept .he assurances CT Cbinn's
~ cd Intentions. but declare thas they Biil
be compelled TO consult their ambassadors
mt Pekin in regard to the ability % the
Chinese government TO carry out It's in.an-
tions. In conclusion, sha ncso says that
only the evidence OF accom- plished facts will
satisfy the powers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-30
yIRaIEIA Ngwg

a movement Ia Oh focs 10 erect uonu
ment to the memory OF the later. NJ. T. Hun
ter 10 Fredericksburg.
A little follow named Mathee, living near
Dsnville. undertook few days ago to walk
? wire clo.hss-line, when one ci the supports
giving way snd he was preoipltstee TO the
ground. liz his fail his tongue was caught
between his teeth and portion OF that MON
Der was cut of.
At the annual eessIon OF the State Board
Of Agriculture 10 Richmond yesterday 1t
was shown that the sheep hnsbandry of Vir.
ginia has increased largely during the past
year. The crop of lambs In Vlrsinia for che
past season Is estimated &c 81. 100000 and
the wool crop at 81 600. 600.
Mr.. Chas. Smith, young man OF Lynch
burg, met with very painful accident yes
terdsy morning. It ssens that Rt the time
mentioned Mr.. Smith who Is che fireman Of
one of the yard engines of the Chesapeake
snd Ohio road was engaesd in what is
known SO "blowing out" his engine near
Fishing creek he had orawled under the
locomotive for the purpose OF removing
plug 10 let out tho hot, muddy water. While
ecsegsd in this task the plug was suddenly
blown out and yong Smith was deluged
With the escaping steam and bot mud. When
taken from under The engine his face and
peck were found to be badly soslded, while
his left arm, which was bare and resting
just opposite the plug, was almost boiled
from the wrist 60 the elbow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-30
France Buying Breadstufs.

1t is reported in Chicago that the French gov
ernment during tho last three weeks has boon
quietly picking up an enormous amount OF grain
and meats through its agents in this country. The
orders for -four are esid to amount to two million
barrels, and for grain 25OO0O00 bushels. The
explanation offered for secret purchases of tho
French government is that the government is in
delicate position in regard 10 grain and meat In
France. Prices arc high and tho demand for re-
moysl Of tariffs Is pressing, yet tho government
does not like to directly let down the bars The
threatening aspect of European affairs gives 1t q
good excuse to provision itself strongly in ad-
vance. But whist is more important to tho French
government lust now is that, as the government
supplies this stuff it will go free through the har-
Dor gates, aud thus tho French people can be sup
piled at prices probably % per cont. lees than
Gormany will have to pay for grain, and it is
thought that cheap bread for French people as
against dear bread for tho Germans will have an
important political effect making the French
people enthusiastic In support Of their government,
and causing great dosl of discontent In Ger
many, from what will be deemed government OBJ
structoR and stupidity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-30
Foreign News.

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. S0-The press CEN
sors have stopped she sale of the Moscow
Gazette OF account ofan article accusing che
minister of finance of an unpatriotic leaning
towards Germany.
LONDON. Sept. 30.-The correspondent OF
the Times ssys: The withdrawal OF the
German firms from the Russian loan agree
msnt is good thing for the loan because
tbis action will make it a parely Fsenoh az
fair. Should there now bs an election for
president of Franco by universal safrage.
the popularity Of he Gear lsso sseas chat be
would get millions Of votes and perhaps q
large maj orIty.
VIENNA, Sept 30-The Presse o. this
oily pubithes rumor that the ArCsSake
Karl Ludwig, who upon tho death OF ire
Emperor's SOD. Grown Prince Rnoolph. BE-
came the heir psesumptlve 10 tho sArese o!
Austria-Hupgary, ia sboat to resiga Ais title
Of heirshlp In faver Of bis SEQ. the Arahauks
Franz. The Archduke EArl Lsawig is q
brother Of the Eaperor.
PARIS Sept. 30-Le Aatin today says that
there has boon 6 revolutionary agitation in sew
eral provinces Of Brazil, causing the sovaxnauus
G cat uneasiness. In many placer, according to
Le Matin, the troops have Eatin1s2 and the
government must adopt strong neaauras II II
hopes to maintain order.
PARIS Sept. 2O.-Tke ChlnesoCk1rrsd'Af
flares In this city has infsrnes n. Eliot, tht
minister of foreign sfairs. that the GeEornor o.
Wu-Hu, province Of Hgan-Ho OLE the Yaag-tse.
Kiang, whore tho recent outssges On foreigners
wore perpetrstod, has bean diamiassd in COM
pliance with the dem ands OF tho povorh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-30

From CHINA.-Cainese sdEiess sey that
pirates have burned the village OF Trung-Bs,
on the Black river. One hundred pirates
attacked she village of Luong, but were re-
pulsed, one vilager being killed.
At Heida, pirates had two engagements
with the civil guards, in which forty -1even
OF them we're killed, end the remainder OF
them were driven back into the mountains,
where they are hemmed In. Pirates at: ack-
ed 8 boat near Swatow, end robbed the pas
sengers OF $4,000. 10 the riot at Icbsng The
premises of the Catholic and American mis-
sions, and Messrs. Gains, A'dridge and
Deans houses were hurDcd, while My. Cock
bnrn's-house was loo;sd. All foreigners are
on board the steamer Paops. and the cue
toms officers are under arms. TIE meE-ot-
war S~if', Aspic, Archer aud Inconsisnt
have been despatched to the scene OF the
trouble.
Terrible haistorms are reported Ia paris
OF Song Chow, doing great damage. Oae
village had every house leveied to the ground.
Heavy rains and Cyclone at Shanghai,
early in September, Inioofed houses and
blew down trees, and FIVE lises we're lost.
a terrible fire has occurred at Chung
King. snd sno har 81 Making. Over one
hundred of IL. o.rt shops in N4nkiog we're
Ell tilely dest:Use I'd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-30
S5s|
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
Suicide of Gen. Boulanger.

BRUSSELS. Sep. 30-Gsn. Btuianger com.
mlteed Eu.oide to-duy 81 Tie tomb Of Mad
sue Bopnemsin, wko died recently Ia this
city. He stood alone by the srsvs Of bis
mistress for soNe tinae. appearing DO be
deeply affected, When raddsniy sharp re-
port was heard, sHd ga attesdast, running
70 the spot, fcunG the General lying dead
upon the Ground With revolver clenched
In his right hand. AZ examination showed
that the dead man hsd placed the weapon
Co his .igbk ear and fred the fatal shot.
The Generals position, financial and politl-
eel. bad for some months been getting BLACK
or and haeker. He had no hopes for TIE
future and hls remaining friends we're few
and becoming colder as the once famous
General dropped more end more out 1t pub
lie notice. There is 10 doubt that these
facts preyed upon hls mind. Coupled to
this wes the infatostion which be had for
bis dead mistress, TO whom he Was greatly
attached II was throEgh Madsm Bonne-
mains favor hat Gen. Boulspger was able
70 carry on bis political intrIgues. for she
lad inherited fortune Of 81. 500, 900, all Of
which sum she devoted to the cause Of the
then popular leader. When the French
government determined to arrest him he
fled with his mistress from France to EGG
land, and eventually 10 Brussels. where they
have both met their death.
PARIS, Sept, 30-The members Of the
Patriotic League are talking of public fu-
neral for the General, and they propose to
Inter bis semains in France. II Ia believed
that such action will lead to serious disturb
anoes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-30
Sixty Thousand Hear Mass.
a grand and imposing religious core

q grand and imposing religions ceremony
took place In Roma yesterday moroing In
St. Peters Church. For some days pact
his holiness, The Pops, has been receiving
bodies of religious pilgrims from various
countries and the city Ia filled with the de-
vout, many of whom have travelled q long
distances to pay honor TO the earthly head
OF the Catholic Church. When il wes sD-
nounced that The Pope in peTson would cell
ebrate low mass yesterday morning great
esgerness Was manifested by tbs th:ong OF
pilgriu,s to attend the services. Sixty thou
sand parsons we're In the church. congrega-
ton which filed the largest cathedral in the
world. At $40 O'Clock, amid the hushed a.
lenco of the multitude and reverent bend
Ing of the knees, the Pope, seated upon the
sedia gestatoria, and borne upon the should
ers OF members of the papel guard. entered
the church and was carried to tho throne 3;
the pontiaosl eltar His holiness was ell
tired In pure white vestments and wore up
on his head the papal tiara. He carried Id
either hand fsns which resembled beautiful
palm leaves. The fans are never used 81
the ordinary services st ST. Peters, but ere
.ese-ved for use at greet csTemoniais only.
As the head of the procession entered the
church the trumpeteIs Of shs Swiss guard
placed their silver Instruments to their lip8
and the peal Of martial music heralded the
approach OF the Pope. a. the Pope WIS.,
borne along above tbs heads Of the assem-
bied thousands he raised his hsnd and be-
slowed his bensdiotions righs and left until
be reached the altar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-30
TELEaRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

O. B. Venner & Co. have announced tbe;,
suspension In the New York Stock E,.
charge.
Charles Il, Rothhaups, e Baltimore shse.
maker. committed suic!ds to-day in 81 ont
house of Z'on's schcoi bg shooting.
The Pennsylvania State convention Of
democratic clubs met in Pittshu-v tb;s
morning. There wsrs ever l 400 6sleeate,
In their seats, representing $50 clubs In AZ
counties.
P W. HOTEL, messenger of tho Pacific Exsres,
Company. sz the Waco IS Gatssville, Tex run. i,
missing With two noney packages containing
50 300.