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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-08-13
The Word News

'uds news" was not, as many
derived from the objective new,
a'he TACT that many years ago it
komary to put at the head Of the
~ publications Of the day the
letters Of the compas, thus:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-08-13

w offer for sale a small number
y ihe Judge Allyn tract. This is
q and ready to build on. The
"a both sides of Broadway, on
q, and are unsurpassed for resid-
'peFty They will be on the mar
mly 10 days. MAILING & TAFT Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-08-13

want to buy a typewriter, either
me or an expensive one, either
q on the installment plan, you
bargain by inquiring at the
police.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-08-13

|% that the matter contained
vas from the four quarters Of the
rom these letters came the word
1.-The Journalist.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-08-13

Meatherwax & Co. have now for
,' scies Of verv fine garden land
n mile OF Aberdeen, which they
\ = 45 per acre, in ten acre
Il 4 500 within a few days. Call
Mem. 26tf
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-08-13
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-08-13
EeS FAIR FARMING.
plalock Seeking Perfection
or,jns and Vegetables.
xosphates in Franklin Coun-
q. Architects Recognized.

=. MT many men in the state
~ Interested in the matter of
I, ne state of Washington an
diplay at the Worlds Fair
4. Blalock, Of Walla Walla.
!, 4 PRESIDENT Of the Washing
~ Fair commission, but he is
- With devoting his time and
!. ihat capacity. He has set
I, acres Of his beautiful farm
Il MALTA city for Worlds Fair
liam, which is under a perfect
ullivation and irrigation, DR..
snpds to raise a variety Of grain
81 assortment of garden vege-
81 xill pay particular attention
i I'd will drill them in care
- them all the attention pos
mn Fine Of wheat he intends to
tS1ing varieties, as blue stem,
W white winter, red chaff
dub The standard varieties
hlley and rye will also be
Everything will be cared for
W. plans and complete records
III 20 that calculations can be
b The yield per acre, the pro.
1 Jsld to seed, etc.
jdor's object is to attain by cul-
nd Irrigation the highest possi-
sIpment Of the best grains and
bS. he will be successful if the
sDn Is good, for the conditions of
xster are good at the Walla
hm.
" county had a farmer whose
ind Surroundings would permit
II enterprising experiments the
Exhibits would assume most mag
mportions fiom an agricultural
MT 4
PHOSPHATE BEDS.
kW.P. Gray, the Worlds Fair
LINER for Franklin county, says
hthe Worlds Fair exhibit from
Twill inclu6e some specimens Of
Phates. as he Is investigating re-
lind beds Of that valuable min
lnnklin county.
MANAGING FOR PLANS.
akmmmittee appointed to con-
Iiat will be approximately the
Rnd extent of the exhibit is at
hi SON will be able to make
twpos;tions to the architects of
all the material in the state
spbe taken from Washington
plans are to be the product of
dun architects.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-08-13

y 'front.' corner Jefferson and
n ss's y Tor $4,000, a snap, inquire
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-23
NsWs OF TEE Day.

The yelloEs have destroyed the irnit on
thousands of peach trees In Kent county,
Md.
The bill fixing the duty on pork was not
reached Ia the French Senate before hnai
adjournment.
The row between Sherman and Foraker
over the prospective Senatorahip has mixed
Ohio politics pretty badly.
Rooms have been engaged at the Grand
Union Hotel, Saratoga, n. Y, for President
Harrison aud party for August Is. a move
is on foot to give reception 10 MIR. hasri-
son.
The CHILEAN insurgents war ship Es-
meralda Is reported to have fired on the
French corvette Volta. The French Adni-
raj will demand an apology. The govern.
ment torpedo cruiser Lynch recently had q
narrow escape from the Congressional heet.
The Prince Victor Emanuel, Prince OF
Naples. eldest con of the King Of Italy. ar
rived at OharIng Gross railroad station, Lon
don, Yesterday. The Prince OF Naples was
mat by the Prince of Wales and by the ltsl-
Ian ambassador, Count Tornselli Bruaati d
Vergano.
Judge A. NJ Kelley, of the Consular Court
at Cairo, Egypt, Is not to resign. ga report
ed, He is in New York on his vacation and
will return to Cairo 10 October. Els place
on the bench OF the international Court Ia
practically life tenure, and he lie well
pleased with 1t.
In st. Louis yesterday John E. Brady at-
tackled his wife with an axe when che re-
turned to theIr home. He inflicted four
deep wounds In her head and face With the
sharp edge Of the instrument, frscturiDg the
skull et each blow. Tbs woman Tlll die.
Brady was aeen In jail, and stated that ne
hsd reason to believe bic wife was untrue 30
him. Il is said, however, that he was 40.
normally jealous.
In tns Circuit Cours at Lancaster, Wis
sastesasy, the judgs denied the motion Tor a
pey? trsl 10 the case Of Rose Il i'doakI, the
pretty y7yug miiliuer Tho poisoned toe
woman WHO cana between her and tbs nan
she loved. The Judge stated that ho con-
cured 10 tho 7erd;CS Of tbs jury. lie then
sentenced the defendant TO tbe Deniteniary
for life at hard labor, with Que dsy in COLTS
" confinement.
The coffos harvest OF Guatemala for 1890
will reach 100000 gnintais, representing
SIG 900 0G0 Ia ten years the production has
more than doubled. and the price real
lied haa more than quadrupled. The Euro
pean markets. however, will he largely sup.
piled from the Brazilian harvest, which is
0O0 600 begs this year. The hstveet vas
200 600 bags year ago.
Simon Berger, who is accused OF having
set fire 10 hIs dress goode store in Philadel-
phla IL order 10 seoure al Insurance of
IS 600. ard epdanger'ag the lives Of bali
dsz.n women end children Tho occupied
The upper part of the house, was Yesterday
committed to prison in default OF 81 COO ball
to answer the charge Of arson. The iremen
got the children an6 their uarenss out ofthe
second story safely. An officer found five
gallon can OF oil uader table in the store
Il is said the goods in tho store did not hsve
value Of $500. while Berger oisins !hey
were worth $1,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-23
The Tennessee Miners.

KNOXVILLE, July 23.-There la nothing
new 10 the situation at Bricevile end Goal
Creek. A maes Getting ofminers is being held
at Coal Creek now. the result OF which will
not be kooTn till this evening. The miuers
are perfectly quiet aud there are no troops
nearer OPAL Greek than Knoxville, 35 miles
distant. The soIutlon OF troubles for the
present depends on the result OF the meet
log nog being held.
The impression is that In view of the e1-
trs session OF the Legislature to be called 20
meet In September, the miners will acqnese
Ia the decision of Gov. Buchanan to send
the conyiots back to the mines until the leg
islst1ra takes ac.!on or tho convict les
question. If .hey do not, troops will a'm7st
certainly take the CONFLICTS lack to Bsico-
vile to-mo.ro@.
a truce prevails pending action CT me
miners meeting at Coal Creek. The gov
e7Dor will hold another conference this
evening with representatives. of The miners.
New YORK. July ga special from
Knoxville says: The killing of a convict
named Harris by one of the guards this
morning has caused great excitement end
so outbreak at the mines Ia feared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-23
Must Wear More Clothing.

Asbu.y Patk's tnuual outbreak CT piety
has occurred L. takes about the Same form
as usual this eeason-e crusade against the
display OF feminine bathing attire. Rev. E
r.. Stokes, president of the Camp Meeting
Association, is tho apostle Of the new reform
and he demands that the bathing suit be
such as will cover the whole body. Notices
to that effect have beeu freely distributed
about the bathing houses, snd DOW the
women who haven't suits of the new style Of
construction wear their long wsterproofe
down to the beach 10 the mornings. May
Of them are prevented By the new
rules from taking their daily plunge,
The practice which once prevailed at the Park,
of girls wearing their bathing suits with short
skirts through tho streets Of the town, has b,en
broken up. There is, as usual, q good deal OF in.
dignatiou on the part OF the hotel guests to the
stIcs rules about dress, but the association turns
up its nose and IA that II people don't like its
style, they can pack up their belongings and re-
turn to New York city. At Ocean Grove the
rul are even moro strict. Here cigars cannot be
sold on Sunday, aud the sale of liquor is confined
almost wholly to the drugstores and the billiard
1ooms But there is good deal of fun to be had
at both places. There are said to be four girls to
every Young man at Asbuty and Ocean Grove,
and that makes 1t nice for the few young men
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-23
The National Republican Committee.
a dispatch from Washington Gays:

1T appears not unlikely that at the coming
meeting of the national republican executive
committee July 90, the entire committee may ne
recast. The expected resignation of Senetor Quay
will doubtless make vacant the vice chsi manahip
held by Mr Clarkson. 1t is believed, moreover
thst Col. W. ". Dudley viii lsy down the treas,
nrership. In this case &r. Henry Payne, Of
Wisconsin, msy succeed him, unless it is held
that with the Craftsmanship going to Me- Clark
son, Western man, the tres suToIship ought to go
East in which case 1t is likely that Col All Con-
gor, of Ohio will be the msn. Col. Dudley hss
not yet announced his intention to reagu but it
is known that his large business interests ms Sa
it almost impossible for him 70 attend 10 the on
erous duties of the ;ressuToIshp OF the committee.
speaking TO friend few days sgo about his III
sure political career, he ssid: ~ AN done with
politics. All want nov is an endorsement By
my own State by sending me SO delegate st-iargc
to tho next national convention"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-23
Murder and Robbery.

Near Hazston. Pa. yesterday, Mrs Ga
roger went huckleberrying and left her
thlrteen-year old daughter at home to mind
the baby. When she returned early in the
afternoon ahe found the door OF the house
locked. Summoning assistance che broke
open the door. and was Mortified to find her
daughter dead upon the floor In pool Of
blood, her throat cut from ear to ear, and 8
Ierge carving knife close beside her head.
Her clothing was torn In numerous places,
and ct first IL was supposed that some fend
had attempted outrage, and being unable to
overcome the girl. had out her throat. II
was soon discovered, however, that the box
containing the savings Of the family had
been rdsd OF its contents, and the theory
nov is that the thief was discovered 10
the act ard to screen himself added murder
to theft. There is no clue to the perpetra
tor of he crime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-23
yB9IEIA NEws.

The President has recognized Arthur c.
Humphreys es consular agent Of !saiy ct
Norfolk.
Mr.. ". F. Meade. superinter dent Of
schools of Clarke county. has rendered bic
resignation Of that Office On account OF con-
tirued III health.
at meeting OF the standing committee
OF the Episcopal diocese July II, Rev. B. K.
Msssie, WIN. Csbell Brown. and ]. @. Hall,
deaoobs, wer, recommended for priests
orders.
Dr.. F. B. Hob&ood, who was recently
elected to the presidency Of the Female COL
lege In Richmond, has resigned on account
of il-health. DR.. James Nelson, the pastor
of Baptist church 10 Staunton, has been
elected to the place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-23
Ohio Politics

at a meeting CT the democratic Ssste ex-
ecu;I7e committea at Columbus, yesterday,
L toms! invitation YES extended to ex-
President Cleveland 70 deliver rot less than
siz speeches In betfIi Of Gov. Campbell dur
ing the osming campaign. The arsurar CO
wac given that the ex President would &C.
cep. such 81 Invitation. Gov. Hill, Gar.
Palmer. Cows. Peck and Boies, With Sens-
tors Vooraeeg, Vance, Villas, sDd other rep
reseutative democrats will be asked to aid
Ia the campaign. At meeting OF the State
central committee sn eye nutive committee
!9ss selected with Hon. James K. Neal, who
led Gov. Campbell to victory two years
ego, ss chairman, and Hon. ". ". Pennel.
of Brown county, as secretary. resoln-
tico Hss adopted providing for the opening
o! the State campaign Oh or about the lst OF
September. ALL the districts we're repre-
sented at the session of the central commit
Tee and confidence was expressed In tie
favorable Fesult OF the coming Ohio cam
palen.
Governor Campbell arrived in Plttsburg
yesterday morning to attend tho Randall
Clubs fete champetre ct Silver Lake Grove
Yesterday. After breakfast reception was
rendered him at The Randall Ciub, end 10
the afternoon a reception was Gyen in his
honor at Silver Lake Grove. 10 an inter-
view on tbs political situation in OHIO, Gov
error Campbell said the democrats were
going to win their fight. He said no ex-
pected helping hand from ex President
Cleveland, and that the State central com
mittee would meet in Columbus tonight
and Mr. Cleveland will be invited to make
six speeches during the campaign. Cover.
nor Hill, of Nav York, Jeremiah Simpson,
and Senator PETER, of Kansas, will also
take the stump for the democrats. The two
latter will be Invited by the Farmers' ALI
auce, who, the Governor says, are hand In
glove With the democrats In Ohio. Cover
nor Campbell returned to Columbus last
night,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-23

MITCHELL AND GLAvIN.-There was q
dlsgraceful scene ct boxing exhibition
given In theatre In Liverpool yesterday
evening. In the course Of a match Slayin,
who was dunk and hardly able to stand jest
inely said that Mitchell could not hit him in
a hundred years. Mitchell. aDgered ct these
words, knocked Slavin about the stage and
faally over among the audience. During
the row Savin fell several times and Mitch
ell continued striking him, even while he
was still Oh his knees trying to rise, blood
pouring from his nose and mouth. When
Savin regained the etage the curtain was
lowered and the f, ht proceeded behind the
scenes until with great difficulty the men
were separated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-23
The People's Party.

CINCINNATI, July 3.-The national e1ecu-
tive committee OF the Peoples party has ie-
suad an address which sets out with state
ment OF grievancesand declaration OF lnde-
pendence"frcm .hefrightful power Of oonoen-
trated wealth" I'VE have organic I'd par
ty of the people" 1t eaya, ito overthrow the
tyrants who have robbed of that to which
they have no moral right" TIE document
then goes on with specification OF evils In
TIE ms r Of land, labor and money and eng
geats the remedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-23
TOURISTS REQUISITES.

This department is a permanent
feature of our business, and with
this in view we are careful to handle
only such grades of goods as shall
make for us a reputation in this
particular line, and in every IT,
stance give to the purchaser entire
satisfaction.
Trunks range in prices from 75c
to $50.
Bags range from 5Sc to SIT.
Here is list comprising things
that will contribute greatly to your
summers pleasure and enjoyment
HAMMOCKs, BATHING SUITS,
ELIAS rIC PILLOWS, BATHING CAPS,
EMBROIDERY MATE TOURISTS FLAsKS
RIAL, TOURISTS CUPS.
GOSSAMERS RAZ0RS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-23
HorseWhipped by a WGnan

1t Syracuse on Monday, Alopzo Yates, q
prominent young society man, was publicly
horsewhipped by woman whose name
could not be learned. Young Yates sa con-
spicuous figure around town. Usually he
rides In aswo wheeled gig, but sometimes be
Ia to be seen In phaeton. He was N We
hicle of the latter olsss Monday afternoon,
when an accident happened which resulted
In his being horeewhipped. q woman and
small boy were waking along the side
walk Just as young Yates was driving by.
The woman vas about 80 years old. She
wore light blue calico dress and bore an
independent air. The boy was attired 10 q
sailor auIt and he carried in his hand a
large apple. Perhaps that apple was TO
blame for ali The troabe. Anyway, the lad
dropped II, and 1t rolled tnto the road. The
lad dsried sitter the apple Just In time TO be
run d5wn by Alonzo Yates's hofae TIE
sight forward wheel passed over the boys
cheat ard made Gus on bis forehead. Sew
ersl men grabbed Tie led and hs Wss
carried into drug 5toss, " here 1t was found
that he was not seriously hurt. Yates stop
ped the horse as quickly as he could. a.
though be wss driving quite rapidly. He
Jumped out of.he carriage, and stepping up
10 the lsdv, said:
Madam, have the pleasure to inform you that
it was an accident. l am -"
He pfobsby intended to ssy that he WIGS very
sorry, but before he could do SO the woman hit
him across the face with her open hand, and the
blow was heard all around. Ystea's hat went in
to the gutter. The woman struck the young man
several moo blows upon the fsce with her hand,
and then grabbing tho horse-whip from Yates'a
carriage, hegan to lsy it across his head AID
shoulders. La all she ssruck him seven or sight
blows with the whip. Yates finally jumped into
the p5seion and drove rapidly away.
During all this time the woman had psid no at.
tention to her injured hoy. After Yates had
gone she marched into the drug store and COM
manded the lSd to come with her. Then she
grabbed the youth uith hor right hand while in
her left she held Ystoss whip and, neglecting to
thank the druggist for his attentions, and appsr-
emily not noticing tho big crowd mat had gather
ed outside, strodo down the street 1i.h the air Of
a corqaeriug heroine TIE stflir creates no little
talk a society circles in which Ystesi5 prominent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-23
To Hold Their Wheat

ST. PAUL. Minn., July % st. Paul has
been made the headquarters Of national
movement by the united Farmers Alliance
OF the country to corne- the entire wheat
crop Of the United States For several
days large force Of employees has been en-
gsgsd In sending out circulars with the view
of having all classes OF farmers keep back
the wheat crop until the bears have all been
killed off and prices have advanced to q
high point. The circular estimates the
wheat crop OF '91 in the United States ct
500, 600, 900 busheis. The promoters OF the
farmers wheat trust believe that four-ffthe
of thia wbee. can be held back by the farm
ers from fonr to eight weeks, by which 1t is
thought that prices will goekyward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-23
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

The conservation OF the Rev. Phillips
Brooks D. D., as bishop of the diocese OF
Massachusetts will take place In Trinity
Church, Boston, Wednesday. October IA
The Blight Rsv. John Williams, D. D, LII.
D., bishop of Connecticut and presiding
bishop. will be the oonseorator. The Right
Rsv. Thomsa Clarke, bishop of Rhode Island,
will be one of the presbyters. The Blight
Rev. Henry c. Potter, bishop of New York,
will bs the preacher.
An important exhibition Of improved
grain binding machines was made yesterday
on farm near Joliet, Ill. Two machines
which are radical improvements over old
methods for harvesting were shown. Ooe
binder uses q straw band and the other
binds with twine or prairie grass. Both
machines were successfully operated for
several hours. 1t ls expected that the use
OF straw and grass for binding material VIII
solve the problem OF cheap twine for the
farmers.
a special from Dunbar Pa, says: The work
men who have been lsboring for year, since tho
dreadful Hill Farm mine disaster, have at last
put out the flames and have reached the edge Of
the dam of water that stands in the miEe.
Whether anything is concealed In the water can
only be determined whom it is all pumped out
which will take long time. II the mon perished
in this part OF tee mine it is considered possible
thst at lesst some OF their bones may he found.
The New York grand jury to-day found an in
dictment against Chas. O. C. Henuessy, city edi.
tor of the New York Daily Ners charging him
with misdemeanor for publishing account Of
the recent electrocutions at Sing Sing.
a Sac and Fox Indian brought word to Guthrie,
o., yesterday that two men were killed near
Harris's trading store by horse thieves. Deputy
u. g. Marshal Lilley is reported as being one Of
the men killed.
Leland Stanford, it is said, has already made
his will so that the univ ersity at San Jose, CAL,
will secure an endowment of $40, 000,0 900 over
any sums that have already been tpent for the
co lcge.
Secretary Foster arrived at Cape May this morn.
ing dined with tho President and spent some
time discussing business of the department with
him.
Tho health of Rev. Cha. 81. Sturgeon,
who is i'll in London, shows shade Of improve
ment to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-23
That Galveston Storm.
GALyEsToN. Tex. july AL

GALvEsToN, Tex, July 14.h, 81.
10 the Editor ofthe Alexandria Gazette:
Dear Sir noticed in the GAZETTE few
days since an account of the terrible storm,
&, , in this city on the 9Th Inst. The people
OF Galveston are justly indignant at such re-
ports and exagerations malciously sent out
by soma would-be sInsatlonslist.
We have had no terrible storm, only o
high wind for two daye; the create 81 velocity
was SO miles end that for less than 30 min.
utes. There was no lots to shippers. no
Overt flowed streets, no damage of any dis
crlption worthy OF the name. Will you be
kind enough to correct she report IS pub
liahed. ]. a. SLAUGHTER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-23
THURSDAY EVENING. JULY %.
AUS CONSUL recently closed his Office
,eoause a constable went there to serve q

AUS. CONSUL recently closed his onoe
because constable went there to serve a
warrant on him for debt he refused to pay
and more recently the Indian commissioners
has supended all relations between the gov.
ernment office Of which ne Ia nb inc heAu
and the bureau OF Catholic Missions, which
has heretofore had large dealings with that
office, for no other retson than the fact that
an employee Ia that bureau adversely ortiz
tised some Of his actions. The idea that the
men temporarily In the governments SER
vice ara entitled to special privileges ana
imnuaitiea, and are not servants OF the peo-
pie, aud that they can use their official posi-
nons SIS mesus by which to resent purely
personal eff.outs, has been 80 nursured
by republican administrations that 1t has De-
come prevalent, and now effects all clasaes
Of men holding government positions, from
the Highest TO the lowest.