davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04
REPLY SENT TO LEE.
State Department Has Neither Granted
Nor Refused His Demands,

New YORK March IA World special
irun Havana says:
The state department refuses TO
answer General Lees cabled questions.
whether or no, it will sustain his de-
mands that Spanish ou,rages upon
Americans cease and tia. the liberty
and treaty rights OF citizens Of the
United States d respected By the Span
i:h authorities.
Ruiz was kept incommunicado thi-.
teen days before be was killed. To
proven. Scott being secretly murdered.
General Lee demanded Of General
Ahumaia on Friday that Scot. be
broueh. on. OF Close confinement. and
allowed TO see his friends. This was
no, done By Saturday. and General Lee
cablei TO Secretary Olney the facts,
askin: him how many warsbips were
on the Florida coast, and if one would
h sent here in case it became Necessary
70 enforce a demand.
No. oE.e word il reply 10 the cues
t.on has come iro-, Washington up TO
Wednesday. four days after the state
department had been asked nv the
oasul-gene-al il II emergency II he
could rel! upon his government. fully
sustaining him in protecting the eiti-
zens Of his county.
The Spanish authorities do not in
the least respec, treaty stipula,ions
that no American prisoner must be
kept in solitary confinement more than
five days, and must be acquainted with
the charge against him within twenty
four hours.
No American prisoner ever was
brought out Of solitary confinement in
a dark cell within the time specified.
Inc American colony is bordering on
panic, Tow that there is 10 hope o:
protection from the government a,
Washington unless congress compels ],
to send feet Immediately.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04
NEEDED
Have Left Their
Country Homes.
THE ALARM Is WIDESPREAD
Secretary Olney Denies END Pm
That General Lee Has Hanoeo
In His Resignstiop-

New York. March IA special 20
ne Herald i-un Havana, via hey " es''
SAWS:
Americans are focking il from the
county. The position o. our citizen: =
mos. critical. The runor. whether
.-ue az false. has gone abroad that me
American government. would no' n.
,4-vene - long a. the trade Interests o.
the county are 10: interteE@l Win.
Unless something firm and declde1
and strongly American l. done Q! ol'
government. il Washington, Americans
are in danger 0: their lives
The murder OF Ruiz and the demand
for the release .: Scott are the sole
.oric: % conversation. TIE govern
men, and palace people here have 'rlea
20 change the subjA:, 0: conversation oy
giving on. news Of 81 alleged skirrnlsh
with Gomez. but the attempt was
failure.
The anuseneu. and the gresa. hila1lt!
which were observed in the palace have
changed. Ministry de LONE. always
accurate as a news .athere-. has cacl-i
the cap:ain-sere-al tina. Lee viii not
o. recalled and lis resignation 5 not
ao:ep.ei. and ,ha. h. may o. sustained.
Hundreds O: kilograms have poured
il on Consul General Lee from all quar-
ter. OF the globe, oongra.ulatins him
on The stand be has taken. those from
the Cai.@i States promising patriotic
action il congress Even 81 This Cit
zeal moment, and with many heavy
cares and responsibilities which the
administration should share weighing
upon MIN. General Lee views The stu
a.ion from calm. dispassionate stand
point, and he expresses the hope that
the situation created By the murder OF
Ruiz and his own de.erm ina.ion not 10
submit. 10 another similar a-roclty
should not ta exploited by partisan ad-
vocatts OF any particular policy toward
The Island 81 Cuha.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04

London. March 2.-The Athens COZ.
responder, OF the Times says that L
war tax Is abou, 20 BE- proclaimed in
the provinces Of Thessaly and Aria
rs Bucharest correspondent states
that the Roumanian government has
decided 10 call ou. all the reserves from
the years IS 70 SO.
The Times advices report serious
news from Gambia Colonel Go-acas
with 5000 insurgents and three guns.
threatens 70 attack Hierar-.ra. where
the garrison Is i'll supplied with arms
and ammunition. and ti-- forts are
weak. /. is tear@l this may seriously
complicate the situation. 4 famine j;
imminen. in Gambia. and j, Is intima:-
ei the troops there nay pillage the dis
,ric,.
Fighting is in progress today. tt,
BASH Bazouk> lost three killed and nv
wounded The regulars los, ei.h
killed and five wounded.
The Times correspondent. az Canes
states ina, the insurgents bitterly IL
nounce British Consul Bilo.ti a. rhs
chief instrument in lhwar.ing io- man,
years the a,tenp, 10 iib-rare Crete.
The Mohammedans looted the Bri,
ism con=ul's house az Hierzpe-ra F-ida,
night. -. only on the previous day BIZ
had veh-men,ly denounced any a..
incendiar:sm or lo-o.iag on the part
the Ioslems
According 10 the Ahtens corresond
ent OF the Times. the Creek carniva
revels passed Of with the usual spir;
and enthusiasm.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04

New York. March "A fire. which
broke OF. in the big Gould match fac
tory .: Passi4c. y. j.. was ex,i1suishe,i
~ ;he elnp,oye. vi,hou, sending an
alarm - The ire Department. There
Wa graz, excitement upon discovery Of
the IRE. bu. the ringing Of bells il The
blildin: brought the 300 employees 10
their stations. where ,hev ha3 often
gone 20 prAc.iee in Anticipation OF a fire.
Men, women and girls joined in the
work q fighting the FIRE. which seemed
~ spring through the floor from the
cellar in dozen places. 81. i, was
finally pu. ol. without. the aid Of the
Hreuen. There was 10 insurance. bu.
the factory ! fitted with all modern ap-
pliances ior lighting fire.
Many Of the those Employed in the
factory believe the fire was q incen-
diary origin. l, is said some workuen
who were recently discharged have
threatened 10 burn the building. and
the fact tina. the fire seemed 10 break
out in 50 many places .. once is quoted
as reason for suSp-c.ing criminal
agencies
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04
No Communicative Prom Russia

London. March 2.-The Athen: cor
respondent. q the Chronicle declares 10
official communication his been -
ce;ve-i from Russia Il Is quite certain
the Greek army will 10. De withdraw
Macedonian forces will b raised with
view 10 possible contingencies, and Il
the Turks attempt 20 invade Thessaly.
the Bulgarian government. Is deter
mined 70 advance is troops instantly
10 the Aeean SEQ II j. rr1loEed iha:
the s-c-e: national committee had DE-
cidei 70 commence operations in Mace
doaia :. once.
Special DISPATCHES state tha. the
Turks succeeded in -evic,ualing The
blo,khouse 3. Malta. tn. were attacked
by insurgents On their return.
The c.orsuls :: Gambia have signed
telegram imploriag the powers LOT 20
della! decision. The TOWN j. 30
crowded with Moslens tha. famine
threatens grea. loss Of lie. Hundreds
Of sheep and cattle axe already dying
from wan, q fodder. Tie insurgents
have completely cordonei Gambia. The
greatest anxiety exists also a. 20 ,he
situation 3, SeIinos. whare .he ARMS
.ic= agreed upon 3! the powers has az
pired. The insurgents are il worse
mood than ever, and thoroughly deter
mind
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04
A CORNER IN WOOL.
Syndicate Anticipates Restoration of
High Tariff.
Chlce/MareA a~l Boston special

\. ~ -Nss---- 49, - 6flc-DA A-1--i-
SAYS: One 3; the larges, corners OF
wool ever attempted in the United
States exists a. present in this city. in
anticipation Of the restoration Of :
tariff on wool. The existence OF the
corner has been 4 we'll guarded s=c-e-
for two weeks. bu. the operations OF
the men and their agents q. London
and Hamburg have become so bold as
TO attract attention, and thus the sec-e.
got out.
The steamer Colum bian, which ar
rived Yesterday, brought 5000 bales Of
wool, making total Of col. $50 bales
which has arrived in port during the
present month. 4 syndicate was re-
Gently formed in this city 10 buy all
the wool offered in European markets.
in anticipation OF duty OF 10 per cent
being put on wool by congress at the
extra session, and the increased receipts
are thus accounted for
Buyers have already purchased 49,
600 bales q wool abroad. and will con-
tinue 70 purchase the same VI 20 the
time Of the imposition Of the duty, cal
culatei a. i cents pound. The syn
dictate has raised pile Of money. and
Only few day ago cablAi IS, 900, 600
10 its London agents Il is calculated
that 1000, 600 bales, OF 500. 600. 900
pounds, OF Australian and South
American wool, will be brought 70 this
country by the syndicate within the
time given.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04
Car tunnel somer,ault..

Milwaukee, March 3.-An electric
car Of the South Milwaukee line slowed
suddenly while descending a steep
grade on Pennsylvania avenue this
morning and careized. rolling over and
over. There Were eighteen Passengers
aboard. None were seriously hurt,
though some were quite severely
bruised Or burned. The stove -, ire
70 the car. bu. the flames were ex.in-
guishei and the imprisoned passengers
lifted from the windows.
F. r. Cook, q the circulating de-
PARTNER, OF the Milwaukee Sentinel. Is
the worst sufferer Il i though, his
skull Is fractured.
c. J. Lappley hai The clothing
burned from his body and was badly
cut abou. the head. Cooks injuries
are 10. 20 serious a. az first reported.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04

Ishpeming, Mich. March 2.-Mich:.
CANINE was threatened with destruction
today. a blaze started in an uppe,
story Of c. F. Sunderstrom store. on
Main street. The fire department, had
nothing but hand engine, and few
hundred :ee, 81 hose. Al O'Clock the
fire was under control. Firemen from
outside came in Just in time 70 save
the town from destruction. The loss IS
estimated az $50, 900.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04

Havana, March 1.-The CORRESPOND.
en-, Of the Associated Press is informsi
tina. Secretary Olney cabled Sanguilly.
advising him 10 withdraw his an1a,I
and accept the pardon, conditional ur.on
his leaving Cuba and engaging 70 have
nothing TO DO hereafter with the revolr.
ton. The correspondent. is further in.
formed that Olney expressed the hona
that sanguilly would accep, his advice
and keep his word. The information
is we'll grounded.
Senior Mesadonguez. counsel for JDl;o
Sanguilly. filed in the Havana copr, .
paper Withdrawing his appeal 70 The
supreme court Of justice Of Madr;d
made against the sentence Of the Ha.
Vana criminal court, condemning san.
gully to imprisonment for life.
1t Is claimed the withdrawal Of the
appeal OF Sanguilly was due TO the fac.
that pardon was offered him a.
cabled. a.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04
KILLED BY INCHES.
Terrible Death Of Fireman on .
sound Tug.

>ea,,le. Wash, March 2.-Alber.
Thompson. Z fireman o. The tug Mystic,
was literally killed BY inches this
morning. jus. - the boa. was working
slowly o.. ;a,o the stream. Thorn pson
was shutting IL drain cock. when
IL sl;pyei and fell from the platform
into The c-ankpi:, SIX feet b-low. In
some manner. 70. clearly explained.
both legs we're caugh. BY the revolving
c-ank=. with .he r-sul, .ha. he was
wound Up in the machinery to his h;pe.
As Inc throttle v2s only one-.ihri
og-n. the human ohs.yac.or stopped the
engine Thompson cries brough.
the engineer 20 his assistance, bu.. al
x. working half al hour. only one leg
vas released. The o,her was cut q
By surgeon. D~a.h took place : Jew
moments later. /. took ten II -
Ia pick pieces Of flesh out Of the M.
RI ,-arv
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04

Knoxville, Tenn. March 3.-The
Citizens Stree. Railroad Company
commenced tearing up its tracks on
Dupont stree. this morning. 200 ne
groe= being put 20 work. Policemen
arrested the men. The sheriff p-o-
ce-4iei 10 arrest the policemen and
other officials. \ rio. was precipita,--i.
Fire companies dispersed the crowd By
throwing water OF them. In the
melee Lieutenan, Hood sho, negro,
VIII Arnold, probably fatally ;n!uring
him. Attorney McAdoo. Of New
York, for the Citizens' Com pany,
claims he mas orders from the United
States courts allowing him 10 90 ahead
with the work.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04
THREE BOYS DROWNED.
q, the Breakers Oh the Bay oi
IiIIAmcok.

T;llamo.ok. Or, March "A terrible
.cciden, occurred here today, WHEREBY
tbrea bows, Ernes; Barnard, agei 70;
Gil Miller. aged Is, and George
I.a.;a. aged 10. lost their lives
Tba .hree boys were digging clans
,aa- the bar. AMI the tide was still
strongly or the ebb when the younz
sallox. sighted the steamer Chilka'
.o-rir- in over the lar. In : spiri; o.
t.ovish bravzdo. they determined TO 20
~: and meet her. The tide was Inuea
stronger than the toy= suppese1- an
,h@v we're carried rapidly out and INTO
,ba breakers. where their boa, was up
s.; and three Of them dro~ned-
The following account Of the disaster
vas given bv Captain Durham, q TIE
ChilkaE:
while sceaming into the hay ;oday.
M attention was drawn 10 VIA,
seemed TO NE 10 y three sea lions Ny
wife. however, insisted that they wer=
human beings. and, on observing clc-a-,
Isav tina. they were three boys cling
ing 20 A small bat which had been ny
set in the surf. The boat was INSIDE
the bar. and near the shore. ard the
bovs were clinging 10 il AM SRA ing
&, the Top Of their voices tor ne-p
whis.lai the sign Of distress 20 draw
the attention az some one on sho-e, a1d
then turned the ship about and wen; a.
near % the shore as dared. and low
e-aI one q M b0A.s. b. thi= time
the breakers had WASHED TWO q the
b.ovs Of. and saw 10 more Of them.
There was very strong curren, out
and the larges, bay continued 20 cling
70 the boa, and drift=i CUT Of the
breakers.
"By this time the steamer Elmore
arrived 3. the bar OF her way out
told the captain what had happened.
and he Immediately crossed the t2-
and steamed about, hunting ior the
boys, AMI especially the one clinging 70
the bat. but he did 10. find am o:
them. recrossei the har 10 the OCEAN
and Looked about, but. being unable %
find either OF the boys. l steamed Of
south, in the direction that l thought:
the boy clinging 70 The boat had drifte7i.
After going atou. half mile. l sighte7;
the boy OF the toat, about ; quarter q
a mile further south. Is-eanei On to-
ward him a. rapidly - possible, tu-.
when abou, 80 fee, away from him. 81
unusually large wave svep. over the
boa. and the DO! threw up his hands
and sank. and l saw him 10 more.
After steAming about ior some time.
the captain recro=sesi the beac into the
harbor, and gave the alarm. ! large
number OF men was soon on the bach.
and on the shores Of the bay, inside the
bar, but late this evening the bodies
had no. been recovered.
The parents II the unfortunate lads
live here, and the untimel! fate Of the
Young fellows has cast q gloom over the
entire city.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04
SPANISH OPINION OF LEE.
Marquis de Psimerola Made . Scandal
on. Attack on Consai Lee.

N=w York. March "A dispatch 10
the Herald f-o1. E4Yara -a!s:
TIE Marquis de PAlm--ols made
s<@,lialous personal attack On General
Lee Wednesday nigh, in the Y4lace II
the presence Of several newspaper cor
respondents The inc:ien; a-ose D.
c..use The censor refused 10 pass dis
Patch Tor The Correspondents which SAID
tina. tie -ele2s4 u Sco., had been d.
-a2uls-i because ne ~as 10th arrested
ami kep. in prison il defiance o. the
Law.
Who told ron shat" shout=d Gem
eral P4l-aerol2. the secretary u state
General Lee replied the core
sp9IienE calmly.
General LIZ i liar. inpos,o- AMI
rehel," shouted the lizzie marquis with
81 oath.
This incidea, Is ,elesraphe,i merely
20 show how The wind j. blowing in
The palace. and 70 LET you se= what mus.
be the tr-a;uen. and position ot AL orii-
nary citizen. when our cs1nsul-g-nera. is
-evilai openly By one u The heads q
The government. h-re.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04

Washington. Mar.h i.-2:40 P. NJ
Senator Hale has just received 81 the
capitol telegram from Secretary o.
ney. which says in esec. tina. Consul
General Lee never asked for his pass
ports, never asked FOX ~arshipe, ard
tina, the whole story IS TO his rendering
his resignation is L fake.
The ruUor has gained wide currenc!
ina. Consul General Lee has been given
his Passports and tha. serious rupture
had occurred between the United
States and Spain. The report is ALSO.
lutely d:scr~ii,ei here.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04
WARliKE PREPARATIONS.
Government Arranging to Transport
Troops TO FLORIDA Coast.

Chicago, March "a sr-zcizl 10 the
Tribune :ru-n Tallahassee. Fla, SAYS:
Frun ST iacautious Eori dropped By
prominen; STATE o:Hcial here, j. Is as
certzinei that The government. mas been
making arrangements to- ssne days
pas, 70 iorwa"i the quick ,ranspo-.a
iioa q federal troops through Flo-li2
in case q necessity" TIE story IS
tha, the railroads have b<en asked 10
oommunicate with Northern lines and
have special trains ready al . moment.
notice 20 --anspcr. government troops
70 all points On the s<saole4s,- l. : also
stated that ihe Washington authorities
have t=-n II Communication With the
state officers II regard 70 calling OF,
The STATE ,rc.oge f Necessary. AMI -
provide tc- ,hei- quick transportation
~ points ue=4i-i.
Il i understood This has ne@n going
on very quietly ~ the Tas; ~eek. am
t1a- al Arrangements have ban oom-
ple:ei. - that =. moments notice
troops could u thrown ina Tampa.
KY West. = Augustine AMI other
o12=; towns AMI jacksonville. 4, -
Augustine. il : said. The irr9F- have
been warned - ~ in lnstan, readiness
ior movement The guns Z, ,he tor:
there Fsre t-@n PM il working e1o1ii-
ton If.e troops have tsen p-ac,;c-
ing with -h+u constantly Tor the pas.
week q -.
Several torpe4io-=- have b-7=n PLACED il
the QUEER h4-bpr a. ke! West. =. Az
g7si.ne and Tampa hay. The state
troops of1csrs have been worked up
over ..e reports OF being called upon
~ duty. and .eve-al have SCI. iheir
v0lu--4r! oSe-s 10 the governor. The
STATE Iro.op= AZ composed q twenty
CON a1ies Of 4t.9u: loo men each. and
toC! batteries.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04
eanguilly Il Free.

Washington, March I.-Senor d.
LONE, the Spanish minister, ,oni,h,
received cablegram from the Duke Of
Tetuan stating that the queen has
signed the pardon Of Julio Sanguillv.
Il is stated az the legation that this
action was agreed upon at a cabine.
meeting some days ago, but the an.
nouncement was, according to diplo-
matte usage, withheld until the queen
had formally signed il.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04
ZAcATECAS NINE DISASTER.
One q undred and seventy Miners Per
ished in the Fire.

City OF Mexico. March 2.-Ihe latest
news t-on The mine disaster a. Zaca;e-
IS shows 20, IL Is full! s. bad az hrs'
reported. Fire broke on. il the Zana-
moro mine. the property Of the Z'1rn-
bete Company. and communicated 10
the san Francisco mine The principal!
shat, in the former IS $500 fee. deep,
and rescuins party wen, 10 the bot
tom. bu. was nes-l! su.c.ca.=1 BY
smoke The Cornish miners displayed
unusual h=ro;sn in attempting the r.
lief OF the imprisoned men. Ten
bodies have been taken oli. and al!
show signs q zsph!xia.ion- There Is
ID longer any 3oub: that 10 miners
persisted.
The city Q: Zzca,ecas IS ; scene OF
mourning. This i the greatest dis
as.e. in is history IN ucie-n times.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04
They Played Burglars-

Petaluma, Cal, March 2.-This At.
ternoon Earle Temple. aged II years.
son Of c. Temple, prominen, hard.
ware dealer. and Henry Gerkens. 70
years old. son Of J. H L Gerkens. pro.
prletor OF the Western hotel. PLAYED
burglars" in Temples store. Young
Temple snapped a revolver that was
not supposed to be loaded. The revol.
yer exploded. the bullet piercing young
Gerken's heart, killing him almost in.
s,antly.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04

cincinnati, March 2.-Tonirht five
noors Of the Shinkle. Wilson & ks
ION pany's wholesale grocery crashed
down In heap into the cellar. unda- >
lead OF nearly 1000 barrels Of susar
Michael Schwalbach, the watcbman
was crushed to death, and William n
0ersts, a clerk. and Michael Colana,
: uIayrnan' were slightly injured. The
building is five stories high. 80 feet
Wv, ~ ana 50 feet deep. The property
@ VIII not exceed $50, 900. The
; ;o%er moor OF the building is twenty
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04

Sal, Lake, March "A special to
the Tribune from Marysville. Utah.
says Charles Willing and Carl Peterson
were found dead today in Deer Trail
gulch. They had BEEN killed bv a
snoWslide, which swept away their
cabin. The men went into the gulch
about ten days ago.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04
Fatal Boiler Explosion.

New Bedford, Mass, March "A
boiler al the Acushnet mills exploded
today, wrecking part Of the plant. 4
section Of the boiler crashed through
the roof Of the police station, block
away. After the fremen got the fire
under control search among the ruins
of the boiler-hou>e disclosed the body
Of Manuel Mendosa. a fireman. An
other employe OF the mill. Arthur
Ashin, was burned to death. Half a
dozen others were injured.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04

New Orleans, March 2.-The Daily
Item publishes a statement tina, the
millionaire, John Drexel, with his
family and a party Of friends, in his
private yacht, who started from his
nome II Philadelphia to come 10 New
Orleans, 10 attend the Mardi Gras los.
NSai. Is now seven days overdue. and
nothing has been heard from the partv
since it left Philadelphia. INQUIRIES
nave been sent from New York. pills.
aelphia and New Orleans. but % far
nave ELECTED nothing as to the yseh,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04
Insane Through Grief.

San Francisco. March 2.-Richard
Pastini, the head OF the family poisoned
b. eating mushrooms, has become in
sane through grief. and has to BE-
watched TO prevent him from killing
himself. He tried TO shoot himself TO-
day. but the pistol was taken from him.
Pastini, his wife and one child will re-
cover, but the eldest son, Atillo, died
today. Two OF the children died yes
terday. The mushrooms that proved
to be such deadly poison have been rec
ognized by botanists as a deadly mem
Der OF the species known as the spring
Rushroom.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04
Fast Freight Train Wrecked.

Marshall, Mo, March "A fast
freight train on the Chicago and Alton
was wrecked just east Of this place at
8 O'Clock tonight. Engineer C. G.
Ehreit was crushed 10 death under his
cab. Charles Rymal. head brakeman.
died before the debris could b. Gu. from
above him.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04

Salt Lake, March "A special 10 the
Tribune from Rawlins. Wyo.. SAYS: A
searching party which started from
here yesterday to look for Thomas
Hcgg and half-b-eed, Eissel. who
have been missing since SATURDAY, re-
turned yesterday afternoon, having
found the man fourteen miles from this
city. The! were lying side By side,
where they had both been frozen 20
death
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04
CHARGED With Copsniracx

Louisville, March 2.-The circuit
grand jury adjourned today after re-
turning indictments against Banker
Mcknight, Of the wrecked German Ma
tlonal hank; Sterling Edmunds. and
seven members Of the board OF alder.
men charging them with conspiracy
to defraud the city in the passaee of a
resolution authorizing the sale OF the
waterworks, which belonged to the city
and valued at $40, 600. 900.