Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11
EVENTS OF THE DAY
An Interes sting Collie ctton OF I,.n.Fror
the Two Hemi.pheres Pre.ent-d
In = Condemned PORN


prospects Of the next few DAYS l, has
showed every day 50 tar this month.
Railroad trains are ,iei in every dire,-
ton and many small branches are aban-
donei.
Thomas Coudt. OF Beloi,. Wis. died
aged 90 years Prom 1886 70 1885 he
was missionary 20 the Hawaiian islands
He was the las. o. con- panv Of thirty
missionaries who left for the islands
in 1885. He was the frs. white person
the natives Of Maui island ever saw
The well-known pioneer and his
sorisn, Hon. Nineveh Ford. died il
Walls Walla las. week. The cause u
his death was old age He was s.
years and months old. His was the
first wagon 70 drive into .he Grande
Rorde, ami the second across the
Rockies
a, St. Pa.rick's day convention,
held in San Francisco las. night. re>o-
lu.ions We're passed ursin. al true
Irishmen 20 unite in dis,countenalciu
the Corbe..- Fitzsimmons fight. which
will take place az Carson on the day
made sacred 20 the memory Of Irelani's
patron saint.
The navy department. has issued al
vertisemen.s calling fo- over 5000 tons
o; Ha-veyizei STEEL armor tor the three
ba..le-ships now building. The law
fixes the maximum price 20 be paid 81
$500 per ton, and ,he officials 81 the
department a-e NOW sanguine 81 returns
20 their advertisements
Ms. Henry Wari Be=cher iiei =,
her home in Stamford. Conn. on the
tenth anniversary q the death q her
famous husband. ani she was s. years
Of age. Ms. Beacher passed away
peacefully. su.rouliei by her ehiliren
ana friends. Her life had been L.
SPARED o; :or several weeks preceding
he- demise
Gree has replied - The identical
nose o: the powers and /. i regarded -
Of mas. favorable nature. l. i -
lievei the crisis will Soon . past. -
the Greek no.e :. lesa>: furnishes basis
upon which compromise satisfactory
70 ali concerned TAI X sEeei..y reached
The stock exchanges il London ana the
t.ourses or The oon,ine1, r-ae,: The can
fien: feeling.
Representative Kruse. Of Clsckau,as
county. died =; the hospital II Salem,
where lie we1. 70 s..eat the session u
the ls,e attempted legislature. He hal
been confined 20 lis b7-3 NTH ,ypAo:i
fever tor ,h-ee weeks Representative
k-use VAS sen. - the legislature y
the Populis: party. ani was : n,-r'.i-s-
Q: the Davis house.
joseph y. Do,Yh. ex-Cai,ei S:a:es
senator t-on Oregon. : MORALLY III a.,
his residence in Portland. His lit -
WAS aulpu.a.ei Atou- four inches ab,ve
the kn-e-a he-cic course ,hat o=e--i
The only possibility u savinz his lie
from blood poisoning from ; sanErenei
sore il Ms LEI. too-- Owing 70 his ai-
vanc~i years :, : 10. thought probable
tina. be caa -asover.
Joseph Wheeler was killed near E.ss-
ton. Wash. while walk;n. the No-,h-
EN- Pacidc t-ack
Jni:ei States Anb4s=aio- BAya,i
was rendered . tangu=. ~ me lC-!
mayor q LONDON l; Is SAID ia, ,o.
il many years has TIE Mansion hou<4
contained gathering - representative
Of British life ani achievement: - as
semblei 20 honor NJ. Bayari.
Direc. charges Q: b-ihe-! an a.
tempted briber! we've made before the
Kansas state legislature :: Toy~ka
The charges were naie il open ses-
sion. The names u the ac,rsei w=re
spoken outright, and warrants were =
suei to- the a--es, q the cclvri,s O-a
q tie men implicated vas arrested o.
fore lie could make lis escape from the
capital building.
The s-a,e senate Q: Oregon a:.e- :
session lasting ae4rl! III! days s..
which nothing colid - acseoz p,;>h@i.
has decided - dissolve AM - lcue.
TIE attitude Il acsen, mem t4-s made
all Efforts =: reorganization appear
hopeless. aai :. w4s though. b.. no.
70 sii 70 Tia c'oup licsa::ors Q: me rr=>-
ct: Troublesome Situation. The d-,!-
sion 70 qui. v2s brought abol. nv -h4
failure Of Ire house 70 secure the a..
tendance @: : single outside nemt+r.
The outlook for the opening q; the
Colville reservation : ROW s4:i u u
very u1:avo-at,e. The matter :. z IL
hands 0: the conference coI1.;--a= u
Washington. and several amendments
are 20 D considered II oonnec,iol win
the original bill. The chief inle-es;
cea.ers n the plscers i: he mouth q
Hunter rreek- Cpc- la-se ta- IL TIE
Columbia. st.r heavily arme; ana 6--
,e-uilei men are = camp. mostly
rsrchers from the surrounding o9-r...-v.
Camp-i jus. below them IL smAl, ar
Is small party roun4rie-i ~ Dee
tive Joe Warren arl ex-SherlE Pm.
They sre SAID - - The agents y IN
federal syndicate
Governor Lord. 0: Or4con. rs -
ceivai 5 le..e- in reply % his re.ue<-
70 Speaker Reed askil. Ina, .he hill tor
the relief Q: Indian var Veterans II r-r-
rait;ed 70 ooue up II oonc-e>> :or IT,,
consideration. Tie speaker <avs:
The pressure ~ business =, the close
Of .he session renders :, Difficult. - c,lu-
eiie- any particular measure, especially
one which has -. been / .>,rs>s-i much
before the hozse. This books = !:
there Is 10. much show ~ Tie HI. q
this session ot congress. AM 10 ac.io-
can D. taken AZ the sr@-,;sl se>>io.
Tie Elks' lodges o: Tacora. Poi
land. Seattle AM o.he- Nor-h western
cities ara preparing 70 senI ti- iel~-a-
tiols 10 the Minneapolis meeting 81 -is
Elks' grand lclge II June, tor the uu--
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