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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21
FOR FUSION
Harmonious Meeting Of the Free Sill
yer Forces

SAN DIEGO, July 20.-Conference COM
mittees representing the Democratic, Free
Silver Republican and Populist parties met
yesterday and decided upon division Of
county offices In the interests of fusion.
The division as agreed upon is as follows:
Democrats-Sheriff, county clerk, auditor,
treasurer, superintendent of schools, city
justice, township justice and one constable,
the salaries of these offices aggregating
$32, 300; Silver Republicans-Tax Collector.
surveyor, state senator, country assembly
man and one constable, the salaries aggre-
eating $4,000; Populists-DIstrict Attorney.
Recorder assessor. public administrator,
coroner. two supervisors and city assem-
blyman, representing salaries of $20,55O
The result Of the conference will be report
ed to the various central committees, which
will soon meet, for approval Of the report.
Miss Annie W. Brewer and Charles L.
Cliff of Los Angeles were married in this
city yesterday, Prof. D. H. Colcord Of Po-
mona officiating. The bride has been one
of San Diego's popular teachers for many
years and the groom is connected with the
Keystone Produce company of Los An
geles. Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff will remain here
several days and then leave for their home
in Los Angeles.
News received here from Julian says that
grasshoppers have spoiled the west half of
the Laguna range for pasturing cattle this
year. When cooking the hay 1t was hard to
tell whether It was more hay than grass
hoppers.
The recently elected officers of the city
Christian Endeavor union and Of the vari-
GUS church Endeavor societies were in
ate lIed AT the First lutheran church Ia -
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21

tnOuSand, making a tot4t -
11,4o6 for him during the
day. The total for the day
was 70, 264, in which Nc
Inerny, Cornell and Brown
each made heavy gains.
At AS o'clock last even-
ing a lady rushed in with
a satchel filled with votes,
which were in a dilapi~
dated condition owing to
the lady being in a hurry
to change her dress before
coming to the Office with
the votes. She placed tie
Satchel on the stove ii
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21

Latest styles vail paper At A. 4 Eek
strsm's. ~ South Spring street,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21

Wall paper. late styles, low prices. q
= 4. Hckstrcm's. ~ eouth spzing street..
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21

greatest interest ever known
in like affairs in this city.
Beginning May 1st the
interest has steadily in
creased until now the
theme Of the city is, "Who
will win the watch Z"
July 80 will bring the
contest to a close, when
the conductor or motorman
having received the high
est number of votes will
receive the handsome gold
watch from The Herald
Publishing Company.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-09

Dor bet fun tibet pi bapoe punbet.
psnse'piloe, Siosipilbs os dnosn Spils
be ntoa man tase / getrastning. 5pub
alt bette tunoe bl.pet sr life scot paa
5orbdane at beitemme. Spdb ri at
erfarins peo er, al procssIerne er loft
bare. Den fibite aris tofteS. os meIs
lem So q 1000. Den Sorsn.bs Sirts
miIoeIt tdlt $4,000. Oct tiliamm.n
blir nG'ten iuumes.t iom Dor Woopart
taor. Seq tRnter bet piIoe sanst os
iom be to gsnoer, Der tr9tteoe ON
Sosn, ben M fl Sornens ben dnosn
Sdlen; men 4bpctaten III 3oen."
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-09
Scadaaieiec:ie.
g a M" Sansbos for Manostor al Sobu
Gable. llnscomutens 9ns 6orlas,
m~iruscnrIis 'oS 81 IN

Gram" Sansbo8 for Wanostor Al 5obU
3able. llnspomniens 9sns Gorlag,
Tlinntapolis, '9S. sl.00.
Stieut Saugioreniussr er en- iorbolo5pis
MODERN. Ainiritution," ,r De Bit iaa al fgs
90rsrut al bet muftalt. Sip, Der rsrsr Ns
hos 1olitt. 8lanet os bar her oaret en-
Sprtip paa norit ptuii for 5anaiorsniussr.
Gif;nOt CT Sobl's isrite Samltng en- Siers
ueiamlins; men be lamms Sanes iungrs
Nar ciitr sior, bIir 10 altio liot itiots. Ssrs
iOr er bet en- 6Ornsitlis at gisrs Opmrrtiom
gaa aobn Gables feiit Sanabos ior lRaAogs
for u,top uoiommtt Yua llnsosmmsns 9sra
forlas i MinnCapolis. sbfsrne o. ameris
tunerns bar CODE - iari.e beore s%orianas
sin ubirocto" bstrastet eno pi, - % .. bib,
urre lei iilsi1nseiiss for os; men Der sr
ben @aber~ ueo benz fer os be sr life nor.
ie eler %notoiiis.
) Der Wuit, iGrlis por SoltsmnFt, bp,r.
Ten bill eller fan Ri nsat, Dor Rorciii. Ser
ionrit, bpOr eoos % iulsiomr, amsriiansr,
ri eue fsrretm ussir os isr at pare. I'm.
gen Sonr fan i%aaieoss uaa % rsre De oBb,rc
% iinert Strsus, / Dor Sid Tom be nOrOifs,
biemlise. or. SabI, bar trui.t Ct m,rs az
ioist 9als ;no i I'm isrite Canning oer'
til .r eamlingsu msrt ei.nnsmsaetuos uori!
M uorf. Scra Glen, &eisFssT, Gries,
NsaosIbOrs, Sslmcr, airuIi, Roreraat, e.
ale Tauue, Der bar aoo alana / Mu'tp,e.
osnen, ca er ,, aompouiter, b.ot r%epr,itU.
ter,s. 81. Gable bar itlp 10 ilangiuIo.
RompeFtiouer en- iii scist al 81. l.lse1
/ TiunsappIis o. en- til Sisrnious .Srem'
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-09
On l~teitertvp.

Der u for SorfrGtttlIs blanot
ariitotratitt | Gonoons Deittnb oq
pdd 9ooisrn, nrrmtit b.b. dorlto,u
Sommer tom en- elegant 0oan itaoi1
ine | !Snos Bar, % i~tanieo, dliio pua
famine Stso. Gen par ioripenbt m,b
Imutts !Stits, Tom putt, CpmrrtIom,
beb. Radr pdrtsn lplotss at fine ayoIt
og Der Bier Woro. ites en- ombpg9slig
d~ntruttsn S.rrt ND al gognsn % bel
tog | G%nIig6totn. 6ons Gtoipa1t
'prtes at pione ON, at ban par rig, oo
Nnsgitrriahto brtp ia fer, AZ be fine
til at Rite gttienctiidb risb BAN. 6an
bite iig at rare en- fRrosf,s oannst
Wldno % tunbs Igrt en- u~rosrboloeroe
Somtul, ON aft muIiot. Wdn qit MI
ct Striot pioere % iuo6sb BAN iii uoes
iiae Suie. @an opferte ia inm en-
Iuloenot Gentleman, ipilsbs acot, It.isb
icrtrrfeligt ca ptits ia | bet bsts Iom
en- Serre, Der lab iros mso GointesIer,
cen al alt bet, fom ben oriTt~otrottite
8erosn 'Gttsr pris puo. Den M,
Wlonb bar en- rem "Grobrira". oa Der
tunoe r,pps 6olots et GelIta6, uoen al
ban rur msb. llonr'r !Ssittn % Din.
tsrer Tor ban fra BET enc QcubT9oc til
bet nubst 90. oor als gsons ben melt
peltomns al GisItsrne.
8ette ,unoe ppre %fort'at bet uenoe,
liee, bpis lit. ben osltisrotss foriticls
lise 8srter hnbos giort en- ubsbaoslig
Spoa9elie, bu be BAR icmr. ino iQjer
til 2cnoon. Den enc eIter ben onosn
fonot ou. at baooe be isto o. o,re3 Gir'
tier bar 6Isoer pluttct, iiGr for SuosI,r.
Oct bar rent ubsnribeliQt, botm Der
babbe b,addst 3gD:risrnt % bprrltbea
Sinq,rs ttinoe pore i%tiodlnc. 3illiofi
git Der et ems op for BEN. 0eo al
tent. ,it.r tom be poo bet rene mso. al
Suoeler og andre SoItbdrbsoer par for.
Ipurons meoens ben el:ndnte 6erri
meo ben fine Gtoipdae opbolot 10 m
Der beres Gag. San % ing,n amber
mootte cGrs 3npeu. Wen ban blet
lite iottst. San bupbe itibs Inegct Tt
bert.
man hsno,nbte fia til BEN 6,remt,
pplitifotiou Scottanb Yaro / 2onbon
% Der ianot man hans ginsoe
"Roguess 0dnerD". Som par politis
bstjenot ION en- al be fdrtiqite Snobrb.
bsre % Spbe. Nu er mon bang. for
at ban fan lomm. ieien. qaa be Ster
Der, bprr fan bar GieIt, 9joros ban FL
iitterlig tienot meo bste SuIsts Sno
refining, pg naur 6amilien er bcrte, tor
ban ps bans Sumerater benDtte Sci
lioheoen.
8sotommenbs riroer ON ben norIf
MsitertDo Sls !6eiIanb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-09
S,duacs Spnooc.


Gorb. Iee bur fuaet Sab fra
3ions Msnigbso / Iepnolo, q. o., %
agtsr at antoqs .&alost.
Mrs. @isite 9imIe, Misiirnar
Simles Suitru, er bob at "0pIsnterp"
/ Stna. st Telegram muotogss oercm
ben 23be Nug.
- Yaitpr 9reipa6lit blep oo~erruitet
al Menisbeberns / lit nntis tiltrauote
aalo | 6inmore Co.. Minn., peo at
BEN enc, glrsnodbl Msniabso, oosrrdtte
BAN $500, os ben unoen, Pctericn,
$500.
Srifirfru.
Faitor Qpdmmes Menig9eo,
NGis, bigger en- M airte.
= qaitor 5oncDien bar pGret / Gau
Claire pg biulpet Gmisiar SrGtGus /
bans QrbeiOe ior "5ritirten". 0an
9apOe Iius gIsoer pua 2unc5 San.
Yaitor 8. pauIier itriper ON
aussburssS agens aisisrelis: Oct
er benz Tom fumes, ri buros haot alt.
BE er misfornsiebe, irrci Ri GAP ira us
eltFcrmsset. Oct er lite goot at pioe,
snten bet er fsrmsgst eucr 'crltoet.
Ioer 6orIis Ituloe tie, Iau mdatts Vi
belle Gienepmmen. Der turce lite biz
be at tals en- Sorlis srsrs. Sslin9en
er eiIers lea rimelia. fem bet aaar an
at faa ben, 9i Taar beboibe port ti9re
augsburg uantaitet. Oct sr bet Ieni
sier at hi bcr pere tilfreos mee Sps
oieret. gno ON Der Bar blspen Gag
ea hi bapce miitst alt9 Sligt tltnbs 10
babe bGnet. Der bar mauas 6hancsr
til at mite ali. Sslo ON pi hapce pun'
oct pec en- l~ansourie. ubpsgsIia, ~ntriite'
lie % cpermaaos tpItbar proces, Ido
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-09
~ tire! 6cnc.

9da GierTlab g~rsIte9doro I Ncbs'
nns tpg man nplig 2iOet al en- Some,
ipm bel mantte fc~rubIuttss at bare
mot al 8dge, ibet ben baros nauet ben
reipeftabls 4loer al 81 Qlar. 3il oen
par % Qnr, perbets 9snen soot. men
sfter ben Sib oil bet itooig nsooOer, %
~tilIlrlt bar cens 2Gg life itsrrs enO
Su~sielnsocer.
Mdn fan piitnrt gau uo fra, al bet
fun er meset foa 6gner, ION far ops
naast en- Iaa bei Alber, lom ZEN fer
omtdlte.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-09
"Tanif Scrn sancblaS""
Sserfislo, Wjs.

bar fra en- at be conIte Sernbaneiiatio.
rsr fact iig operienot nsoenftaasnte
til Statiunen inbisnbts Yrso:
9il Sepreet for funrsn iegsr :. /.
Gn largabig eTte er ior9lemmst /
Iiietrset i treis aluoie al mig unbsrs
tegne lem sr inrirsbt ! brit papisr os
cmbunben meo Ssilesarsn msO en-
srGpinb / snesn Tom intadler en- up
turiet / en- bamt 1upps, fom laa paa
SpIsn ca slemte at 10 ben io m.p ou
lea iet mine Eager bel en- Qnbsno, ON
flpce mig Dam piI Dig femme ben til
mig.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-09

40" saniinetu inoebolotr rs Rumrt.
Gcrecrasstten etc. nsiaatios %nroipn,. lletp,
ret ct 'rtsti aosi. let u OF haabt, gossr
oil faa ben almiueslias llobreotiit, ru for
ii.nu ca i%uaItp,s bli til for Ruiie % Del
fsrtlie / port iaa ia,tiat uortsouttiiunit
Wufslio. 6alDpr Sauith.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-09
aDrreiponDance.


arrr,frsaoareer nssn Warm "a nsrcsf. iaaes ifft
niinbitt Ssulpn I'll. DC tIir lie ensans sieHt mIsitaf
Gecaitisrtu. 0asrsf eli lie bist sfsutItssisrt, nits'
ntners , ei0mnenpe asrrefvsneeni ~ Ct bet mes
Feaaiiisutu H,aa aape SsssHst % a~ssesisu.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-09
Sauo ~tilSal1s.

900 grres cptbr 'ri 5armlauo. t~ilbDrsHb' Jhorri'
.. ganhe b. ]siictlastt 30 Of be!iaasuac seb Roribcrn
gadFc garer : ga's Fari. Gtfer G0gHia. p3itHr
iota. CO Gals G0uuip mr. dir40 Aoro Ea'sti.
l5rsbEnssu er io't rig Eialo iomi Rco RlO,F IA
len Girl, Hl Itomas .. Gauhtto Homr SI's
Earl. getcr Go 8iiHn 3sStt
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-09

VIII YOU attend school this YEAR, IL
50, send IN your name fer catalogues Of
the Wiilmar Seminary and Business Col
iege. Special advantages oifere3. Adj.
dress II. ), Hilleboe. Principal. Wiiinar,
Mimi.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-09
Zen iforereoe Sirfe.

-
lerite Sang bIep tasst i Srus sIter en-
Uor Itlsnnclle. &iplrationen bar toItet
ca. 1900 Dollars. Yditor =. Garien
inpIeoeoe. paitOr Wiler gsgen bplOt
Ueltpreoitensn % pait. Sis0uI aiilut.
teos. Wtiooag ieruereots | 9eiitclss
Sotdlet til ale, iom snitsoe at tOmme.
Gn 'tor Wenneiismasis beIpiites. G9rs
bag 4ftsn bolote5 @up1tieneits al pa
itor Wtslbp paa GngeIit. Den is.genos
Dag bplotes ct Samtolemeoe ON CUBS
Sros rette Srug. ManDag bitten 4uIps
teS Sirtstoncsrt al Prof. RD0uing ira
minneapolis.
- Prpf. gttsrbes, iom fuoig refer
omtrin9 i Samiunpet for at fannie Yis
orog til Ct. SIaf Gcrss., far nDlig
oGret / Stou8btcn % Smesn os bar
eiter Wsbbel.lis osrfra pGret rlegst bel
big.
- g~stblebems Meniebeo / Minncs
uppIis. pait. O.. RusmusTens bar bss
tilt ct t%pitbort Yi0eprgeI fpr osns
&irt., fcm MI er unbsr SpfercIis.
- Yrof. 2uuo er MI tommet bism
fra lin RetrsGticnsrei'e / Often.
- Observation-Disclosures for trrns
gsrbe 9reit.r babe nplie WIeoe / Ga
Gros'e for at taee unosr GoerreielIc
bpilte PrcIter % prcIts.nter / bette
SomfunOsaur Ttuloe bare llrb,rItgts
tslie, hrprmeset til bper pg boorlsoss
9elpbsi TtuIbe brinocs tilpeie.
- Sbspenrs @drcp M,nigtco, pa
itor Gliaiens Sab, bar netop Iulpisrt
en- msgct putter 3irte.
- &priul Gterslano Ear Icm 5ore
muno for 9roro oT SruItess paa
gcarbsts @ssne ooertooet ben Del at
augsburg Giencslens dGrIiq Fcroet)
inn sFter Srerer8tomiten ~tiIiuIot ben
! 6orenebe &irts.
- 3icns Merigbsbs Sirtcs (Gbis
cuso) @aiement er MI i1roia til at tos
gss / BRIG. Paitor Msper bar iamlst
IIers @unorcoe 9onurs til !9lr,p for
III, f~nttine MenioheO.
- 6eron Gate Wenigbeo, BAIT. 3.
6. Mpbres Salo, bar fact 0runoit.s
ntn laot lii fin rne Girfe. SaItcr
Gbortpeen bplot Tsittaler. Den gamle
9irt. .isoes / SGilesfub At Mcnigbss
terne AT Soussa Sprobs % BEN 5ur.
&irte; MI bar bet fsrIte Samfunes
Wsnigfeb tjpbt ben anbcr 10 cg opfss
rsr en- M.
- g,tbtI Msni9beb af 6uoIcn.
@is.. 6eticnt al QdFtor 6oSrris, har
bnngst ct itcrt 9u'emsnt unoer i'm
Sirte til 9ru9 for SenhagsTtoIen. ga.
Iementst to'tsee S1,100.
- 9aItor Silnnis blsp ~"iurprifeb"
az ca. 70 psrirnsr al I'm Mcnighec |
/ Gooperstopn, q. D, ipm brugte
$3.50 meb ia Irm Gabe til Prsiten.
Spring 6rsct Meuiehso al pa
Itpr Sirfbdds 9dlo, har fact Grunos
itencn loet til i'm npe 4irte. Yaitor
Sollano uoIsrte Sanolinsen.
- GrunoItenen til 9et5leGcmS Mss
niNbcss npc Sirte (Ilirnsdpcli5) bIsr
laot iioite Ssnbaa at Batter 9. 9isrn.
prof. 2uno tnlte pao GnacITf.
- GarretIcn Msnigbeo, g. D, III
GrunoItenen lact til i'm ME Sirte ben
4oe Sept. al qrof. Sdmiot.
Batter 3. i. Rilisn bar bebet
Tine Mcripbco:r at Ton en- Gure(Idn, cu
Irbsibet cr for anItreusenoe reN Siesn
al hans arbeioe / &inamiSiiouss Sas
gen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-10-20

First Demand of Spain is
Fiatly Refused.
SETTLED By THE PROTOCOL
Americana Positively Decline TO As
sumo Responsibility Tor the '"o""
Debt-Two Weeks Labors'

Paris. Oct. lS.-The American ami
snanish peace commissions closed their
first two weeks OF labor here today,
and the progress made has been chiefly
bv negative action, owing to the atti'
tude of the Americans.
The first article Of the protocol pro-
vided tina, Spain will relnqulsh all
claim to sovereignty over and title to
Cuba" The Americans opened their
case by the assumption that little or no
action was necessary regarding Cuba on
the ground that its disposition was
definitely fixed by the terms OF the pro-
tocol. Notwithstanding at the meeting
last Thursday, the Spaniards submit
ted suggestions and propositions
amounting to holding that the United
States should take over all or part OF
the Cuban debt. Tuesday, Senior Mon.
tero Rios, president OF the Spanish com.
mission, verbally repeated it at length,
and reiterated the same in summarized
form.
The Americans at their own session,
Wednesday, took up the Spanish pres.
entation and determined the formula
ton OF the answer Of the United States.
Careful, exact, and full was the prepare.
ton OF the answer, and, therefore, II
became impossible, as intended, &c
serve copy of it on the Spanish before
the hour OF opening the session, SO that
the oral discussion might begin
promptly.
Whatever may have transpired at yes.
terday's session. whether the Spaniards
were or were not advised that the
United States declined to assume the
Cuban debt, it may be distinctly said
that with such light as it now has. the
United States commission will consist.
emily and to the end refuse to assume
al or any part of the Cuban debt The
Spaniards will, ii indeed it has not al.
ready been done, have impressed upon
them the fact that by the signature OF
the protocol, they utterly relinquished
all claim OF sovereignty over and title
to Cuba.
Thus possibly progress has been
achieved negatively, for, with the pres
ent light, the Americans decline, OF
will refuse the esponsibiity OF a single
peseta OF the so-caled debt.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-10-20
Minor News Items.

DR.. G. Q. Cotton, the noted Ameri.
can dentist who died in Rotterdam
some time ago, had pulled over ,O0O,.
coo teeth in the course OF his practice,
and was the first dentist to use Laugh.
Ing gas" in practice.
Robert Roberts, an English writer
on religious affairs, the author OF over
100 books and editor OF the Christadel.
phia, of Birmingham, England, was
found dead in his room in San Francis.
co from heart disease.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-10-20

Porto Rico. .he one portion " SPAN :
late possessions IN the New World
which i 10 be promptly possessed ~
the United States a. portion Of is
territory, IS naturally attracting COLI
siderable attention as a promising ,-ei!
for enterprise one Of the uo~t inter-
eSting and valuable articles Oh LLcIe
Sans new island IS thai contributed
to the Century BY Frederick i. ooer'
late commissioner in Porto Rico of Tie
Columbian Exposition. Nr. Ober gives
a charming picture of the lovel!ness
of the Porto R.can landscape and the
beauties OF its tropical climate. in
which respect he simply agr7es with
all other observers, from Ponce de
Leon 20 Gen. Miles and his army. Geo
graphically. Porto Rico is very simple.
\ central range Of cor(lilleras descend
ing in foothills and valleys 10 the coast,
with numerous short rivers flowing
from the central mountain heights 70
the coast in al directions, and with
some excellent ports and harbors. es-
pecially In the east. south and west.
There are more than 1000 Of these
short streams, of which perhaps fifty
are of sufficient size to be designated
rivers. The island Is thus well sup
piled with water. though droughts in
the southern portion are sometimes oc.
casioned by the precipitation Of the
northeast trades against the northern
side Of the central mountain range. Al
most every valuable or aromatic tree
or shrub common 10 tropical climes
dOurishes on the island. and these viii
be source Of great wealth under the
regime of industry and enterprise upon
which Porto Rico IS about - enter.
The lowlands are extremely fertile and
produce maize. Yucca, sugarcane, etc.
abundantly. Tobacco of a fine quality
can be grown. and coffee trees Weld
annually about 1000 tons. Bananas.
plantains and other tropic fruits yield
wonderfully. the entire range Of deli
cious fruit being represented. The ISL
and IS also rich in minerals. though
but lirtle attention has been given 70
them by the natives or the Spanish.
The climate, after acclilna tiza.ion, IS
considered the most healthful OF the
West Indies.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-10-20

Paris, always the capital Of the king
dom of the new, will strive to outdo
herself at the coming exposition of
1900. Various schemes and projects,
some visionary and some, perhaps, to
be realized, have already been present
ed TO give an air of wonder and en-
chantment TO the exposition unlver-
selle. Among these is one for sea hath
ing. For visitors at the great fair to
have the pleasure Of bathing on a real
sea beach nj Paris will not be posi-
bic for excellent reasons. but the In
ventor will give the best possible sub
stitute for K If his plans are adopted.
His scheme is nothing less than TO hol-
low out great lake on the site of the
Champ i Enhancement at Longchamps
in rhe Bots de BOulOgne and then by
means Of specially constructed power
to draw water from the channel five
miles above Dieppe and drive 1t
through pipage 100 miles to Long
champs. The water will be drawn off
daily and thus be kept pure and the IN
ventor also cLaims that he viii be able
to reproduce the tidal movements and
even 10 lash the miniature sea with
petty storms. For ali this, of course,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-10-20
ANARCHIST PLOT.
King Humbert, as Well as III
perOr, Was to BE Assassinats

King Humbert, as Well as tn
perOr, Was to BE Assassinatsa'
London. Oct. lS.-The Allen
correspondent of the Daily Mail
graphing regarding the anarchis
against Emperor William, whia
discovered Friday, says:
The plot against the kaiser ISL
proving more important. each
disclosing new ramifications. Tx
uments found disclose a plot
King Humbert already we'll mai
Fiftee en- persons, all Italians, have
arrested. The original plan VI
throw q bomb OF guncotton and
inmate of mercury on EmperoF
llam's carriage in a narrow str'
Cairo. When the Egyptian tIip
abandoned, elaborate arrangement
made by the conspirators to send
federates to Jerusalem to carry o.
plot during the dedication Of tba
man Church OF Our Redeemer
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-10-20
TIE LIZARD WRecY
Bodies of 3Iany Of the Victim.
Econ RecoYered.

Been Recovered.
London, Oct. 1S.-The 4
Transport Company issued the
ing statement this evening "a.
the fate Of the Passengers and ,
the steamer Michigan, vbi,l
wrecked last Friday evening ]
Lizard, between the Manacles AZ
lands;
"Of the passen gers, II ha,.
saved. 10 bodies have been rem
and 33 are missing. OF the en-
cattlemen, 39 have been saved. i
les have been recovered. and
missing"
Since this statement was issus
other bodies have been picked
GLIDING two that have been ia.
as those of passengers. The N,
the various correspondents difisrr
az to the rescues. recOveries and
though none agree as to the exsr
Der Of those saved or OF the bot
covered.
The bodies Of the following pa
have been recovered: 7. W,
Edna King, Master King. Mrs.
James Blackey, Miss II. NJ. Con
Fallows, B. Franklin Fuller,
NJ. Luke, George Seymour, Mis-
Warrener.
The latest advices from Fl
this evening say that 80 bodi
been identified, mostly the DO
sailors. Four are as yet unide
including those of two elderly
One appears to be German. 81
a watch and wedding ring, b
graved "1S71." The other NO,
yer brooch with the letters
pearls. This is probably the
Mrs. Charles Duncan. Nine Oft
les have been brought to Fal
the others were taken TO the
church at st. Keverine.
The rescued passengers srs
sheltered in cottages along ths
and the crew at the sailors
Falmouth.
Tugs have been cruising in th.
ity all day. despite the vely
weather, in the hope Of pict
other bodies.
The cause of the disaster rem
profoundest mystery. Mold
tempts to explain how the MON
so far north Of her true coun
six to seven miles. There va
at the time. while the wind oni
quarter was not sufficient to
her answering the helm. It'll
suggested that her compass wal
but daylight lasted long afts
stone light was passed. The
say the fact that the Lizard Il
visible should have served to
alarm.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-10-20

A peculiar fatality seems to hang over
the Emperor Francis Joseph, and he
has described himself as 'unlucky."
The empress is the fifth person of his
family to die violent death. the tragic
and mysterious end of Prince Rudolph
ut Meyerling being yet fresh In the
memory of the aged sovereign when
this last and most terrible blow of all
comes TO crush him In the very year
when the dual empire was celebrating
the glories of his reign.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-10-20
GOMEZ is OESTlNATl
The Cuban General Refuses to d.
His Army.

New York, Oct. 1S.-A dil
from Havana says: 1t is general
lieved a serious breach has taken
between the executive departm'
the Cuban republic and the lead
the military forces. Word was rex
here that General Wood has recsi
communication from President
advising that nothing be donel
Americans that can be construed
cognizing the Cuban government
so has been joined by his colleag
declaring that the time has arriv
disbanding the Cuban forces.
course will be vigorously conf bait
General Gomez.
General Juan Ducasse, one d
closest advisers of Gomez, has al
in Havana to consult the opponsl
Masso and all those who favor az
republic and oppose further Ans
intervention. General Ducasse ID
that Gomez will lead the insry
back into the field before he will
nit to disarming them while thsh
lean and Spanish soldiers resi'
Cuba.
Colonel Warnings first inspsisl
the city filled him with surprissa
ditions are much worse than heGf
ed. Everything is favorable iorr
break of fever. In normal timesa
in Havana number about 800 IN
They now average fully 100 -
The deaths are mostly the resultd
niciOus fever.