Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-10-06
LATER NEWS.

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The state department has issued u
circular nstructing the United States
consulates to half-mast their fags IN
memory of the late Am bassador BayaIo.
A warrant is out for the arrest OF
United States Senator Quay HlpselI
and son and other prominent Pcnnsy'-
vanians are charged with having USED
state moneys from the Peoples bank TO
speculate in stocks.
Thirty miles from MurfreesboD,
Tenn, four prominent men were assas-
sinated by John Hollingsworth and
several of his friends. who fired upon
them from ambush. Hollingsworth
was later captured and shot by posse.
General Fitzhugh Lees corps will go
to Cuba this month. The general
health of his command is excellent.
The camp at jacksonville, Fla, is we'll
watered and in splendid sanitary condi-
ton. Cuba, the general thinks. will
be divided into military departments.
The steamer Fastnet has arrived at
Vancouver, b. c., from Skagway with
half a million in dust, and with news
that a million more was on the wharf
when the Fastnet left There will be
but one more boat from Dawson, the
Columbia, which will bring down u
large amount of treasure.
Captain Dreyfus, whether guilty or
innocent, has certainly caused verlta-
BILE cyclone of passion to Ue let loose,
and Paris was in turmoil all Sunday.
Crowds, scuffie, uproar and arrests was
the programme of the day. About a
score of people are said to have been
seriously wounded in the various free
fights.
Secretary Long, upon advices received
at the state department. which show
the existence OF threatening conditions
in China, has ordered Dewey to send
two warships Immediately from Manila
to point as near the Chinese capital
as possible for warship to approach.
The vessels selected are the Baltimore
and Petrol.
Bertha Beilstein killed her mother
in Pittsburs, Pa. and later put severa
bullets into her own body, from tie
effects Of which she cannot recovf.
The only explanation the girl has gpen
for her terrible deed were these wrds;
II was tired OF lie. 1t held 10 Teas-
nre for me. wanted to die arl did
not want mother to live and frt over
my death. For that reason killed
her"
German exports to Americ are sald
to be decreasing.
In Wisconsin it is estnated that
800, 000 900 pine trees hve been de-
stroyed by fires
Spanish forces are pr1arlng to leave |
Cuba. Marching orers have been
given at several point
An authentic rep't received at san
Francisco. says thesea herds Of the
northern waters a. being rapidly ex-
terminated.
1t is reliably ported that the ulti-
matum of the pWers to Turkey regard
ing the island Crete, has been pre-
scented to the dltan.
Advices f'm Van, Turkey. say fight
inc occur,d at Alashgord between
Turks ar q number of Armenians
from R,sia. About 90 Armenians
were kied,
A Qebec special says that Skagwav
or Dva are to be placed under British
ADMINISTRATION. and that Canada will
he lowed access to the Yukon hy way
ot-ynn canal under the treaty now be-
i perfected AT Quebec
1t is estimated that the total hon
rop of Washington this season will be
between 21,700 and so, 600 bales. A
portion Of the crop has
'een already contracted for on basis
II 10 and ! cents per pound.
The story OF the loss OF the fishing
chooner Bella has reached Seattle.
The captain of the vessel was washed
'verboard and drowned A member OF
he crew was also washed overheard.
'ut rescued. The wreck has been
'eached by the Farallon.
Fire, supposed to have originated
rom forest fires, burned half OF Cum.
'erland, Wis. causing a property loss
at $225.00O About %
antilles are homeless. Five children
IRE reported burned to death. A large
aw mill is among the buildings
burned, throwing many out of emplov
nent. Rain saved the entire city from
being burned.
The steamship Gaelic has arrived in
san Francisco from Hong Kong and
\ ~ohama via Honolulu, bringing the
congressional commission from the lat
-erplace. In speaking OF the work of
tfn commission Senator Culloln said:
We have done As much as was posi-
olsln the time at our disposal. and we
haze covered the ground thoroughly.
Wien We meet in Washington we will
GOO work at once on a report"
fnor Agoncillo. the Philippine rem
resntative who has gone to Washing.
to1to ask that the insurgents be heard
oythe peace commissioners at Paris.
halmade public a translation of the
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