Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-10-26
LATER NEWS.

Inc navy cptA tiiiS az 49,
in getting sufficient medical men,
The transport Senator has arrive"
safely at San Francisco.
General Miles will be accompauie"
bv his family and few friends on MS
tour 70 the Pacific coast.
Secretary Long has issued an ordr.
assigning Admiral Dewey to slec'"'
duty at the navy yard department.
Fiity.three Beers were killed ana =
large number wounded in the en-
counter with Baden.Powe!Fs forces Al
Mafeking.
An enthusiastic meeting to promote
the movement to erect a monument u
Parnell was held in New York. Ove'
$40, 900 was collected.
Sir Thomas Upton has the spirit o
a pluckv sportsman and will challenge
MS again for the Americas cup. Ht
saws he cannot get ready for next year.
but will be prepared in 1901.
The strike of the ironmolders and
the coremakers at st. Paul has ended.
and the men have returned to work
The employers grant slight advance
in wages and recognize the union.
1t is understood that the president
has given to Archbishop Chapele def
mite instructions which will govern his
actions relative to establishing peace
with the Filipinos. but these instruc
tions are to be withheld from publica.
ton.
At Atchison, Kan, two robbers shot
and killed one man and wounded an
other in a store, which they later rob-
bed. They were pursued by posse
and they shot and killed policeman
and another man, both members OF the
pursuers.
As corollary OF the Pullman.Wag'
ner consolidated deal, the readjustmeni
of railroad stockholders on an enormous
scale is said to be the next move on th(
boards. A welding together OF the rail-
road properties controlled by the Han
riman. Gould and Vanderbilt Interest,"
is spoken Of.
War between Americans and Next
cans broke out at Naco, Ariz. with dis.
astrous results. The fight started be.
tween Mexican guards and American
cowboys, and as a result four guards
were killed and one seriously wounded
An American named Ryan was instant.
ly killed and Bisbee miner was sho,
through the leg.
The Canadian government has been
advised that the United States and
British governments had given effect to
provisional Alaskan boundary, which
was arranged between Sir Louis Da.
vies and Mr.. Choate, in London. This
arrangement makes no change at Skag.
way. but it fixes point on the Dalton
trail. There is very little travel by
that route.
A new German warship has been
launched. She was christened Kaiser
Karl der Crosse, by DR.. Won Moncke.
berg, burgomaster OF Hamburg.
The Beers, according to a special dis
patch from Pretoria, repulsed small!
force OF Cape mounted police nea,
Berkeley, West Cape Colony, captur'
ing two.
The dwelling once occupied by ex.
president Martin Van Buren,, at 81
East Twenty.seventh street, New York,
has been sold, anil it is announced that
the property will be converted into 6
business block.
Commandant.G General Joubert has
arrived at Newcastle. Natal. lie
found only 100 men there when he en-.
tered the town. The report current at
Delagoa bay that 5000 Beers have been
repulsed at Newcastle is false.
An Ashcroft, B. c., report states that
there was big robbery at the Cariboo
mine, near Quesnelle Forks. The big
safe in the Cariboo Hydraulic Com.
pany's Office was blown open, and part
OF the amalgam, worth $50, O0O stolen.
The Great Northern road has lately
bought $1,000. 900 feet OF fir timber in
Washington, nearly all OF it for the
roads proposed ore dock at Allouze
bay. on Lake Superior. Nearly half
this enormous order has been bought in
the past 10 days.
The transport Senator is expected &c
arrive from Manila next week. The
news OF the terrible experience ~ the
steamship Empress of India causes no
alarm for the safety Of the Senator.
which is supposed to also have passed
through the typhoon.
A dispatch from Ladysmith SAYS
that letter was brought to the Brit.
ish pickets by Boer cyclists bearing a
white flag, signed by the Newcastle
magistrate and sent Ivy permission of
Commandant.Generai Joubert. stating
that the British who remained in New.
castle are we'll.
Three hundred recruits, under com.
mand OF Captain ". n. Hughes. Thir.
teenth infantry, and Lieutenants vii.
son. Pascoe and Kinzie. have been as.
signed to the transport Manuense. at
San Francisco. with two companies of
the Thirty'first. under command Of
Lien tono uf .Cvo1ono1 Ic.,o.