Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-23
LATER NEWS.

Though he is cheerful, his if'enus ~
losing hope. ,,
4 steel palace for the misado OF
rarsa is to be designed and ou''' .:
Chica 90 men.
Oklahoma wants statehood. A TODD!
Of Is persons has been apPoin'eu !" ~
to Washington.
There is a movement on foot TO hold
in Chicago next November an ln'efn@'
tional livestock fair.
SMALLPOX has broken on. among tne
eolored soldiers OF the Forty'nitn 1es''
ment at Angel island.
Kentucky Republicans insist on IN
sailing Taylor as governor, and II IL
said force msy be used.
The American consul at Pretoria has
been refused permission by the s.a'e
departmen, TO handle money Tor Eng
lish soldiers.
Two hundred Spanish prisoners have
been sent TO the province OF Pana!. -
vessel with food and clothing Will u
sent TO them.
A brilliant display OF meteors was
witnessed at Birmingham, Ala. a
number OF negroes in their lear re-
sorted 70 prayer.
Asa result of collision on the
Omaha railroad near Hum boldt, :. ",
five persons were killed and a number
Of others fatally injured.
A large force OF Beers are reported &c
be moving south. Sir Alfred Miner,
governor of Cape Colony, has issued
proclamation assuring the Dutch that
they will receive protection.
The new revolutionary movement Is
widespread and Colon bia is said to be
in a bad way. Heavy tribute is being
levied for the support OF the govern
ment and business is practically at
standstill.
The commissioner of Indian affairs,
". A, Jones. in his annual report
makes recommendation for more Indian
schools. There is to be no extinguish'
ment OF the Indian population, but OF
the tribes.
A German wheat buyer has just
made a purchase OF several hundred
thousand dollars at Kansas City. He
gives as a reason for coming to this
country that the Russian wheat is OF
inferior quality this year.
Captain Leonhauser surprised the in.
surgent force near Capas, and captured
200 of them. with their guns and TO-
900 rounds Of ammunition and four
tons Of subsistence. One Filipino was
killed. but there was no American cas-.
ualties.
Three more transports have reached
Cape Town.
The town Of Troy, Kansas, was wiped
out by fire.
Queen Victoria's visit to Bristol was
made the occasion for display OF pa.
triotism.
General Manager Frey, of the Santa
Fe, has resigned, his resignation &c
take effect after January l.
William Durfee, who built the first
copper furnace that used gaseous fuel is
dead at Middletown n. Y.
United States Consul Petit died at
Dusseldorf, Germany, as result OF an
operation for acute appendicitis.
Representative Hepburn, OF Iowa.
says he will introduce the Nicaragua
canal bill in congress the first day.
A new bank organized in New York
will fight the clearinghouse by collect.
ing out.of-town checks free OF charge.
A report is current in Wall street
that the American Sugar Refining Com.
pany may soon absorb all competitors.
Representatives of the American
Bible Society report that in the inter.
ior of China their men are subjected to
extreme cruelty.
Andrew Carnegie has offered Tucson,
Ariz., building for a library, pro.
vided site and maintenance OF the in.
stitution are guaranteed.
The Northern Pacific railroad is seek.
ing borrowers for its surplus money,
Wall street brokers being the medium
chosen of reaching them.
The transportation subcommittee OF
the United States industrial commits.
sion will hold q 10 days session in
Chicago to hear grievances.
A cyclone wrought havoc in India.
Thousands of native dwellings were
razed. There were no fatalities, but
the loss OF property was immense.
John H. Haswell is dead at Albany,
n. Y. He was an important factor in
developing the steel industry, and was
a long time in the government service.
Mrs. Stanford has disposed OF all her
Southern Pacific stock to the Hunting.
ton.Speyer syndicate. Her holdings
amounted to 2s5,0OO shares at $40 Per
share.
A London express train from Flush.
ing collided with another train near
Capello during a fog. Five persons