Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-09-07
LATER NEWS.


does not iiapress the Cubans favorabiy.
Santo Domingo City, the capital,
has declared for .Iimines, the revolu-
zionist.
A Kentucky desperate carried out
| his threat and killed an officer sent to
arrest him.
The rebels attacked Angeles with ar
tjllery, but were driven off by Colonel
Smiths men.
New England silve,ites euloglzed
Aguinaldo and denounced the Ameri-
can war policy.
The matter of abrogating the Clay
ton. Bulwcr treaty will soon be taken
up with England.
The Beers are rushing supplies to
the Natal border to be prepared to
strike the first blow.
The transport Morgan City, bound
for Manila with reinforcements for
Otis. grounded at Nagasaki. Japan.
Dreyfus' friends say the tide has
turned and the prisoner cannot now be
condemned. His innocence is almost
! proven.
The United States hospital slip Re-
lief, which recently arrived in San
Francisco from Manila. has been con-
demned.
The Kansas regiment has left Manila
for home. The Iowa and Tennessee
regiments are now the only ones lett
in the islands.
While mentally unbalanced, Henry
Emde, a Chicago carpenter. shot and
killed his wife and fatally wounded his
5-year old daughter.
A member of Admiral Sampson 8
The admiral is in good health and
wants to stay with the squadron.
AS a result of row between strikers
and "a repair gang at West Pittston,
Pa, John Pollock, was killed and
eight others were severely injured.
Kruger has backed down from the
position he had taken. He has agree d
to the proposed conference at Cape
Town and will explain the franchise
law.
Senator Morgan, of Alabama proph-
estes that expansion will be the sal
walton of cotton, and is about to sta, t
crusade in the South to spread the
new gospel.
The secretary OF the interior has or
dered that sheep he excluded from the
Rainier reserve in Washington. Graz
ing is considered injurious to forests.
This decision is but precedent, and
it is said it will be but short time
until sheep are excluded from all the
forest reserves of the country, inclnd-
ing the great Cascade reserve in Ore
gon.
The demand for lumber is nnprece-
denied throughout the country.
The battleship Wisconsin will be
ready for her trial within fortnight.
The famous petrfied forests of Ari.
iona may he set aside for national
park.
The Union Pacific will increase its
capital stock and buy the connecting
line to the Pacific.
The Nebraska boys were given q
rousing reception at Omaha and
throughout the state.
The lawyers in session in Buffalo
favor the new bankrupt act, but he.
lieve creditors should have better pro.
lection.
The taking of the census in Cuba is
said to be a preliminary step to the
establishment of a republican form Of
government.
The governor OF Vermont wanted
heavy cannon for the Dewey salute and
has ordered them shipped from Sar
Francisco.
There is active recruiting everywhere
IN Peru and the government continues
to send troops to the interior. Bust
ness is at a standstill and mines are
shutting down.
An agent of the British government
who is in Seattle on business says tha
Kruger does not want war, but will
likely be forced to it by younger blooc
which now practically controls his cab
met.
1t is reported in Manila that Agui
naldo has ordered the rebel generals il
the province of Cavlte to close in OF
and attempt to take the town of linus
and it is added the troops are concen.
trating around the town from the lake
country.
10 combine the combination O
trusts is the object of an incorporation
the papers for which have recently
been taken out in New Jersey. The
idea is to form one gigantic centra
company, employing the entire produc
tive capacity.
An elaborate plan is on foot for ar
alliance of the Central American
states. Their fleets would combine
and work together and they would con
troll an inter-oceanic canal. 1t is the