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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09
durability is
ktter Than Shoqv. "

YkGI tSC&SS OSSOot
be sveaEh of the n,ulti-
|onaires IS not equal to
health. Riches zvithout
k are a curse, and yet the
| the middle classes and
)oor alike haze, in Hood S
kparilla. a valuable as
It in getting and main
,g perfect health. It
J Gsappofnts.
fula-"Three years ago our son,
ven. had a serious case of scrofula
rsipelas with dreadful sores. dis
and itching constantly. He coult
(. Several physicians did not help
zen months. Three months treat
Eth Hoods Sarsaparilla made HIM
we'll. We are glad to tell Others
MRs. DAVID LAIRD. Ottawa, kas.
kea-"Vomiting spells. dizziness
Fostration troubled me for wears.
puralgia, grew weak and could not
Nv age was against me, but Hood s
krila cured me thoroughly. My
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09

Horses in the Philippines are curl
osity. The few that are raised in the
islands ale too small to brand.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09

Four-ifths Of the ships in the world
are built in the British isles.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09
TRY ALIENS FOOT EASE,

In the Philippines they have butter
flies as large as bats.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
THIS DIVER Is
NOT AFRAID
Tom Clark viii Make the Oes.
cent to tho andelsns

II che PafInc WfsekHs company
having ~ hand the raising af tho
eanksn British chip Andslsna r. ln
earnest whish ndHubfrdif Is e.
case, judging frum the expenditure
already gone inta Superintendent
Walters need NJ longer asrk e deep
sea diver - take TIE place - weak
kue~1 Dirk Nicer Tom CLARK -
Tacoma. a sailor. foreman ntrsrdars
AMI submarine div,r. has fvtuEl s
from Honolulu who're d has been 80
EaErt ln boHHInF ihf .anRab1rv work
81 Mct'ahe. Hamilton HsHnY
CLARK 81 anxious e. be- given the
Job which ended the lie - Diver
BALDWIN lie f. seeking Capt Wal
it-a. ~ the - rec kiuE company. Nith
a yieN g. entering into contract To
faiae the AndrIanaz clark asks 10
Bonus. ma money paid in advance.
nor "a 81 COO ilfe Insurance policy -
be delivered his attorneys prior 10
making q descent All he requests
Il that b. be furnished the nccesaary
gear aud + be aaAa tte AadriarA
hull Ia such position IS T. give him
eaHnd~nev that ihs ship MAJ b.
raired AZ an expenditure leaving a
profit Co the company then clark de
siffs that he b. given "a certain block
- shares Ia the Pacific NfrekluE
COMPANY atHrk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
| IMPROVE MENIS
IN PROGRESS
Work on State Buildings Is
Being Pushed.

Good prosresa Is reported on the
improvements under Way on the
state hospital for the INSANE az sivii-
accom-. All the roofs are en-. tfe
piastcrins on TIE toe floor II the u.W
wins wlll Dc finished today
state Commissioner Lister alao re-
ports the roof n completed on the
nes dining hsli and kitchen at the
penitenttary and the painting Of the
roof was t. bsEtn today II IL 81
peejsi this building viii l.c rsaay for
occupancy about December Il.
Ar Lister goes . Olympia toner
ruN on offieiai business. ana on Mon.
day VIII attend a meeting - the II &.
eeutIvo committee % the trustees for
tho school Tor defective youth az
Vancouver
Ia addition TO the ciothins beins
made b. tie boys Al the REFORM
school Tor the insane pntlsngs at
stsgiacaom. they are also engaged n
making hundred pairs Of H4pprfs
Ter the patients
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
FATAL BATTLE
AT A Mine
Union and Non-Union Labor
Clash in Illinois.

DECATUR III. Nov. Two
union miners we're shot and a num.
Der 81 bruises and slight neah
wounds were Inflicted today In the
arzt clash between the strikers AMI
the non-uuion men imported here
to SO into the mines
Fred uonEoNshi. striker. - "a 3.
tally Injured lie vas aho; in the
breast Charles Nauriis. anoih r
striker. NaH wounded in the right
arm.
one arrest has been made Marion
Mays. non union man. j. said TO
have fired the shots
The battle occurred at starting
time At Tire mines this morning. AMI
under the eyes 81 a strong polio
guard. Since the advent Of Import
ID labor the strangers have been IN
der the care % special police They
we're marched TO their work and to
their homes again protected by the
Wine hsstera % the Law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
About Hat Strings.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

whether the crown ~ her dlroe-
tufls rakra eKaREeraiedty forward -
not whether the Nhoi, hat tsrlf iH
composed ~ velvet that lh ~ ia"
commonplace weave. OF that variety
known az antique. are almost uuim-
pnrtbui details 10 the woman who
has Htaked all her claims 10 beauty
on fer strings.
The dlfectoric that Is a force 10
millinery realms always has strings
but as you hold dear Your hopes ~
looking your best ina your new win
ter hat don't invest ia ribbon
strings
Nothing f. more difiicult 10 dispose
bveomingit than broad. double faced
f8fin Hcaffa. no matter n thf satin
iu the richest and agftest sou can
ma The requisite rrert indeed tho
eniy effect. Is 20 he had hy tEr Use 81
the gffuau 90 liberty crepe OF mol
ines net. or. If sou can AFFORD "a good
delicate klnt lace srarfs
when fanh.ouably Disposed the hat
strings are Invariably dAuoi and
one is hat yard shorter than The
aiher that ~. 81 course. the left
hand string
When a difeeiofic ~ pinned Ia rs
place IL suft chiffon right han +
streamer n cast across the buht lu
a Loop 60 the left shoulder there u
meets IL mate and thes faaten a.
thr shoulder of the gown with an or
namrntai bfoach fram this tuint
they Hoa Iawn 10 the waist line aud
faHtea aEain. while their ends df.ft
IN uneven lengths. one ia Tbs knees.
the other nearly 10 the feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
NEGRO REIGN
OF TERROR
Tortures inflicted Upon Them
by White Persons

KOsCTusKo. Miss Nov Law
lessne~a reigns supreme in feakc
county. the scene 81 the murder u
the Gamble family. consisting u I'VE
persons. for which Joe I.eo-e. color
Ell. vas burned at IT, stake last
week Ever since the horrible AFFAIR
citizens u the neiEhhor-hood have
been endeavofing to secure evidence
against f>efiorets accomplices. as he
admitted. when he saw death star.
ing him In the face. that there were
others implicated.
Several negroes have been whipped
and one tortured BY frehrandH in an
endeavor - extOrt a confession Fail
Ing 70 gain the desired Information
BY these methods. q was agreed to
place the matter IN the hands o.
committee Of twelve prominent citi-
Gems for investigation. This com
mittee was TOO slow to suit some Of
the lawless people. and they have 80
tablished a reign Of terror IN the
ueiRhborhood among the negroes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
UNCLE SANS FORTS
In FOREIGN PLACES
He Is Prospecting From Hongkong to
Hawaii and the Coral Islands.

wAsiuNGroN y G. Nov 1T Is claimed IN naval circles
that while little being said ia SUBJECT II IL the intention
Of the government 10 hud al eav naval station capable -
accommodates dock
De constructed
the docking facilities
chine
VII be laid before session and APP
preparation department
out Ito fun plans In tfila direction
II probable called
fortified habot The Hawaiian Of hay
81 aud az the Hawaiian Islands onrr TO best location ni ia
fiNurs selection
be converted into strongly fortified naval station
tn" outlining % definite csah
fishing
United
states
this hitherto
the ISLAND and these feW FFuhcahty tie sub
icet u believed
tor close Observance
time An onerr connected with ne department who has
hlef
that the government has object IN Ter9ns to all questions
concerning island 4
available
CHIC cable
officials
lions uuaerrlpetB
u -four cable that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
STEPHENS
WORK FINISHED
The Transport Is Now Ready
to Receive Her Cargo.

The Port stephens. the Unlled
stats transport. bar been cawpirf-
Il by Moran lIrus. two days ahsHi
- time. Norh Was finished last
night and shs f. now at Arlington
dock
The vessel has thfre triple cxpau-
sion engines. tBu horse power She :
flttei with tso dtatllerHs one for I've
stock and one Tor the mrn. The va
ter for the stock after being distilled
from the ocean. - stored In "A great
tank Ia fhs hold. where 4 b. cooled
and then pumped into TIE distribute
ms tank. on the upper deck, where
II j. drawn for US In the same
connection are pipes convey InE water
10 all partn - the ship. in case =
Ere and for cleaning the ship The
officers and crew number b men.
The principal part - the load u
the steamer vii be 60 mules. Thess
are e. be housed or stabbed. on the
main deck. the ia een-deek and IN
40 and hatchwayn Of aii-up
deck
Noe ana : matches ar to De- used
for cargo and for tie baggage and
ambulance wagons There are houses
erected On the bridge deck fer . gal
ley. wher. the cooking IL - b. done
for the men who accompany the live
stock for the teamstera hunks. and
for tn quarters u the officials la
charge - the live stock and men.
The stalls FOR the mules are two
feet siN inches by slx feet SIX inches.
There are box STABLES into whieh tie
muIea are To- nae backed. With their
heads extending into the alley. run
uluE between each two lines - stalls
- asre the mules are fei and water
81 Bach stall has movable box or
mauger. fitted 10 grooves in the end
- the stalls. for use al feeding tim.
Zach stall also has 5leats at the sides
aud IL fitted With straps and chains.
which form sig for each mule. va.
e. which ne Is lifted % reht his feet
and to ease him from the rolling u
the ship and IN which sliugs or ham
mocks the mules som learn 10 rest
their legs and To sleep With ease.
Mir Muir. who has seen animals
shipped in various countries 81 the
world. declares that TIE best aud
most completely arranged vessel for
this purpose he has ever seen is the
Port stephens, The transport Nill
now jrocced to Tacoma To take on
fodder for the animals. and then re-
turn to Seattle for the mules AMI
ether cargo. u Is expected that tho
trip will occupy about IS days. in
Guiding a stop FOR a few days az
Kobe, Japan. to rest the animals on
shore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
TRICKS IN
ALL TRADES
The Recent excitementin the
Mining Exchange.

The recent quarrel between the
mining brokers and the manAEeane
OF the Seattle Stock exchange fas
brought to light conditions which
must have had a great deal % 10
with the present depression in min
Ing stocks. The washed sales that
were made during the summer on
certain exchanges which are FORUM
ately dsfunct. were soon exposed.
Wren the Seattle stock exchange
was established. the bad results II
other exchanges mlrrcprese ntAiiuns
were - manifest that the nsW lnstt-
tuition considered IL policy 10 aim
higher
II did 30. and has maintained Is
policy In spite % coercion. Any sale
made on the board has 20 BE- clear
ed. but Of course this does not pre-
vent the se.ler returning the money
later on to the purchaser There h.
Of course. a small commission that
goes to the exchange. but TIE sale is
quoted IN the papers. and IL used 10
exact an eNorbitant price from per-
sons not properly posted
For instance a stock may have a
market value % s0c u IL sold on
fake AZ 75c. AMI this price Is pub
Iished as its value. Using this as
bait. the broker goes 70 soue per
sons. has "A friend who il ptnrheA
for money" who Is willing to sacri-
fee at Soc. He advises him 60 buy
the stock. ard. % course. the result
OF the representation mAnifolis
the percentage paid the exchange.
a q -
which the most conscientious ex-
change cannot outwit. Even under
the rules Of the exchange, man who
has cornersd a stock. and iH not fear
fui Of Il being offered. can BID more
than double It's market value. thus
creating a false valuation By whieI
ne pSonts later On in the manor
cited above
The trouble between President Cor
corau and the brokers' arose In this
way When se had the stock to
offer. he attempted 20 hold the stocks
at their proper value ny fruHtrat-
ing the crooked eudeavorH 81 MEM
beers 81 the exchange. ne soon gained
their animoslty and an unsurcess-
fui attempt was made TO Dust him.
The latest attempt % the brokers
was 70 form n combine to hold up
prices on the exchange. and sell at
what they pleased In their Offices.
in this way they hoped 10 blind the
newspapers on the true conditions 81
the market. and thus make them uu-
whiting tools In def-hudlnR the pub
tic. Mr Corcoran thought the pa
pera would ultimately drop to the
scheme. and expose not only that bat
other questionable methods now en-
ployed. This proved another bone Of
contention.
The brokers appear daily and sol
EMMY 20 through the f1rmality II
holding an open market, though the
whole proceeding II a sham. designed
10 Withstand public comment The
mining exchanges 81 this city have
been unable 10 prove Legitimate
right to exist It r. therefore 10 he
inferred that this is merely a novel
method ~ advertising. ana should
not be considered as anything else.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
WRECK OF A
FAST FREIGHT

Ell PASO. Tex. Nov 3.-The Cali
fOrnia fast freight. drawn by two
monster engines. while running at
the rate Of about Is miles an hour.
was dltched about three miles this
side of Langley late last night Both
engines jumped the track and thir-
teen cars followed, being piled In n
mass 81 wrecked timber and iron
work. The engineers and firemen
Jumped for their lives. but did not caz
cape without serious injury. Engln-
esr Hattaire was seriously hurt. and
both nremeu were badly bruised.
Three tramps who were stealing a
ride IN one Of the box cars were in
stantly killed Wrceking crews left
here today for the scene Of the acct
dent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
Household Hints.

The dining room should be In per
feet order before breakfast ia served.
The plates should BE- properly heat
81 and placed before the carver
\ meal should never be announced
until everything IL In readiness
Coffee should d. served very hot
with hot mix
Tho glasses should be carefully
cleaned with clear. cold water.
The butter should De kept in the
Refrigerator until the last minute IN
summer but kept where IL VIII be
soft enough to spread easily in win
ter
The table should always b. - kept
as O. be ready for guest with but
moments notice.
\ cotton flannel silence cloth
not only makes the table cloth look
Infinitely Landowner. but prcsery 90
the Vanished surface from stains
Of hot dishes.
\ polished table. n used. must be
sputless. II H. therefore not desirable
FOR everyday use, as there ls too
much work involved in keeping It In
order
4 sufficient number Of knives.
forks and spoons should Ice kept on
the table go than nothing need be
called for after the family Ia seated.
Keep some noral attraction ever
ready for the dining table.
.-H-
Suit has been brought To- make q
Cinnamon employed by the Puget
Sound Packing company al Fairhav-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
"
Personal Points. ..

TIE Rev. u. Waylaud Hoyt. Of
Philadelphia has been called To- the
paHforute II the First baptist church
Of Cambridge. Mass.
The American board II foreign
missions took a new departure in the
election u samuel ~ Capen. Iay-
man INSTEAD OF a clergyman as its
president to succeed Rev. Dr Lam
son
Dr Joseph Parker returned to his
London city Temple pulpit week
earlier than expected. but crowd
was there to meet him. hllink every
bit 81 availanae space.
The rev u Henry : sumsou. Of
Manhattan Congregational church.
New York at a gathering ~ church
men. raised n missionary collection
II $4,000 In te minutes
Tho. grave 81 President Tyler. in
Hollywood cemetery, Richmond. Va,
which has been unmarked for 81
years. il to have an appropriate
monument. the gift Of the cemetery
officials.
Henry Rourassn, n member 81 TIE
Canadian parliament from La Belle
Quebec. has resigned his seat he
cause he disapproves Of the action
OF the government In sending "A regi.
ment to the TranHyaai
After being graduated from the
Baptist seminary. Robert Green. pu,
gillst. viii return to Boston 10 bc or.
dalnod as a minister. He has al.
ready been licensed 10 preach by ths
Calvary baptist church Of boston.
Queen Victoria has forwarded 4
silver loving cup 10 Mr. James Shaw
on his retirement from the position
he has held for 32 years Of superin.
/ trndent " the northern division "a
/ the London and Northwestern rail
Wny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
ADJUSTMENTS

The Shaw company pfefenfrt @.tp
Van wlnkts- last nighL aal eur
prisea The publlr Like many atrcr
parts whlrh received thor bees frn
itf.an years aEu. the rharae -H =
up has been much abused The
i1nE suffering public has ytWned
tnd adKeftst al fuatiuces. tis5ru.ee
To- some wouidbg jefferson ~ De
staggered about the stage and aJei
the hnus. With FutiTral pru,amfg IN
teplctiug. his conception u a drunk.
IN uutr hmau while the lead nE
lady. al Gretchen. made TIL air
bldeauH With her Htrldent voice 1ul
fhr thwacklnEa ~ her 6roomatiak
Such vas not the case last Night
sam T shaw never saw Joe IrTer.
snu Its had g. study the part out
or himself Yet his rendition 81
Hip followed closely the lines iTaWn
by TIE famous master IN the nrHt
act. where he finally refuses - decd
his property. and In tho awakening
scene in the Catskills in the fourth.
ho showed an excellent conception OF
the role
~ US tAfNA " - WI Aa hHHNN lHa'.NNa'
" Shaw seems to b. one - those
few women who can take the part
~ a shrew and not overdp u Her
work in the second act. WHERE
Gretchen drives Rip out into the
storm. was far above the mediocre
or the other members ~ the cast.
~ " Gilbert as Derrick. Dan
Dougherty a. Cookies. and Jennie
keiton as Mceuie. we're wei roceiv-
ed.
Jack o. Diamonds" viii be the at
traction tonight and tomorrow night.
and nip viii be repeated a. the mat
lnee tomorrow.
Full returns from the Jerries-
sharkey fight will be read from the
stage tonight.
Hotel Topsy Turvy" appears to-
night at the Seattle theater for but
a single performance This has the
reputation Of being one Of the best
farce comedies on the road. and the
sale Of seats indicates that standing
room viii be at premium The
company comprises about 80 people.
and at their head is Eddie Foy and
Josie DE witt.
The olympic theater met with
quite a loss By Arcneldo Hprainlng
his hand 50 badly he viii be unable
70 continue during tts week Joe
Hayden. composer 81 "Thereh he "a
Hot Time In the Old Town Tonight. "
and Qucenlc Hctherton viii appear
in his place.
In old Kentucky" tho genial
southern comedy which has grown
In popularity for the past seven
years. win be the bin At the Seattle
thcater tomorrow and SUNDAY
nights. II still has the celebrated
"Picknnniny' band. and still draws
the same crowded houses
on Monday Jules Grau's famous
comic opera singers VIII open for n
weeks engagement at the Seattle
theater The attraction this year u
stronger one than ever before.
The program for tho week II. Mon
day and Tuesday. Wang WedncR-
day matinee and night. "Mikndo"
Thursday night and Saturday mat
inec Paul Jones' Friday Two
VnEabonds" Saturday. "Gondoliers' .
Sunday. "Olivctte."
Manager Howe viii play this
strong company at popular prices.
and It should certainly draw good
houses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
The Dynamite Exploded

SuEUtSTpW$. PA NHv slr
hundred pounds ~ dynamite. left ny
Wafkmea at Hsekef.r furnace dump.
az thIa place sent pG with bans
last might. shaking up the wupl-
nrgEhhnrhepd and breaking ss#rs
window tn The house % " " potts
near b. How the stun vaa nr.I Ia
a mYrtsry The pptta D. use presents
cd "a wFef ksa appearance on the a.tc
~ The nanlnalan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
BAY
RICH IN COLD

]. 6 Dc Oranges. Of isos Angeles.
row al the Northern. l. just from
Go'ofnin bay Mr. grauEes spent
the summer In company with several
prom nrut mining men In the Golof-
min lay region. aud reports that the
Eiloraio district % the GpiafnIu hay
country has furnished over 10000
worth of dust. as the output - the
past srasonz c. u Lane. Of san
Francisco has leased ana pureha
81 large number 81 claims on
ophIf creek where h. intends 10 "a
pend tioa oap next year In machinery
and mining enterprises
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
A New Firm.

on Saturday. ut COZ First avenue.
in the Pioneer block. "A new business
firm VIII make its bow to Seattle
The firm of Goldberg Bros unc)
viii Introduce themselves and ask
for a share Of patronage from the
Seattle public
They VIII open tte finest appoint
ed cigar store on the Pacific coast.
The entire furnishings and fixtures
we're all made in this city.
They viii carry the nnest line %
imported Havana. Key West and
domestic cigars. also pipes, tobaceoa
and smokers artlcler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
Guard ng Against Disease

CHICAGO. Nov. 3-ro prevent the
spread OF Infectious diseases among
children. the school blard has dscid-
ei 20 appoint - medical Inspectors.
The inspectors viii examine pupils
who have beer absent from school
fo1r or more DAYS. TIE plau vii be
tried Tor two months as an expert.
nent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
Cannot Stop sneexinR.

stIAMOKtS. pa New a-in Try
Ink 10 lft to great weight while
handling beef today. John $. Hriei
of this piara strained himself Sc
yereiy. which had the strange effect
81 throwing him into a violent nt 81
aneeEinK
lie Mas carried O. his home AMI
given medical attention. but be con-
tinueH to suerzs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
SCHLEY WANTS
MORE SHIPS

WASHINGTON. p. G, Nov. a.
Rear Admiral Schley has requested
the navy department To assign five
more war vessels 10 the South At
lantic squadron, which he viii com
mand His squadron now consists Of
the Chicago, the Montgomery and
the Wilmington Admiral Schlcy Is
credited with the belief that Il viii
be necessary for the United states
10 send a strong fleet tn South Afrl-
can waters during the war. 1t IL
hardly likely that his request for
more ships viii be granted. as the
ships are not available.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-03
M'IaIvRE ON TRIAL.

J u Mcintyre ls having hts prcz
Hmiuary hearing today al Water
willie on th# charge ~ arson lie ~
accused - beinK Instruments Ia
causing IRE Shleh destroyed g
pumping station at stratfori. Wash.