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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09
TERRIBLE TRIPLE TRAGEDY.
Boy Husband Kills His Wife, Hell
Mother and Himself.

Evansville, Ind, March "A
double murder and suicide took place
at POseyville yesterday. Mrs. Eliza
beth Kenchloe, wealthy widow. of
Posey county. lived with her sonin-
law, Steve Glover. and wife. The
kenchloe home was discovered in
flames, and neighbors in attempting an
entrance found the doors locked. When
the fire was extin.uished and the
house entered the bodies Of Mrs. Ken
chloe. Glover and his wife, were found
in room, SO badly burned as to be
almost unacceptable. Beside Glover
lay shotgun.
From all indications, Glover first
killed his wife and mother-in-law,
then set fire to the house, lay down on
the bed and shot himself just above
the heart. Glover was FL years old
and his wife II.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09

New York, March "A disptch to
the Herd from Manila sys: The form
er Spanish gunboat La Guna de Bayo
steamed up the river opposite Macati
this morning and opened fire on the
insurgents on the opposite side from
Generl Wheaton's brigade She fired
her four Calling guns, two Norden-
feldts and one one FOUNDER.
At first the insurgents replied with
rifle fire, but they could not stand he.
fore the hail from the Gatlings. The
engagement lasted three-qnarters OF an
hour, and then the insurgents scat
tered, but as soon as the gunboat with.
drew the insurgents returned and again
opened slow and annoying fire across
the river.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09

Havana, March 4.-Genera' oo'i'e@
hoo ,sked Governor General Brooke 10
reduce the army OF occupation 10 ~
600 men, retaining 10000 Cuoahs III
the service of the military government
At least, so says senior Manner dc
Cespedes, who acted as Interpreter az
Yesterdays council, adding that zen
eral B,ooke took the proposition uhoer
consideration. and promised to consult
Washington. General BROOKE h'An'e''
SAWS nothing on the question.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09
The Bluefields REVOLT.

Washington, March AIR. Clancy,
United States consular agent at Blue
fields, has notified the department OF
state that ito prevent unnecessary
bloodshed. revolutonists under Reyes
surrendered to the Nicaraguan general
ruling this afternoon, on advice OF
Captains Simmonds and Burr. The
lives of General Reyes and his followers
are guaranteed. Foreigners who par.
ticipated must leave Nicaragua. Forces
were landed by Simmonds and Burr
last night. Quiet prevails.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09
In the Senate.

1t the morning session OF the Wash.
ington senate Tuesday a cOmmunica-
tion was received from w. g. Painter.
of Walla Walla, urging the senate to
pass the bill admitting Indian war vet.
Grams 20 the Soldiers Home.
The entire afternoon was spent by
the senate in a discussion of house
bill 1854, introduced by the judiciary
committee. This bill passed the house.
February 10. by vote of So to o, and
was made special order 70, Tues.
day in the senate. The bill relates to
sales of property under execution, de.
crees and orders of sale, the cJnfrma.
ton of sheriffs' sales ar redemption
therefrom, and repeats 'he law OF 1897.
relating to the sale OF property under
execution and DEGREES. and re-enacts
the deficiency judgm int law to the ex.
tent of making tbs clause optional
with the mortgage and mortgagor in
signing the contract. The purchaser
ton, and the redemptioner, from the
time Of his redemption until another
redemption, is entitled to receive from
the tenant in possession the rents OF
the property sold. But the rents or
profits, above the expenses paid for
operating the property. shall be credit
upon the redemption money to be paid
the purchaser from the day OF sale un.
til resale or redemption, and the re-
demptioner from the day of his re.
demption until another redemption
shall be entitled to the possession Of
the property purchased or redeemed.
unless the same be in the possession of
a tenant holding under an unexpired
lease, and in such case shall be entitled
to receive from such tenant the rents
or the value of the use ar occupation
Of the property during tie period OF
redemption; provided, tDdt when A.
mortgage contains stipulation that in
case OF foreclosure the mortgagor may
remain in possession of the mortgaged
premises after sale and until the period
of redemption has expired, the court
shall make its decree to that effect and
the mortsagor have such right.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09

A letter received from Dawson re-
Gently says that the first mail that has
been received there since last fall ar
rived January 20. There were about
2 800 letters.
Funds for erecting monument to
the memory of the Oregon volunteers
are to be raised by the Woodmen OF
the World in Portland by giving a
series of patriotic benefits. These will
begin in May. Excursions will run
to the city so outsiders may attend.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09
OLYMPIA SOLONS.
Freight-Rate Bill Killed in tho Senate
House Sustains the Governors
Veto of Capitol Bill.

In the upper house OF the Washing.
ton legislature Wednesday the follow
ing bills were passed: Making provis-
ion for the incorporation Of cemetery
associations; to provide for a museum
at the state university. In this museum
all valuable historical documents will
ba stored; relating to the assessment
and collection of taxes against persons
removing from the county. This bill
is intended to prevent stockOwners
from driving herds or flocks into neigh
boring counties to escape the assess.
ment and payment of taxes; admit ing
Indian war veterans to the Soldiers
Home; relating to the maintenance Of
ferries by cities and counties; requir-
ing railroad companies to block frogs.
switches and guard rails to prevent the
feet OF employees or other persons from
being caught therein; for the prOtec-
tion of hotel and boarding-house keep
ers; making it unlawful to cut or ,e-
move wood or material from state
lands, except by contract with the state.
This bill is especially intended to pro-
tcCL eCIlOOi iahuss CHduSIHk VIC IIlHc
for holding the annual election for
road supervisors to the second Satur-
day in October. The object Of this
bill was to allow general levy to be
reported at the November session of
county commissioners; repeating the
law Of 1897 providing uniform sys-
tenn of public blanks, amended to in.
clude county assessment rolls and tax
books. This takes the printing of this
class of work out of the hands of the
state printer, and each county shall
provide its own blanks; to regulate the
avenue OF actions in justices courts;
relating to the manufacture and sale
of dairy products. By this bill. milk
offered for sale must contain at least
per cent of butter fat, or less than per
cent of milk solids. The state dairy
commissioner is to issue to cheese man.
ufacturers a uniform brand bearing the
words "Washington state full-cream
cheese" which it is a misdemeanOr to
use on "illed" or skinned cheese.
Penalties are made for the sale of milk
also compels milkmen to pay an an.
nual license of 81.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09
Governor Rogers SustaIne cd i.

In the Thursday session OF the house
the following bills were passed: Re.
lating to natural oyster beds relating
to compulsory school attendance in
cities OF more than 10, 900 inhabitants;
relating to deep.sea oyster beds; relat-
ing to game animals and birds and Gre
ating the Office of state game warden
for the measurement and proper seal.
ing of milk cans used for shipping
milk.
The senate bill. appropriating $lO,.
600 for legislative expenses was intro
duced out of order and passed without
debate.
Consideration of the governors veto
of the capitol bill came up. and after a
long debate the veto was sustained by
vote of 38 to 81.
Pratt asked two.thirds vote Of tho
house to permit Rim to introduce IL
bill. providing for the erection OF a
$500 capitol building. The house
refused to grant such permission by a
vote of "a to 2S.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09

Santiago de Cuba. March 4.-Aiter
long delay. the former Spanish cruiser
Reina Mercedes, which was sunk IN
the channel of Santiago harbor during
the bonn bardment by Admiral Samp.
sons feet on June 6. has been raised
ard pumped out. the government tugs
assisting the wrecking company. She
was brought up to the city TINS aiter'
NOON.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09
Coined at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, March 4.-Durlng the
month of February there were coined
at the United States mint in this city
500. 100 double eagles. Silver coined
consisted of 5000 dollars and $4,000
half dollars. There were 446, 600
5.cent pieces and 1851, 900 pennies
coined. The total number OF pieces
coined was 2,29l, 100, and their total
value $40. l69,610
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09
IA TOILETTE BILL KILLED.

Received Thirty.Five Votes In the
Washington House.
In the Washington Legislature Tues
day the house took up, as special or
der, the La Toilette railway maximum
rate bill, and the rules as to the limi-
tation of time for speeches was sus-
pended. La Toilette took the floor
and called attention to the inaccura-
cies Of statements the railroads had
circulated among the members.
There was long discussion of the
bill INDUCED in by many of the mem.
bers. The bill was then put upon it's
passage, and was defeated by vote Of
30 ayes to AZ noes.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09
|0DES ON AMERICA
hicts a Great Future for
the United States.
b BEGINNING HAS BEEN MADE
the Natural Policy Of the
Republic-Logical Direction of
Expansion Is South ward.

hxandria, Egypt, March 4.-Cecii
es. who in the eyes of most Eng.
an is the in carnation Of the i'm.
ist policy, holds views concern.
he future of the United States even
far reaching than most American
rialists have broached.
Rhodes. in conversation with a
tentative of the press on board
eamer Hapsburg. on the mediter.
n. by which he came to Egypt in
Interest of the Cape to Cairo rail-
md telegraph, predicted most con.
Nv that within a century the
4 States would have advanced the
begun in the evacuation of Cuba
il controlled all of the Ameri-
kmisphere. except Canada. The
Ance Of the conversation is repro
with absolute verbal accuracy.
Rhodes expressed admiration Of
FORK already done in Cuba, and
bted that it would be carried on
Philippines. The United States
nsidered one of the nations best
ned for colonization, and re-.
bly, exclaimed:
on are taking to it like mothers
apparently with the greatest
it,"
inquired with great interest what
the arguments of the opponents of
ialism in the United States, and
ented that they seemed to be ami
by seltishness.
is the duty of civilized nations
ke charge Of the bar barians and
Them white mans government, "
ID. "The United States is one Of
Ireat powers, and cannot escape
MY"
did not believe that the United
would ever withdraw its author.
bm Cuba, and thought the manner
ich Spain had been evicted from
Monies and the United States had
possession was most business
srica's action in cOmpensatinR
for the Philippines surprised
II would have bundled the
|rds out and made them pay a
emnity," was his comment.
declared that the United States
never Withdraw from the Phil
.. because it was its duty to give
people strong and good govern
nor did he believe that when
had begun to realize the results
Dir work there, the Americans
desire to abandon the policy.
might grumble for time over
kpenee. but that would be a
flea bite" to a nation SO rich.
not abandon some OF the ex-
Of the pension list, which seems
easonably large. if economy was
N.Y." he asked. Even if a large
aust be built, the United States
NJ afford one. So far as the fear
J cscting foreign entanglements
invent, while England and the
|: States stand together and main
|. 'elr present understanding, which
4 tically an alliance, no combina-
powers dare menace them. To
colonies, the United States must
!. % q staff OF colonial officials,
can do that as easily as it can
70 a new navy.
Pu people OF the United States
always remain within ourselves.
-. cannot always go on making
Ia You must get out into the
and take up your share OF the
: burdens. Already your are
.s,e wing your own country. and will
~" other countries, and you will
mem good government. Why
nj you not? You have it in your
!. q The Philippines will furnish
teers for your young men. The
,;'s; work will strengthen you and
. 4 your national character. Yes,
=. YOU are taking to it like moth.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09

In the house Wednesday the first bill
the parolling OF convicts. After con.
siderable discussion the bill was passed
by vote OF SO to Is.
Other bills passed are as follows:
Relating to the competency of Jurors;
relating to sidewalks in cities of GER
tain classes; relating to state. school
and other lands; for the destruction OF
Russian and Canadian thistles; relat.
ing to appeals to the supreme court.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09

Cleveland, o., March IA special
from Sandusky to the Plaindeale' says
gigantic coffin trust is IN process o.
formation there Prices Will be ralseu.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09

The following bills were passed in
the senate Friday: Regulating fishing
for sturgeon in the Columbia river,
and prohibiting the use of Chinese
hooks; appropriating $50, 600 for state
road known as the Buckley road; estab-
fishing a state road from Wilbur to
Republic. and appropriating $4,000;
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09

In the Senate.
The Washington senate Monday
passed a bill to empower the state
board of land commissioners to reln-
quish to the United States selected
laOds to which the title of the state
has failed or may fai, in the future.
The bill to provide penalty for failure
by foreign corporations to file articles
of incorporation with the state secrs.
tary, was passed.
A bill providing for the submission
Of constitutional amendment to en-
power the Legislature to exempt $500
in personal property from taxation,
was substituted ior the like senate bill.
Senate bills introduced were:
In relation to superior court
judges, reducing the present number to
Is; authorizing county commissioners
TO build bridges across navigable
streams; defining official newspapers;
relating to the law of libel and provid.
ing for opportunity for the retraction
Of libels; making it unlawful for min
ors under the age of 16 years to have
in their possession, carry or hunt with
glasses and spectatcles; amending acts
in relation to approprlating money for
the purpose Of materials at the peni~
Tertiary, and regulating the sale and
manufacture of jute and brick; appro-
priating $40, 900 for the legislatures
expenses.
The senate went into committee OF
the whole, with High in the chair, to
consider this bill in connection with
senate bill III, appropriatng $4,000
for the eradication of the Canadian
and Russian thistle.
These bills we're reported favorabIy
and passed: Relating to marks and
brands; fixing the salary of the warden
Of the penitentiary at 81, 500 annually;
to prohibit the bringing OF pauper
children into the state.
In the House.
The house Monday passed the fol-
lowing bills: To prohibit state and
county officers from accepting railroad
passes; relating to the classification Of
counties and fixing salaries in counties
of the second class; relating to the
uualluCatIOH anu COlupeNSdtlOH VI
county officers; fixing the majority Of
males and females at 81 years. for the
validity Of leasing streets on the water
front Of cities and towns; to prohibit
the use of slot machines; relating to
fees OF witnesses; to regulate the prac-
tice in civil actions; providing for
change Of venue in counties having
more than one superior judge; appro-
piiating 80, 49l. 10 to pay delinquent
interest to the current school fund due
from the state university; also to pay
81 ,6S9.S2 annually hereafter; relating
to fish in stocked lakes; amending an
act relating to trial juries; amending
an act relating to public lands; amend
ing an act relating to irrigation
bitches; relating to injuries or the de-
struction Of property and records upon
public lands; compelling railroads to
fence their rights OF way land declaring
an emergency.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09
General Election Law Amended.

At Fridays session Of the house the
senate resolution passed Thursday. di.
recting the disposal OF certain old desks
brought to Washington territory by
Governor Stevens, reached the house,
Falknor said it was understood that
Governor Stevens desk belonged to pri.
waite parties, and on his motion the
resolution was laid over until Monday
for investigation.
A bill amending the general election
law was passed and several bills in.
definitely postponed. The balance of
the day was spent in discussing various
measures.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09
CURE FOR PNEUMONIA
Ut "asserman, y Pupil Of Koch 4.
Discovered 1t.

ut "asserman, y Pupil Of Koch.
Discovered 1t.
York. March A dispatch to
'lh from Berlin says: Profess
serman, one of Professor kOch's
pupils, ia believed to have dis
new serum for the cure OF
una He inoculated rabbits
~ pnenmoccns bacillus, which
sslly believed to cause pneu-
AMI with the serum thus gained
'u'a'ed mice suffering from pneu-
a subsequent series Of expert
'"owed that it was in the red
M the bones that the anti.tox.
.wuced, and that red marrow
y" human corpse after death
sumonla and used AS "A serum
V nice infected with the dis.
a,,,agly, it is hoped that this
~ nave the same satisfactory
" human beings.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09
VETOED THE BILL.
Governor Rogers Not Favorable to =
New CapitOl.

Governor Rogers Monday vetoed the
capitol building bill, and on motion Of
Falknor the house made the reconsid-
GRAFTON of the bill special order for
Thursday at IL o'clock.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09

A writ of habeas corpus has been ap-
piled for in the case of four Indians UNI
der sentence of death for murder.
The Japanese cruiser Chitose will be
placed in drydock at San Francisco,
so that the naval constructor of the
Japanese navy may inspect her plates
below the water line and her propellors
before finally accepting the vessel from
her builders. When she comes off the
dock she will fly the Japanese flag and
will become the crack ship of the mi.
kado's navy.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09
0anteen Disposed of.

I,."h, March I. The amend
S' senator Hansbmousil offer
smy reorganization bill, and
H. 'e a part of that measure,
;.s omcers or soldiers from
Ehss~''catlng drinks in any post
|h,..se' was more iar.reaching
Smh;le.p appeared. 1t goes further
NM. ' any other person from
y@ AZ. liquors in any encamp.
y, y! place used 10, military
Al n;,; ms will exclude liquors
@''sary RESERVATIONS.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09
!, A'pling Improving.

.otk' March 3.-The condition
~. hlpling is very much m.
!, wight. The crisis in the dis.
passed this moruin,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09

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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-23
LOOKS LIKE BUSINESS.
Fitzsimmons and His Company Cancels
All His Engagements.

Detroit, Jam %. = Bob Fitzsimmons is
evidently about to forsake the stage and
return to the prize ring. His company
was booked in this city for the coming
week. but the dates have been cancelled.
A telegram was received from Martin
Julian last night by the advance agent
of the show, ordering him to wind up all
business and cancel all dates, as Satur-
day would see the company's last per-
Torrance. The advance agent declared
today that he takes this order to mean
that Fitzsimmons is about to defend the
laurels he won at Carson
f1tZSimmonS action in closing his show
proves his good faith and the Fitzsim-
mons-Sharkey battle should not be long
deferred. Unless some hitch occurs a
few months will find this pair of hard-hit-
ting heaVyweights pummeling away at
each other for the worlds championship.
The hitch If there is one, will be over
the battle-ground. Sharkey and O'Rourke
A. c. Fitzsimmons declares O'Rourke's
club Swindling emporium, a den of
thieves and all other pet names in the
somewhat limited vocabulary of a pugil-
list.
Corbett and Jeffries will be frozen out,
of course. If FitZ and the sailor get to-
gether. The general opinion among sport
ing folks is that the pair could not better
employ their time than by arranging a
bout between themselves The winner of
the Corbett-Jeffries go" could then chal-
mons affair, and the ultimate conuueror
would be the real worlds champion. with
not the shadow of a doubt to mar his
title