Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-08-24
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The Roanoke has reacne 9ea''-'
with $3.50. o00 in 2oli dust from c"Ff
Nome.
Five people were drowned - tie
capsizin2 Of the schooner oay!dg- near
Detroit. Mich.
1t il said the trust conference at Chi-
cago will 10 a representative, non'poii'
tcal gathering.
Nebraska has raised i35, 900 ior her
brave regiment and will bring them
/ home in special train.
The seat Of the Yaqni Indian war has
been removed 10 ground advantageous
TO the Indians.
Eight hundred tons Of supplies left
| Philadelphia on Transport Tor the
Porto Rico sufferers.
Seattle won fist place at the annual
meeting OF the Pacific Northwest attn
letic Association at Astoria.
The secretary Of the interior has Is
sued orders to restore TO puzzle domain
the land once reserved for the Columbia
river boat railway.
Two Indlansand one white man were
| hanged for murder at Dawson last
month. They were the FIST legal exc
cutions in that country.
General Merritt, after a talk with
President Mckinley, stated to "A CORE
spondcnt Of the press that there would
he no change in the commanders Of the
Philippines.
Two French lieutcnants were assas-
sinateJ in the SouJan, where they had
been sent to take com mand Of column
OF troops. Revenge is thought to have
prompted the act.
In head end collision between troll
ley cars near Philadelphia thirty peo-
pie wore injured. some fatally. Care
lessness OF the mOtorman is given as
the cause OF the accident.
The Twentv.sixtl reg ment at Platts-
burg. N. Y, has received orders to pre-
pare to leave for Manila within week
Like orders have been received by the
Thirtyiirst infantry at Fort Thomas.
Ky.
Prince Henry, of Prussia, who com :
mands the German squadron in the Pa
| cific. will visit San Francisco, on board
his flagship after he leaves China.
President Mckinley has extended him
an invitation to visit Washington.
Mr.. S. S. Peterson has purchased a
site at Port Angeles, WASH, and if sat-
isfactory arrangements can be made he
will put in operation a 81 ingls and
hollow.ware plant of gigantic proper
tions. which will give employment to
70 persons. The matter of granting a
franchise to Nh. Peterson was favor
ably considered by the council at it's
last meeting.
The Colorado volunteers have AZ
lived in San Francisco from Manila.
General Davis says the deaths from
the storm in Porto Rico will reach
1900.
The partner Of Alex Mcdonald. the
klondike king. denies the latter g
bankruptcy.
The meat combine has forced New
York butchers to raise the price three
cents a pound.
According to news received OF the
fleet now in Beiing sea the whaling
season was not a great success.
The California Passenger Association
has agreed on Il rate of $Y7. so to the
Missouri river for returning soldiers.
An emblem of badger four feet
long, east from Spanish cannon, will
adoln the new battleship Wisconsin.
At Carbonate, H.. striking miners
were arrested for violating the court 8
injunction against interference with
mines.
Illinois wants deep waterway to
the Gulf and river convention will
be held in Chicago in Octorber to or.
ganiZe.
The anti-expansionists talk of put.
| ting national ticket in the field
against Mckinley as continental Re.
publicans.
Eighteen thousand unstamped cigars
"SAo S"ptuIOo Nv ALI pa, liz. Inc
factory has been carrying on profit
able traffic for some time.
The automobile is to be given a test
FOR war service. An experiment will
be made in Carrying messages and mail
from Chicago to Now York.
In brush with the insurgents who
again attempted to retaks Angeles, the
Americans lost two killed and IL
wounded; the insurgents loss is esti.
mated at 200 men.
Admiral Sampson will have charge
OF the naval reception to Admiral
Dewey. The North Atlantic squadron
will probably meet the admiral DAVIS
sail from New York.
President Ratchford. OF the United
Mine Workers, hlames the state author.
tiles Tor the trouble at Wardner, Idaho.
lie says the miners organization is not
criminal nor defender of criminals