Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-10-04
EVENTS OF THE DAY
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Germany is about to declare war OH
China.
General John NJ. Palmer, OF Illinois,
il dead.
Galveston appeals for help to rebuild
the city.
-Four persons were killed by tornado
in an Iowa town.
Epidemic Of smallpox at Nome has
been stamped out.
Won Waldersee will demand the sur.
render of leaders OF the outrages.
American troops, except a legation
guard, are ordered from China to Ma
Mia.
Senator Beveridge. OF Indiana, opened
the Republican campaign in Illinois,
with speech in Chicago.
Senator Caffery. OF Louisiana. has
officially declined the presidential NOM
ination by the National party.
At Terre IIaute. Ind. The Abbott
broke the worlds trotting record Of
2:O3A. held by Alix, making the mile
in 2:03A.
Another death from bubonic plague
was reported at Glasgow, making the
seventh since the outbreak. Only 40
persons are now under observation.
Prince Henry. of Prussia, is now
commander.in.chi OF the First Ger
man squadron, succeeding Vice. admiral
Hoffman,, who has been relieved from
the post.
The Austrian press bitterly con-
dennis the attitude of the United States
towards China, attributing to the
course Of the Washington government
1.-The arrogant defiance with which
China is treating the allies.
The Isthmian canal commission
stated that it would be able to submit
report to congress sufficiently com.
prehensive to serve as u basis for the
action of that body at the approaching
session, II it should be desirable to act.
Dispatches announce that among the
missionaries killed by Chinese in the
massacre in Yunnan province were
Bishop Fantonsalli and Father Quirine,
Of the Roman Catholic church. 1t
was said that the bishop died after the
most awful torture.
Floods have washed away several
towns in Texas.
Eight persons were killed by tor
Bryan will make determined effort
TO capture New York.
The latest list of Galveston dead
num- ers 1859 names.
The navy department is hurrying YES.
sells to the Asintic station.
The expected clash in the strike re-
gion in Pennsylvania did not occur.
Eight persons were drowned at
Brownwood, Texas, hv Il food. The
Rio Grande railway is badly crippled.
Anti.ioreign leaders ale said to have
been appointed to positions OF respon-
sibility and honor III China, in defiance
- the allies.
The Merchants Nail & Wire Works,
OF Charleston. W. Va, which have
been closed for two months. opened
again. About $50 men are affected
Anita Lutz, aged Is, shot and fatally
wounded her father, John Lutz, near
Lansing. Kansas, because her father
had sent her brother away to school.
Direct advices from Carthagena,
Colon bia. say the rebels are active in
that department. September 3 they
attacked the town. but government
troops from Colon arrived just in time
to prevent their success. The rebels.
who are under General Commando,
will join hands with the forces OF Gen.
eral Tribe. Plans are proceeding ios
another revolution for the new but ua.
recognized government.
Phil A. julien. coroner OF Silver
Bow county. Mont. and one Of the best
known OF the oldtime newspaper men
of the country, died suddenly At Butte
of heart disease. He was native OF
Washington. D. c.. and was SO years
OF age. He worked on the Washington
Republican in the early days OF that
paper, and on other papers at the CAPT.
tai. He had been on newspapers in
Montana for about 5 years.
Trouble between the union plum bers
and the Seattle plumbing companies
who do not belong to the Master Plum.
bers Association of that city. As .
result Of this trouble the union plumb.
ere have "walked out" from the shops
OF all such plumbing companies. The
walk.out Of union men in this instance
10 not owing to any difference with
their employers as regards wages or
hours OF labor. Lot wholly because OF an
agreement existing between the Master
Plum bers' Association and the union
plumber which prevents the latter
from working for any plumb bling firm
or individual not mem Der OF such a..
ISOLATION.
1t 10 reported that Chicago and Lon.
don firms will invest $50, 900. 900 in
Colorado mines.
Spirit distillers and distributors have
formed cooperative association EN-.
bracing all the distilleries in the Unit.