Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-10-04
LATER NEWS.


Germaus want Walder>ee to offer
reward ior the head OF Prince Tnan.
An audience OF 10000 people was
addressed by Roosevelt III Kansas City,
Mo.
Governor savers says he has re.
ceived $6,2,4,6 for aid OF Texas suffer.
ers.
To date. 1859 bodies have been Off
cially reported found at Galveston.
Texas.
The postotiice at Mesa. = miles from
Phoenix, Arizona WAS robbed OF 81, ooC
in stamps and 5000 in cash.
Thomas e.. sherman. the famous
lawyer and single.tax advocate. died al
his home in New York. aged sc.
W. Burke Cochran spoke against ex.
pansion in the Coliseum in Chicago ue.
fore an audience Of $1,000 persons.
Imperial statistics sh6w tnat 544..
2S3 children below IA years OF age are
many.
l.ieutenant.Ge nera Miles in his an.
nual report renews his recommendation
for the further use OF the automobile ID
the army.
The plant OF the illinois Steel Com.
pany at Joliet, H.. has been shut down
owing to a lack OF orders. Two thous
and men are affected
The population OF st. Joseph. Mo-,
according to the United states census.
is lO2,979, against 2.324 in 1890. AN
increase OF so, or 1851 per cent.
\ city detective OF Cleveland, Ohio,
was shot and instantly killed while
trying to put u stop to "a shooting ARRAY
between union and .nonunlon molders.
For the fiscal year ending June 30,
1900, the total number of postage
stamps OF all kinds issued in the emit.
cd States, including ordinary stamps.
postage due stamps. stamped envelopes
and postal cards reached the enormous
total of ), 1888, 900. 900, valued at sos.
600, OO0-an increase Of 400, 900, 600
stamps over the preceding year.
General Macarthur recently issued
the following general order for the bet
terlnent OF the government of the city
of Manila: Existing orders requir.
ing residents of the city of Manila to
contine themselves to their homes after
10 o'clock =. NJ. are hereby amended
to extend the hour to y. NJ, after
which hour the streets will be cleared
by the police. saloons will be closed
at 10 =. NJ, and the sale OF liquor pro.
hibited after that hour"
Hoodlums at Victor. Colo, attacked
Governor Roosevelt.
Conger will not vet begin negotia.
tions with the Chinese cor" "''ssAo"'
Outnosts south of Manila were at.
tackled Lv 400 Filipinos, who we've dis.
peIsed with loss of 80.
Buffalo, y. Y. is made the eighth
city of the United States by the new
census, having passed Cincinnati and
San Francisco.
The Falkland Fishing e. Packing
Company has been incorporated with
a capital OF 100000. Its headquarters
will be Falkland. Pierce county, Wash
a passenger train on the Fort Worth
& Rio Grande railroad ran into wash
out -uear Rock Greek, Texas. One
person was killed and eight badly in.
jured.
George F.. Drew. the first Democratic
governor OF Florida after the war, died
at his home at jacksonville, aged 10
years. Two hours before his death his
wife died from the effects OF stroke
vi apoplexy.
News has been received OF hurricane
at Oxford. Iceland. September 20. The
wind, it is said, blew loO miles an
hour. Nearly all the fishing s,nacks
were driven ashore, houses were RACED
and several persons were killed. There
was great destruction OF property.
The Republic Iron t. steel Com
pauy's works in East st. Louis, H..
known as the Tudor Iron Works, have
resumed operations alter u suspension
OF two months on account OF the fail.
ure to agree upon wage scale. An
agreement has now been reached and
signed for the ensuing year. and up:
wards OF 500 men are at work.
A Winnipeg, Manitoba. special says:
c. +. Stevens, Methodist missionary
at Oxford House, in the district OF
kowateen, in a letter dated September
10, 1900, states that during the late
winter aud early spring OF this year
between 20 and 80 Indians Of the Saul.
teau tribe, residing near Andy Lake,
died Of starvation. Rabbits and deer
have fed this people, and although they
ate even the bark of trees, they were
not able to sustain life.
A large tim ber.land deal was com.
pleted at Albany. Or, by the filing in
the Office OF the county recorder deed
from W. Fl. Stimson. Of Los Angles,
Cal, to Theodore O. Wither. OF La
Crosse. Wis, conveying about 4,500
acres Of timber land in the southern
part Of the county for the consideration
Of $40.s60. Two other deeds OF 100
acres each were filed in favor Of With.
er. the consideration being approx.
mately $40 an acre. high price for
timber land, indicating an increased