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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-27

matter of the lunacy Of Lavina De-
witt. Court fixed Monday, Oct
ober I, at 2 p. m., before Associate
Judge 7. u. Kurtz for time of hear
ing, jury to be taken from regular
panel.
Jury Called and sworn.
Victor Stackewicz sworn as in
terpreter.
Commonwealth VS.. Michael Kulie
and John Hardman. Assault and
battery, with intent, etc. A true
bill. Defendants entered a plea OF
not guilty. Almost the entire fore
noon was consumed in hearing this
case. A number of witnesses were
called and as they were nearly all
foreigners the services of the interp-
reter were necessary. Counsel for
the defense made an able plea to
the Jury as did also the District At
torney who finished at 1915. The
charge of the Court to the jury be-
gan at the opening Of the afternoon
session.
The following bills were present
ed by the Grand Jury:
Commonwealth VS.. Peter Daven.
Assault and battery. Not a true
bill.
Commonwealth VS.. Clyde We'll
liver and Max Rosenthal. Charge
crulety to animals, etc. A true bill
Court sentenced prosecutor Peter
Valsheffski to pay costs of prosecu-
ton, give bail to the Sheriff for
payment of same within ten days,
and stand committed until sentence
of court be complied with.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-27
SALES.

SATURDAY, SEPT. 20, 1900, -
Mrs. Levi Kinley will offer at pub
lie sale, at her residence, in Espy,
lot of personal property, consist
ing of beds and bedding, copper
kettle, churn, cider barrels, etc.
Sale to commence at I O'Clock pm.
MONDAY, OCT. IS, 1900. VIM.
Chrisman and Lloyd Zaner, exec
utors of the estate of John Zaner,
deceased, will sell, at public sale,
valuable real estate, consisting of
I78 acres of land and two sets of
farm buildings, on the premises, in
Fishingcreek township. Sale to
commence at 10 O'Clock a. m.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-27
Up-To-D Date Music.
A War Ballad, Which Everybody will Want
offered Free.

A piece of music that is certain to
call up recollections in every heart,
and is equally certain to become one
of the most popular ballads of the
day, will be given free with every
copy of the Great "Philadelphia Sun
day Press" of September 80 (next
Sunday. The composition is entitled
'sJust a Lock of Hair for Mother" 1t
is war song full of tenderness. The
words are by Andrew B. Sterling and
the music by Max Dreifuss. The
music store price is 40 cents. If you
want this composition free you had
better order next Sundays "Press"
early.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-27
The Busy Garment Dept.

There is a reason for it. Yes,
several reasons. First, we've
the most convenient Cloak De-
partment in this section; sec
ond, you can absolutely depend
upon Our garments being right
in style, fit, finish and WORTH
ness of material; the prices are
SO very moderate that they ap-
peal to your sense of economy.
Ladies Fall Jackets, 1896;
Ladies Suits, $7.o5; Children's
Jackets, 75c. to 1915, Walking
Skirts, $3.50; Wrappers, csc.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-27
Fall Silk Waists.

Even more than usual car.
has been exercised in bring;n',
our line of Silk Waists 3
Bloomsbury. These were oo "
lected long ago in order to have
them properly made and finished
and you will find them the niCl I
est looking waists ever shown
IN our town, and the quality Of
silk used is 4 good wearing
strong silk. 81
Black and colors, in a varict,
OF patterns and styles, $50; to
So.os. "
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-27
Annual Reunion Of j. O. V. Association.

The Fifth Annual Reunion of the
Columbia County Veteran Associa-
tion at Benton on Saturday, Septem-
Der aoth, will be the largest meeting
yet held. The citizens of Benton are
making preparations to give all who
attend grand time. On account OF
the large number going, the dusty
roads, and low rates, Ent Post No.
$50, G. A. R., will be conveyed to
that up creek town in the cars instead
of hacks, as had been partly arranged.
They will leave on the regular SAT
a. m. B. & S. train. Fare for round
trip, 60 cents. Quite number from
Berwick, Catawissa and other places
are going. A special invitation is ex-
tended to all friends of Ent Post,
whether soldiers or not, to accompany
them. A special meeting will be held
at the hall on Wednesday evening to
perfect arrangements.
COMMITTEE.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-27
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ESTATE OF HESTER A, MOORE, LATE OF GpEpv
WOOD TWP, DECEASED
Notice Is hereby given that letters OF amin.
istratlon, on the estate, or Hester A. Moore
late OF Greenwood township, ColumOio 90
Pa, deceased. have been granted 10 the under''
signed administrator, TO whom all persons in-
deDted 70 SAID estate are requested 10 noha
payments, and those having claims or demands
VIII make known the same without DELAY To
oo-o, A. NJ. DEWITT ADn'R
ct,sTos uppp,yo Attr oranseyIlle, Pa
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-27

The Post Master can furnish in
formation with regard to carrying
the mails throughout Pennsylvania.
The contracts will be awarded in
December, An explanatory circu-
lar is also posted in the post office.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-27
VIII Not Hurry Troops,

HARRISBURG, Sept. 26.-Governor
Stone will be in no hurry TO send more
troops into the strike region. lie believes
the troops now in the field can quell any
disturbance which may occur. The gov
ernor received kilograms last night from
Il number of private citizens of the Ha.
zleton region asking that troops be sent
there. Sheriff Harvey also advised the
executive that trouble is brewing and
that troops are needed The governor is
giving serious consideration to the re-
quest and unless they are backed up by
additional appeals no troops will. be cali.
ed out. Should trouble occur in the Ha.
zleton region one Of the regiments attach.
ed to General Gobin's brigade at Shenan.
doah will be sent there. The governor is
Keeping in close touch with General Go
BIN, and he will not send any more troops
unless he recommends it.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-27
I. w. Hartman & Son.
! l. w. Hartman & s.,
Your Sober Sense,

Our advertising is aimed to reach it. Our goods are bo,
to fit it. Our values always appeal to it. 'St
In this at this time you will find mitch that is
investigating Loudly might we proclaim the merits Our m
chandise Strong djectives might be used emphas;a
price cheapness We prefer the moderate tone the truthful
the carefully stated facts You tie to truth You can
stock Such advertising hits the sober sense of orr
ing public 'Ul>
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-27
Apprentice Wanted.

A boy is wanted to learn the print
ing trade in this office. He must be
at least I6 years of age, of good
character, good reader and speler.
A resident oftown preferred. Address
THE COLUMBIAN. If
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-27

Harvest Home and Thanksgiving
services will be held in Enmanuels
(Heller's) Reformed church, Madi-
son township, on next Sunday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-27
WHAT SHALL WE HAVE rop Dpevnr

WHAT SHALL WE HAVE FOR DESERT p
This question arises in the family every
uY' LEI us answer it to-day. Try Jell-O,
d uenclouS dessert Prepared in two min.
utes' No baking add hot water and set TO
o ooI'' flaVors Lemon, orange, raspberry
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-09-13
TROPICAL Ill RRICANE
Expected Storm Strikes the
Florida Coast.
MUCH DAMAGE TO PROPERTY
Two Vessels Were stranded and 1t IL
Feared Their Crews Were
Washed Overheard.

Miami. Fla. sept. .o.-A trcpica.
hurricane. which has done much Dam.
age On the islands q! JAMAICA and
Co ia. strucA the .orida coast Wedns-.
Gav. the wind at one time reaching a
velocity Q; nearly luQ miles al hour
Il i. feared tina. the crews al at lea,,
two vessel. We're swept overheard about
50 miles south O; here.
Inc har.entine Cn.be-on. Of -. John.
y. T.. laden with 31o 000 feet al hum.
Der. j. ashore Ave miles south oi Casv.
icct ll.h.. about 3 miles south Of Mia
nj! she = water. -Ie,i. The GU.
boon MAS driven - the force OF the
waves over one OF the reefs forming the
inner las.s.e. ami i wing in - ieet
al water. Notn!n. mas been heart q
her crew. The 1t coon encountered
tire hurricane "Wednesday morning. At
lo:.Q. after losing he RAIDER ami
nearly Al. her CANVAS. tie ve>>e. Wa
nur cd upon the rock.
Three miles south q CU!SCon : y
disabled .unuer bark which stran 81
during the might oi the SIN. The
crew. il : feared. MAS swept overheard
during the storm. The vessel ha. a
windmill. and Is consequently thought
70 be \orWes;an
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-09-13
Extended 100 Mile. IniaaI.

Houston, leXa>. >eir. .l-Tas
storm that RACED a.cu. the coast ct
Texas last night was TIE uos. di.as.
trnns that IA. ever ,.>:te.i tni. section.
the wires are down. ana There Is m
way al rnGin. cnt jus, what mas nan.
peued. hu' enough ! knoan o. make
II certain that Their. ha. been great los.
OF life aud destruction Of property All
along the coast and Tor luu miles III.
land. Every town that j. reached ".
ports one or mpre dead. and the prop.
erty damage i 30 great there j. no WAY
OF computing il accurareiy
The small town al RrooS>hir-. On the
Missouri. kansa. a. Texas. WAS a,mo.,
wipe' out by the storm The crew III
Work train brought III This iniorua.
ton. When the train leit there. the
bodies u four PERSONS mad been recov.
cred. and the search .or Others aas mo.
ceedin.
lempstaei- across the country from
Brookshlre. was ais" greatly damaged.
Saline Pass mas nc, ''-eu heard ;Tou
today. Yesterday mc.n.u. the la.,
news WAS Received ;rnal there. ana a,
that time the water WAS surrounding
ne old tow! a, the lass ana the wind
vas fi>.u. ans rae waves comm. i,l,n
From. the new town. which !. SOME
distance tacs. II was reported that the
warer mad reached the d-p,, ana WAS
rnnning fnruu-h i:ie streets. The r..n.
pie were leaving ier the high country
known as the taes ridge. an !, is w..
lisysi rlar 4 r>cal-i
Three bodies nave zen brought in
from >eabroose. on Galveston bsy. and
II persons are missing.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-09-13
GOLD raOH VaLCEs
steamer HerThs ssif - Fss- Brought
,,.1u NO. oop.


~4As..e -s,s. 1.-THE -'~3a -hl2
Ia,a-a >er. ii i.r.n se.9@- - 1l-n'.
-aa .,rng.ns 4tr-: $af'"Ns IN 70
dust. 4rrnar s1nfa- -. ~ 80 t.a'k..
Deg.lo..ro.n, Gan. gssng. -~-.r9ef 'rom
wax. un@ve .As cen an ..4- r. .ai
o.. acG co@.
Wos,aer -h- earthquake f.--r's-
aoc.. ua!s +. u~.~ i-s II Linn canal
.,,6 q. tne n-e.i ~ ;a- I r .rl ?. g hal
sng coansc..ca H.tn lin. 81 f!>irrn-
an s. 4, I..srys neg i 4 mef~ O. n.e.t-
IRE. bn, according ~ Information
s-orya: @. ~ to -'eaner f-rfna
-. arno1ns Il Aou.ev- NJ. cons 4, re
after u.4c-. I've .na.An- ~ .noF
- nae esn <. ri
Inc n-er- u4- ntoa.a; fro L.,uT,
fav T. i>.1-1- gre .ac.@E- IL cs.c-s.
Ta- G.-.a-t .are- there ccc Ers'' II
4a.r-s g.. me da7 s--. 80 esE-h-
cvs.- noes s,cr- ,-fa--- =. !a-s'
\ guaranty r-9c-ACe! ;-rra In 's.-trl
~ winch Mount =. E...s ami Nom.
F,,-~ee-.ser er- -.s1a-ed. on .ipgu-;
II -uo a-ssy .aor.- r-r- :-.-, Accord
ing 90 ~ indians .A- --c01d ,nn 4
created .ree- 4ave... a. ~. destroy
ina, - M Ird.s. IT, -nec;s
.ca r4r-ra. - Ia.1t4- -4a- -
.oe .-rrasn-e -lz-!-rs wn.ca aea6 .u-o
f.-.1v az were d.-.1d -; ~ TIE
,.;..grlssuc. AMI p-ra .-nt c-ash.n,
ir,-o -ne ra. ,.t..g n..n-.. I'm sr-s,
t,.e.uora.ns ~ i1-
Trs - fnrif.r. ar r--o-:-i 10 nae
h+au killed on q .ua. .-.a-d si'nated
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-09-13
HURRICANE ~ TEXAS
Devastation Extends. 100
Miles Into the Interior.
COAST >TEEWN WITH VESSELS
Four Jhon.and H"iidinss
t,xive..ou. znb 3.o"o feppie
Jose Their Iis~s.


Iioa.,os. Texas. -eYs. ll.-!he We,
In Ian Storm. gn.cn r-ac"-d sss "a
sa-- yesterday morning. a. " Us
aw.l. naiyc IN Texa-. H@E"ff- r'-
conflicting. III, il i snp 'nA' Al y
1a.lIn: d.-a .,-r IA -s;-ia.l-n ta- c-fF ~
ralye.t N. where II ! r~f"'is'''
hon and ~ NOR. lives ~ : 1--i. OK
:..d Gu, md a tren@ndpu- y'f i~F'F
,arna.- inflicted. Meyer r"pp.c-
'ro:s. :. iae Pass An Port srs""E q ~
il,.,ar-. Il aeaty ."-. o. - .-' 'A'
-eT,,.-s c.nnos = continued ~ MI
!.wr
Inc rr-t new % ress Z t.il- cay i'oi"
rl- ~. .e1 ..cv - "a. e-Ton va r.
r-.se,i tonight. lanes {. !ifniniI.s 81
liou.-on. -np-r.n'-nc=n- oi tn- ~
r:ona: tcrmurr-- company. ART. 81 H-f-
=. oic.oc. i.ogn Galveston. =. ct
f-lna:Lia: -ar"u-a tD- NIT .can- ~
saturday he departed from .Fe-t'n
II :. - horuer and came acrc-s me ID =
T. No-san- yain', wn-re ne ca -n' "
train for Houston. lns nU'f!ceii~'
Nj Tinn..n- said, vas tie worst et-f
known
The estimates made ~ c.ti z-.-- 81
Galveston .ra- tnat 1000 apC So. mex
ci them residences. have u--h &C.
-.ruyed and ina. AZ least .upp ifot--
have zen irJNned. killed II are miss
in. some nu.ine-- houses were a-,o
DESTROYED, but most o! them stecn.
tlurgn ha'..v damaged.
Mr. t,spnliu.
: -: -. 40 o,- = 49,
.- 49, wan. md :,o,n ire rr.
. ..al w. ,r.. tlorn o,er
,,na %. ,v;,,i
- 80 ,,,;is an
..1; md ;orc.
.:or :, =, -, waves
--e ,a,. ~ .as,s.-,
. n...lo.s
=. ~ 80 N-Ne -" ,,i.h.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-09-13
On the Louisiana Coast.

New Orleans. >ert. ~ The stor,,
which has been expected for severe.
DAYS ma,er.al:zed today and al. the
southern coast al Louisiana has been
swept. The sea water has hacked UP
to me Mississippi river levees on the
east bank. Dr. t.. Bur;ord AM >upe'.
inten.ient Richard Quinn, government
Of. cers at Fort - Philip. went down
the RIVER in a ca.tcat Thursday sven
ip-. but today the ioa. Wa. found '.oa'
ius borto.n NJ. lney nave unquestlon'
ably teen drowned The damage to
crops from sra water !. .Arye.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-09-13

Ne" or>. sept. "a meeting OF
the New York committee 10 aii the
south African republic N.,> n-ld n.
n:snt 70 con>i ieF tine Hue- fisc incident
1T bar liar.or. When Rcvr .,ss
raised " howard NAnues>. one oi the
members ii tire committee. y. the Az.
preach 81 the feet g. English war.h.p>.
Was taken down ny the authorities y.
Bar l.srbpr. \ letter wnicn han hsen
prepared teiore the committee met WAS
read and rer.G sent "a Mr. Nanne>,.
Inc letter compliments him cu mis- ac-
tion III ra.>.u. the ic~r fia4 IN the
lace o' the British fleet. AZ r-itera'es
the devotion oi the committee 10 the
Roer cause.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-09-13
STOCKHAN HEADS IT.
Part Of the Ticket Na,u-d by Montana
Republicans.

Helena. Mont. sept. III Eepub.
il an state convention today nom: mated
DAVID T.. Folsom. a -toc kman OF
Mea.her county. ior governor tv accla.
nation. \. J. Bennett. OF Virginia
tltv, was so the unanimous choice OF
the convention OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
/. J. Porter, OF Miles City. was nomi.
mated ior attorney. general. and 4. y.
Ioder, OF Butte. ioI secretary oi state.
:. q. Murray. of Missoula. was chosen
rs candidate for congress. The tickle,
will he completed tomorrow ANA the
platform adopted.
The question which j. causin. tie
delay il the presentation OF the report
the committee on platform is rh-
natule oil the declaration relating 70 an
ei .ht- hour work day.
Tonight the mem bers OF the conven.
tion and "A large audience OF Others
listened 10 speeches on the issues Of the
day by senator kuute Nelson OF Min.
nesota. and ex-senator .lonn l.. VII.
son. OF Washington. The convention
is large and enthu .ia.tl' one
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-09-13
RANGE WAR ~ COLORADO.
Convoy. Drove :: 600 sheep Over q
HisI Tr-eipir-.

Nal-eul4ur.. ,4.r. >-It. ,'i.-ite.
,oirs rec-.z ri =, II. as.',e-si =. siui.l
town near iiouur . .nco. =. southern
Colorado. >av INA ,r- .-ri CNs- -ne
U.s. O.: ne range. wA.e;s no .onl ezis-.
ei between cat:.eia-u AMI s.i-spisisu.
reached I. climax -3.> ? --> wneu -As
sa.r.a,n.n s.rl.e 1.J43 >..-rN eve-
n..a ..reu.p.ee- I.,- -fo7's'- na> crown
ont II .iis >ca-c.., uf w:s--- /, ne tne
wafer courses. \ n-r- .ra>> sri.! r.
mains the -n--p Wee ,a.flr-si An ~.
Ter ;ney mad onc- f.>se ca-r- re-
used u eat ami either -. II became
Fery I-or. ll- cs.ir -sss-u - n re-
volt and {. ..p. hoses. cr-ra ri about
3.oV0 sheep. The -n-ecrl-I projected.
bot being unnamed. srlu.fi ia uo-n.n:
The >iieer We're then III: zen down a
barrow cra-n AT r.le l,u.- al which 40
ane.ent water;a. had IN. .owe,i ont a
r.t over ION ie-i i-e.' Faster and
ia.'-r fa- animals ran. ur.e.i n ny tns
shouts al the cow iNtvs. mt. tn- leai-i
lssu-ed ~ th- 0fluk. Inc pres. be-
hind hlm iorcei rim o9e- and ,ne
Others followed. some .; ra- asst VINO
Tell IN the o,i;e> O; the n,., were not
killed. tut the majority We're killed.
Ii is stated that ne entire COUNTY, ID.
taken up arms.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-09-13

tonst"ntinop.e. sent. lo.-Ahdul
!lani.d : enjoyment q: the Jubilee les.
Invites. which s'egsn sunday. IN the
compiet.on Of MS .i.n vesr rs hea OF
the Ottoman empire. ma. i'e.n spoiled
by the discovery vi a plot against mis-
lie. one hundred .n,i eighteen Ar.
rests. inc,u,iin. ,-ysral officials. have
already Been made an :. secret inquiry
i proceeding
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-09-13

Washington, sent. lu.-Tne post
Office department, this morning i..uai
a fraud orie. a.aip.t the American
Teacher. Agency, the American Civil
service co iege. l.. b. Bass. manager.
K. II. Hines. secretary and treasurer
and L. d. Pass and K. NJ. Hines. H..
diyidrally. All OF Washington. b. G..
The orier states that tine concerns
named were using NE mail ior Of.
ont the United States and rom those
desiring u make prepa ration for civil
service examination. BY means OF ia 80
and fraudr .snt pretense.. representa-.
lions and PROMISES
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-09-13

-. Johns. y. F.. SEPT. lV.-H-.4orrs
from Northern Labrador r.vea, the ~.
i>tence ~ great distress anon, ,h.
shore men. owing to the :c. re,na,uin,
on me coast 81 lons. MANY vessel.
have heen crushed in the -i,e,. ,n.in,
their supplies ana lishin- outfits. The
Others are meeting with Du, boo, SUI.
ce>.. The Labrador ,od lis..-.. j. a
virtual failure
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-09-13

Bath. Me-. >elt. lion. Arthur
>-wall died II alor.exv AT $50 4. Nj.
today. at Ms summer home. small
Point. about i? miles from hi, cltv.
He mas 81 Years OF age. Mr.. >eya.I
mad not been in good health tor -ou {
time, although he was 20, considered
to be seriously i'll. He had leen al.
yi.ed hv lis physician T. rest as early
u. last June. and ~ ATTENDED the Dem.
ocratlc national convention July !.
against the advice 81 hi- doctor. He
appeared TO have suffered 10 Ill effects
from the Journey. however. ana WAS
passing tne summer quietly At small
Point. when the iala, stroke attacked
him last SUNDAY. The unconscious.
ness which followed the attack courin.
ued until death cane
The oder OF tan-y is positive pre-.
yentiye oi moth invasion.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-09-13

Washington. sept. lp.-Ine pref.
dent has parioned Frank NJ. Mcbride.
who.was convicted at salt Lake CITY,
in May, l.9s. OF e,mtezz enens o.
80 0,2 .osto,ti,e iund. while assistant
postmaster AT san Lake and sentence
10 four year. in the C'an pen.,entiarv.
The attorney general, IL recommending
The pardon. -aid that recently obtained
evidence ral.es .eriou. GouDt IS -
whether th-re ever WAS such enl uezzi ..
nent a. claimed. and IL yiew ~ the
further fact that Mcbride ma a.r-adv
ser.ed one year. he think. executive
clefnenry -nou d ue extended
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-09-13
I l"s~ Call for stn.

tona-set, Mass. -epr. il.-Th. TX.
cnr-lon steamer John tni;cutt. on m,
Boston and llymoush line. .rrn.s y,
sunken rock JUST east OF Minors I.,,b,
This AFTERNOON ami tore 4 hnl. in he,
side. - that sn-. was obliged to ruu
full steam Tor the shore of North >ci,.
uate. where sine 'ouudered. There
were on boar,i 600 passengers NJ the
time nf the accident, but ly the ha.tv
use OF AL her lie ioats and with the
assistance from the boats near hv.
every person ahoxr,l WAS saved.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-09-13
Gu. ri. ~t-pd~uxht.r'. Throat.

Ne" YORK. sept. ~ ->ainue. Hayes.
a plumber. i under arrs-t tDr ATTEMPT.
ing IL rat:e the lie 81 his lu.year.o.d
-,ep-dau.hr-f. Haye- lat ni.nr. while
intoxicated. walked into tie enid
bedroom and cur n-r rhroa, while >he
av leeplng on "a 'rt. Her scream,
brought her mother ana the man was
arrested The musician. have some
hope. OF saving her lie.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-09-13

Russell sarge gave picnic - poor
chl ldren AZ Pou:nneep~i-. y. y.
Dutch N >uniatra i now SAID 70 be av
sn end after la.rin. - vear.
The sultan OF Turkey has ordered th.
construction oi a telegraph line pe.
tween India and Constantinop.e
!. l.. wilkinson. 81 wears old, OF
Tanuery. Pa. has married his year.
old sweetheart with whom he quarre ed
~ years ago.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-09-13

Vancouver. T., e.. sept. 10 Nail
adv.ces from Australia by the steaneF
Warrimo-o report 40 afro, .ous series Of
MURDERS in the country Gi.,.icts oi
Nen south Wales by oand III blacks
The murderef> rir>t enreIe the Naw.eT
homestead. ~ ,iel cai.a. where s-s-ra
voanc ladies We're ..viDv He inmates
were killed IL their REDS. The black.
after the terrible Nu,ch-rv. f'e, through
TIE settlements o. stolen s.crsas, lnUr'
derina and -oboing - rne.' w-r'.
They were chased bv noe volunteer
policemen and y tloo-ihounds. aud
enc ont OF SIX oi the gang Only tAd
l..-~,..e.><>.-e..r- rsA.rr rrrrse~- ms the
town. The bodies oi their victims
were mutiiAted with ha..nets.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-09-13
British Tr""ps ~ shanghai.

Shanghai. sept. IA bout goo
British Inlian troops have been landed
here, making altogether 1900 OF such
troops and 900 camp followers It this
port.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-09-13

81. Petersburg, sept. 1.-The WAY
Office has received dispatch annorur.
ing that the Chinese troops have with.
drawn from the vicinity oi New
Chwang 10 1iao Yao Chow, where they
are entrenrhinY
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-09-13
American Energy Rewarded.

Cape Town. sep. lo.-American
energy promises IL u rewarded ~ -.
curing or,iel> or :"Q lar.e Goa TRUCKS.
involving : -, 900. atour ~ ~ pae-,.
by gold mining en.n: anie> IN the Rand,
IN which quick delivery i Tally i'm.
p,rtant. IendeT- were received from
British and American nuiactu rers,
but ne latter quoted lower prices aid
promised more SPEEDY deiiverr Brit.
ish flnanclaI houses iear thnt the En..
!i-n manu- ia .urer- VIII now How 'ur.
eIyne-> 70 reap tne Commercial. b-ue;its
O. the wal
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-09-13

Vienna. sept. l0.-During the Ans.
tTlan military naDeuvers today. on the
borders OF GAlacia and bohemia. a big
gun exploded. killing fonr men out.
right and fatally wonnding IS more.