Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-03-22
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LATER NEWS.

the tariff dispute.
A school of forestry will be establish
ed at Yale university.
Governor Leary has issued procla'
nation freeing the poems OF the island
OF Guam.
The transport Meade sailed for Ma
Mia. via Honolulu, with % doctors.
50 hospital corps men and IS recruits.
The Port Gibson press, Port Gibson,
Miss. in which was stored 1000 bales
Of cotton, was burned. Loss $500, 900.
All records are being broken by the
weather in the East and South. Inc
thermometer at Chicago registered
below zero.
The feature of the ST. Patrick's day
parade in Chicago was the carrying OF "A
big Transvaal flag at the head OF the
Ancient Order of iIibernans.
At Marietta, Ga, mob OF 10 men
battered down the door OF the jail anu
entered the cell OF negro and hred
about 100 shots at him. He will die
The Academy of Music, the leading
theater OF Quebec, was burned with
loss OF $50, 900. The st. Louis hotei'
adjoining was damaged to the extent
Of $50, 900.
Mrs. Ida Greyeroff, the largest
woman in Indiana, died suddenly at
her home in kokomo, falling from
chair while playing dominoes. she
watched $50 pounds and was 32 years
old.
Five dead and one fatally and one
seriously injured Is the result OF an at
tempt to start a fire with gasoline at
Columbus, o. George White used the
fluid at James Weaver's residence, and
an explosion followed. The building
was set on fire, and the inmates were
covered with the burning fluid.
At Chicago, George l.. Magill, form'
erly president OF the Avenue Savings
Rank. which collapsed in August,
1895, was convicted of receiving depos-
its, knowing his institution to be IN
solvent. and sentenced to the penlten-
tiary for all indefinite term. lie was
also fined double the amount OF the de'
posit received, the fine amounting to
1928
Maud S., the famous trotter. died AT
Schultz farm, Port Chester, n. Y.
She was brought to the farm from New
York a week ago, and it was intended
to use her for breeding purposes. she
was sick when she arrived here, ana
had been under the care of veterlnar!
surgeon. She gradually became worse
however, and all efforts to save the lllt
OF the valuable mare were frultless
Maud S. was owned by the Bonner
estate. and was 26 years old. He1
trotting record OF 2:0Ss. was made IL
1885.
Methuen occupied Boshof, Oh the
way to Mafeking.
The Illinois river is flooded, owing
The house adopted the conference,
report on the currency bill by vot,
Of 166 to l2O.
General Cronje and the remainder O
the Paardeburg prisoners will be taken
to St. Helena.
Rather than have it captured by the
British, the Beers will raze Johannes
burg to the ground.
The seth anniversary of the birth Of
King Humber /, was appropriately Gel.
ebrated throughout Italy
General Kobhe has been appointed
governor of Albay province, Luzon
Hemp ports have been opened.
Lord Roberts forces have occupied
Bloemfontein. and K1oonstadt will he
the Free States seat OF government.
James &. Smith, president of the
Telegraphers' Union and an inventor
of Geographic devices, died at his
home in New York, aged 50.
The Armstrong Steel Works. at Flint,
Mich, burned with loss estimated
at $l30,O0O. Goldens' brewery and
cooper shop, adjacent to the steel works,
were also destroyed.
Patrick Egan, ex-minister to Chilli,
and ex president of the Irish National
Federation, has written a letter in
which he says that So per cent of the
Irish people dislike Queen Victoria.
At Price, Utah, Indian Agent Myton,
leased 700, 900 acres OF government land
on the Uintah reservation to Eastern
Utah flockmasters. The leases run five
years, and the amount involved is $lS,.
600, which goes to the Uintah Indians.
Rev. DR.. Isaac Meyer Wise celebrat.
ed his Slst birthday at Cincinnati. He
is the Oldest rabbi in active service in
the United States. DR.. Wise was born
in Steingrub, Bohemia, March II,
1919. After more than half century
spent in America he stands today ut
the head OF the Reform Jews OF the
country.
President Wheeler has announced to
the regents of the University of Cali.
fornia that experts OF acknowledged
repute have been engaged to make ex.
cavations and explorations in parts of
the world rich with relics of ancient
learning. The entire expense OF the
work will be borne by Mrs. Phoebe A.
Hearst. In Egypt, DIR. George Reisner
will have charge of the explorations.
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