Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-09-27
EVENTS Of TIE DAY

al Interesting Collection of ,te,ns From
thu Ty" irnisphcrcs Pres lated
in "a Condensed Form.
Count Won Waldersee has reached
flong Kong.
The yellow fever situation in lia-
yana is decidedly uniavorahe.
British and Beers are fighting for
the possession OF konstipoort.
The work OF clearing away the
wreckagc i'll Galveston progresses.
Herman Petersiorf. farmer living
near junction City, Or, murdered his
wife.
President Mitchell, OF the United
Nineworkers, says 900 men are on
strike.
Germany demands that the Chinese
responsible for the outrages he deliv-
cred up.
Seyenty.two new Goa! mines have
been opened in Prussia this year, in
CICH64HS tuC OuOPuO IoA 4oOO ~ .,cOVS-
600 tons.
The transport Thomas sailed from
san Francisco for Manila with .64S
enlisted men, lU7 cabin passengers
and 81, 800, 900 in treasure.
Emperor William has pardoned a
German. American named Schnh. i'll
kiel. After 70 wears absence, Schuh
had visited his relatives ana been sen.
fenced to six months Imprisonment for
contravenlng the army regulations.
Major Edward r.. bravo. commits
sary Of subsistence. who has just ar
rived at San Francisco from the Phil
ippines, has been ordered to New York
for assignment to duty rs chief com
missary OF the department of the East,
to relieve Major David l.. Brainerd.
comm issarv of subsistence.
The department OF the interior is
taking steps to prevent the further SUI.
iering among the Pima Indians on the
Sacton reservation. Arizona, caused by
scarcity of irrigation water. Col
onei Il. II. Graves, OF that department,
who is at Phoenix making an exanln-
alton OF the conditions on the reserva-
tion and reporting any method of relief
that is practicable, has Investigated
thoroughly ami has planned system
by wifi IN the underfiow in the CHA
river may he raised to the surface in
summer and II supply OF water devel-
oped sufficient to irrigate many hun.
dreds of acres now uncultivated.
Six persons persisted i'll y Cincinnati.
Ohio. fire.
Bryan's letter OF acceptance was
given to the public.
The powers have accepted LII lung
Chang US Il negotiator.
l1ans are being drawn Tor harbor i'm.
Wovelnents III Manila.
Americans are building permanent
telegraph line to PelSin.
Lord Roberts will leave South Africa
for England about October 3.
Colorado Republicans nominated
Frank G. Cloudy for governor
Great Britain is preparing t" have
more troops in readiness for service in
China.
Troops of various nationalities ara
hustling for winter quarters at lien
Tsin.
Portugal has authorized the depart
are Of President Kruger from Lourenco
Marques.
Cuba had an orderly election, and
closer relations with the United States
are desired.
All Alaska is infected with small.
pox and strict quarantine regulations
are prescribed.
Government is building raillo Dad
spur to secure direct delivery Of rock
to Columbia river jetty.
LII Hung Chang sends memorial to
the throne, advising the impeachment
Of several anti foreign advisers.
Roosevelt's letter accepting the Re-
publican vice presidential nomination
discusses the financial question, trusts
aud Imperialism.
The steamer City OF Grand Rapids,
built for the Yukon trade, was burned
10 the water's edge in the West Seattle
harbor. causing loss OF $50, 900.
An official dispatch from Shanghai
says German naval battalion, &C.
conpanied by 40 Bengal lancers, cap.
tured and burned the town of Liang
September IL. Chinese regular troops
occupying the place had previously
tied. The German loss was one man
killed and five wounded.
Professor David Starr Jordan. of
Stanford University. Palo Alto, CAL.
has returned from three months trip
through Japan, where he succeeded in
securing the largest and ulost complete
collection of Japanese fishes ever oh.
tanned by scientists. Collections or
descriptions were made OF all but ID
known species, besides l25 species uu.
known to science.
Rev. George p. Cutting, young
clergyman in New Haven. Conn. has
discovered in hypnotism cure for the