Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-04-18
Comprehensive Review Of the important Hap
peninss Of the Past Week ina
Condensed Form.


Moral crusade in Seattle is a per.
sonal war on Mayor Humes.
Twelve cents per pound has been
offered for hops at Salem, Or.
Japan demands to know whether
emperor will return to capital.
The burning of the negro Alexander
at LeavenwOrth is being investigated.
Mrs. Nation was arrested for OBJ
structing streets of Kansas City, Mo-
Many natives flocked to Capiz to
hear form of provincial government
explained.
Twelve thousand acres in Douglas
county, Or. are to be prospected for
oil and coal.
Cooperative method of marketing
fruit was dealt a severe blow by Cal
ifOrnia court.
Three Pennsylvania people were run
down by train and killed, and an.
other injured.
Conduct of ministers of powers in
pOstponing meetings causes much ad.
verse comment.
Ann Arbor university dean of med.
icine acknowledges Student Hare has
bubonic plague.
The stolen gold bars were found
during the cleaning of the Kaiser viii.
helm der Crosse.
Captain j. G. Griffin, a Columbia
Is. c. railroad man, was shot, prob.
ably by Major B. B. Evans.
Commissioner Young, of 1905 cen.
tennial, would call on the Orient for
both funds and attractions.
Washington pan-American fair com.
mission turned down honorary mem.
bers of woman board of managers.
One of three Idaho men who fired
ON deputy sheriffs from ambush was
killed. Trouble probably due to abol
ition of martial law.
Charles NJ. Pepper and Professor
Edward NJ. Ross were speakers at the
convention of the Academy of Polit.
ical and Social Science.
Anton Palmer, Forest Grove, Or.
banker, who failed for $4,000, and
then mysteriously disappeared, has
turned up in Switzerland.
The Taft commission has arrived at
Ilo Ito.
Botha reopened peace negotiations
with the British.
Aguinaldo will not be released until
he secures Tino's surrender.
The war department is advised OF
the coming of Cuban committee.
The United States will have cutters
in Behring sea for protection of seals
The transport Rawlins caught fire
at Brooklyn, was filled with water
and sank.
Governor Allen. OF Porto Rico says
the reports are not true that natives
OF that island are starving.
Attorney General Blackburn holds
that the Oregon law requires fisher.
men to secure two licenses.
An explosion in the Santa Cruz
CAL. powder works caused the death
OF one man and the serious injury OF
another. The cause of the accident
is unknown.
A new process for making armor
plate has been discovered whereby
manufacturers may be able to furnish
first-class material to the government
for $3.50 per ton.
Three gold ingots, worth $22750,
were stolen from the steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse during her pas
sage from New York to Cherbourg.
No clew to the perpetrators. i.
One of a band of rowing gypsies,
near MOnence. ILL.,, sold two girls, OF
whom he was guardian, to another
man of the same band for $500, The
girls objected to the sale, and riot
was almost caused.
Admiral Sampson receives 1880
prize money.
J. P. Morgan organizes a depart.
ment store trust.
The American claim for Chinese In.
demnity amounts to $25,O0O,00O.
Lord Kitchener reports the capture
Of Petersburg. the Boer capital.
The Russian fleet returned to the
French coast and saluted Loubet.
Four large Alaska transportation
companies have been merged into
two.
The Negroes governor tried to start
a rebellion. but could not secure .
following.