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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30
NATIVE JUDGES INCOMPETENT.
Diseoesen. Caused b. Aepessen<as Of Amer
cAA JsSgex

Manila. May s..-The discomfort
among the nariT=s 8. the appointment
oi American judges and alleged Dis
elimination in the civil service IN
favor oi Americans : finding exp-e>-
sion, encouraged ny So1e o; the ns-
tive Judges. vino are aware that the
reorganization o: the Judiciary viii
result. in the loss o; their POSITIONS
Judge Neer. oi the court @; the frs,
instance OF Tonio one Of .he leaders
OF what Is beginning 70 te cslls-. chs
radical wing O; the Fe.5e-aIis,s. d.
clared today that !; such things q L
-inue there will I. = second reye.u.
ton. Some OF the prpulinen. Federal.
lists ridicule the prediction TIE
Philippine commission selections
OF Judges were thoroughly considered.
Il Is undeniable that most OF .hs
native judges lack .hs CON y%tenes
required. One o; them mas been re-
moved ior NAL 'esasance. and o.hers are
suspected OF Irregularities. The
ssihcasiors Of the civil ss-v, ce
avoid Discrimination bu- TIE native
and Spanish qualifications sre nos
equal 70 those o; capable Americans.
Some departments are employing ns-
tiyes at the risk OF temporary ;n<on-
yenieuce.
After d conference with General
Macarthur. General Triss has under
taken negot iarious IL Luchan so- the
surrender OF General Cables which il
daily expected.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30
ECLIPSE PHOTOGRAPHS.
Satissseso. Results Obtained By tt'e Uek Par.
il SurarA

san Je.ee. Cal, May 27-The ;ol-
loving has t-en received :-rtl the d.-
rector o: :h4 LEX observatory:
Lex Observatory May Gas
,ronome- P=--.ua. il charge 9: ite
Croker eeliE>e expedition from ~.
Lick observatory 70 Sum4--A. hA.
c4oled the gratifying information
tina. some results w-r- secured with
all the instrument. .4ken with him.
This, taken in CONNECTION with hi.
cable o: las. week. i. taken 70 mean
tina. his successful photographs we-.
secured between clouds drifting acres
the vicinity OF the sun As this We.
AT unusually long ECLIPSE. j. 5 quite
probable :ha. his results will COIN pz-t
isyo-ably in quality and quzn.i:,
with those secured q. ;he sho-r
ec,ipses OF the past ,hre- years. Ths
hoods Of the co-onal STEAMERS. nrs'
observed a, the Indian eclipse g; lsss.
are recorded on the plates Of tha pres
en, eclipse Further details 9: the
results secured are ~, expected unit;
the arrival OF NJ. Perrine's letters.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30
RACED =CS SWITCH.
'e--rk acxscs-r Cxgss- - Ner9--,e-s
lx-za.---s1,~

Affair. v. y. Ma = - ----sc
a.. r41l1r - ; -H1-c. vA4- -7n-
nin- ia agf.-l-~ c.rsf-- 5or-. = Il
49,, 81: - .nzla~ ~ A1-- er~- aT@
live. r.---e-day 4i-@-n1,g- 80 a f~rr.f--
5s-se.-. II. zhsca cv~- - - l-.-ll-ar-
s+=s:sl4 v4-e injured .o-s+ .afall'-
AZ. s5-gs4-s .-s-5ssz.sv u .0tAT q
..se local ..o-,es:sssces s.,-s- Nii1 dad
and wounded h.s.@-sr4l Hgn-4n aid
-..Isd-eu lc.oxinz - REALITIES and
s-se-s1. xu-g-g--. Ac-s1l-- z-tes-l-- ---D-
s.9-z-r -@.iet. and al tazAA.5c=- racing
.fs-z1.zt liz cs-y taking ~ T11's1ed
10 ~ ho-ps-4l.- r=-e ~ e-r-T IL
::-r.s-5cs-1. q: the 4scs<1@r-
Tt -ce-se u t,se accident 49, 3, a
,.gs-s- 4oo-s t~e I1.le- at u '5-=@l-
rr,.<-s IN -.a s.ne = ~ ! -a-F i
Hs5.,o1 RAILWAY TIE s.o---' -a@re
rs ca-s -rg..- u IL singh --acs was
AZ q SHARP cure. AID - a. ~e-e
s.5-ts running and - sEsc1@-- was me
collision that -tse Hcso-rI3-n Old not
have -.-ne ~ Ew- u re .g-@se- tt-
:3-- ~efz-1 tsy11c ca NJ - Lee gF'zse
2I-1t-- clez- through oo--n l.l-d
cz- NJ. y. and hung IN IN -5ge
o: high blu. WITH - load q shrek
ing -.As--e-1 humanity. One rso-7--
n4- ~zs rsiasoa@i Ep sz4lns- ne
smashed i-r-- O: t1- s5l-- r'olnd
cs- r.-t. 10th .egs s4ve--9 4-1 was
kili-t instantly. wnil= The es.-s@r one
Iiv-3 hit ;=w -ssc.-us-a-s-
T1a FEW women 2-s1 children whf,
lad eSc4r.4i injury xs-e ar--e-acai
and addei .h=1- cries ~ IN s--seGs
q. th4 6ving and -au-l.a'@-- Men
with t-oka- A--1s and bones win
5.slccs-ei ,o:n,- and rslcs'1y heads
and :ac-s t-3-i - asst others Ero
re-e -rao-e helpless Hep h2d Eeen
-scnei t-o-n East G--ents-sra ard
vic1nitv. and III Little tl-r@ ne
bruised -nas. O: humanity. WIKI the
-u.sEs.e5 dad. were loaded "a
eru.v cars and .&2=l 81 Albany
Tie 4mts1l4acss zod physicians rad
t--1 s-L u11-2e-i and .-as E.1Ss<1-..ce
turned INFO u1c-gl= and Hospital
A. Ia a. the physicians cls1lt ten
p.,-xrs,y attend The wocnr3@i they
xe-e taken 30 their homes q. 10 :he
hospitals.
With t.rh r2tso-nea killed It
rss hard 70 g.. a: the real eAls@ q
TIE accident. bu. I. Is pretty vsll d.
te-msued thx. il ~zs caused b. an
a..eup. o: the south t.sznd cac 10
reach second sw.:ch instead 9:
waiting :a- tn nc--h t.71-i ca -
tie s-x- siding The cars weiEh -
tc.ns easrh and g-e The largest el--ct-ic
z-s built and - :-1-h.:ul vas the
IRISH -hs- t.1sh cars ze-e torn &.Eos.
70 s.-.----s-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30
AMERICAN POLICY UNCHANGED.
Stu eao<xss~sss to RecSas th< AzoEs q
IscglAas-s-

san F-s-sci-c-a. Ma .4-The r-ee-
s@-s. and >sz-...4-y .. SAT- d@y .-@ve
s-=s- Il consent rLur,.l>4-lcl-
wsrh 1asa.n-.o- during az ,A-l-
5cu-oer We~. Dispatches .sgln o-r
ic.11-zs embassies have ts~I con-
..razAlfr arriving. 21d ~ C1ss--e
situation Las -e-ee.v--3 .E+'--4l 4-,'--
..on- TIE president IA. t.@n AK
icsras ta~. the DIFFICULTIES l1-gwn IL -1e
wzv .: al arrangement q -oILle q ne
rone-s nigh. lead - indefinite delay
and cs9,as--sp=1. il-sc:,-s-s-=a INDEMNIFY
y @xac.4-1-
In regard 20 .h= .e-4l &-aoul: O:
Tie indemnity -1= y-e-s1e-. nA- corl-
s.4-Ty e-s1e4 vQ-e1 u moderate in-
demands o: tte powers - a.. amount
which China niga. pag wl,1o-s
financial -ul1 ~ ,@--1-or-@. c.sa1@r1-
l--nea:. H Ia. though. that $.r--
90. 90 VS. III maximum. amount
ndsc4.ei tv .1e ~: authorities
consulted. and II IL: proved ~
willingness O: his government 80
make sacrifices II ~ in-s:--. o.
China and ,ne re..Q,4.s91 O; former
relation. by cutting ocSa our ALREADY
moderate claim one az,: !: oller
pgwerz would sdmi: & p-ppo--ionA.e
reduction. I1e-e propositions hare
DO. h.en accepted by the cthe- GOV
ernu.en.s, though G-e4. Britain Las
s1o~n a disposition 70 coos.de-a-e
.-ea.rner. o: .1e affair
i. 30 che uss.aC.3 u Izy.CZ tae
indemnity, none Of :he proportions
thus IL, submitted suits P-eice-l,
Mckinley. Two weeks ago IL pr
yoeed TIA. each power should 4ccep.
so- its .tlare oi the indemnity the
t.7-d. q: China a. par and with inter
-. 3. pr cent. provision, .o- -slee--
ing the .ntere>. and e. eventual pay
rnen;. h-ing taken form the liken. tlAe
sal. duties and -le-ezs<-i ;.nr.1-- -4xas.
TEse attitude 0i tne British govern
rneo-. az 50 forth in the recent
speeches Of It's representatives, il par
Lament. indicate .h4. Great Britain.
though no. willing 70 20 50 t4r a.
this country in rnote-z.ing the d
rnzndz Of the powers, j. inclined =,
aecep. Ours. which. i; adopted. may
bring the negotiations 70 eonc!u-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30
HIS STAY 1T an END.
s-e,se<n.zl pz-ry Co1ols:s Tnsi- p-cs-alns
az Sa-r to- ncrs.

Sa- Frarcls-,c. Nav .5-P-s>ids.a,
W kinney rs ccaa pls,ei hi program
= -a.. ely having Is- every o-gs.a-
.sa-;on .ncl19-3 II u. original
seas,31l-. and Ms Y N5~ley> M.
Ia. - la ir1sIsrov--. Ia, n. g-e>.c.e.,l,
sd III Esa--y f--4u -ae.- return ,o,.--
IVY "a ne na-lozl-l capita. =. 10 A
" -e.l4r
TIE president. yulbic functions
yesterday Included reception a. 10
soy: mansion Il tts members d the
foreign consular co-vs q: ,a.> CITY. :
.=se- s.io- Z. tn PA.Acs Hoe. ~ tbs
sons and Daughters %: me American
Revolution and IN. Lava. ls-. II
-ono- a: -ns president. and = -erlew
II l,-- ~cn0.o. children o: Oakland ~
.h= president
Las: night P-e<iden, Mckinley a.
tended 81 :mp-onsg.u reception =.
~ California >--4~. " Z church
given ~ the Epwo-.h League a.ad
Christian Eo1e@avo- societies >.e7c.Ai
p-ese.a HI ions ~ere -4A@l q preve,. shy
annoyance while III PRESIDENT ans
his w,:s were t-ing driver. % che i---y.
! -oui= xzs e.1c>~n sh4. s-s>u-s7i ~
i4c. con:c,-. io- Ms McK.-lsv Tn
parry w4s sak-n u 0ak..nd OF
s-.cial t,ozac Tne Two trained rG->e-
wao have attended the patient IN mi.
city will 4iso 60 10 Washington viii
her NJ fast time viii - made anc
,h= Train viii run slowly - Stockton
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30

Seattle, May "a Adyicee from
Rampant state that 4. u. Campbell
deputy marshal Z. Nome, arrieyd in
Rampant from Nome the first week
in March, after trip Of rs day-
He reported Nome very quiet and
about 400 people there. There va
considerable lawIessness a, Nome.
k<cause of the fact th4. the town Ma.
no. able ~ incorporate, and t%cau-e
Of the opposition Of gamblers and
their kind After the soldiers were
Withdrawn tiK chamber Of com rnerce
took up subscriptions 70 the amount
Of $l2, 90 20 pay special deputy mar
shals 20 protect life and property.
After one month no money could b.
collected, and the deputy narshals
were discharged and 20 the town was
practically thrown over ~ the tender
n1ercies IT the thieve= and thugs.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30

-srses WIDESPREAD D<xzsabsa "a FSr West
en- Sezsex

Salt Lake. Nay s. The wind
sro-u which swept ove- Nerds.
Utah Southern Id4ho. Wyonin<
nd Colorado, did damage that VIII
nm into she hundreds .: thousands
>: dollars /, resulted in almost
9ampEs.e p-ost-4 .;on Is; TELEGRAPH 4n3
.elerhoae service IN TIE s-ase< 4=-rr-
Il and :o- nearly "A ho1-s during the
height O: The STERN -he inse- n4l1n-
tain region YES practically Ct. 81
iron, the res- q: sae wo-ld- The
Storm was s~ve-ss. II Eas-e-a Nevais
IND Utah. and in the fertile valleys
in the northern pa. Q; Utah wide
spread devastation resulted When
the Storm WIS ~ is height, sh- wind
IL <srse points reached : velocity cf
81 miles An hour-
4. Ogden .he s-o-u wss ;sls worst
Ea-e ,ae wind to-s -s.7;s from NUM-
e.r Of buildings. including .he Bap-
sl<c chuch- completely GsuollshinS
barns sni oglshuIldinss, snsi scattered
.hsm ia- and wide. upEu.cs-. many
shade tires and tore others - pieces.
blew IN plate glass windows in htisi-
ness blocks and Frustrated electric
light wires. - that the city WAS liz
darkness The damage in Ogden
will probably reach 500 l.N
\. Five Points Logan. SIirhield.
Hoorsr snG e,her places ,he GAmage
Ass very great. Hgsags-es1> .: fruit
trees we're completely stripped The
iorce q; the wind Was - terrific
around Logan ana Hcovs- that to-
ula,o vines ws-s >wep. entirely from
fields. Il : estimated that tully
one half o; the crops were DESTROYED.
Around Hoppe .he sweep T.: the
wind Blew away The r,ouyhs,i gvound
10 the s,iil depth thar the rlows had
suce-e.: the earth rendering the land
pracs Sesllv useless
Along the necsh share .; the Great
Salt Lake the wind picked ny The dry
sand II srea, e'cs:s.> AMI hurled it
ac-ass the country with terrific force.
hall burylny the railroad tracks FOR
miles.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30
FLOODS IN TENNESSEE.
Ei<tx Lives Lost I'D AsEsas q Deaau
DaAsss Deae.

Knoxville. Tenn, May s4-Mil-
lions Of dollars damage mas t<en
DONG and a. least eight lives ioe, in
Cprer Tennessee by the foods, which
hgezn .heir work oi destruction when
e dam across the Ute river. a. Eliza
terhtown, Tenn, gave way yesterday
afternoon. Little mountain streams
ernpying into the Doe and Wa,ugz
rivers zwelIed these streams t@yond
All proportions hitherto known sub
merging Ellzzterhtoxn. q tGwn Of
/. 90 people. located a. the junction.
and drowning rhrre persons. The
Wacug4 pour. IL. volumes into the
Holston, spanned ~ many bridges.
which were swep, away Railway
traffic is entirely -ropEed on account.
of all bridges crossing the Ho-tnn
icing washed away
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30
TO DEFINE EOUOARY.
internal Survey Parry Viii Locate unisee
eates-Cans6a Linz

Vancouver. B. C.. May 2.-An in
ternational survey party. consisting
0. United State. and Canadian en-
gineers. i ahcu. 70 t-Ein the task q;
defining the international boundary
between the United states and Can
ada from the Pacific co@-- 70 The
Rocky mountains. Ii j. con-enied
that hi. work was inaccuracelv per-
formed in the surveys Of 1883 and
1861. One Of the mos, important
matters to he determined Is the que>-
ton Of the national location OF Mount
Baker mining district Valuable
mines are embraced in this section,
and the territory Is claimed by both
the American and Canadian govern
rnenrs.
Lieutenant Sinclair. Of the coast
and gecdetic survey will te al the
head Of the United state. party, and
J. n. Macarthur will lead the Cana
dian surveyors. The work will begin
this week.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30

The foll"ing prices are k%ing offered
to the producer by seattle dealers for
delivery in round lot. On the dock
and in. the car At Seattle.
Hides, r4lt. and tallow- Heavy
sailed steer. over 90 lbs, TIC i.
medium, per h., &c. ; light under 80
lbs, &C.; cons, all weights, &c ;
.alted kipe, 6ac.; calf, &C.; stag-
and bulls, 4iac.; green hides lc. less
than .alted culI-, lc. less; grubby
hides, nc. less; dry hides, per h..
l2c. dry cull., l0c. summer deer
goa 25c. winter deer, dry, l4@ 2tc !;
good butcher tallow, 3@3Ac grease.
I1a@2c.
Wool-Western Washington, clean,
13c dirty, ll@ l2c. Eastern WASH
ington wool, eM llc.
Live stock = Choice beef cattle,
cows, 314c. steers, 41amjc. choice
sheep, &c. good hogs, live, ~ ate !;
hogs, dressed, 71ac calves, live,
large, 4c. small, 7c.
Live poultry = Chickens, LA
121ac. turkeys, l2@ l2iac-; ducks,
l3M lac.
Butter and eggz-Creamery butter,
23M &c. dairy, l3@ ljc. ranch eggs,
l6c.
Grain-Oats, s2e. 30 harley, sl7 50a
Is; wheat, chicken feed $50
Hay-Puget sound, $l2: Eastern
Washington timothy, SIC. 25@ H. 80;
alfalfa. SlO@ 1913.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30
TWELVE WERE LOST
STEAMER EOUNcEREc ON lake
HURON IN : STORM.
Eve, v.- se- Himself .zs ,-s Czoaa.s
l.S O-o--Seeonl ensJaxt- a. Oas
Deckslnc SaSec-lltrs- .ss C'x-s s'r1
Ills Te--7sSe Exos-sncs - Esq Inss-s SET
o. sax sreek

E4S- Tzwas. Mich. Mar 3s--Tas
wooden steamer Baltimore iolrde-.41
this morning n LAKE Huron r.@--
AL Sable. and IL q Is, c-e~ q a
we-e drowned. Two w=1 war@
washed abar, in The aka io- ser4ral
hours. lashe4. 70 pieces q s4-=-
and w--e finally picked II ~ m
tlc Cola-nt,i.. &ni brought II her
Iie-a-ss Mct1ianis. deck hand l-1@
@: the rescued. went crazy --u-a Il.
experience. The o,ae- >u-T.~or.
Thomas Murphy. OF Milwaukee s~@s-
oud engineer. was able 10 -e- liz
>:o-v q tae disaster.
Il was sometime a:te- the Co-uI-
bia had brought the >hipz--cke-- --=l
into y.o-r t-;o-e Mu-par wss -
v;v-i sufficiently - tell rs stc-y-
Th4 Baltimore iounde---i about 6
o clock in the morning and IL T4s
n the water until lAse in the A,te--
noon
We we're bound from Lo-z:- 81
saul. Ste. Marie. he said. and had
IN tow large steam drill and -aqE-
When II Thunder Bay Captain Place
decided 10 turn about and I'M IL.
TawAs ior shelter When we arrived
u. An sable the steamer struck hear
liz on he- bottom. The SEQ. truae
over her 81 the same time and Carried
away the deckhouse and me ate.
cabin. and finally the s:noks>.4cs ie.l-
Da.h rails forward broke n -w1 Us.
al q the forward d.ckilcssl>-, ami ~e
knew il WAS only Il few minutes t+:o--
the steamer would go 70 pieces.
Its eve-y man :c,- himself TOE.
shouted Captain Place. We tc'ak
Captain Places advice and every Ezo
started 20 save hinsel; a. test IL
could Some Of the Toys took 20 .ns
rigging, bu, McGinnIs and myself
Isshs-d ourselves 20 q ring t.olt in .
piece Of the after cabin. and We ~s-s
washed overheard shortly a:ewar-d-
The strain was too much io- Mc+T-1-
MS and h went crazy before we had
ben in the water very long. Hs
..iei 70 throw me Of the ~--rk2g--
bu; talked TO him and encourages
him 70 hold On. Twice fe 60. lc-1r<s
and tried 70 drown Is both. ou. each
time succeeded in quie.ing him !
told him : t.1at was coming 10 -s2e
rs OF. and then | would g. MIN .i=-s
fast again.
The tug Columbia LOST drill SOC
with SIX men on itSa-d Just t.=:o-s
she picked up the men iro-n tie Bal
-:rlo-e. TIE Columbia went IL.
a-ain This afternoon ard found -ls
drill. The rer were taken II !.
tzdly frightened asHhey lad neithe,
boa. not lie preserves.
The lost steamer w4s rated &, $40
.Ic ty the underwriters and Was IL
su-esi tn- nearly that amount.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30
Yukon is NOT Op<a

White Horse. Y. t. May l4.-Yc,.
withs-aniing reports 10 the contrary.
the Yukon river i Nos open below
Lebarge, but the daily clearance ut
the ice is expected Many scows and
a great quantity OF irsiyh have been
passed IS lar Is LebS.rye. the latter
awaiting the arrival o; the first psw.
son found steamer. Lake Bennett is
not vet open. but that is OF but little
concern TO the 1901 kloudiker. since
the White Pass & Yukon route has
solved the problem OF lake and -spid
navigation, as far a. White Horse.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30

Naverly, O.. May 37-Dr. W. +.
Wallace engaged in duel with fou,
robbers last night, and saved the FRS,
National Bank and the pos,ottice iroa,
being burglarized. The doctor LIVES
on the second floor OF the buildlrs
AMI was awakened by the noise. lie
exchanged shots with the burglars
and trail OF blood proved thar his
aim was good The crooks made
their escape from town on freight
train.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30
MUlTiPlEx TELECRAPHY.
The Rowland System is Being Introduced Int
Germany.

Baltimore. May 27.-The multiplex
system Of telegraphy, invented by the
late Henry A. Rowland. Of Balri-
more, which is being introduced into
Germany. permits Of the transmission
II eigh. messages simultaneously over
4 single wire, four in each direction
Al the rate Of 40 words a minute
The messages are sen, by means 81
h keyboard similar 70 that OF type
writer, which can be operated by an
ordinary typewriter opreator. and are
recorded at the other end Of the wire
by a small machine II is possible 70
either print the message upon sheet
Of paper Or upon long tape ike
that which is used in the ordinary
ticker service.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30
Slide More Serious Than Reported

Baker City, Or, May 27.-The
landslide at the Climax mine. which
occurred about two weeks ago, in con-
sequence Of water ditch oyerhoWing,
has proven far more serious than az
first reported. The mouth OF the
main tunnel was closed with tim ar.
toulders, gravel and debris OF all
kinds, 50 that it required heavy blast
ing and ~ days to open it up. 1t
will require several weeks more TO
put up the buildings destroyed and
restore the other property lost in the
food.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30

Sam Franciscan May 81 Three
steamers sailed to-day sor Ncne-the
Eenesua0xh, With :. esN tons OF gem
eral tsvsxhs bur ne passengers; the
Portland with 100 passengers. three
teas ~ mste an1 full caryv. Nearly
hall ~ she passengers are employees
ei che \csshera Co,utusrvi4i COM
pany, t>'oni tor t'nSi&sAa. Dutch
hssessr 50. Nschssl ani Nome. The
steamer \slenvls. with about 200
passengers saI supplies
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30
WASHINGTON NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
ALL OVER THE STATE.
1o<nz<-c-ai az f1ssa-Al hxoc<szsts q IL
porrxne-4 Srses 2<ve. Of al TX
C'0srr AZ l-o-vsszx~3 Of cas May
lacGs.-ss Ih-O1saou, Or T..-s.sss Ccz-
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ii. :s.he- the family settling a-s,
=, Portland In 1853 they moved 70
Claousro. Lewis county. where .hey
resided ior many years.
There have ;.en $50 bicvcle license.
issu-d in Whs-com.
An Az "a -.'n
A pcs,oAce inspector VIII recon-
mend the i-ee delivery system 10.
Aberdeen
Henry s,eznan,. OF Goldendale,
from MS tznd Of 1880 sheep reports
/. $50 lambs.
WI,
:. 80 -. - $780,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30

Pekin, May 27.-The doctors who
were instructed TO make report d.
10 what length OF time must elapse
before it will be safe 10 allow the
troops on board the United States
transport Indiana, where it was sup.
posed a case OF smallpox had devel-
,ped, have decided that the suspected
case was not smallpox. The troops
will 90 on board the Indiana today.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30

Copenhagen, May Alt is Off
cialIy announced that the Danish
West Indies have not been sold. As
previously set forth, the negotiations
are progressing on matters Ut detail,
but it is not likely that the treaty
will he concluded before the rigsdag
and congress meet.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30

Caracas, Venezuela, May %, via
Haytien cable-Venczuela refusal
10 accept the French protocol cover
ing the renewal OF diplomatic rela-
tions with Venezuela was due TO the
objection Of Venezuela to clause
providing for arbitrating all pending
claims which originated on account
Of the last revolution. Venezuela
proposed coming to an agreement On
a total sum without arbitration.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30

The state department has received
satisfactory reports Of new gold dis
coverics in the Klondick region.
After the selamlk recently the
sultan received in private audience
John q. Ieishman, United States
minister TO Turkey.
Con-tantinople again assert. that
Turkey has arranged to pay Ameri-
can missionary claims by means of a
$500, go in-tallmcnt 10 the Cramps
for new war-hip.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30

Glendive, Mont, May "a. - The
Northern Pacific panys large
warehouse in which was stored 80, 90
pounds Of wool. tool- and supplies,
caught fire tonight, presumably from
locomotive spark, and was de-
-troyed, together with two story
residence and d large number of cedar
and oak piles Loss, $lW, 800.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30

Santa Re, \. NJ. May sS.-One
man MAS instantly killed alsi several
seriously huys i. the Santa Rita cop
per mine. ~ Grant e0un.v. while
eleaasng co. blasts which had tailed
to explode.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30

Gan Francisco, May PA. E.
Beck, United states minister to
japan. sailed for Yokohama yester-
day He came home IN a visit lev
months ago, but was attacked By the
grip, and has not yet recovered from
the disease He expect. that the sea
Yoysge and the change Of climate will
completely restore him TO health.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30

Two missionaries who made tor
tunes in the Nome district are 70
build a hospital in Chicago
Recent census statistics in Italy
show that the proportion u popula-
tion not able to read or write ha. de-
creased to 20 per cent.
The faculty Of stanford University
in California has directed that saloon
and cafe advertisement. must be
omitted from the Daily Palo Alto.
the college paper.