Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-04-10

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from Carbonate to take charge of the
railroad station. Mr.. Diefendorf will
take short vacation and will then take
charge of another station. Mr.. Hender.
son is well known to the residents Of
Aberdeen OF few years ago, he having
been assistant to Mr.. Clark when the
depot was in East Aberdeen, and made
many friends during his stay here
Mrs. Spaltz came down from Tacoma
Tuesday, to recover horse and Wagon
that were stolen from her several days
ago. ID. w. Green had the horse and
wagon, having bought the outfit for $4s
from man named Peterson. Green
said he bought them in good faith and
refused to give them up, and Mrs. Spaltz
went to Montesano yesterday to procure
writ of replevin for what she claims to
be her property.
A neighbor ran in with bottle of
Chamberlain,s Collie, Cholera and Diarr.
noea Kennedy when my son was suffer-
ing with severe cramps and was given
up as beyond hope by my regular physi-
clan, who stands high in his profession.
After administering three doses of it, my
son regalned consciousness and recover
ed entirely within twenty four hours, "
says Mrs. Mary Haller, of Mt. Crawford.
va. This remedy is for sale by Evans
Drug Co.
Physical Director Mitchell has made
his first monthly report to the Y. NJ. c..
A., and it makes a verv creditable show
ing tor that popular institution. During
March, 20 new members were enrolled,
making total membership of l6S. A
quantity of new apparatus for the gym.
nasium has been received from the east
consisting of new parallel bars, shuttle
board. giant chest weight, mats, etc.
City Superintendent Kerr has filed his
report of the city schools for the month
ending April 4. The report shows the
total enrolment 500; same month last
year ia. The per cent of attendance
was 94.5, last year 94.2. Number cases
OF hardness 26, last year 2O2. Number
cases of corporal punishment g, last year
81. There were no cases of suspension
last year, same month, there were four.
None OF the teachers were tardy, last
year there were two. TIE growth of the
schools is strikingly shown by the num-
Der of daily recitations.
Mrs. John Damitio left her home, JAG
Market street, yesterday morning to do
some shopping. and was absent about an
hour. When she returned the house
showed evidences of thieves in great
plenty. Beds and clothing were scatter
cd, drawers pulled out and their contents
spilled OFT and everything in great con-
fusion. Mr.. Damito, of the Aberdeen
Mig. Co., had left $40, under his pillow
in the morning, and this was gone.
Nothing else was missed, and it is sup.
posed that someone acquainted with the
fact that there was money in the house
had watched Mrs. Damitio 60 out, and
started in to fin1 it, and was successful.
Harry Hall, logger from Black creek,
got filled with Aberdeen whiskey and
concluded to start on the war path, Tues
day. He began in the Vienna bakery by
kicking out light OF glass, and was
gathered in by Marshal Graham. On
the way to the Jail, Hall became ugly,
refused to 90 and attacked the marshal.
Graham punched him into submission,
after lively set to, in which the marshal
had his cheek slightly cut by the calks
in Halls boots When taken to the
police court yesterday morning, Judge
Pearson assessed the fine at $40 and costs
Hall said he would not pay it, and the
judge promptly raised it to $25 and costs
with the evident idea that if Hail
thought the city Jail good thing he
ought to have plenty of it. Hall is in
Jail, on diet of bread and water, as he
refuses to work, and if he serves out the
fine, ought to come out in prime physi-
cal condition.
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