Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-07-16

A slight fro in the roof of a dwellin
a. Hume and w ,shing'on streets, occu
pied ny S. Phillips, called the depart
ment out Tuesday evening. 1t was ex
tinguished before bat trifling damax,
was done. 4
While "red" Haynes was operating
his wood saw Monday afternoon, OF
Market street, stick of wood was fun,
from the saw, striking him in thu
mouth. Seveyal teeth were knocke
out. and his face severely cut.
i G. P. Passemore, who came to the
Aberdeen General hospital last week
from Dineen's camp, for treatment. fol
an ailment of the bowels, died Tuesday
and the remains were shippe' this
morning to Sopenah, Wash, for burial
Seventeen lumber tallymen struck
yesterday for All advance in wager, and
the ships along the water front are load.
ing today without uniontaly men. They
ask $3.50 day, and sav that the men
who tally out the cargoes in California
ports get much larger figure.
A Freak-Tom Turner, the baseball
umpire, and Lee Williams discovered a
freak of nature near Elma. and have
brought the tame to Aberdeen, where
they will exhibit ..Isit" next to the
Poodle Dog Rests drAat building for a
few days, and doctors are wondering.
No man or woman in the state will
hesitate to speak we'll Of Cham berlain's
Stomach and LIVER Tablets. after once
trying them. THEY always produce a
pleasant movement OF the bowels, i'm
prove the appetite and strengthen the
digestion. For sale by All Druggists.
| An excursion to Westport on the Har.
Dor Belle next Friday, July 18th, will be
given by the Chehalis County w. G. T.
u, for the benefit OF their organization.
The boat leaves Aberdeen dock at nine
a. m. and will leave Wes'por for home
about five p. m. Tickets for round trip
80 cents
The first case brought under the new
state law making gambling felony was
tried before Judge Warren at Hoqniam.
Tuesday. Dan Hebron, saloon keeper
wa the defendant, and Judge Warren
held the evidense was Insufficient to
justify binding 4he defen liant over to the
superior cour..
Roht. Lowry has purchased the GRAND
Forks mail route, and has began tri.
weekly stage service between Aberdeen
and the Forks. Round trips will be
made on Tuesday, Thursday and >atur.
day@0f each week, and the line will be a
matter Of great accommodation to the
settlers and loggers on tie Wishkah
river.
T. Peppari, vetinary surgeon, came
down from Olympia Monday night, to
treat the horse injured by the train at
the Western mill that morning. DR..
Peppard returned home yesterday, sat.
isfied that the valuable animal would
recover, although it will take a long
time, as the flesh was stripped from the
hip and flank.
The schooner Eurus, Capt. W. A.
Thompson, of Hoquam, landed at the
city dock this morning with abou, ton
O. Goldfish, caught off the Grays Harbor
entrance. TIE col banks off urays
H,rbor have long been known, and
Capt. Thorn Dson proposes to u.e them,
an l.w II hereafter visit Aberdeen once
Week with his catch.
County Fruit Inspector Everett is in
the city, examining the fruit exhibited
for salS in the st' res. At Hoquiam the
inspector found the lemons lar ely in
fecte with the o 'ster scale," an i'm.
porta ion from the tropics that takes
ready hold here. Mr. Everett found the
+ nit tree in Geo. II. Emerson grounds
badly infe ted with this Sc lie.
Architect Stranahan is preparing
plans for the alteration to be made in
the Acme Opera house by its new own
er, G. T. Wooding. As remoleled the
opera house will have m ire stage room,
the middle OF thu auditorium will be
furnished with opera chairs, and the
front of the building will be practically
rebuilt, and will have portico at the
second floor for band playing.
The Daughters OF Rebekah had
pleasant meeting Tuesday evening, hay
ing social session after the installation
o. officers. The following officers were
i stalled Past Noble Grand, Mrs. c. |
w. Mack; Noble Grand, Miss Jessie
Young; Vice Grand, Mrs. Ma gle Rog-
ers; Secretary, Mrs Lucy Crandell;
Treasurer, Mrs. Nettie Bowes; Chaplain
Mrs. Lizzie Ladue; Conducttess, Mrs.
Alma Drake; Warden, Mrs. Rena |