The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-05-22
THE NEWS i'm BRIEF.
For d. week H,,dinr 4 : "a.


For H. Week Esadins May 10.
Mayor Low has stopped the preach
ing of Mormonism in the streets OF
New York city.
The Lebaudy airship made another
ascension from Paris, circling Nantes,
Rosny and Moisson.
Postmaster General Payne will es-
tablish no more rural free delivery
routes until July 1.
Forest fires have done great damage
in the New York counties Of Warren,
Essex and Hamilton.
Cars on a trolley line coIlided at Tn-
~dianapolis and ten women were in-
jured, three seriously.
Jacksonville, Fla, was flooded by
heavy rains and property valued at
$4oo,oo0 was destroyed.
Gen. Shafter has been elected de-
partment commander of the g. "A. r.
for California and Nevada.
Plans are being made to celebrate
the two hundred and fftseth anniver-
sary of New York city May 26.
Russia announces that all Manchuria
Is now open to foreign trade and pass
ports are no longer necessary.
Gen. Mabini, the former minister Of
foreign affairs of the Filipino govern
ment. died Of cholera in Manila.
Ten Chicago ~laundries that tried to
resume work were besieged by strike
pickets and the workers assaulted
Appropriations by the last session OF
congress ttottaiieds T5S,155,516 ~ zt# =
of 9,501 new offices yer created.
Statistics compiled by the board Of
health show that the population Of
New York city is nearly 4.00o,ooo.
Mrs. Pierre L%orillard, Of New York,
was robbed of jewels valued al ss5o, 900
while en- route from Paris to Calais.
William mccarthy, wife murderer
who was to be hanged at Lexinigton,
Ky, committed suicide by takingpoi-
son.
The diocese of Arkansas, Protast-
ant Episcopal church, voted against
sts'asspEsrsssaa=ellHaz Sin tie naaasass-. II
church.
Weekly trade reviews declare the
Industrial situation exceptionally en-
c~ouraging except for the army of
strikers. as
Gov. Mickey, of Nebraska, ans
nounced thathe had.been offered$ 81 ,00D
each forfour positions under the state
government.
The 5000 employers of labor in Kan1
sas City, Mo-, have banded together to
fight the members of labor unions who
use the boycott.
Advices from Morocco say the
American missionaries have praetically
abandoned Mequinez, owing to the
critical situation.
A bill prohibiting Illinois circnit
judges from practicing law in state
courts or acting as legal counsel was'
vetoed by GOV. Yates.
D. M. Parry in an address before tho
manufacturers at Buffalo says the
trend of Industrial conditions, is a
grave n to the country,
The navy department. suspended re.
cruiting indefinitely, owing to the.
prevalence of contagious Diseases at
stations and IN receiving ships.
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain, in,
a speech at Birmingham, warns
Great Britain that it must modify it's
free trade ideas or lose its colonial
markets.
A memorial arch to the memory Of
10 missionaries OF the American board.
of foreign missions who suffered mar
tyrdom in China in 1900 was dedicated
at oberlin, O.
It has been discovered that the in
fernal machine intended to blow up the
steamer umbria In New York was
made in Chicago BIZ George Russell.
who is missing
All Denver (Cols)labor unions, in
GLIDING 1850 members, have struck
because of the failure of the Cifi-
zens' allianceand theirleaders to agree
over a central arbitration board.
Steps towards a building trades ems
ployers' association were taken at q
New York meeting. Paralysis . build-
ing industry is declared to have been
brought about by irresponsible walk
ingdelegates.
Moody Merrill, a former Boston
lawyer and now bank president in
New Mexico, who is under arrest at
New York for embezzlement ten
years ago, is declared to be serving
as q scapegoat for a relative.
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