The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-03

ernor would invoke all his power to
punish the guilty.
Emperor William reached Kiel with
stars and stripes flying from his yacht
and dipped his colorS to the United
States warship Kearsarge. Such cour-
tesy is unprecedented in his navy.
The death rate at Manila. has de-
creased from 1850 per 1000 population
for the first quarter of 1900 to 22.17 for
the first quarter of 1908.
Pope Leo held in Rome what is be-
Iicved to be his last consistorg and red
hats were conferred on new cardi-
mails.
King Peter, Of Scrvia. took the oath
before the national council to main
tain the constitution and protect the
country's independence.
Emperor William inspected the
United States battlcship Kearsarge
at Kiel, talked with the sailors, and
cahIcd President Roosevelt congrat-
uluting him on It's appearance.
LATER.
Three negroes, Garfield Mccoy. Geo.
Mckinney and Wiley, were taken from
the jail at Newton, Ga, hung to- tree,
and riddled with bullets.
King Peter Of Servia held Il recep-
ton at which only two foreign dipIc
mats, the Russian and Austrian minis
ters, attended.
Four violent earthquake shocks were
felt at Erlan, Hungary. Nearly all
the buildings in the town were more
or less damaged.
The Toxic correspondent OF the Lon
don Times says public Impotence in
Japan with regard to the Manchurian
question is increasing daily. The most
sober journels declare that the nation
would support the government if it
should decide to fight.
L. l.. Turney, secretary of the
Transfers National union, declares
that he is in favor of unionizing the
United States army, and at1iliating
them with the American Federation Of
Labor.
The ear has pardoned s~eventy-nine
Finlandcrs who evaded military service
in 1902 and has granted their petition
to be allowed now to join the colors.
Lester Wilcox, 16 years old, was shot
in the hand by a soldier at Richmond,
Va, for crying "scab" at a car and re-
fusing to desist when told to do SO.
Charles S. Green, a driver of >trot-
ting horses, was thrown from a sulkey
at Utica, N. Y, and fatally injured.
Elsie Buehler, of Chicago, threw her
self before an Erie train at Jamestown,
n. Y, and was instantly killed.
Mrs. Mary Peterson was arrested at
New Iberia, La, charged with burn
ing her ~stepdaughter to death.
Appleton, Wis, is in a state of panic
over the succession Of attacks upon
people and cattle by rabid dogs.
Rev. Joseph DeForest was found
dead in his bed at San Francisco.
The Wisconsin Central depot at
Prentice, Wis, was destroyed by fire.
Deputy Sheriff Lalzari was murderd
at Meadville, Mon.
Fire destroyed a boiler shop at Mil
waukee and badly damaged the David
son hotel. Several members of the
Milwaukee and st. Paul baseball teams
lost all their baggage.
Ten cars on a coasting "merry-go-
round" left the track at Fort Wayne,
Ind, and several passengers were
thrown out. One car was hurled from
the track, carrying three passengers.
All were severely hurt.
A railway train in Spain was blown
from the track and overturned, injur-
ing 100 persons.
The S~henango tin mill at Newcastle,
Pa, was destroyed by fire.
The high waters of the Rio Grande
in New Mexico have driven hundreds
of families from their homes.
Fire destroyed four big elevators be-
longing to the American Mailing com
pany, at Milwaukee.
The strike at the international paper
mill at Fort Edward, N. Y, has been
settled, the men agreeing to return to
work at the old rates.
This annual convention of the Prot
estant Episcopal church of the diocese
of Oregon adopted resolutions favor
ing a change of name, incorporating
the word Catholic"
Adolph Ferguson lived for a week
grass and weeds under a sidewalk
in Chicago.
A dispatch from Jibutil, Abyssinia,
says the Mad Mullah has destroyed
five British posts between Burao and
Bohotle in Somo1land. Thirty-nine
British officers put of forty-two white
men were killed II tie engagements.
Two thousand native soldiers were
made prisoners.
Harvey Logan, a Montana train rob-
Der who is undergoing sentence of
twenty years, escaped from the Knox
county Jail at Knoxville, Tenn.
The nude body OF James p. Mccain,
a horseman who disappearedon June
is. was found in a quarry pond near
Bonfls, Mo. The body was decom-
posed so that it was barely recogniz-
able.
Angered over her refusal to marry
him, p. IA. Warden, of Carmel, N. T.,
killed Edith Roscoe by cutting her