Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-01-08
NEWS OF THE DAY
Items FROM VAR Gus PARTS Of
THE WDRLD
Outside NE State Of VIZ hlnston- Resume o.
he Less Important Though Not Less
lntsseslins. Happen 90 Of the Past Week
IN . Cendsnssd. but Comprehensive"

Lumber has begun to arrive for Ever
ett's new depot.
The cup challenger, Shamrock III,
will be ready for launching April l.
Portland iron workers have been con-
ceded nine-hour day, without reduc-
ton of wages.
The fine barracks at Fort Brady,
Mich, which were built in 1892, have
been completely destroyed by fire. The
loss is $50 900.
The combine of malleable iron con-
Germs of the country has been postponed
because, it is said, the time for launch
ing it is inopportune.
Fire in the warehouse of Franklin
MacVeagh & Co., wholesale grocers, at
Sixteenth street and Newberry avenue,
Chicago, caused a loss OF $4,000.
Bishop Wells of the East Side diocese
at Walla Walla has left for the east for
the purpose of securing an endowment
for St. Paul's school at that place.
Letters of administration of the es-
tate of the late Bret Harte have been
granted at London. The total value
of the estate is placed at 81 800.
Cornelius Vanderbilt is so far on the
road to recovery from his recent attack
of typhoid fever that he is making plans
for cruise in foreign waters next
month.
A Paris dispatch says the famous
Montmarte astroioger, DR.. Starr, among
his predictions for 1908, say that a Sc
rious accident will fall to President
Roosevelt.
General Robert A. Friedrich, United
States district attorney for Alaska, is
dead at Juneau. He succumbed to pto-
maine poisoning Dec. 81, afetr an ILL
ness OF less than 4S hours.
The pope is about to issue an encyc-
lical against the practice of dueling.
He will appeal to all Christian govern
ments to suppress the practice, which
is described as a survival of the middle
ages.
The senior uf German sharpshooters,
Gottlieb Schneider. celebrated his Tooth
birthday in good health. His hearing,
sight and appetite are excellent. He
was "king' of the scheutzen over fifty
times.
Five masked men dynamited the safe
of the First National bank at Abingdon,
Ills, and stole $4,000. Two of the
robbers were arrested at Quincy on the
arrival of the Burlington fast mail from
Galesburg.
In a recent fight between Bulgarians
and Turkish troops at the village of
Drenovo, in the Monasitr district, fif-
teen of the latter were killed or wound
ed. The Turkish commander was among
those killed.
A certificate of incorporation of the
Lorenz Orthopedic Charity Hospital OF
New York city has been filed for APP
proval with the state board of chart
ties. 1t is designed to treat cripples
and deformed children after the method
pursued by by DR.. Lorenz, Of Vienna.
Secretary Wilson will make expert
menus III cdttle raising Ill Alaska IeAt
season. He will send herd of Polled
Angus cattle to the Copper River valley
and kenesi peninsula. The secretary
believes that the industry can be de-
veloped in Alaska and put on money
making basis.
News has been received at Seattle
that Rev. d. G. Garrett, for many years
pastor of st. Marks church in that city,
and one of its best known clergymen,
has accepted a call to the pastorate OF
the Church of the Redeemer, Chestnut
Hill, Boston