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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-07
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-07
WASHINGTON NEWS

The October fire loss al Tacoma was
Sos,
Thieves wcrr very busy i'll Everett
last week
Seattle hotel clerks propose to organ,
isc a protective association
Nottingham has received two new
chemical tirc engines,
Tho glass works AT kcnton arr to NJ.
sumo operations with about eighty
men
Seattle's total fire losses during &c.
toher. as reported Ivy the fire marshal,
werp $500,
The Washington Hardware Assncia
tion will hold its sixth annual conven-
tion AT Tacoma November Ii and L;
The q. Il \ \ Company is con.
strnctins new 81 600 brick depot AZ
resoa which is RAPIDLY nearing com.
rlonon
The strike az the kentou coal mines.
tosun last June. has been declared OH
the men s,Nns bach az the COMPANY ;
terms
James Hartman, of Fitzgerald ia
has ruo'hassNi land III the vicinity II
Olympia fov the purpose If starting y
ginseng farm
William Csmptell has b,.eu appoint
ri city attorney VI NNlriam ~ rll
the vacsncy caused by the death II
Judge Parker
The first car north fr,m Eallani IN
the Seattle kveDAtt .utsrurtSsr WAS rul,
Monday The hue Is completed tour
miles ,sNrth II t&sllsni
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cott ami SlN1lsNi ,he safe sni furniture
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-07
NEWS OF THE DAY
ITEMS From VARIOUS PARTS N
riE WORLD
ticsumr Of the lrss Important,
hut Not less Interesting, NaV'
pcninS, ~ the Fast Week Iva
'Nu,dcuscd tt,rtu.

Suits have been commenced AZ New
Work Involving Sloo. 900 900 NJ down
town rssl estate
The public debt statement fer tNto
ter shows that receipts weCa 81 ~, al|
less than expenditures
I\ntrn MILLS III Nav England winch
have hccn closed tor the last three
mouths have resumed operations
The misair's Asd birthday was cele
Natpa IN an enthusiastic fashion a,
the Japanese capital city Thursday
Santiago lie Ia Eusni,s has teen Az
ys,,ntci SECRETARY II state NJ Panama,
succeeding Semen Ar,aS, N>'ensN ne
s,snsNa
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rAaierce VI che Republic NJ Panama
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The appointment NJ Chcvsher VIZ.
sVr,c ressie IS COMMISSIONER general
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-07
LONDON HAS WAR SCARE
Causes Great Consnsofion in Births
Metropolis -Nofking In II.

London, Nov. 3-Negotiations be
tween Great Britain and Russia look
ing IL n settlement Of the North sea
affair are progressing fsvora bly,. snd
there is not the slightest danger Of
friction arising between the two gov
erunents. The constitution Of the in
ternatloual commission under The
Hague convention is on the verge Of
settlement
In spite 81 these pacific conditions.
Great Britain yesterday experienced Il
war panic that can only be compared
10 the panic created on saturday, &c.
tober IS. when the news Of the sinking
II the trawlers III the North sea Was
received Not fer years have 81 msLy
alarn,st reports snd flaming extras
flooded London
The most extraordinary feature Of
this scare. which was serious enough
while II lasted. Is that there was NOT
oue single clrcurustsncs IL Justify IL
The excitement started ,eSrly N the
day. when the newspapers announced
the departure II the Russian Baltic
fleet fr,m Niso. The pubic WAS not
III possession u the information cAbled
py the As>tHistsNi Press ~ the United
States that onlv the cfAcer> concerned
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-07
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The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-19
She Never Lost Money.

Two ladies' met the other day and
began to talk about their servants.
Il cant trust mine" said one. "rm
actually afraid to leave the house for
..ar something will be stolen before
rat back"
"Wly don you lock everything up
AID take the keys with you?" asked
,uo other
81 do lock all my closets and draw
.r". was the reply, but it's too much
trouble fY take the keys with me. Be
SIDES, / hide them in an excellent
lace"
"WEar.?" asked her companion.
'Ia DO, box Of candy on the mantcl-
.lr"..' was the answer.
"Na wonder you're robbed" OK
..fn"E Oh" other. why. you couldn't
.." r'..H worse Place. for your
-r...- ave- inst as fond # .weci
' .-' O., g." are, and your box Il
..".E is tire FIRST thing trny examine
".'1 you leave the house Now. |
... mE h"ls in my work box. for I
"Hw t'af my servants have a horror
. HHr. r.a that they will never think
.i SONG near it."
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kInn ,.onold,a $4,000 Bug.

king Leopold of Belgium owns ono
rug that cost comfortable fortune Ill
itself" said ]. +. Caldwell, who rep
rescnts an Eastern carpet manuiac'
tory. II have seen the rug, and II Is
a beauty. King Leopold paid Glo'-
Geo. or $4,000, for II. I saw the rug
when it was on exhibition in Vienna
It was made in the Orient, ana IS
Land tuftcd. Its age is its principal
value, and It has been under the icet
of royalty for probably a century. The
lrg Is very large. measuring probably
co by Is feet.
Few rugs like that come TO Ameri'
ca, though the millionaircs frequently
nay as much as $4,000 or $4,000 for
some. Few carpets are imported, as
they can be made much better by ma
chinery than by hand, and America
,xcels in all machine made goods
Large numbers of handmade rugs
however. are imported every year from
Turkey. Persia, Arabia and all parts
6, the Orient. We have no labor cap
able of competing with their rugs. -
I ouisville Courier-JOurnal.
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mANiEv 10 ss svHs,
swssthesrt's Little Trick 70 Test HsF
Manaaerial Ability,


"WOmen's WAYS are iDscTn'ah'e' an"
they do a great many ih.nss '"''
seem 20 be utterly without point u"
men, hut il has been nay eNpeT' use
that time shows thoy had pIy'N
goot reason for the queer tricks lhey
ylayed us." said T., A, Cubhs uI Mon
treal, Canada,
For instance" he continued my
wife has an angelic disposition sho
las always had that disposition anu
n was one OF the many things lh''
attracted me 10 her, After we De-
came engaged, however, on s'N''"'
occas ions she did things which srem''
% me 10 be utterly ineNcusahle' lNo
got something Of temper, ana !
would get pretty hot, but every limo
the little trouble passed on-sho nav
ing gained her point, however l"'S
sort Of thing happened several times
Int we were finally married,
after the ceremony she never
gave any symptoms Of inconsistency
hut was always as sweet and amiable
as she could be, one day ! asked her
why she had done these things dur'
inc our engagement ana II she haH
done them merely TO make me angry
"'Ccrtalnly did. my dear was her
surprising reply. i am n prudent
woman and merely wanted to make
sure ! could manage you when you
we're mad
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-19
THE WAR SITUATION.

I'm Wow of the determination ni
the Japanese as announced IN inc
dispatchcs lately 10 give up the idea
of taking Port Arthur by storm anu
to prcpnrc for a long siege aud n win
ter campaign. II Is of interest to motto
the figures of LOSSES already sustained
an both sides and data concerning
the various campaigns and engage
mcnts.
The war has been in progress 22o
DAYS. or over seven moths. I"'r'
have been II important land battles
exclusive of the hard fighting around
Port Arthur and six important sea
fights.
II is estimated that Russia ms
.ugorcd thc loss of $1,000. men main
~ killed and wounded rs there nave
been few captures. Japan, owing 10
her posItiou ON the offensive against
noworful Notifications, has lost laT
more heavily. and probably S''o""
would be a fair estimate OF the num-
her of men her armies have lost,
RUSSIA has lost at least $@5,OOo 900
worth of war vessels, while Japan mas
lost about one fifth AS much. KnSSla
ba. lost three general officers of high
rank in battle. while Japan has lost
none.
Port Arthur has been cut OH from
the world since May :, 10 weeks ana
the actual siege has been on since
Nav n. II Is believed tina the Japa
have 10000 men around PorI
Arthur, while the Russian defenders
hardly number more than 10000. 1lIc
japanese have perhaps 325,OoO men
in the field while the Russians have
100000 fewer.
Tho Russian navy in eastern waters
is either destroyed or canton2d whcrc
il can do no harm. If Russia Eu'
ropcan fleet succeeds in reaching Chl-
ucsc waters. however, Iapans navy
will have TO begin all over again on
about an equal basis for the mastery
of the sea.
The end of the war will probably
not come until three events happen:
Port Arthur must fall kuropalk KIN
army must be captured or destroyed
and Russia's remaining ships must
be disposed of. Russia may decide
10 accept peace terms after any two
of these events have taken place.
That Russia should actually win in
the present war is almost incnnccN-
able, though stranger things nave
happened. The Japanese Manchnriah
armies are getting pretty lar away
from their base and the turning point
may come sooner than any one en-
pects.-El pasO Herald.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-19
Value Of d Candid Friend.

There Is nothing like a candid
friend" said an old army officer the
ether day. when I was young,
found such a one in Major Blank. Tic
bottom dropped ont of things for me
one time. and / vowed In my dgspcra
'tlu 20 commit suicide. The major
asked me what was up.
4 am going 20 blow my brains
ont. ! said.
Can you bin thc acc Of spades al
Ten yarIse asked the major.
No said
-.B.Har practice. my boy said The
~--rr Better practice. If y0u'ro SCI
M hitting tn brain. Why didn't yul
decide 90 fire AZ a vital spot -
washington Post
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-19
Gen. Tracv's Queer Hand,

Some time during the year before
len. Tracy was appointed secretary
u the navy and went to Washington
, live. the Tracys had in their Brook.
n homo an Irish servant girl who
,as something of a character. Tall.
.whurCd and muscular CrOss-Cycd
nj Tracked she was not much TO
ook at. but her dignity was not TO be
niHoi with. Unable 10 read or write.
or ingenuity in cvading the admis-
ion was a source of much amusement
60 hcl employers. One day when the
rcmbcr- C. tho family were all away
tic country she received telegram
"om the general. and. taking it
round to tho grocery store she said
90 tie proprietor. whom she knew
.olI.
Tom. thorc'a just one word in this
rlccram ! can't make out. The gen.
ral does write such queer hand. 49,
Sew York Times.
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western part IT Fans county Friday
night. Mr. e, ). stuart, commonly
known as Rcu stuart, wni.e asleep
un ans gallery. was asFasslnatcd by The
cruol means of his 4cad being severed
from his lndy with an AK, The AK
was found lyiug hy his side, Ills head
was "a iuut ar more from his hldy,
Mr stuart was "a w.duwer ana
sided with his three little girls, whn
were spending the night away fran
nome. Shrrim Greer gId County At
.ulury Garter went Ia the scene at li"
fascination, hul nave not hrrn
n, ard from regarding The alalT II Is
not aUuWH whether ~ not there rs a
Glow 10 the guilty paru"s n l6
ihuu.hi runiciy Waa the motive lha'
urtmIcd the guilty ones IN committing
M. crime, Deceased mad resided IN
thai county many years, and was wed
uAyd hy number ui people,
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BUILDINGS of Ancient Greece.

At the recent unwilling of a mural
tablet to the memory of the late Mr..
.. c. Pcnroso. +. r. s, in the crypt Of
ST. Pauls Cathedral, London, Sir L..
Alma-Tadcma remarked that Mr.. Pen
roses accurate measurements revealed
how far the Greeks had gone beyond
,ho use of the straight line into COM
prrhcnsion of the hidden curve. He
showed. for instance, that the lines
Of the base of the Parthcnon were
curved in order 10 appear straight,
and that columns on the same plane
were made different In size in order
90 create a more perfect and harmoni-
GUS impression of uniformity. 1t was
Mr.. Pcnrosc who directed the strength
cuing of the Parthcnon after the earth.
quake OF 1894
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~ -. 800 ---- eel.
af-s- =--s- a-.. from gre --= -f gee
..-r- -a-r --...-- saH r-a -- -s.
Ola .- or -.-.. GRE r-- C--s
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The Excursion Steamer.

Il don't see how we can afford to
put in al those life prescrvcrs."
"Wo don't have to. know = sign
painter who can paint us Il lot ttat ut
little distarcc will look Just as nat
ural 90 tno rnp1 thir~"
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Governor lauham has received u
l,ttrr from Il. ", Richardson, ul Tho
tinted states public roads inquiry de.
rarlmcnl. stating thai ne has com
pl,lnd arrangements M beaumont Tor
road work In the form oi
an object lesson roadway
IA Jefferson county. tie says, In part
We viii have u complct" corps
engineers road experts
with a lul complement oi machinery
lm operation carrying ON ana CON
plotting a roadway During the time
oi construction We desire "a hold Il
convention ar institute for the purpose
Of disseminating II practical knowledge
of road building To the largest radius
us pOuulatiun possible. We have there.
fore. arranged with the Chamber Oi
Commerce and the authorities of JET
fcrsu, county tO hold such COnvcn'
ton or institute IN the city of Beau
mont on the 10Th ana llth Of October
n, asks that the governor issue cal
for the meeting, and extend invitations
Ia the county authorities of the several
counties to send delegates To represent
their interests In the proposed con
ycmtion. He says that il Is likely lha.
this Is the only experimental work of
this kind which the government Will
do in Texas for some time.
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A serious accident occurred IN j. j.
Iiurdim & BIOS saw mill. a colorcu
boy. aged IL years, by the name OF At
fred Oliver, was caught by the puil"y
o. the Shinglc saws. lie was cut al
the same time by III" lhr"r saws
which passed through ms h,lu' arms
dlcu on 'hc way
The body OF young man. isaac WI,
bert GuEg"nhclm whlch was lo"lin
lIC"ting in the lakc near inc iarn'
club house. at New orleans an" Wn''u =
lay in the morguc Ion COUP" W
days unidentified and was 'Hoh o,rIo"
il poltcr'S field, was al'"r"arn OK,
hGmCd. Identified rs GuGg"nh"lih, ana
a"aiu buried. this time in the crihc''rE
~ ~" Congregation of the Dispersed
OF Judah.
In section b of the criminal district
voe fined ST 600 or six months in I've
u,rish urisou for gambling. Harmon
wos ono of five partlcs charged with
Gambling in old No is ROYAL street on
flo dov that the Fincran brothers
n,odr = raid ON that cstahl shmcnt.
rInnron william Dowtv. TavInr Dow
~ william Nohr and Richard BChln
wcrn cb,rrcd with runnin" the cam
h&ny bouso known rs the Monarch sa-
loon and with gambling
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