Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-02-18

Miss Isabelle McDermoth has resumed
her former position in the Geo. J. Wolff
store.
Attorney ]. G. Cross, who has shared
the HERALD office since the October fire,
has leased suite OF three rooms in the
Zelasko block and is having them fitted
up for his use.
T. H. Cavanaugh was brought from
Montesano Tuesday, and taken to the
Aberdeen General hospital, with both
feet severely injured by wire cable,
while working in a logging camp.
SKIFF FouND:-A fifteen foot skiff
drifted into Warwick's boom several
weeks ago. The owner can have the
same by proving property and paying
charges. by applying to G. f. Fowle, at
Warwick's camp, South Aberdeen.
The many friends Of A. w. Barley
are pleased to see that gentleman so far
recovered from long seige of typhoid
fever as to be again at his store, although
he can yet only remain there few
hours each day.
The new tug Daring" was launched
at the Lindstrom shipyard Monday
afternoon witnessed by large crowd.
Miss Carrie Wilson broke a bottle of
wine over the bow as the ship slid from
the ways into its element.
Mrs. Mary Weatherwax and Madame
Middleton entertained a party OF lady
friends in most charming manner at
the home OF Mrs. Weatherwax Tuesday
afternoon, in honor of Mrs. G W. Sack
rider and her daughter, Miss Jennie.
The G. f. Burrows Co. of Aberdeen, has
been awarded the contract for repairing
the jetties OF the inner harbor at a con
tract price OF $500. This includes re-
pairs of the Cow Point jetty and the one
between Hoquiam and Grays Harbor.
Geo. J. Wolff 4 Co. are usually proud
Of the goods they display, but, never
had they as good reason tor that pride
as now. The line of la lies suits just re-
ceived surpass any former efforts to
please, and the prices are said 10 be too
attractive to suit husbands.
j. Krouse and John Phillips are
employees of the Western Cooperage Co, ,
and have been hitherto friendly. But
this morning, Krouse alleges that
Phillips assaulted him entirely without
provocation. He filed a complaint with
Judge Bush, and his erstwhile friend
Phillips will have to explain.
The Aberdeen Steam Laundry has
been notified of the shipment from Roch-
ester, New York, OF car load of new
machinery. weighing $4,000 pounds,
which is expected to arrive next week.
With this lot OF the latest laundry ma.
chinery, costing $1,000, the Aberdeen
laundry will not be surpassed in point
Of equipment on the Pacific Coast.
A. Miller and ]. Watson gave the
police lively few minutes this morning,
and landed in the city Jail. A travelling
man name G. E. Walters and Miller and
Watson had been rolling ten pins in
the Pioneer saloon. and, some time
after midnight, got into a mix.up
in front of the saloon. When the
fracas was over Walters discovered that
his watch was gone. Officers Christian
son and Shaw did some good work in
capturing the two prisoners. Shaw hay.
ing to fire couple OF shots to check the
runaway career of Miller. County At.
torney Heath has filed complaint for
higway robbery against the parties, and
they will have hearing before Judge
Pearson tomorrow.
Mrs. Catherine Hendershott, an
apparently Woodworking woman. was
arrested Monday on complaint OF her
husband, James Hendershott, who
charged his spouse with having married
him while she was the undivorced wife
of Jas. Davidson. 1t appears that the
Hendershotts were married three years
ago. and that the belated complaint was
largely induced by reason OF the
woman's failure to provide the husband
in idleness. After having his wife
arrested, Hendershott had the kindness
to go insane. and was taken to the
Aberdeen General hospital, where he is
now recovering, and is said to regret
the steps taken to prove his wife a
criminal. The general opinion is that
Hendershott knew OF the bigamy pro.
position when he married, and It'll re-
gretable legal fact that he is not in
position Of be. punished as we'll as his