Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-04

| The new steam schooner Crescent
City. recently launched at the Lind
strom shipyard, has been sold to the
Bee Steamship Co., of San Francisco,
and her name will be changed to the
"Bee."
The Order of Pendo extends to the
public an invitation to Bias et Social
SATURDAY. evening March 5, at Springer
Hall. Ladies bring your baskets and
join the gentlemen in the Grand Cake
Walk at $50.
Drs. Kiunison & Whitaker, dentists,
have Dissolved partnership, and DR..
Kinnison has taken offices in the Zelasko
block, while DR.. Whitaker remains at
the old location, over H. L. Cook & Coz
har lware store.
Geo. A. Woodward, proprietor of the
Comm ercial hotel. received verdict in
the superior court Saturday against the
N. P. Ry. Co., for $245 as damages Tor
cattle killed by the train between Aber.
deem and Hoquiam.
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 &. f. Fowlt, at
Warwick's camp, South Aberdeen.
No efforts have been spared to make
the first annual ball OF the Journeymen
BARRIERS, at Firemen's hall tonight
grand social success. State Labor Com
missioner VIM. Blackman will lead the
grand march and deliver an address.
]. r. Phillips, we'll known resident
of Aberdeen, who founded the Com
ment, has resigned his position on the
Bulletin. and will leave on the next
steamer for San Francisco, where his
family has been located for some time.
Mrs. Odessa Williams died at the res
idence of her mother, Mrs Sarah Carr,
80 Hume street, Tuesday. Mrs. Will
liams was from Rat Portage, Canada,
and stopped in Aberdeen to visit her
mother, while on her way to Los An.
geles.
The wrecked schooner Alcalde was
sold Monday to ]. F. Soule and Fred g..
Foster, of Hoquiam. for $775. As the
cargo is valued at $1,000, and the rig
cling at 81. 900. Messrs. Soule AMI Foster
stand chance to make some good
money by their venture.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Swedish Mission church will give a
social entertainment at the church,
corner Market and II streets. next Sat.
urday evening. An interesting program
will be rendered, and refre .hments will
be served. Every is cordially
invited to attend.
)! The schooner Glenn arrived in port
yesterday with its flag at half mast.
Captain Peter Peterson was swept over.
beard in terrific storm at sea on
February %, and lost, and the ship was
brought into port by the mate. She
will load at the Dryden 4 Leitch mill
for San Francisco.
The brick building on the south side
of Heron street between G and II, built
by Jaffe & Co., of Seattle, seems to be
hoodoed. At first the foundation were
insecure, and the walls-half built-ha
tr:be torn down. Now when the sidewalk
is being laid, the building is found to be
seven inches below grade.
A. Boccholz, an employe of the Grays
Harbor Commercial Co., at Cosmopolis
was killed Tuesday by a truck load O.
lumber overturning ON him. The un'
fortunate man had only been at Cos
mopolis short time, and resided al
Tacoma, where he was member of the
Maccabees. His brother-in-law came
from Tacoma, and took the remains tt
that city for interment.
The case of the State vs. T. II. Hill is
, set for trial by jury in hesupei ior court
tomorrow. This is the case in which
former Policeman McGahan charged
Hill with criminal libel, alleged to have
been committed in making an affidavit
charging the officer with scandalous con-
duct while on the force. The trial will
probably ventilate the entire police
scandal that was the sensation in the
last days of Marshal Anstie's admins
tration.
The stern wheel steamer built at the
foot of G street. by w. H. McWhinney
for the G. f. Burrows Co., was success
fully launched at noon Tue day, Mr.
McWhinney breaking bottle OF wine
over the bow as she slid into the water
named the new craft the Skookum. The
; steamer is 100 feet long, and will be II ed
in towing on the harbor and it's trib:bu
taries, replacing the old steamer Monte
sano which is nearly ready for the
: retired list. When completed the
Skookum will have cost about $50, OOD.