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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-14
CHILD PLAYED WITH MATcHE
Parents of the Little Girl Were Away
at the rime-AII Her Clothing Was
Burned From sody-Fourpsys'e'ans
Attended 4er-Dsughier of Captain
Harry G. Reid.

Juliettc Mccormick Reid, the three
ycar-old daughter OF Captain and Mrs.
Harry G.. Reid, died in her home ia
Victoria enu last night at 7:45
o'clock from burns received in the
Reid home shortly after 3 O'Clock III
the afternoon. The burns covered al.
@ the child's entire body.
1t is thought that Juliettc may have
gotten hold of matches and while play.
Ing with them caused one to ignite and
set her clothing On fire. When found
by her nurse she was sitting at the
top OF the stairs with all her clothing
burned from her body save a small
hand and the flesh almost cooked from
the entire body.
Parents Away From Home.
Captain, end Mrs. Reid were both
away at the time. Captain Reid. who
is a member Of the Virginia Pilot'.;
Association, left his homo just after
the noon hour for the Virginia capes,
While Mrs. Reid had accompanied ilor
mother, Mrs. Frances, and sister, Mrs.
W.. w. Scott, to Newport News. The
little girl was left in the care of the
nurse.
Hearing the screams for help rrcln
the Reid residence. Judge Sidney ].
Dudley, who lives next door. hurried
ly ran to the house, and he was hor-
rifcd to discover J~ulictte sitting on
the top of the stairway one mass uf
burns. The nurse had by this t.mr
succeeded i'll extinguishing the flames
by Wrapping the child in Il blanket.
But the flames were not subdued bcror.
the fire had done its horrible work.
Physicians Arrive Quickly.
Judge Dudley sent for a physician at
once. Messages were then sent to
every physician in town so that moth
ing might Prevent the speedy appear
ancc Of Il doctor. Major Vickery, for.
merry surgeon at the National Sol
dicrs' Home, WHO lives in Victoria ave-
nue.. was the first physician to ar
rive. He was later joined by DR., Wal.
ter a.. Plecker and within a few min.
u'cs Drs. J. Wilton Hope j. W. Meal
lister had reached the Reid residence.
The trained physicians soon realiz-
cd the seriousness of the child's con-
dition. Everything possible to allcvi-
ate the intense suffering of the child
was resortcd to and little Juliettc was
made rs comfortable as possible.
Mrs. Reid Arrives.
Shortly after The arrival OF the ply
sicians Mrs. Reid, Mrs. Scott and Mrs.
Frances reached Hampton from New
port News totally ignorant of the ter
Tible accident which had befallen the
child. When informed the mother
withstood the severe shock, but Mrs.
Frances swooncd.
a telephone message was liter got.
ten through to Captain Reid, who I'M.
mcdiately left the capes for mis- home.
csntain Reid in an. Accident.
ln turning the corner of King and
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-14
Awful.

Isn't 1t awful when a woman keeps
fixing her, back hair at the theater and
then when the performance is over
hnds that. she has left her diamond
cling on Tho dresser at homc!-CIeve-
ierd .Tn1iter
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-14
His PARTY T,e..

Il didn't know young saobberly real
ly took amy interest in politics"
Nonsense. He doesn't"
"But I just heard him talking for
he past ten minutes about party
iies.'" I.
"Oh, he means white lawn bows
Philadelphia Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-14

CHEYNE's STUDIO
Will mako you -four portraits uf ynur-
self on q post card for soc, from now
until Xmas. If
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sebentt bic bissidbriss parabe mod
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Nene Sntorporatiomen.

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Wi4isan @itp; capital $40, 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-12
Sdmerer Stmrm
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ben on.

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~ luHa. Dub elm feisi9er Mann fem. gmpfeb,
Iunee1 %oerlaHst.
gu ~erfrassn in Der Office bisfes gIattes.
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90 Die bette 5 Sent @i9arre In
Der Stabt, Mu&o's .2ongfeQou".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-12

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Eemperaturpe9ieI.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-12

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-12

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-16
RUSSIA IN FERMENT
SERIOUSNESS OF INTERNAL Sit.
UATION INCREASES.
Throughout The Provinces Every.
body Is Aiming for General
Outbreak-In CauCaSeS RevOIu.
fionisfs Have Declared Var on
CoSSaCkS.

Moscow, Oct I2.-The seriousness Of
the internal situstioni Increases daily
throughout the provinces. Evrey body
is srming for a genreal outbreak.
Arms were found in Considerable guam
titles last week at Kiev, Siga, Odessa,
Moscow, st Petersburg, Sarate6, Ii
flis and Batoum. At the same time
the cars officers seized explosives in
Northern and Central Russia and in
Poland.
In Caucasus the rsvolutionists have
declared war on the Cossscks. From
Tiifls there comes an account Of the
wholesale killing Of people during a
demonstration at the town hall.
Among the slain was Russia woman
Of rank who was trying to help little
girl who had been wounded by SOL
diers. Eleven bombs were thrown in
one day among Cossscks who were pa
trolling Tifiis. The situation there is
more alarming than ever before.
At Moscow the municipality has re.
fused TO receive any new regiments Of
Cossacks because it has been proved
that a great number of robberies have
been com mitted by Cossacks through.
out the country.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-16
REVOLT IN SCHOOLS.
Nearly q Third OF Pupils Absent OF
Account of Board Order.

Bellingham, oct. 11.-Out Of q total
enrolment Of 1881 pupils in the pub
lie schools at Bellingham, I,064 were
absent from school yesterday. A large
percentage Of the absence Of pupils is
attributed to the refusal Of parents to
permit their children TO be vsccinated.
Some two weeks ago the board Of
health made an order, upon recon-.
mendation Of the health officer, requir-
ing all children TO be vaccinsted or be
prohibited the privilege Of the public
schools.
The ordser was based upon the prev
alence Of smallpox in the city, but as
there were few cases the public re-
belled, deeming the order not justified
under the circumstances.
The board refused TO rescind its &C.
ton and the sentiment Of the public
found expression in the absence from
school Of many children Of parents
not only who are adverse to having
their children vaccinated under any
circumstances, but Of those who feel
that the situation here is not one to
justify the sweeping order Of the kosrd,
even though its legality may not be
questioned.
Under the system Of credits Of s
cents day for each pupil, the district
bids fair to lnse considerable sum OF
money.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-16
WASHINGTON NEWS

Rosalia is considering the question
Of wateYwoYks.
About Is, 900 bushels Of wheat were
marketed at TsIls Walls one day last
week.
Many farmers around Dayton will
90 bstitute barley for wheat as a sta.
pie crop.
The next Baptist state convention
will be held at Mount Vernon next
Octo ser.
The seasons output from Alask a
gold mines is placed st Ell 900, 900 by
the Seattle assay Office.
The Panel and Folding Box Comps-
ny, Of Hoquism, has changed its
name 70 National Lumber Company
and increased its capital stock from
$500, 900 to 81, 500, 900.
". Il. Paulhsmus, president Of the
Puysllup and Sumner Fruit Growers
Association, says that Western Wash
ington is capable Of producing a green
apple that is in large demand at a
good price.
Beginning January l the freight rate
on -four shipped from Puget sound TO
ports in Japan, Hongkong and the
Philippines will be increased from 81
to $3.50, and the rate to Shanghai will
be raised from 81. so TO s..
Fourteen miles Of the Vancouver,
Victoria and Eastern railway has been
opened for freight business. The sec.
ton in question extends from Curlew,
Wash, TO Ferry, Wash, the latter
point being across the Kettle river
from Midway, 3. G.
At Everett Judge Babcock fined
Foreman O'Brien, in charge Of the
construction Of county bridge at
Casco, $50 for violating the eight hour
labor law on public work. The bridge
was put in by the Puget Sound Bridge
and Dredging Company.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-16
news OF THE week
ITEMS FROM VARIOUS PARTS OF
The WORLD.
Resume OF the Less important, but
kofLess infere sting, Happenings
in Condensed Form.

The announcement is made that the
emperor Of Japan will decorate d. '"
Dennison for services rendered at Ports
mouth peace conference.
Former Chief Justice Edward N
Psxson, Of Pennsylvania. and at one
time receiver Of the Reading railroad
ia dead at the age Of 81.
Robert Bacon, Of New York, has
taken the oath Of Office and qualified
as assistant secretary Of state, vice
Francis Z. Loomis, resigned.
John L. s abin, president Of the Pa.
cific States Telephone and Telegraph
company, died at his home in San
Francisco last week. He was very
prominent figure in telephone and tel
egraph circles.
Following the conference in Salt Lake
City Of high operating officials Of the
Hartman lines, announcement is made
that work On Improvements in Salt
Lake City TO cost a quarter 81 a mill.
ion dollars will begin at once.
Survey and construction work on
the new Grand Trunk Pacific road ia
being rapidly pushed in Manitoba, the
right Of way as far as Edmonton hav-
ing been surveyed and the work OF
grading carried on with great activity.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-16
HUGHES DECLINES riAYORALTY
Says Duties In Insurance lnvestiga.
ton Are Paramount.


New York, Oct. 1l.-Charles E..
Hughes, counsel for the insurance in.
vestigating commission, has declined
the Republican nomination for mayor
Of New York city.
In stating his grounds for refusing
the nomination, which was rendered
to him by the unanimous vote of the
city Repu blican convention last week
Mr.. Hughes said:
Gin this dilemma l have simply to
do my duty as see it. In my judy
ment have no right to accept the
nomination. A paramount duty for
bids it.
ct is not necessary to enlarge upon
the Importance of the insurance inves-
tigstion. This is undisputed. 1t il
dealing with questions vital to the in.
terests Of millions Of our fellow citi.
zens throughout the land. 1t presents
an opportunity for public service sec.
ond to none and involves a co-relative
response bility. This work commands
all my energies. 1t is imperative that
l continue in it. You have frankly
recognized that 1 must continue unem.
barrassed and with unimpaired eff.
cheney. But it is entirely clear to me
that this cannot 90 il l accept the
nomination"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-16
FOR A Big SUBSIDY
BELLINGHAM CHAMBER OF CON-.
MERGE ANNOUNCES PLAN.
Campaign TO Begin for the purpose
OF Raising Bonus of $I,25o,OOO
for Construction Of a Railroad
from bellinahsm to Spokane
Through nount Baker District

Bellingham, Oct. I3.-The Belline-
ham cham Der Of commerce has an
nounced that it will begin at once q
campaign 20 raise subsidy Of 81 ,25o,.
900 for the construction OF railroad
from BellinRham to Spokane through
the Mount Baker district and Okanog.
an country. The subsidy is 70 be in
the shape Of land within the city linn
its, at current values. The matter has
been under consideration for several
weeks and substantial assurances have
been offered. One man, it is said, has
agreed TO give 100 scres of land and
three or four others have promised to
make donations as large as the largest.
Those back Of the scheme believe il
is entirely feasible and that it will re.
suit in the construction of the road.
The plan has been greeted by a good
deal Of enthusiasm, since the proposed
road offers the largest assurance Of the
city's greater commercial develop
ment. 1t is believed here that Spo.
kane and the towns in Okanogan coun.
ty will also offer large So bsidies.
There are two proposed routes for
the road. One ia up the north fork Of
the NooksacK and across the Cascades.
The other is up the south fork through
Skagit county, up Slate creek and
ACROSS low pass. The former route
has been surveyed and the estimated
cost is $4,000, 900. The Bellingham
Bay & British Colum bia road now ex.
tends along this route as far as Gla-
cier, so miles from the city. 1t was
the original plan to extend the road
across the mountains, but the lack of
funds has prevented. The bonus is
proposed in the hope that it will en-.
able the local company to make salts
afctory arrangements for completing
the project
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-16
TO LIMIT ACTIVITY.
Cabinet Officials Not TO Make SO
r1anv Political Speeches..

Washington, Oct. 1l.-At the meet
ing Of the cabinet yesterday informal
but serious consideration was given to
the subject Of the participation of
members Of thee abinet in local cam
paigns.
The president let it be understood
that, inasmuch as he had declined to
be drawn into political controversies,
be doubted the propriety Of cabinet
officers who are the representatives OF
the administration speaking in cam
paigns in behalf of individual csndi.
dates unless, indeed, their psrticipa.
ton in campaign work should be con.
fined to their own states.
In view Of this discussion, although
no definite decision was reached, it il
quitep robable that with the exception
of Secretary Shaw, who has made some
definite arrangements, the mem bers Of
the cabinet will confine their cam
paign speaking to their own states.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-16
new ISSUE OF in. STOCK
ANNOUNCED BY HILL

New York, Oct. ia new issue Of
$50, 1000 shares OF Great Northern Rail.
way Company stock to be offered to
stockholders at par is announced in a
circular signed by James j. Hill, pres
ident OF the company. Shareholders
may subscribe to the new stock to the
extent Of 90 per cent Of their present
holdings.
The funds provided by the sale OF
the new stocks are to be used to keep
up financial arrangements Of a tempo.
rsry character made during the North.
ern Pacific-G Great Northern litigation
and also to furnish money for acquire.
ment OF new property and securities az
may be ordered by the board Of direct.
ors.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-16
Poultry Awards, Too.

Portland, Oct. 12.-The state Of
Washington leads the Pacific coast in
many things, but that she is far ahead
Of even Oregon and California in poul.
try has teen easily demonstrated by
the Pacific Coast Poultry show at the
Lewis and Clark exposition, that closed
last week. In special awards for
prizes, Of which there are eighteen,
the Washington state exhibitors carried
off fourteen, which gives some idea of
the wins Of the Evergreen state. In the
individual classes the Washington peo-
pie carried off the cream Of the prizes.
More than that, washington had the
largest exhibit, in point Of mum bers,
having 734 fowls, as against 1886 for
Oregon and 1875 for California.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-16
Last Boat for Nome.

Seattle. Dot. 1.-THE last Of the
Nome feet to clear for tho North for
the season Of 1905, steamship Ohio, Of
the White Star line, cast off from pier
4 shortly after O'Clock last eveniang,
and headed for the ocean. followed by
the we'll wishes Of crowd OF people
who had waited to see her sail or to
bid goodby to friends who were aboard,
going to spend the long winter. The
Ohio oarvried SO passengers and 1900
tons Of freight On her return trip
she will be the last steamer TO leave
Nome and will stop in at Dutch Hsr.
Dor on her way down.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-16
NEED rRrcR TRADE.
Reform OF Philippine Tariff Urged
by Senator LOna.

HCiOsW " VusupDIUS udrltt Is UfQG0
by Senator Long.
Washington, Oct. 13.-In the opin-
ion Of Senator Long, Of Kansas, who
made the trip to the far East with
Secretary Taft and party, the greatest
need Of the Filipinnos is freer trade
with the United States. The senator
talked with the president during the
day about the needs of the Philippine
islands. He told the president that in
his judgment the islands would be in
serious financial condition until a re.
duction OF duties on their products en-
tering the United States was made.
Recently" said the senator, "the
Filipinos have suffered from the ty.
phoons and from drought. Az a con.
sequence their crops have either been
small or have been wiped out, and they
arc becoming discontented. Their dis.
content does not take q revolutionary
form, but is simply the result Of OK.
listing conditions"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-16
CAR CONCcOcS POINT.
Grants Use Of Finnish and Swedish
Language IN Departments.

Helsingfors, Finland, Oct. 11.-At q
conference Of Finnish officials with the
emperor at st. Petersburg an import.
ant modification Of the imperialistic
manifesto Of June 90 was adopted, per.
uniting the employment Of Finnish
and Swedish in the higher admins.
trative departments in Finland in.
stead Of the exclusive use Of the Rus.
sian language.
The emperor declined to entertain
the request made by the senate for the
holding Of an extraordinary session OF
the landtag this year.