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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-07-27

Assures Vienna and Rome His Plan!
Do Not Contemplate war.

Assures Vienna and Rome His Plans
Do Not Contemplate War.
London, July 24.-It is not doubted
in the best informed quarters in Eng
land that the kaiser's meeting with the
car is due to Williams wish to coun.
teract as much as possible the growth
of the feeling throughout Europe that
Germany is a source of danger under
the present monarch. This feeling has
become altogether too widespread to be
ignored.
In official circles it is said that Will
liam has already taken pains to assure
the governments of Vienna and Rome
that he will harbor no lmperialist plans
likely to involve war, and that he is
willing to align Germany with any
power or combination of powers hon.
estly seeking to keep the peace.
1t is also asserted that the kaiser is
paying notable naval compliments to
Denmark and Sweden and diplomatic
ally reassuring Norway, in order that
none of these kingdoms may give sym
pathetic hearing to gossip unfavorable
to Germany, or, above all, fall in with
any scheme England may devise for
the more effectual isolation of the faith.
erland.
Some observers imagine that William
might undertake to bolster up CARBON
if Nicholas would break with France
and make other political and territorial
concessions dear to the kaiser's heart.
This view, however, does not obtain in
the highest places.
1t is thought in those quarters that
the kaiser is much too wise to identify
his dynasty end nation with the dis.
tracted remnants of Russian despotism
1t is recognized that he will say Ger.
tain nice things to the car and gain
every possible advantage he can from
the autocracy as long as it lasts.
He is expected, however, to try to
leave the way open to make his peace
with the Liberals when they govern
Russia. This latter task is likely to
prove difficult. for the leaders of the
revolution are already warning thei,
compatriots, moderate and "a .ical
alike, that every precaution must be
taken when the present tyranny is over.
thrown that it be not followed by a re.
dictionary German hegemony in Europe
They affirm that Germany's victory in
the Franco. Prussian war is the princi.
pal cause that has retarded the politi.
cal and social progress Of Europe since
1870.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-07-27
news OF THE WEEK
items FROM VARIOUS PARTS OF
The WORLD.
Resume Of the Less important, but
NotLcss Interesting, Happenings
In Condensed Form.

1t is announced that French squad
ron will visit the United States waters
at the end of October.
Herr Mueller, the Austro Hungarian
civil agent, who has been supervising
the reforms in Macedonia, is dead.
The depot and two hotels at Drain,
Ore. have been destroyed by fire. The
town is without hotel accommodations.
Considerable damage is being done
by forest fires in the Idaho pine belt on
the north fork of the Clearwater river.
The special fund for Alaska road
construction, being 20 per cent of
licensesc objected in Alaska outside of
ipcorperatedt owns, now amounts to
$4,000.
The trouble between the Northern
Pacific Railway Company and its ma
chinists has been settled satisfactorily
to both sides. A scale of wages cover.
ing the entire line has been agreed on
A report from Sebastopol is to the
effect that a mutinous conspiracy has
been discovered among the crews OF
the vessels of the Black sea fleet, in
consequence of which the summer ma
neuvers have been cancelled.
A report has reached Baker City,
Or. that 1000 sheep, the property of
Lux & Miller, of San Francisco. were
shot in the Granite mining district OF
eastern Grant county Sunday. The
band was being taken to Wyoming fol
summer range.
The military commander at Fort
Gibbon denies the report that robbers
infest Fairbanks region and states that
in his opinion there is no need for pa.
troll by troops. Two supposed high.
waymen have been captured, since
which no robberies have occurred.
Mr.. McMaster, Canadian counsel TO,
the United States government in it,
case against Green and Gaynor, hal
oabled the department Of Justice from
London that the two men have with
drawn their petition for leave to ap
peal to the privy council at London.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-07-27
CARTER TO CONTINUE.
Wifhdraws Resignation as Governor
of Hawaii.


of Hawaii.
Oyster Bay, July 25.-A considera-
ton of Hawaiian affairs occupied the
presidents attention for several hours
yesterday. He had as guest for
luncheon and for the greater part of
the afternoon George r. Carter, gov
ernor Of Hawaii.
Mr.. Carter came to Oyster Bay de-
termined to resign his official position
to escape the annoyance to which he
has been subjected since he succeeded
Sanford B. Dole as governor. The pres
ident not only declined to accept his
resignation but told him to go back to
Honolulu and he should have the full
support and sympathy of the national
administration.
81 advised President Roosevelt, "
said Gov. Carter, after his conference,
Ito accept my resignation, but he de-
clined to take my advice. On the con-
trary, he advised me to withdraw my
resignation and decided to take his
advice.
81 felt, said he, "that the best way
to restore harmony in Hawaii was for
me to resign the governorship. The
president does not think 90. We went
over the situation fully and have &C.
cepted his advice and will continue az
governor.
Gov. Carter scarcely hopes for res
toration Of harmony in Hawaii at an
early date. Hesays, however, that he
will return to the islands determined
to continue his fight for what he be-
lieves to be the best for them and for
tn people generally.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-07-27
SIX months and $1,000
IS MITCHELL'S SENTENCE

Portland, Or, July 25.-United
States Senator Mitchell, convicted of
using his Office of United States SEN
ator to further the law practice of the
firm of Mitchell & Tanner, Of this city,
was today sentenced to fine of 81 200
and six months penal servitude. Pend.
ing review Of the osae by the federal
supreme court, execution of the sen.
tence will be deferred. In the mean.
time Mr.. Mitchell will be placed unde,
bail to the amount of $4,000.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-07-27
PROTEST AGAINST RATES.
Alleged Discrimination In Favor Of
Spokane Over pullman.

Spokane Over pullman.
Olympia, July pa protest against
railroad rates made to discriminate in
favor of Spok ane has been made to the
railroad commission. The Pullman
Mill Company writes long letter set
ting out that rates from Spokane to
Pullman are much less than from Pull
man to Spokane, thus giving Spokane
an unfair advantage over Pullman in
the same line of business.
A direct instance is recited. The
Pullman company sent mill rolls to
Spokane for repair The freight was
"A cents per 100 pounds from Pullman
to Spokane, and but 30 cents from Spo.
kane back to Pullman. Spokane mills
get rate on flour here of half what
we pay on flour shipped to Spokane, -
complains the writer.
Another complaint comes to the com
mission from Spokane against the o.
r. 81 N.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-07-27
J. D. Farrell Re SiQnS.

Seattle, July 24.-J. D. Farrell pres.
ident of the Great Northern Steamship
Company, and assistant to j. j. Hill,
president Of the Great Northern Rail
way Company, has resigned his posi-
tion and will retire from railroad work
and devote his time to his private
business aaffirs. Howard James, pres
ident Of the Northern Steamship Com.
pany, it is stated. will be named az
Mr.. Farrell's successor.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-07-27
To Amend Alaska Roads.

Fairbanks, Alaska, July 24.-Major
Richardson, chairman Of the Alaska
board commission, has authorized the
expenditure Of 81, 900 for lettering all
American routes between Fairbanks
and tho head Of Little Delta. 1t is I'M.
derstood that he will give like amount
for the trail from the Delta to Valdez.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-07-27
Rush Wheat to F1exiCo,

Tacoma, July 24.-The German
steamship Theben has returned to Ia
coma with rush orders to load one
Thousand tons Of wheat in order to sail
for Mexican ports before the new tariff
adopted by Mexico goes into effect.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-07-27
BOvCOtt Not Vet WORKING.

Shanghai, July 24.-The boycott of
American goods is not now working,
but it has been agreed that the oom-
p)etion Of all running contracts for
supplies will be allowed. Meantime
all the Chinese shops refuse to sell
American goods, including Standard
oil. All schools and colleges in this
section have decided to discard all
American books.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-07-27
Some Chinese Admitted.

Washington, July 25.-Reports from
the immigration bureau for the month
Of June show that during that month
over 10000 Chinese applied for admit
lance and nearly 5000 were admitted.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-07-27
Paper Trust Investigation Begins

st. Paul, July STANDARDIZATION Of
the business methods of the General
Paper Company has begun here before
Robert S. Taylor, special examiner,
with Frank b. Kellogg counsel and J..
T. Flanders for the defendant. Mr..
Flanders instructed witnesses to refuse
replies to all questions bearing on the
existence or non.existence of commits
sion to equalize profits or fix prices.
Mr.. Kellogg announced that the gov
ernmept would appeal to the court for
an order compelling the witnesses and
subsequent witnesses to answer cues.
tiOna
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-07-27
John HAYS Will FILED.

Washington, July 24.-The will Of
the late Secretary Hay has been filed
for probate. The estate Of $4,000. 900
goes to the widow during her life, then
to the children and other relatives. 1t
is mostly real estate.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-07-27
riany Stricken From Voting Lists.

Philadelphia, July 24.-As result
of the canvass by the police, 81, 1877
names have been stricken from the
voting lists of the city. The director
of public safety, under whose supervi-
sion the canvass was made, is not sat-
isfied with the results and has ordered
that the city be again canvassed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-07-27
Taft Reaches Yokohama,

Yokohama, July 25.-The steamer
Manchuria, with Secretary of War
Taft and party on board, has arrived
here.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-07-27
More Doukhobors for Canada.

St. Petersburg, July 24.-The Douk.
hobors are preparing to commence a
large movement to Canada. The COM
munity ct Yakutsk is selling its prop.
erty and preparing to leave in body.
Evening journal., 1905-07-15
CAMPBELL'S HOME RUN
DEFEATED LANCASTER
Both Vasbinder and Bar
thold Pitched ina Good
Form

with vasbinder on first in theNsev0l ltf
inning of the game with Lanca.Ster ,ai
South Side Park yesterday Afternoon
Tommy" Campbell clouted the bali into
the right field bleachers which won the
game for the locals.
Both Vasbindey and Barthold pitched
good ban and although the home team
made four errors the visitors were un-
able to bunch their hits
Agnew went In to catch but his arm
still bothers him, and he was relieved IN
the third by Hartman, who caught in fno
form and nailed more than one man that
attempted to steal second on him.
Campbells home run was the feature
Of the performance. and It broke up the
game. Tommy hasn't been getting many
homers Of late, but just to show that he
has not forgotten how he put one in the
bleachers.
Agnew's error let Lancaster get a tally
in the second Baker hit and on Agnew's
wild throw 20 second he went around to
third, scoring on Barber's hit.
Our FIRST tally was. gathered in the
next inning. Vasbinder beat out'a nice
bunt Campbell sacrificed him to second,
and lac came home on DAVIS single.
Another run came our way IN the fourth
Kelley hlt and went TO second on Kill
heffer's error Moss flied out to Mauch.
and Kelley came home on Hartman's hit.
1t was In ;he sixth that Lancaster got
It's next run. Mauch broke off a double.
going to third on Moss error and scor-
ing on Lords single.
Due 70 the home run swat Of Campbell
we landed two more tallles IN the seventh
Vasbinder preceding him with single.
a wild pitch by Vasbinder who was try
ing TO fool Baker let Lord score in the
ninth.
The score.
Evening journal., 1905-07-15
RouIevardn and 3d..

From the Kansas City Journal.
A notable change has come about in
Kansas City IN the last few years in the
matter OF public improvements, especially
IN regard "a boulevards and other munioi-
pal betterments. The Kansas city spirit
IN commercial enterprises has always run
high-in fact Il has almost become nro.
Vefo'ai-hut in regard 20 municipal affairs
duli and backward. The knockers were
numerous and our unprogrcss veness. nu-
nicipally speaking, was matter OF lust
feproaeh
a dozen Years or SO ago. when our park
and boulevard system was propasca IL
wiz, bitterly opposed. indlgnat'on m. etinps
were held ana gloomy prophecies were
freely made that the town was going 10
. the dogs ana that The poor man was 10 be
taxed 70 death In order ihat the idle
rich might have fine roads ana drives ard
pleasure grounds in which 10 d SPORT th,,n
selves. This feeling was part.cnl,r,v
strong against boulevards. Dtlesa.ions NJ
INDIGNANT citizens went 10 ihc CITY Han
20 voice their solemn convictions that
they would be ruined II tho'r properties
were cut up 70 widen the streets.
Now the situation is quite The revers..
Our splendid park and boulevard system
is practically completed. and iis dement's.
even from commercial standpoint. are
apparent 10 everybody. n has been found
that tho b0ulevards pay not only IN the
larger sense. but IN the fact that they
greatly enhance the value OF abuttirg
properties. And so the other diy. when "A
new boulevard was suggested the re-
markable spectacle was pro- cnted of rival
bodies OF. citizens appearing before the
Park Board, clamoring for the selection
OF route that would take In their prop
critics. II was a strange ana instructive
sight to the residents who remember the
scenes Of years ago.
Evening journal., 1905-07-15
THROUGHOUT The CIRCUIT

Although Harrisburg is lading in the
race yet the crowds do not flock to
witness their BAH playing while on the
road.-Harrisburg Independent
Johnny Lush is jeopardizing the good
opinion the Altoona fans have always
had of him. He blocked throw TO
second while batting yesterday and
later kicked at the ball he buntsd into
foul grounds. Still later he blocked
Weddige. Nothing came OF IT, The
crowd Kissed him every time ne got
into the ltmelight.-Altoona Mirror
The latest rumor is that young Cy
Young. of the Boston Nationals. has
been approached by the ar. state
scouts. That's old The Bnltown
scouts have been after Wadden. Bar
ton, loung and dozens of others. but
we don't need them.s-W Winiamsport
sun.
The coatesville Athletic Club has de-
cided TO hold fair in order to mise
money to support the team during tbe
remainder of the season.-Wuliams-
port sun.
Myers pitched great game against
the champs Yesterday. No wonder
Philadelphia wants Winiamsport
sun.
coatesvilie is after q new outfelder
Percy is continually after something
and he generally gets it.--winiamsport
sun
Johnstown claims Miller, of Coates
vile, because they were TO receive
Evening journal., 1905-07-15
PLAYING COD BALL
Locals Putting Up a Fast Came Under
6ussey's Management.

There can be no kick on the article of
ball that Wilmington has been putting
up for the past week and if the team
can only continue the gait there is
nothing in the league that will have
Anything on our pets. To Harry Bus
sey. who was recently made manager.
is due the credit for the great improve
ment in the playing Of the entire team.
He is popular with the players and ev-
ieryone of them have been doing their
best to make his management a sue
cess. The pitchinr staff is in good
shape just now. Nlere are five pitch
ers on the stan, but It is likely that
Jerger win join the Milton, Pa. team.
Evening journal., 1905-07-15
Road priver on Autos-

Il believe in soaking the automobile
speed offenders good and hard now"
said an old road driver several days
ago. FOR they win be forgotten just
as soon as something comes along that
can hit up a prettier trick of speed
air5hips, / suppose. There has always
been something to legislate against.
Before the auto, the motorcycle was
under the ban. When the bicycle made
its start we had laws that made It al
most a felony. just as though the rid
ing Of the high wheel did not carry
its own penalty.
It's the turn OF the auto now, but
when the mex speedier goer comes in
the auto speeder will be as lumebrlI g
as a brewers dray."
Evening journal., 1905-07-15
Salvation Army CHANCES.

a general change among the officers
Of the Salvation Army from the Allan
tic to the Pacific is under way In con-
nection with which Adjutant Miller
who has commanded the local post
from the 2Sth of January last is fare
yelling at the meeting this week IN
the hail on Shipley street, and pro-
ceeds next Wednesday, the 18th inst,
10 Easton. Pa. to take charge of sim
lar work IN that city.
The Adiutant will be succeeded
here by Ensign and Mrs. Williams. who
have been laboring for two years IN
Chatham 5quare, New ork city.
Evening journal., 1905-07-15
CHRISTIAN tND5AvOR


The Alessage OF The Flowers. Matt. s.as-
aii Jas. i'9-ll. Notes from the Methodist
Protestant
Most flowers need the cooperation Of
the insect world. 10 attract the ms CT ana
recompense IL for its trouble n banonet
Of honey is spread IN the heart of the
howers' and TO enable the visitor 10 find
the nectar, the leaves of the flowers are
made conspicuous. Not even the flowers
expect something for nothing. MANY aow-
efs are however, so small ana incon-
spienous that for the purpose Of attract
ing insects, they must combine Most
small flowers grow In heads and clusters
To do So each must sacrifice something
for the good Of the whole cluster. Each
has need OF the other, and In this cluster
each does its part Here is lesson In
hclpfulness and cooperation.
The reason that fan. flowers have so
little dehcacy and fragranco is that. be-
ing the children OF summer. they have
had an excess Of good fortune. ana bv
reason OF this they haye grown rank and
coarse 1t is left for stern winters proq-
eny the blossoms Of early sprinetime.
that struggle up through the snow, to
eNemplify the sweet uses Of adversity.
'Posthumous glorlesl angel-lne collec-
tonl
Upraised from seed or bulb-interred in
earth.
fe are to me a type Of resurrection
And second birth
Were in churchless solitude remaininr
Far from all voice of teachers and al.
vines.
My soul would find in flowers OF c,od,.
ordainng.
Priests, sermons, shrines"
Evening journal., 1905-07-15
Summer sunday sona serviee.

West Presbyterian Church has inaugu-
rated and is maintaining with great sue
cess, summer sunday evening gospel
song service. A large card. upon which
are printed familiar gospel songs, does
duty not only as hymn book but also as
fan. The feature OF the service is hearty
singing by the congregation. In addition
'here Is music by the chorus the quartet
and soloists. The sermon is brief and the
meeting beginning at 7l5 lasts but an
hour.
Evening journal., 1905-07-15
LANCASTER.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Wilmington A. ..A....0O11OO2Ox-4
Lancaster. .... ..........0 OO1-3
Earned runs, A. A., 8; two base hits
Mauch; home runs, Campbell sacrifice
hits, Campbell Davis; hit by pitched
ball, Bussey; bases on balls, Of vasbinder.
p off Barthold, 8; struck out by Vas
binder, Z; by Barthold. ]; stolen bases.
Baker Barber, Maher Lord Wild pitches
vasbinder; double plays. Mauch with
Lord with Rothfuss: left on bases. A. A.,
10; Lancaster, 8; umpire, Laird and Gray;
time, 1.2l.
Evening journal., 1905-07-15
SATURDAY AFTERNOON RACES
Excellent Card for Matinee at Horse
Show Park.

An excellent card has been arranged
for the regular matinee races at, the
Delaware Horse Show Park tomorrow.
The card follows:
EVENT NO. /.
Mr.. Tanguy 80. .br. g. Elmcl.n
Or. Ewes 49,. ..b. m. Ashland Bess
Mr.. Cooley 90. ..b. s. Prince Duroc
Mr. Lingo ... -. .....b. m. Annette
Mr.. Greenman ..ch. m. Mollie Pitcher
Mr.. Austin ... e.. b. m. Alice Brook
Garden Farm 80. -. ....b. m. Helen
EVENT NO. -.
Mr.. Stoeckle ... ...b. m. Dorcas Moore
Mr., Mahafy go. .....b. g. Walloper
Mr.. Morris ...b. g. Guy Fawkes
II. =. Wallace 49,, b. IN. Bessie A.
EVENT NO. 8.
Mr. Morris .... blk. N. Mamie .-ockhart
MrGillman -. 60. ....ch. 8. Jesse J.
MIR. Talley ..... blk. m. Salliemond
Mr.. Witsil &C.. ...b. g. Diamond Dick
Garden Farm &C.,. br. z. Casselton
EVENT no. 4.
Mr.. DUPONT ... ..b. &. Rejected Stone
Mr.. Stoeckle, blk. m. Florence Stanton
II. p. Wallace ......b. m. Vic Wood
EVENT no. 8.
Mr. Worrilow 80. ......b. m. Kane
Mr.. Tanguy -. .....ch. m. Rexenia
Or. Darlington .br h. Candy Chimes
Mr.. Hollett 49,. .....ch. z. High Ball
Mr. Wallace &c.. ......b. &. Billy Mack
EVENT NO. G.
AIR. Greenfield -. .....blk. &. Knom
Mr.. Goodley 80. .... blk. m. Alice b.
Mr.. Ewing ..... ...ch. g. William II.
Dr. Mahaity .....b. m. Lady Sybii
Evening journal., 1905-07-15
oospeI MestIna At sheIIpot.

Tomorrow afternoon az $3.50 O'Clock IN
the theatre of shellpot Park r. A. FL
wood will conduct his regular gospel meet
ing. His subject will be "rhe Old OalSen
Bucket at the Wayside Well" A feature
OF these meetings is the splendid music
OF Esan's Band. Seats are all free and
the public Is cordially invited.
Evening journal., 1905-07-15
SERVICES IN THE
CHURCHES TOMORROW

1.-THE Rev F. F. Briggs win preach.
Evening subject. Cost of Redemption p
( illustrated by lantern views; Sunday
school at 2s young people at 6.45.
North Baptist Church. Lincoln stree
near Delaware avenue w. l.. Pettin-
gill; pastor. 1890. exposition of the
fifth chapter of Matthew; 10 Bible
school; Z, young peoples meeting; s.
preaching The Two Debtors"
Second Baptist Church. Ninth and
Franklin streets. the Rev. Frederic r.
Briggs. pastor. Services at 1890 and
and s; C. +. meeting, Z Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at s. The
Rev L. Judson Westfall, Of Bethany
Baptist Church win preach in the
morning.
Hope Baptist Sunday school, corner
Vandever avenue and Church street.
Church service at $50 p. m. Preaching
by the Rev AIR. Wood at $50 p. M:
sunday school at 2.3O; preaching Tues
day evenings at 5.
Evening journal., 1905-07-15
pennsylvania cHAUTAUoUA'
Reduced Rates to Mt cretna via
Pennsylvania Railroad.
vIrglnIa Avenue. near Beaoh.

For the Pennsylvania Chautauoua
to be held at Mt. Gretna. Pa, July to
August 5, 1905, the Pennsylvania rail-
road will sell special excursion tickets
from New York, Philadelphia, Chest-
nut HILL Phoenixville. Wilmington
Perryville. Frederick, Nd. Washing
ton. d. c., East Liberty. Butler. Indi-
ana, connellsville. Bedford, Clearfield
Martinsburg. Bellefonte, Waterford
Canandaigua, Wilkeshar-e. Tomhick-
en-. Mt Carmel, Lykens and principal
Intermediate points, to Mt Gretna ana
return, at reduced rates. Tickets win
be sold June 25 TO August 5. inclusive
and viii be good TO return until Au-
gust Is inclusive. For specific rates
consult ticket agents.
Evening journal., 1905-07-15

\PNesident Creitner Of the Tri-State
I,sagn has taken occasion officially to
denV that any of the umpires are be-
ing The Id up" for their wages. Mr..
'Creanser& states that there is not q
cent dt,eNany Of the officials other than
their paw tor last Saturday and that
there is tNei1ty of money In the league
treasury tn meet all demands upon it,.
In the case tol' O'Neill it is stated that
his money w.qs\ held up because he fail
ed to send in an itemized account. As
soon as this waNsN done mis- bill was paid
very promply.-v1ohnstown Democrat.
Coatesville claims\ to have prior
claim to Charles and, Manager Stetler
says he will protestA all games in
which he plays for %Williamsport.-
Johnstown Democrat.