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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17
CRIPPLED SHIP LIMPS
BACK INTO NEW YORK
Steamer Hugin Which had Collision
OF Cape Hatterss Gets Back
Into Port.
GIv Associated IrcSaD

NEW YORK, June lG.-Wiih her
bow st..vc in hrr Stem hrok II and
her forpcak flooded with water. tn"
steamer Huuin. which sailed from New
York for CUta several DAYS ago. limp
ed hack to port this morning with
story of collision at s'a. The other
vessel. the Ia.;tish, steamer Coya,
bound from ~ S@st c"ast OF South
America, alsn was badly damaS n. bne
she srccc' 10 in reaching Norfolk
without assistance. TIL collision oc-
cured IT In:iJ o'clock on tn" night OF
June IL. when the stc2m"rs were IN
milcs southeast by south Of Cape Hat
tcras. Th"r MT head en-. and as
both were heavily laden. the impact
was sufficient to SKATER III" bows OF
both vessels.
Frrtnnatclr. how yer. n" on on
either vcssal was injured ?nd after
hurried :nmrnrarv r"pairS bad been
made. tn steam rs started for por'.
Tho Ccva confirmed On 20 Norfolk ana
thu, Nrcin turr"d ahout and came BACK
to New YORK for rCW"!!;.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17
LIGHTNING WRECKS .
S!EEPLE ON CHURCH
Electric Fuss Burn Out ana Farm
csas;e is Deprived OF Electric
Lights for Time.

FhRMVH.i -. VA. June iG.-Thl"
Mace was visited yesterday afternoon
Inv enc Cf III" s"v"rrst electrical
storms ever y""n h re. The st"rH:
continued Sc-~ra1 h"urs End was ac-
ccmrarii.d nv heavy rainfall.
T., Ech.ninc struck :hr s'""pi" "f
tho PRESBYTERIAN church near its has"
end tore away tho nnn"s!t" Si"rS
without hurting III" spirc ahov" or
coreinc II to Ian one WAY or ar"H'r,
Tho fire alarm was turn" IN an"
,ln fir cor'r1nv was on IN" scene
in p ,cw mi"nt"s. 7: vas 'nnnd. now
cvcr that IN. Stc"rIc had not. taken
fire.
Tho port following III" flash was
,nn,lI;r~ T. is \ r"markah'" !'c'
that this / tn" third tim" nat M"
sam church has h""n struck bv i'Fn,
r;rr On IL" other two OCCASIONS v
carcht f-c ~! much damaS" was
inr"
An tho frv"s 20 f'rc n c'r'c h~htS
arc hurrcd vt ar.i kcrosin" is again
hnIdjr- =UCv.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17
LOOKS LIKE REAL WAR
AROUND NEW YORK FORTS
Inhabitants Fear Firing Of eig Guns
With full char: ss-They
Don't Like II.
NV Associated PrcSs.)

NEW YORK, June 1G.-lf real war
Is what General Sherman said 1t is'
mimic war Is precious nearly MS bad.
So think the peaceful rrrsous VIII"
dwell near Fort Hamilton AT ScaSatr.
BAY Ridge. Bath 3 aCh and around
there. Assisted by &rv, raj regiments
Of the National Guard. the soldiers
manning he forts which ave designed
to protect Nv York from al attack
from til >co arr engaging in practic"
which will include 4 mimic attack
which will be r"pnls"d by the forts.
ThcS. prisons arc informed that in th''
approaching sham battle the big guns
in :hr fort. ;hc cCaSt df"nsr artillery
are f. -. loaded with regular charges
OF powder.
Even with small charges the vihra-
ton OK tn, guns report hay" don"
much damage to- glassware, windows
and pleasure i'm homes. hotels and sa-
looms thcrcahcuts. So cautious don't
ynns near the bay ar" packing their
crockcry. glasswar and 81 Ctric light
globes in crates and ar" hra"!ng thcir
walls.
Tn" war department cot III" "N'
avrlr by b"acin" M old Fort 1-aFar-
cite, whcrc much ammunition is st"r-
oI n If II feared tn" 'hund' "f IN"
rin ON will shak, down that ancient
structure.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17

VIRGINIA ELks N0wM
coNvENTi0NAT lYRcH8uRG
o.,.-.,e, from All Sections CT State
a, state Meetins-Ne~port News
We'll Represented.

IyNClIBURG, VA. Jun" l6.-AIl
the afternoon and night trains }cster
dav as we'll as those CT this morning,
brought delegates from all pars of
Virginia to the State convention of
Elks which will be In session here To-
day tomorrow and Thurs i'E
The open,ng session was held at the
Elks' home this morning at eleven
n.c,ork Business sessions nil &c,
cvnv the visitors in the Afternoon and
evening.
The addresses Of welcome were
made by George f. Caski', On behalf
os the city, and Frederick Harper on
behalf Of the local lodge. Th'Se "er"
responded 10 by Presid'nt SaaIS, of
the convention.
Nevrurt News Is especially well
represented. Among thosc from the
Shipbuilding city who ar" attending
the convention are: Ella PerSr?. Abe
Horwitz, Sol PeyssT, Sol. Ni."r, ",
J. Nav, Charles Gresham, A. Il
Movers, MRHtttt H"ie- i''"''
r. O. Goodwin. w. b. Larrate, r. J.
SlhIey and James Ballard.
Those nnre from Suffolk lodge, No
GSs. are Edward Norfet. Edward A
Norfeat. Herbert West. r. l.. Wood
ward. w. J. Gray and f. Sydney Ellis
Senator Daniel. who i m mbe'
Ct the local lodge. was greeted with an
ovation when he entered the room.
Tomorrow the association viii spend
the day. at the national E'ks' homo a
Bedford City. going ther" in sr"cia
train. aud at night will attend the
Casino here. after which social ses
sion will be held.
Although entertainment has been
arranged for Thursday. it is nrSsiA''
that the association may got Through
with It's business before then. Peters
burg has already nut In its claim for
the 1909 convention.
The next session will b. held In
Petersburg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17
PREACH GOOD ROADS IN
- NATIONAL EoEvEhnoGs
Good Roads Congress to Declare to
Democrats and Republicans Gov
eminent Shculd Pay Fourth
{By Associated Press

CHICAGO, ILL. June l6,-The
gospel of good roads" will be preach
ed to both the Republican and rnc
cratic national conventions. Every
influence will b. brought 20 hear 10
have good roads" plank inserted ID
the platform OF each parry. THIS
program was decided upon at The hTs'
meeting Of the national good Toad'
congress here.
Secretary Taft was heralded Is 'l'
champion OF the movement. T!Ho'Ss
Woodruff. chairman ct the NcE t"ra
delegation. In the course Of an address
before the gathering. said b" vow"
use his influence In prOmoi'ns inc
good roads" plank.
Martin Dodge. Of CLEVELAND, ne''
Der Of the national League q ecp'
roads and business director .: 10 o.
fee on pubic roads. intrcdH''f aau.
had adopted the following r'sTS'i"h !;
Whereas. no permanent sTS"m ''s
highways was ever built ard ma'ss
tanned In any State OF COUNT f'n"
the aid OF the general Go'sFnn'ht
therefore. be it
Resolved by the Nation II"
Roads Congress. That the ccD1r7i =
eminent Ct the United Sra'"s sso''
pay At least onc-foyrth IF ~ ~
constructing and maintaini1s p
anent system Of Highways.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17
Petition 70, uhl d 1alt
AGAINST Judge oabls.
son DehIed.
DEFENDANTS DsnuRafs sssIIlE
Court Decides That Il Has No Juese.al
dcten, and It 10 Supposed Thee
This Finally Settles the FtoHes
Proceedings Attracted Attssess
Throughout the state.

Judge Clarence w. Robinson's ppgEs
ton on the bench Of the Circuit Coaxx
Of the Eleventh circuit Is assureoS
The Virginia Supreme Court OF Az
pcals. sitting at Wy,hevilie yestet3
day. denied former Judge J. w. ~
Rlackstone's petition for mandAm1ei
compelling Judge Robinson to vacase'
his Office. on the ground that the p6-33
ri,hner was illegally busted from tn
bench by the legislature.
This case, which has attracfed
Widespread attention throughout th6
sla,e, came to sudden Hose yoa-
tcrday. to the surprise Of all PARTIES
,cncerned. The court sustained the
demurrer and the pro-
ceedings ended without further ado
Tic case was submitted to the
coutt upon briefs and the attorneys
for neither side were present when
thexdecision was rendered. II was
&c orally understood that the case was
10 Ne considered some time next
moth. therefore. Mr.. r. N. A
.es pr counsel for Judge Roei'
u much surprised yestSsseG -
81 b be received q etelegrlM -
&: k ). w. Kelie1f announcfnH
a petition had been denied. H.
III details were learned.
&pansei for the dc,sns. jemurrt0
,ahc petition. coutantihs that Juaees
lsAcI stone had been removed fsuae
~ Office by the general assenhay'
o., a legally conipctsl hearing. ap4s
Ut he Supreme Cour, ha1 NJ jurieS'
tIetion In the case.
1t is supposed that the decision -
e Supreme Court finally settles Tt
Blackstone case. which has Occnpee&
Se attention OF the public for maM4
nonths. s.
In the case before the Supfeu4
Bourt. Judge Blackstone was repsosj
Dented by Messrs. Ashby & Read
his city, and F. 8. Collier. Of Ha0e3
ON. and Judge Robinson Was repegk
Ben,ed by Messrs. r. NJ. Lett. J. ~
Massie and Allan d. Jones.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17
Charles w. Morse Pleads Net e.
(By Associated Preset

NEW YORK, June is. - Charte
w. Morse appeared today In e.
Criminal branch Of the Supreme CUgz
and pleaded no. guilty to injictnent4
pending against him.
II is no; expected that the trt1t
will take place before next faI.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17
Burial Of Mrs. Guinness
NV Associated PTessD

I,rORTE. IND. Iune fs-I1e
,oJies ~ Mrs. RrI,e GUINNESS aad NJ
Children. who lost their lives N IT,.
cUppcxs houSo On April IS. were ~.
scrcd ,oia- nv Coroner Mack twrue9
over IN Tho pubiic @xecufoF wuo
RANGED for ghiprncnt III the hcnses
rb,caro for huriaI n~xt ThnssSsy U
Fore, Homo cem-icry. IN src~oss
.i,, a rrnucs-t made by Mrs. Gusnse
IN h~r viii.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17
Missionaries Eaten by Cann'os's-
,Hv Associated Prcss)

y,pRir June Is Furth"r reP"''
hsc bccn + c"iy.d hcr" fr"m INC -
cco.t Of if-Ic1. concerning Tn" SINK
i'm h. = '"-.,"t" ~ ~" urp"r Con "
rivr- g. III 81. aml'cat VIII" u" Hru'
CIV. I've, VIZ e ~" six EHr"p ans
v,,.. :, ih",r liv"s f"ur WEI" ca"Sh,
l.. csnr,r,aI. VII" Md and d V"';r'' !
,rcu, = y.rt, n"=r" 5 wcT" drown
Cd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17
Thomas Nelson Page Gains Crowd.

BOSTON. MASS. June le.-Tcd2U.
in York. Me. praises are icing sung
on all sides for the remarkable co..
moss last night of Thomas Nelsco
Page. the author and former HDct
mond lawyer. While MF. Page -
delivering an address. the hoor Of to
Congregational church. with US Dor
don Of over s0a people suddenly sa1k
That p panic did not occur. II -
cIar-d vas vcrv largely due 20 NJ.
Pages cnorts In calming the ssseo-
blscc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17
Hearst Gains 100 Votes.
(Ry Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. June 1S.-Tn the a.
animation Of I55 ballot boxes today
William X. Hearst made gain q:
100 votes in the recount Of disputeo
mayoraIty election of 1895. Sioo.
hundred and thirty-six 1oxes have.
been examined so far. and Hears: -
gated 337 votes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17
n Etsh,rrcr Drowned.

TOKYO Iur" rs Fi"y hshtnE
I,,.i~ havn >, ~ wrecked 1T n rnast
-, Ea~, aim md 80 NJ tho crows
hav" 30 drovr"d Th" T"V"rn"r
NJ tho province haa r-npe '"d assist.
ssrc rrom thr grvcrnm nj navy yard
N Sascbo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17
Earth oussed AZ oeSe~sssrp
nv kSa~ctzfcf prrsssy

ocprSsEITvC. y. v. Jsse -
sush, earthquake shrek 70. s"n -
=, a arsri.r hef,re fcsr o'ciccs
,oc,,c., The .zrfhau7ke 49,
from Fast " Wet and vss .r''s<
ss distinct ~sviaz nosics. hs<
several seconds. =
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17
VIRGINIA COAL COMPdN
IN HANDS OF RE(Hvtl
Clifford D. Caldwell Will ssnsse
fairs Of Concern Until large
strsiShtened ou:

BRISTOL. VA. June l. 80 al
agrccmcu, Of a majoritv n 4 III
tors. Judge John w. 70 me
Bristol Corporation Coz nv ~
pointed Clifford ID. Caldw'1 ~ Ter
for the Monarch Coal and - ID
pany. which has been or1 W.
Lct county. Va. coal field. q pt
tai Of $50 eco.
Receiver Caldwell said 90 re-
Ownership was msreIy n. "r'
pose of adjusting the c'ar- vi
the ccmpany with a yi,u im'
mediate REORGANIZATION =
Tho liabilities amou. 90"
mt including bsnt chit Tue
ccmnauy was delayed - - Us
plant in OPERATION nv II. "
c"mpi' ting the Rack NJ raii
rad. and this acccuntr rr y prc
"cn' embarrassment = pnb'S
arose over the a,,schu,r. = T'air
lunds e. the company "nna''
hanks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17
ssee Between o;
Nsy A~-Drss,~s

NEW YORK q, rnr~ 10
won baIi~,,. - n " =
afscisIly a-,c, one "
r. r,-ai--r, \, ar --Hm ccir
hrsticn W No. -. az tn
500 viii ,r,,,.,,. y "A rn5r'
''nHod s.,es - 4np;ccs
Tho chief ssv,,, - - arm,
e 80 ~pcrss;s, - :, -ro9syij~l
~~mmittee q a. -. GRumit
tee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17
ee-,io- - re'r~e.ee.

~ IT, in ghc |~1- r-~'.0n- IN ~"
,,.r, II - r~rvroiirr, ITan otio W
-ivcr no rrr.rt ~ ~ E'avr ~ r~Tu
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17
Conservatives JubiIs-t.

Tonight n" sn-caIl"d 'rrr'' ~
tfvcu or "fhc rc10tonaricS w. ~
b'Iap' cyD- !h~ rrnSr~cf ~ = vi''"r
cvo- 10 r-s.,i'c-t 1ud W Tar ~ ~
sniI i-irurtsCr E-hi That ~ ~ s'
cacsIcd in making h~avv d"H'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news report Of tho Asso.
ciated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17
the wGATHER

Fair Wednesday and
day: light northeess 20
winds. s.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-20
STEAMER LINOSLAY ARRIVES.
Aberdeen Steamship Makes Voyage
from the Great Lakes.

The steamer A. Il. Lindsay, owned by
the Rupert Steamship company. arrived
Monday afternoon from San Francisco,
ending a voyoge OF many thousands of
miles on a trip from Cleveland, Ohio, to
Grays Harbor. The Lindsay was lake
steamer and was purchased by the Ru-
pert company early last year, after the
company had been organized in this city.
The Lindsay brought coal from Ohio
to San Francisco and came here in bal
last. Her crew was discharged at San
Francisco, and Captain Kelley. formerly
of the steamer Alliance. running be.
tween San Francisco and Portland,
brought the Lindsay here.
The Lindsay has capacity of 2,000,.
600 feet Of lumber and is designed like
all the Great Lake vessels. She is a
coal burner of 67S tons register and left
Baltimore August 5.
While waiting . charter the Lindsay
will 20 on the marine ways for general
overhauling.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-20
KNIGHTS or PYTHlAS.
Local Lodge Preparing to Entertain
District Convention.

'Wishkah Lodge No. "A, Knights Of
Pythias, is just perfec,ing arrangements
for the entertainment OF its visitors dur.
ing the convention Of the district, which
meets in this city on March 6.
The district comprises the counties OF
Chehalis. Pierce, Thurston. Lewis, Ma
son and Pacific, and is participated in by
thirteen lodges. Prizes will be awarded
for degree work, and for proficiency in
individual and official chairs. and several
lodges will attend with full teams, go that
about two hundred Knights will be- in at
tendance
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-20
CARNEGIE MONEY READY.
Work on Aberdeen'S Public Library
Library Building Will be pushed.

Library DusIOIO0 VIII DC PuSne0.
Rev. Chas. McDermoth. secretary OF
the board Of library trustees. received q
letter Monday from the library repre-
sentative of Andrew Carnegie. in New
York, saying the appropriation Of SIS 900
made in December, 1906. by Mr.. Carne-
gle was still available, and was ready in
sums Of $1,000 or $4,000 as the work
progresses, upon receipt OF the architects
estimate Of material delivered AMI work
done. countersigned by tho secretary OF
the board OF trustees.
The trustees have decided to purchase
the lot adjoining the library site on Mar.
ket street, which il held at So 100, giving
grounds l0Oxl3O feet. the intention beirg
t. face the structure on Market street in.
stead OF |, fiji the lots and make a little
park. About $500 that was in he city
treasury for use If the library. through
The salary donation. of Navor France
and ex.Councilman Hood has been
turned over to the board, and the bal.
ance will be secured by private subscrip.
ton.
The piling and part of the material for
concrete is on the ground for the fonnda.
,ions, and the American Contracting Co.
is preparing to rush the building through
to mpleiOn. 1t is said that Boss Clark
has removed the introduction he placed
on the building last var. and that he
will now permit union men to work on
it without objection, go that the rapid
erection Of the institution may confident
w be locke for
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-20
Are you registered?

Are you registered?
W. G. Harding went to Seattle today
on business.
Oscar Boettiger went 10 Seattle yes.er.
day on business.
For coughs and colde try Evans White
Pine Cough Cure. tt
DR.. f. P. French was down from Elma
on business yesterday.
Louis H. Burnett went to Olympia
this morning on exposition business.
Brushes Of all kinds and all kinds o
bath house supplies at Evans Drug Co. If
Invitations have been received here
for a party in Montesano tomorrow even.
ing.
J. f. and W. o. Bensinger, OF Ovid.
Mich. are in the city with view to 10.
eating.
Mrs. E. G. Slaven is over from RAJ,
mond, visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mis-.
j. w. Marshall.
A. P. Stockwell and j. D. Crazy left
yesterday for Warren, Pa, and other
eastern points on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Beltz will enter.
tain the g. A. X Climb tomor,o w evening
at their nome, on West Sixth street.
Leon Wheeler, the 8.year.old son OF
Isaac Wheeler, was committed to the re-.
form school yesterday, for inco' rivibility.
st. Agnes Guild will give George
Washington party t.,is evening ut u Q
home Of Mr.. and Mre. Thomas L., Doug
las, Third and K streets.
The wireless telegraph station will
probably be located 10 the Zelasko build.
ing, Ais East Wishkah stieet. An 80.
foot pole was hauled there this morning,
to be placed on top OF the building, on
which the messages will be received and
dispatched. ,t
The jury in the case OF Sarg, mt & TIn Q,
va. Lyte Logging Co. return Q a verdict
Yesterday morning in favor OF the de.
PENDANT. The case grew out of forest
fire Last summer, when a bunch IT i'm bel
was damaged bya fire alleged to have
been started by the negligence of the d, .
fen,lant. The damages aske' for was
$40, 900. and the case will in all pl O habl.
| ity be appealed. ..:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-20

I1dividuaI
Accounts
Large and small extended ev-
cry possible courtesy.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-20
ALONG THE WATER FRONT .
Vessels Coming and Going and Loading at the
Saw Mills.

Vessels Coming and Going and Loading at the
Saw Mills.
The schooner A. } West is loaning at
the Sla,le mill for Honolulu.
Tn schooner +. NJ. Slade is lying at
the Slade mill awaiting orders.
The schooner Andy Mahony is loading
at the West mill for Honolulu.
The schooner Watson A. West is load
ing at the Slade mill for Callao.
The schooner w. J. Patterson is lying
at the American mill awaiting oidere.
The steamer Newburg will sail tomo'-
row from the Slade mill for San Fran
cisco.
The steamer g. G. Lindauer vii! eail
from the Wilson mill tomorrow Tor San
Francisco.
The steamer Bowdoin arrived in port
yesterday, to load at the West mill Tor
San Francisco.
The steamer Svea ARRIVED in port
Tuesday. and is loading at the WI'son
mil for San Francisro.
The steamer Caramel will eail 'omor-
row from the Aberdeen Lumber q Shin
gle mill for San Francisco.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-20

| DR.. Smith, Osteopath. 7-S. P O block.
Tho Herald twice . week tells e All
Take your prescriptions to Evans Drug
| Co. IT
A fresh supply Of Lowney's candies at
Evans Dug Co. If
DR.. Long, dentiet. Room 8. Dabney
block. Phone -. If
Pub. Davis was up from Moclips on
business yesterday.
= Mr.. and Mrs. f. johnson left Tuesday
for Eugene. Oregon, to reside.
7 Mr.. and Mrs. d. 1iiIies left Tuesday
for visit with friends in Los Angeles.
DR.. d. G. Uric has moved to Rooms l,
e. Wishkah blk. Phone 2l7l or 1858.
r. A. Lively, of Covington, KY. is in
the city. visiting his uncle, E. H. Lively.
Miss Carrie France and Robt. tanning
have entered the Grays Harbor Business
College.
For Quincy, Express or bray, call IA
"A Star Transfer. Your orders prompt
ly filled. If
The.Aubo logging camp on johns river
resumed operations last Monday with
abont 50 men.
Miss Helen Caroths rs. OF Montesano,
has entered the Grays Harbor Business
College to take &C numerical course.
|! Attorney Phillips killei fisher, while
hunting near North Aberdeen. Monday.
the pelt Of which 10 worth $40 or SIS.
F. J. Lively, Of Prinevile. Oregon. was
in the city, visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs.. L. H. Lively, and left for his home
Tuesday,
Horace Mathews. of Montesano, under.
went very delicate surgical operation
laporotomy-at the Grays Harbor hos
pital Mon'iay.
y Mr.. and Mis-. TApgArt lett Friday for
their home, at East Palestine, Ohio. af-
ter a..yi-it OF several months with their
daughter, Mis-. A. J. Stewart.
The libencase against Editor Moore,- of
the Washing'onian, was set for TRIAL
March l6, the demurrer to the complaint
having been over-ruled, Tuesday.
A Wash fngton dispatch to the Seattle
Times informs Us that Senator Piles IN
trodnced q resolution Monday, appropri-
Eating S75 600 for Jmprosements to the
inner harbor and Chehha'is river at Aber-
deem.
Saw mill men are losing their pessi-
mism as inquiries fur lumber are coming
by almost every mail. and the HERALD
predicts that before May /, every mil
and logging camp on Grays Harbor will
be in full operation.
If you suffer with indigestion, con-
stipation, feel mean and cross, no
strength or. appetite, your system is
unhealthy. HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea makes the system strong and
healthy. 35c, Tea OF Tablets, at w.
B. Paine E. Co.
Mrs. Helen Coffyn and Miss Effie COT.
fyn, mother and sister of Mrs. A.. NJ.
Logan, who are residents of Mississippi.
left Tuesday for Seattle, en- route to their
home. Mrs. Logan accompanied them
to the Sound where the party will Welt
before leaving for Dixie. -. -
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-20

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-20
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-25

The Blu lletin has done Its best
to obtain authoritative confirmation
Of the report that some of our fanati-
cal friends urged the commanders of
oisiting warships to hold their men
In check. The statements, freely
made. have not been confirmed. There
Is no doubt, however, that there
IL change from earlier days
in the attitude of ships of the Navy
toward the city of Honolulu. Nine
Of ten Average Citizens in the town
are satisfied that the real or imagined
change Is due to the extreme efforts
made by certain of our own citizens
to prove Honolulu the raw edge of
q hell-hole, and improve 1t for the
benefit of the Fleet. When the Aver
age Citizen arises and demands that