... 1 ABOYNE. Serious Assault on a Woman. - In Aberdeen Sheriff Court yesterday -before Acting Sheriff . Sub3titute J. u. Dove Wilson-Agnes Macfarlane or Kane, pedlir, was charged with having, on the 26th August, uI tile Public Green it Aboyne village, 'essaulted Margaret Deans or Hardy, pedlar, by striking her several severe bloivs with a stag's hoora, and felhsng her to the ground; also with. ...

... CnrTh' aoiD-flRoAD S'LREET, ABERDEUEN. LONDON OFn ..IO-5 NEW MlU DGER 'T'EE1Xr, E.C. IF.LgOItAMs-Il ABENI)EUN JOURNAL, AUFIRDE1N. 'IUN,.LEpfON%-N o. 27. ABERDEEN, TUESDAY, AUG. 29, 1899. I - NEWS SU.1M31ARY. The San Domingo Government is reported to be surrendering to the rebels. The bazaar at Torphins in aid of the recreation ground fund realised £259 lbs 6d. ''he Cuban financial report for ...

... ,&,B3pDEEN AND NORTUEIR-N FRIENDLY 'SDCIETY'. TZ. lihilf Yetll-V 0°'.ial teetintg of the memi- bers Of thie AberdIct0ln tnid Norlhern Priondly Sell': s its a hoId iii: ttigIt ill ile Soujelto's Hltl, ,erIo - O;rt% Ahberd.tln. Nlr Riobert N. * I lit l I' I t'J I, rer, ehfi rinai ofi tue O oviett, rre -letds MKIeYs;a,, Iloonluirpanied o11 tlhee pllrifor;. bte tidinri ,o rs. '1Ti, fintlt'1( 1 ...

... I THE WELLMAN POLAR. EXPEDAITIONI GRAPHIC ACCOUNT BY EXPLORER. PERILS OF THE JQURNEY. it PATHETIC INCIDENT. (PaEss ASsOCIATION FOREIGN SaROUL.) Hull, Monday. A representative of Reuter's Agency this morti- ing met Mr Walter Wellman and the Amerioan members of his expedition, who have reached here by Norwegian mail. Mr Weiliaan came ashore an crutches, quite unable to walk owing to the accident ...

... i HOW THE TmamS GOT A PlM- I LIoGEnD DOCUMENT. I STRONG CENSURE BY A CO ;AIITTEE. In a Blue Book which -was published yesterday, the Select Committee of thoe Louse of Conmuons appointed to cousidler the Cottage Homes Bill states that they have agreed to report the same without meneodment. The Comumittee also present thle following special report, which they have drawn up in re- gard to the ...

... II 5 NEW BRIIDGE STRFT, LoNnDON, AmIlDER-N JOURNAL. O1PMCE, TUESDAY MORNING, 5.30. (JBY SPECIAL WUl3 ) CAPE1 AND CHAMBERH- LAIN'S SPEECH. BRITISHERS TIRING OF ORATOR~Y. DEEDS NOT WORDS WANTED. (DAILY AMAIL TELSGIRAU.) Cape Town, Monday. )Tr Chamilberlaini's speech is welcomed hero as a cheerful break in the present Iii~astrous spisi ense, but even thle 2vloder- ates feel that some evidence of ...

... | APPOINTMENT TO '0GENERAL SIR G. I I .1 . WHITE. AN OLD GORDON SHIGHLANDER, A corrospondent of the Times states:- Lientenalet-General Sir George White, V.C., at present Quartornonster-General of the Forces, las been appointed Governor of Gibraltar in succession to Sir Thomas Biddulph. Sir George White is an officer of much distinction, gained chiefly in India. His early promotion was mnuch ...

... THlE WEArllEIt. Thermometer and Barometer. READINOS AT 2 A.M. TO-DAY. SUN. Uoobr. RI3e3 . 57 &.m.. ,.,1047 P.M. Sete .. ? IS ..&.s.,.. 4-3 A.M. [Ugh WaLer rit Aber. j 714 A.M. e D .j 7,54 P.21. The barometer bas remainied Istady, bat the weather Is Changeable. TO-DAY. (August 29, 13S9.) TO-'DA V. I FORLEASTS FOI: TO.BiY. The following forecasts of weather for to-day were ...

... GORDiON HIGHTANDDIM' NEW ~~ I. ~~ COLwOURS. I THE PRESENTATION AT BRAOCKLEY. Colonel ',athias, C.B., and 'Colonel Oosvnman, commanding Ist Battalion Gordon Highlanders, were at Brackley on Saturday, and we understand that, subject to the anproval of His Royal High- ness ,the Prince of Wales, it -has been arranged that the presentation of colours shall take place on 18th September, in a park in ...

... IERMlORIAL SERVICE. 'I'lrse lindsome pulpit erecoted in St Peter's EpB- copal Chtrcrh, Fcraserhurgh, by theo e fonugregatien, to thoe mencary of tho late Rev. Charles Pres-dsey, Wits tseltd oit uSttidty for tho firat time, whon ReIv. 1. .l'yfe, B. , pratitlie l clolirent sermon. Thii) pulpit is of (dark- ok, andI is titagonal in shape, each ftae of the oltagon being elaborately ( reved in very ...

... I ROBERT GOIRDOfN'S COLLEGE. The quarterly court of the governors of Robert Cordojn's Collige. Aherdeen, was held at the college yesterday afternoon-Lord Provost Flem- ing presiding,. THE LOCAL TAXATION ACCOUNT GRANT. A letter was intimated from tho Scoteh Educa- tion Department, staling t1sat if it was the in- tention of the governors to make any claim ulIder tiee minute reatirng to the ...

... j| RECEPTION OF MR CHAMBER- LAIN'S SPEECH AT CAPE. VIEWS AT PRETORIA. INTERVIEWS WITH KRUGER, JOUBERT, AND REITZ. (PnESS ASoosTION FOREIGN SrEOIAL.) Pretoria, Monday. Mr Chamberlain's speech has been calmly received by the officials here. The Govern- ment still awaits the Colonial SecretaTySl reply to its alternative proposals for a fivef years' franchise and representation for Uitlanders of ...