Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-06
A1RHAvEN HERALD FARHAvEN TUESDAY MAY 1880

river and endeavor To go around the
mountains instead of crossing the divide
like the exploring party did from Port
Angeles last January. General GlDoon
thinks that by following up the Quilleene
river. thereby penetrating the valleys oil
the olympic mountains. would be the
best route.
William Cullen Bryant /, TO b. post
master OF Brookline. Mass; Henry W
LongfelloN keeps grocery store In hos
ton. and General Grant i assistant secre-
tary OF war.
Minister Lincoln j. much improved In
health and spirits. The loss of his son
pulled him down greatly. but lac l. nov
recovering his ordinary demeanor aud
transaets business ia his usual way.
Charles I.anier. the well-known banker
of New York. has offered to present the
city Of Macon. Georgia. a bust OF the late
sydney Lanier, the southern poet. Mr..
Lanier Is kinsman of the dead poet.
Prince Bismarck speaks English with a
German accent and rather old fashioned
pronunciation. but his mastery of the
language j. complete and his knowledge
Of il literature i very great.
Colonel Daniel = Lamont j. said Ia be
getting rich at "a rapid rate lie i inter-
ested in several large financial enter
prise>. Ten years ago he was the legls-
latiNc reporter. lie owes everything To
+ cleveland aud reform.
4 story comes from Germany that the
scrOfulous affection under which the EN-
peror suffers haS.hrOken out with renewed
Nirulence. Ii j. said that the leading
medical authorities of dermany give him
bal ten years of sanity OF life.
\ Philadelphia journal SAYS Mrs. Fer
nando Nznaga failure 10 make sensa-
lion Ia London a. a beauty j. due 10 the
fact that she j. a blonde. and the blonde
j. a back number ia the pulchritudiuons
circles of the English metropolis.
ten. BENZ +. Butler i worth sl.uo.n
and lives in a palace al Lowell. Mass. IL,
makes sipnUn a year. but would take the
presidency of the niied States al regular
rates
Enenshnrg people complain that Il com
mon dumping ground for dead carca>>e'
4, made south of the city. in smelling dis
lance ui their homes. All the dead car
cas>e> about the city are dragged there
much to the annoyance Of that neigh
borhoOd.
\ servant OF the Queen of the belgian
was lately stricken with apopleNN. Tn
: hr>t aid that some queens would hay
/ thought of would have heen an aide-de
camp Ia fetch a doctor. but She turned 4
and doetared The servant herself An
= the servant recovered.
Dr. john Narren. ia letter dated Ma
!. -. lss1. describes the epidemic known a
the grippe aud among other things in IL
gard To- he disease say; Our belove,
President Washington i but nov an tn
!, recovery from VERY severe aud danger
! ou> attack Of IL ia that city.
Charles Theodore. Duke 81 iassri;
nside> snrgieally treating thousands ,
poor patients gratis. spends s1tssl yea
IA maintaining hi icee di>pen>aries an
Il hospitals. lie ha> no private fortune. b.
"A j. dependent upon hi- annuity from III
Hawaiian crown
Elmer Jersey. Young hoy. j. und,
y arrest at LIS Conner charged With KILN
pi a >iNash. lie was >huoting al mar
:. with rifle. on Mr.. >ehricker's wharf.
- the north part Of town. last night ju
before shutdown. when an Indian pa>ss
l. ia canoe. lie asked the boy to stop M
~ til he Wa oui of range. The boy mae
a, some sancy reply and kept on shootin
Before The Indian had gone 3nn yards
T. bali from the rifle struck him. killing hi
To- Instantly. Great excitement prevail
ID among The Indians.
NJ The work on the Spekauc Falls
Northern railroad To the Little Dalles
going rapidly ahead. tine month mo
iH will see the line open from the Liti
he Dales Ia thu Fails city. This will be
-, boon to tuiNillc. saY> the stevens coun
| uinn. a. he rich section above here "
ny h. made tributary to her. aud the tradil
t. that " III gradually increase will be- throw
en- toward JolNillr hy reason Of it, being I
achnnN lodged center of this section.
Chickens on the farm Of sam Cruz
baker. >omc live miles above tolfaX.
he Palouse. have several times with
on the past two years been found with %
~ nuggets "a large a. grains of wheat
- their digestive araSiraS. On Saturda
"A
a. fairfield started To- investigate. They ~
aid ceeded in raising a color on the river
-, half mile from Mr.. Crumbaker's pla,
IN but the hens refused to reveal the loo
nod ton of their diggings.
l. NJ. Ballman. an Okanogan coui
en-. rancher. killed John Swonts, "a ncighb
,,, by hitting him over the head with "A eli
l,allman took the body of Swonts to
lail home and afterward went TO Cheli
where he was arrested by citizens a
taken 10 Concunully. Ballman says
acted in Self-defeuse and that >wonts i
attacked him with an axe and he v
ent Obliged Ia defend himself with ell
I'll Both men We're engaged IN chOpping ii
-, wood for the steamer. and dispute ar
NJ "a 10 whose land the timber was be
ing cut on. SWonts leaves "a wife and I
children.
all Assessor Moore on Saturday stumb
ted on a sad experience, says the Chchi
eat Nugget. In taking his trip up the
'ufs bottom country assessing. hc called
ago W. {. Grey in the Silver creek neighp
a. hood. aud OF going into his cabin. v
the alarmed Ia find him stretched dead an
to floor. lie notified The upluhbnrS. ,
lom Justice Van Wort Immediately Gale,
ar coroner'> jury and held an inquest. 4
i of deceased had probably been dead for .
Il TO two days. some OF the neighbors hav
the seen him alive aud well on the Wedn
hat day prrceding Heart disease Was
Vii nrobable cans. rhe inry hrouyht
the Vrr,Iirt If ti,,atl, frnn natural causes
had
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