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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-04

street between Mckenzie and Larrabee
has been completed aud the upper floors
are now being fitted up for hotel purposes
by Theo. Madscn, who will conduct II ON
the European plan. The two store rooms
ON the ground iloor are about ready Tor
use.
The Hughes a Warner building. j0X95
feet, ON the corner of Eleventh and Me
kenlie street Is very nearly finished and
tenants are already moving into the up
per floors. One of the store rooms has
been leased to ". Clements who will open
book and stationery store. The build
ing is being very attractively painted aud
presents handsome appearance.
The banking house Of Strader x h klnney
at the corner of Eleventh and Harris
streets is one Of the best. II not the best
frame structure in the city. II is SOlidly
built from the foundation "a the roof ano
| is TO be nicely finished inside. The room
1 for the bank is very large, with high cell
4 ings and will be fitted up in elegant style
/ The building is three stories fitted Will
offices above and one store room besid,
/ the bank on the ground floor. The secOnt
/ store room will be occupied by Stradcr 4
/ Richards who propose 10 tt up the yerl
/ finest real estate aud insurance Office ol
! the bay.
| Phillip Morgan's building, at the cOrne
of Tenth and Harris is also under full
I NdA WIN lDl fdiiA NpHl
/ pletiOn. 1t is To be of wood three StOrie
/ high aud will havea brick veneered front
/ Contracts have been let for th
/ construction of a handsome resi-
dence f0r Judge Galley on Gam
/ bier street between Eleventh am
/ Twelfth. into which he hopes TO hav
/ his family moved and settled In the earl
/ fall.
The Fairhayen Land company are push
ing work rapidly ON the new ocean doe
and the timbers for the warehouse ar
ready for the erection of the building :
soon as the planking can be- completed
The new dock i sadly needed to relieN
the uVcrcrowded condition of the pre-
sent wharf and warehouse
Il. u. Hill Il Co.'S new wharf is also I
a fair state of progression and when com
pleted will he one of the finest priVal
wharVes on the sound. The firm prOpo,
10 erect "A very large and comm odiOr
warehouse which will extend TO the raj
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-04

road. SO that goods can be tranShipped
from the boats To the ears without eN-
po>ure to the weather.
The Pacific Coast Trading company
have recently completed very COM
stlect for the accommodation of the pub
lie as we'll as the housing of their own
goods.
Plans are being prepared for lai ge
three story brick tu hc built az the corner
of Tenth and Mckenzie streets by the
Fairhayen Plumbing company. The
foundation will be- made heavy enough to
support five stories should the company
decide that the additional space j. necrs-
sary. as il probably will be.
Among the numerous residences now
under contract or for which plans arr, be-
ing made are seven for MIR. Nelson Rem
nett which are To be- ready In the fall
Mr.. T.. NJ. Wilson has had plans prepared
for a tine house at the corner of Fifteenth
and Gambler streets. Mr.. Jno. Black is
building a handsome cottage at the cor
+ ncr of Seventeenth aud Larahee streets
/ aud Mrs. T.. VI. Burghoiler another ia FL
/ bridges addition.
The above is only very incomplete
/ list OF the buildings under way. but serves
t 20 show the substantial building boom
which Fairhayen Is enjoying. The
! HERALD is having complete account ol
[ every building. with cost OF construction
/ location. etc. written for a future ISSUE
which will contain all the information
necessarily omitted from this hastily pre-
pared article.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-04

Word was received yesterday AT Mr.
Donovan office of ghastly find 10y labor
ers ou the Fairhaycn & southern railway
near the coal mines. While the graders
were at work removing a large cedar
stump they discovered the skeletons OF
five human beings within its recesses
The skeletons were taken out and sub
mitted to a physician who pronounced
them TO be the bones Of three white meI
aud Two women. There were no marks O
violence discernable aud how they came
I IN the place where they were found Is q
mystery. Incidentally. however, Mr.
Donovan remarked that mammoth cedal
stumps are found In that region. II beins
not uncommon to see them eight feet u
diameter aud some Of them with crack
50 large that two or three persons NIGH
! crawl In TO escape storm.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-04
SENATOR nEcK,s DEATH
He Drops Dead While Walking Into a
Railroad Station

WASHINGTON. H. G.. MAY B. senator
Rccl. Of Kentucky, dropped dead az the
baltimore and Potomac station az few
moments after o'clock this afternoon;
lie sppnt Yesterday In New \ nrk ahd hau
iust arrived on the lo'cl0ck train from
that citv. lie alightcd from the Train ahd
willie nlsSiug into the station fell ana I'M
mediately expired News OF his death
was telearaphrd To the senate. ana upon
lis announcement the senate al once al
senator Beck was born in Scotland ~
iso9 coming to his country a. a YOUTH
| iIe gradnat d in law at the Tran~y ylNania
university. Lexington, Kentucky, ~ lefh
and practiccd law ia kentucky. lie Wa
/ elected To congress in ls'i9. lie was
member Of the house eight years whcn h'
/ was elected to the senate in ls'i. lie wa
| twice reelected to the senate. MI Beel
was many years "A member 81 thr com
mittee on appropriations and the coinmit
lee ON finance lie was admitted 10 y
the best informed democrat IN the senat
ON the tariff questions aud wa, Away,
leader in the debates on silver NJ
| Reck's death was not unexpected bN III
close friends His Illness began two year
ago when he was threatened win neal
| trouble MIR Beck was extremely popnla
! with the members OF the senate. us EN-
ploycs and officers. aud had many VAR
! friends ON the republican sld" ol u"
/ chamber. with no enemies.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-04

On the opposite corner OF Harris street
the Allen {. Mason brick building Is being
hurried forward to completion as rapidly
as Is consistent with good Workmanship
IL is equal in size with the present 'hotel
building. lOOxlOO feet. and is TO he devoted
to stores. Office rooms and halls. II j.
three stories in height. and its proprietor
who Is the wellknown capitalist 81 la
coma. already regrets that he did MOI
make II larger. so urgent is the demand
for space under itsrOOf. The store rooms
on the first floor will be ready for Occu,
pancy I'm about thirty days and the second
and third floors very soon Afterwards. NV.
store rooms already bear the signs ol
| the future occupants. Mcssrs. liigginsoh
a Hardy having leased the corner room
an Twelfth and Harris streets. and ". u.
Pagan a. Co. one of the Others opposite
lie hotel entrance. The second floor VIII
he devoted to offices and almost every
room has been spoken for. The third
floor has been engaged for the cascade
Club rooms and the knights OF Pythlas
hall. and Is being fitted up especially Tor
these two organizations.
Besides these two bricks number oi
frame buildings. both for business and
residences. are being constructed IN diiier-
ent parts of the city and plans Tor over
twice as many more are in the hands oi
| the architects and contractors.
The contract has been let for frame
business block at the corner ot Harris auh
/ Fourteenth streets for Miss Julia i'lb-
hons. II Is to be 25XgO feet ground plan
and two stories high. II will he for stores
with living rooms above. go,
Mrs. Seymour's building on Twelfth
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-04

WAsriSGroN. ID. C.. May 2. McComas,
Of Maryland. today, submitted i9 the
house his views Of the majority of the
house committee on the election Of pre-i-
dent. vice president and representatives
In congress. ON his bill TO regulate in part
the time and manner Of holding elections
Of representatives IN congress. ON which
the committee authorized a favorable re.
port some weeks ago. The majority ol
the committee believe IN the light Of re-
cent history that this power Is vested by
by the constitution Ia congress: 10 max,
or alter such regulations should now be
cXerted to restrain abuses In redistrlctinQ
Of states to secure just. equal representa-
tiOn Of the people In congress and then u
prevent intimidation Of anybody at elec-
lions for representatives IN congress. Inc
minority committee also submit their re.
port OF the bill In which they say the pur'
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-04
FAIRHAVEN'S new HOTEL
1t Will Soon be Completed
and Ready for Occu-
pancy
Steam Heat, Electric Lights
and all other Modern
improvements
Magnificent Interior Finish and
Arrangement Other
Buildings

A very good idea of the outward ap-
pearance of The Fairhaven. the magniii-
cent hotel which is so rapidly approaching
completion. can be had from the cut
which appears in today's HERALD. The
picture, however, conveys no information
as to the interior arrangement and il was
to supply this deficiency that a
HERALD reporter sought MeSsrs Longstall
& Black, the architects who have the
building in charge, aud from Mr.. Black
learned the following particulars: The
building as originally planned by Proctor
& Dennis. architects of Tacoma. was tu
be three stories and basement. but il WAS
found that this would not provide sulli-
Client room and another story was added.
Although this story gives the building
seventy-iive rooms, il is still thought
to be- insufficient and preparation,
are already under way for an
addition equal in size To ia,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-04
Tacoma JottinRs

speclal 20 The IIERAIDi
TACOMA. MAY 3.-The Tacoma Motor
company have today commenced opera
iions extending their line south 10 the
lo br erected. This gives an addition Al
impetus to the southern boom and prop
erty j. selling like hot cakes at enormous
advances.
The seattle and Tacoma clubs Of the
baseball league play their first game OF
the season here today. Special trains are
chartered 10 run between Seattle and
Tacoma. Telegraph operators OF the
Western Union and Postal Telegraph
company have formed baseball club and
viii play exhibition games during the
season
Jack Dempsey gave an exhibition here
last evening.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-04

NEW YouK. May B. brotherhood Al
Brooklyn brooklyn T. New York l3.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia :, Bos-
ton q.
At pittsburg -Pittsburg 6, Buffalo 2.
Al Chicago -Chicago-Cleveland game
postponed. Rain.
National League)-A Brooklyn
York 3. brooklyn :.
AT Philadelphia Philadelphia ), Bos-
ton q.
At Cleveland Cleveland J. Plttsburg j..
Called at the end Of the tenth Inning on
ateouut Of rain.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-04

ATLANTA. Ga. May 3.-Two days ago n
man registered al Fosom's restaurant as
!. ". Howard. 81 Louis. To-day another
registered as H. W. J. tolman. The two
went To their room. In few minutes
two pistol shots were heard. Howard
was found wounded Ia the bowels aud
shoulder. t,nlman had fled. The wounded
man refused 90 talk except To say that
his real name va, T.. :. skinner. He Will
urnLu LlN din
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-04
SEDRO
CENTRAL ADDITION TO SEDR0
The Coming City Of skagit County
The Spokane Falls Of the Pac-
cifc Coast

SEDRO IL the center and outlet Of the
finest lumber, mining and agricultural dis
trict In the state; II on the skagit river the
largest river flowing into Puget Sound, ana
at the junction of the Fairhayen southern,
seattle a Northern. and Seattle. Lake Shore
4 Eastern railroads.
Central addition embraces plateau ten
acres in q extent and Il located as the name in-
dicates. In the center OF the city.
Make trip TO sedro, u viii pay you. ana
buy a lot before prices advance.
Lots In this addition Will be put ON the
market April 10. 1890. ,,..,,,,,.,
For prices and terms address j. COMPTON
A. 70 or T. n TROMBRIDGE at The Fair.
seattle. or DEvIN & MOSIER, sedro
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-20
LATE NEWS.
The North Dakota Legislature
Aojourns for Good with Hard
Feelings all Round.
Lieut.. Ste :le's Trial in Progress
at Chicago-Prince Bismark
Resigns the CHARACTERISTIC.
A Fine Die Adjournment.

BISMARCK, March ls.-Both branch
es Of the first Legislature of the state OF
North DAkota adjourned sine die at l |
p. m. tonight. The session will 70
down into history a. an unusually
stormy one from beginning to eud
The fight on the lottery bill injected
into 1t spirit of snimosity that has
rarely been equslled, aud outside OF
the valuable time 1t consumed, had
much to do with defeating other i'm.
roriant aud much needed legislation,
though some excellent measures were
adopted. The governors nominations
for trustees and directors Of the vari.
ons state institutions having been sent
In on the last day but one of the ses.
sion, failed Of confirmation on the
ground Of there not being sufficient
time to give them proper considers-
tion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-20
Lieut. steele's Trial.

CHICAGO, March lS.-The court
martial for the trial of Lieut.. Steele, of
the Eighth United States cavalry,
assembled In battery ID armory at
noon end after formally organizing
proceeded to hear the testimony OF
Private Dell p. Wild. the com planning
witness. His testimony was substan.
TALLY in accordance with the facts ss
already given In the public press.
After bearing one other witness, 10
corroboration Of Private Wild's story.
which completed the case for the com.
plainant. the court took Q recess TIL
II o'clock Tomorrow morning. The
corroborating witness was Corporal
Hiram Spott, Of Fifteenth United
States Infantry. The story - told by
the witnesses was to the effect that
Lieut.. Steele ordered Wild 10 assist
him In some work about Q building de-
voted to staels's private use; that Wild
refueed to obey the order ON the ground
that he had not enlisted In the capa.
city of a private servant and that
Steele struck him and subsequently
caused him to be court hartialed and
sentenced to imprisonment with hard
labor,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-20
The German Ministry

BERLIN. March l8.-It IL reported
that all the members Of the imperial
ministry have resigned.
The emperor has not yet decided to
accept Bismarck's resignation. but II
is believed that he will give final de.
cision to-day. Some morning papers
affirm tnat the emperor yesterday In
formed Bismarck that be would not
insist upon his remaining In Office II II
was his desire 10 retire to private life.
BERLIN, March lS.-5p. m.-Pripce
Bismarck rendered his resignation
last night, aud the young emperor,
AFTER delay Ing till noon, decided TO &c
cept II. The rupture between the
chancellor and the Emperor haa Gre
ated Q profound sensation here. All
day long all public resorts have been
crowded with persons discussing the
event. It is stated In well informed
circle. that the difference between thu
Emperor and Bismarck Ia irrecoucilI.
able. II arises from the Chancellor
refusal to accede to the request mad,
by DR.. Wi,,dthorst, leader of the eler.
icAl party In Germany, to restore h
the Duke Of Cumberland. claimant o
the throne Of Hanover, q large portion
Of the Guelph fund. Soon after Bis
marcks resignation was sent to tn,
Emperor all membe.s of the Prussiar
ministry rendered their resiguatI atIons.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-20
Scientific Miscellany.

In showing the commercial advau-
tages Of opening up - SEQ route through
Yugor Strait to the great sibe,iap
rivers, Capt. A. Hpvgaard directs At.
tentiou to the fact that the Kara sea is
the only route 70 the North Pole still
left untried. He gives good reasons
for expecting success by this route.
A meteorological summary for each
month OF twelve years has been pub
lished by the Central Meteorological
Observatory Of Mexico, which is 7.4ss
feet above sea.level. The mean tenn
persture for the coldest month, Janu-
ary, is $40; and for the warmest month,
April, SO. The absolute maximum
In the shade was ss', and the minimum
2s.9o.
Sulphats of qulnIpe has been found
70 possess the power Of depriving
white light Of its actinic properties. A
plate Of white ground glass dipped In
q strong solution Of the alkaloid and
allowed to dry may be used instead Of
ruby glass to cover the lamp in pho
tographer's dark room, aud pictures
developed under the non-actinic white
rays have proven as clear and free
from Jogging Ms those brought out In
the presence Of the usual red light.
: A somewhat novel brake brought
out by two London electricians col .
sists Of two iron discs, one fitted to the
inside Of the car wheel. the other slid
Ing on the axle, but secured so that II
cannot revolve. The second disc con.
tains q powerful magnetic coil, which
draws Il to tho other disc when the
electric current is turned on, the ad-
heslop causing the wheel to cease Ia
revolution. In trials OF this brake on
English roads. . car running ~ mile'
an hour was brought to standstill In
Il may become necessary 10 odd
"breathe through the nose" 10 ths
rules usually laid down for the prsses'
vaton Of the teeth. A Brit,sh dee
tist, Dr.. scanes 6picsr. bee bssu
struck with the ffequsncy with vhicl
carious tssth ere sssoclated with ~
Il
ebstructioa, end. he bslisvss that
rslation exists between thso. 4seeA
breathing, which In such oasss b -
fbrosd, may 81 - . predispesan(
eauss Of cariss Of We essth In vaEssu
ways. Exposurs 70 the cold cir esne
10 cause ipnammatlon Of ths tsotA
puip, pFo1uoa coagsstson o. -
| mucous membrane and sseeeessa .
strinGy Aell mucous. 80 ezAss -
nussgs - - n 1bsns . 6oso1ae -
''fs he elssaas ceuA ~
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-20
The Question Of water supply.

The question Of accepting the prope-
sltion Of the Miles City Water and
Electric Light Co. will come up again
tonight before the city council, and In
eli probability nnal action will be
taken On u. A before. the council
request the attendance Of TAXPAYER a
the meeting In order that those who
have anything to say for or aeaipss
the proposed imprevsmsnt may b
heard. Inasmucb - statsmsnts have
been made In regard 10 the sssisuds
insurance oompaniss may assume to-
ward the town In cass af . failure 70
adopt some means Of flrs protection,
We publish Q lstssr rsoslvsd By . busl.
men man Of this city froa . leading
insurance esnpany nsw dels9 busl-
nsss hsrs, suppssalsg b. rssusst ths
name e The company end u ~ pss'
- 10 whom The lsltss 80 vriteso.
fhs lstlse slsaziy sAsss ~ ths ~
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-20
.l............... .s79,s7s si4sl2, ,7es, ,24O

TotaI.............. SIS, ,316 Si4sl2, 16S. 240
The decrease In Jefferson wss Si9s .652,
end In Madison $323, ,ls4.
The rate Of taxation in the several
counties was as follows: Bpaverhead.
% mills; Choteau. 1850; Custer. $50;
Cascade. Ills; Dawson. "a; Deer
Lodge, 1850; Fergus. 22.5O; Gallatin,
l7.6O; Jefferson, 2l.50; Lewis and
Clarke, 1910; Madison. 10; Mesgher,
1850; MisSoula. 1880; Park, 1910; Sill
yer Bow. IA; YELLOWSTONE, 25.l Cas-
cade shows the lowest rate snd Yel-
lowstone the highest.
Vital statistics are encouraging. The
baby GRIP Was very large, and the gain
10 population by natural iIo-eass
bodies exceedingly we'll fir the future.
Silver Bow is the only county In
which the increase was In the ceme.
terry.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-20

surance people are spprehen.ive Of .
disastrous fire in Ihi- city aud not at
all certain Of continuing business here
should we iail to show sufiic ent enter
prise to protect our-elves. The kter
4. a. fnlI.,p.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-20

In the foregoing statistics Custer
county makes AN excellent showing.
being fifth Oh the list In taxable
wealth, fourth ia incr, ase Of taxable
wealth, fourth In births, tenth In
deaths. and tn. same In violent
deaths. The rate of taxation is the
only matter We do not show up well
In, but when IL 10 considered that our
assessment is taken very low this viii
cot look % bad.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-20
A Cure for sporing.

Snoring has for all time reigned
supreme as the nocturnal curse, and
literary experts declare that when
Macbeth heard that he was TO sleep no
more it was simply an announcement
that Mrs. Macbeth had been taught TO
snore. But recent invention practi-
eally abolishes the snore. II consists
of a thin piece of celluloid TO fit DO
tween the teeth and lips. II is made
20 follow the arch OF the teeth and
when well made fits snugly.
The reason why people snore is thas
they sleep with their mouths open.
About nine out of ten persons breathe
through the mouth during sleep. They
all say they don't, but it's only . little
fancy; they do. A moments reflection
will show that the nose was made for
breathing and smelling and the mouth
for eating and speaking.
Three-quarters of the throat troubles
are said TO come from mouth breathing.
and much of the evil Of supposed O.
tarrh is nothing but the effect Of moutA
breathing. The bad taste in the mauth
in the morning, the dryness OF lips
and tongue, all come from the paning
Of air through the wrong channel
The piece of celluloid prevents a11
from passing through the mouth 81
forces il through the nose. y may -
supposed that o cold In the haed w
socnetimes neceasitate mouth bglnkAr
inR. but not 70. Colds Ia The hsa4 -
larIely due 10 the ssnitivsneD q ~
nasal membranes 10 ths touoh oe -
caussd by not uaing The noes -
brsathing. Once acoa6enm IL no!eEt11
70 pasing cir. ssPsoiaIly the ed G.
| Of night and ooA h Ne haaA N
disappear. Noss hssafhing = - -
~ an sthlets , not eass e neoon
until he hes mas4sG11 -
1hs sslluloid sSplia.s y - -
Mr. . lsw night9 - , - ioeGH -
aosd q esnsot = 9nswa g
. lsw vssh q tsy.lsgs - ~
- :.sss-'ss :s''l - 8 -
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-20
$50 yard, and one travelling 80 miles
an hour on q slippery track was
stopped In 90 wards.
AUDITOR KfNNEY's REPORT
Facts and Figures Cleaned About Mon
tana from Advance sheets.

Facts and Figures Cleaned About Mon
tsna from Advance sheeb.
Advance sheets of State Auditor
Krnney's report for the year ending
Dec. 81, 1859. are at hand. The doc
umsnt includes many valuable items
OF interest 10 the taxpayers of the
state, a. well a. all the citizens In.
terested in the growth and develop
ment OF It's material resources. The
assessments for 1859 show very de-
cided increase in fourteen of the six-
teen counties Of the state, Jefferson
and Madison being the two delinquents
Below are the figures;