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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-20
SAN FRANCISCO BUDGET
Tho Siberian Railway and Its Possible
Importance to America


SAN FHAN,I~oo. April lg.-General VIM.
II. Dlmund. agent of the Pacific Mail
steamship company, was asked whether
In the event of the siberian railway being
built his company would connect with II
at \iadiyastOck. He replied that he had
no doubt that the Pacific Mail steamers
would connect at NadiNustOck. as it was
only two days sail from Yokohama to
Nladivu~tOCk.
The state board of trade has received a
letter from the japanese consul, A. Ka
Wagrtu, informing the board of the open
ing of the Domestic Industrial exposition
lu the city of Osaka. in Japan. and solicit
ing contribution Of California products,
grain. fruits, etc, in small bulk. The eX-
pcnSr OF transportation from California
10 Japan Will be- betrayed 10y the Japanese
consul here. This letter will be- referred
10 the executive council of the board
which does not meet. however, until July.
An exhibition Of California's products IN
agriculture aud horticulture at this eXhi-
blliOn might lead to the opening up of a
vast market in Japan.
This morning the schooner Mary Delo
cap>iZcd alongside the dock. The vessel
had on buari a cargo Of wood which She
brought into port Yesterday from up
coast.
Clearod-Steamcr matilda for Victoria.
Sailed-Stcamer Wilmington for Port
Townsend
Herbert Lathrup was today sent To the
state prison for eight years. LathrOp
and George Wiley forged tickets on the
southern Pacific from san Francisc, tO
Los Angeles. LathrOp pleaded guilty,
bat " iliry proposes tu stand trial.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-20
CHARGED With MURDER
An Attempt Made to Indict
United States Inspector
Coblentz
He Shot and Killed Smuggler
Holt Eight Weeks
Ago
Friends of Holt Trying to Get
the Case Before the Grand
Jury


special to the Herald:
SEATTLE. April ~. - The friends of
Andrew a. Holt, the Smuggler who was
shot and killed while resisting arrest by
United States Inspector Coblentz ON the
slOop Alaska in Salmon bay about six
weeks ago. are determined to bring Cob
lentL to trial ON an alleged charge
of murder, claiming that the killing was
in furthcrance of conspiracy to driraud
Holt out of his property. The initial step
was taken few evenings since when
committee agreed To circulate petition
to Prosecuting Attorney Carr. asking that
the matter be brought before the grand
Jury with view 10 the indictment Of
CoblentZ, aud Mr.. SOdderburgh accord
ingly drew up petition which is now he
ing circulated. The document calls
for the prosecution of CubletZ. and
states that he, without a proper warrant
boarded liolt's Sloop, which was the lat
ter's home. where he ate and slept, on
pretence of arresting him for some irilling
OtfenSe committed some eight months
previous. and shot and killed Holt. IL is
averred In the petition that Holt was un-
armed and that he declared to az least
ten persons before his death that Cob
lentz had murdered him. The petition
ers offer To furnish. at their own expense.
attorneys to assist Captain Carr IN the
prosecution of the case in behalf of the
state, There are thirteen SignerS To the
petition. all of whom are leading Scan
dnayians of this city. Capt. Caar was
seen by reporter last night IN regard 10
the matter, aud said: The petition has
not yet been presented to me. although
Mr.. SOdderburgh has spoken of its being
circulated. II they can set forth sufficient
facts To think they can warrant a
prosecution. I'll go ahead with the case
on behalf of the state, otherwise | would
hesitate 10 put the county and state To
any heavy expense. COblentZ is now in
Tacoma aud will be in court whenever he
is wanted
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-20
A GREAT BOOIz
Great Work Descriptive
Dark Continent

I.uNpoN. April 10 -Stanley's book l.
The work ah0uudS In graphic
Illustrations of the character of the in
hahitants Of the dark continent and con-
tains curious details concerning the forest
dWarfs. 10 whom his letters referred and
in whom the interest of the civilized world
l. aroused In his description Of the
dwarfs. Stanley states that they possess
many good qualities which are wholly un-
suspected by all Egypt except those who
have come into immediate relations with
them and who have cultivated their
friendship. The race is markedly intclli-
gent and possesses decidedly a higher grade
of morality than the negro. II Is the only
homogeneous race In Africa and stands
quite alone IN its regard Tor the sacredness
of the marital relations. The dwarfs
are skilled workers in iron aud betray
more ready adaptabiliiy 10 civilization
than any other people OF that region.
The dwarf queen became great friend
of Stanley aud Dr. Parker, and accom-
panied them ON their expedition ior
considerable part of their road lnfOr-
tundtely She died. Parker publishes an
exhaustive aud interesting account OF his
medical eNpc icnccs in Africa. He de--
cribs an extraordinary disease rife
among the natives In the ueighbOrlluOd
of the lakes. II Is produced by the larN3
of worms. which enter the body through
the feet and extend their progress up
ward as far a. the hip. Their presence
causes severe swellings aud ulcers and
death. Stanley applies his facts -
theories relating To the ultimate rise OF
the negro in the scale of civilization. lie
places them more ON an equality with the
whites than most uf the explorers are
willing to admit. This seems to be- due
to his better know ledge Of them conse-
queut upon his Christian sympathy with
/ their natures aud his inyariabc ciorts
aud 4
! intimacy. At the Brussels ant-slayery
conference. in Nav. Stanley will dwell on
/ the horrors of the practices rcsorted u
| by Arab ivory hunter, In getting their
goods. which are worse than the practices
Of slave hunters. since latter have an
/ interest in the lives of their slaves. while
| The former Kill and burn all before them
I stanley SAYS the forest dWarfs have tli,
oldest history Iva the world. tracing theft
Hyiuu hack Nfty centuries
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-20

The Good Tempars Of Fairhaven have
organized and Incorporated u building as
sociatiun to be known a. the Good Tenn
plarS' Building Association of Fairhaven.
The capital stock Of which is sl.OOO, fully
paid Yesterday the association pur-
chased lot & in block i2l. on Donovan
street. overlooking the bay and the val
ley back of the city. aud will proceed Inn
mrdiatcly to erect thereon a line business
huilding. three stories in height with
brick front. la this building will he lO-
Gated the hall for the Good Templars,
while the lower floors will be- occupied by
business houses and offices The officers
of the company are: &. II. Hansen, presl-
drut: Lizzie Stehhings. vice. president; l..
u. Knox. secretary: Jams Olsen. treasurer; ;
trustees VI. f. Wilson. Lille Curry. Mrs.
Maud n. WELDON. b. W. HuntOon. John
Fra ser ". &. Bell and Jams Olsen.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-20


PrTrsBrRG, Pa April ~. The special
committee appointed by the executive
Of Federated Railway employees, call led at
all the railroad offices in the city today to
see what the companies were willing 10
do. The committee reported this evening
that the proposition 10 slightly advance
conductors and brakemcn had been OF
fered to the grievance committee by the
superintendents Of all roads entering eN-
cept the -. a o. and Pittsburgh Lake
Erie railway The proposition was con-
sdered by the Federated executive com
mittce and the local grievance committee
and unanimously rejected, When the
meeting adjourned tonight there was such
hopeful feeling among the men as has not
been euualcd since the trouble began. The
men claim now that the railroad officials
have virtually recognized the federation
and that one point has been gained. said
President Ilavlcy tonight: The wages
we VIII accept are embodied in our list ol
grievances. This list is our ultimatum.
From another source it is learned That
the grievance committee will endcavor 70
secure further concession from the rail
roads on Monday. Failure IN this 1t Is
II Is said. will result In a conflict.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-20
MOI a Rernlar Thing

NEW YORK. April l9.-United States
Superintendent Of Immigration Weber
personally welcomed the first immigrant
who landed on American soil Today
through the newly opened portal Of the
barge office The homeScpNer was blonde
aud very happy looking. a native Of SAKE
Ncimar. tie was registered by lnterprr-
ter sven smith as Hermann Nalke. lie
came uu the steamship Columbia aud was
accompanied by his wife and dog. His
happy expression changed 10 one betok
cuing mingled hrWildermcnt and JOY
when Colonel Weber gave him 81 gold
piece. u took several minutes to get him
To understand that presenting gold pieces
t. immigrants was not felicituus new
world custom. lie said hc was glad he
was the first man to land In the new place,
smiled and started 10 Pittsburg. where he
will work 40 blacksmithing.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-20

SAN FRANcIsCo. April lg.-The schoon-
en- VIII &. Case, Of the. Arctic Packing
Company will sail tomorrow for Alaska.
She has on board siXtv white men and
one hundred Chinese, who will be en-
ploycd ia salmon fishing and packing in
canuerics. The Sadie +. Caller. Of the
Chignak bay combination. will also sail
tomorrow She has hfty-siX white men
and one hundred and twenty-three Chin
e,e. The Electra and Newsboy expect tn
start for the fishing grounds tomorrow.
This will complete the fishing fleet, which
is composed 0f fifteen vessels. About
1900 Chinese have been taken 10 Alaska
. fYf Z la. 1auaRn
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-20
NO. 18

iollillcr What's the matter with Fair
haven. would 90 mp from one crowd, and
Immediately the answer would come from
another gathering "Shc's all right, every
time" ON the point huge bonfire had
been lighted and it was kept up roaring
and blazing fed by the willing hands of
mall boy, and enthusiastic men, telling
the new, to all the country round. A
procession headed 10y he FairhaVen band
marched nap and down the streets carry
ing illuminated banner, of various patTi-
ulIr designs. and until ten O'Clock the city
was thoroughly awake. Gradually the
moist died down. except ir spots. and the
people tired hut -tll ready to shake
hands with every conner. retired To rest.
\ few ui the more excited ones kept up
the ipllIlcation. however. and il is strong
Is suspected that some of them have
hardly got over celebrating yet.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-20

CmoAGo. April l9-The conference be-
tween the arbitrating committees OF
striking carpenters and new boss carpen
tcrs association failed to bring about any
settlement Of the strike, although It was
expected hy great many that 1t would.
The question Of wages was but briefly
discussed and will be left for the adjust
meut TO next meeting Of committees,
which will be- held Monday morning. The
new association has recognized the union
and granted hours. and now the only
questions to be- settled are those Of wages
aud number of men the bosses can EN-
ploy. These it is expected. can be- easily
settled
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-20

The Weather crop Bulletin for the
week ending today. SAYS: The weather
during the past week has been especial
favorable for farm work throughout the
northwest. where the sowing Of small
grain l. substantially completed. as far
north a. southern Minnesota aud south
oru Dakota, but more rain is needed tY
the Missouri valley. northward over MY
ncsota. Reports from Oregon indicaN
that the season j. late. although favora\
bile for fall wheat. Freezing weather.
-nrnmrrNl I'm Ihi. snclinn dmrinp the week.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-20

NEWPORT. RI. April IA woman
named Celia clay was arrested tonight
for street walking. Her reputed husband.
Harry CLAY. demonstrated with the officer
and was severely cubbed. He was car
rird to the Pennsylvania hospital In
critical condition. Celia was locked up in
the station house After being placed In
"A cell the woman set fire To her clothing.
and when discovered her body was almost
burned to a crisp. the flesh peeling of In
strips. She was removed To the hospital
la diving condition.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-20
The Avenrer KILLED

BPooKLYN. April l9.-Asa K. Water
man. manager of the Jacobs Lyceum
thcatpr. corner Of Montrose and Leonard
killed Peter DOran. aged - years, to-
night. In front Of the theater Doran,
who had suspected his wife of being on
intimate terms with Waterman, followed
her tu the theatre and subsequently met
the couple on the street. Doran immedi-
atcly attacked Waterman. aud the siter,
drawing his revolver shot and killed
him The bullet penetrated his heart.
Waterman was arrested.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-20
The Russian Method

81 PErEB~HUHG, April -l9-rhe five
students convicted rs leaders OF the dis
turhancc ia the university here have been
transported To siberia. All the rest OF
the students engaged in the riots will be
rradmittcd to the college. but obliged to
sign ana agreement of absolute submission
to the authorities. and confession OF re-
pcntancc for msubordination. \ dispatch
from tiacuW asserts that the Polish
socialists and anarchists iu Callicia are
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-20
A Missing EnRlishman

NEW YORK. April l9.-M. O. Campbell.
of Milwaukee. general manager Of the
Wisconsin Central railway company, re-
ports a. missing his nephew, Robert
Smith. who arrived in this city saloon
passenger ON the state of Nebraska on
April 9Th. Smith came from England to
visit his uncle and has disappeared The
police are searching for him.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-20

ScorrSuAiE. Pa. April 80. The men
employed at the Mnrrell and Wheeler
coke plants. Of the Cambria Iron Company
uut work today for a reinstatement OF a
discharged man. There are 800 men en-
Moved at the works and they Intimate
that they can Withstand the struggle FOR
..x.tu1 kRsgke
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-20

New YoRk. April 49, The anticipation
of the action by congress ON the NllNrf
uucstion has caused a further advance IN
silver The Western National bank was
busy receiving deposits Of bullion and
issuing deposits against them. Il single
firm depositing S2O0D0 worth Of silver
Tuesday and S3O,WO yesterday. II is pre-
dictcd that trading in certificates Will
soon bp feature on thc board.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-20
REFER
S EDRO O
CENTRAL ADDITION TO SEDR0
The Coming City of skagit County
The Spokane Falls of the Pac-
cifio Coast

SEDRO l. the center aud outlet of the
finest lumber mining aud agricultural dis
trict In the state: II on the Skugit river, the
largest river flowing into Puget sound ana
nj the junction Of the FairhaVen \ southern,
seattle a Northern. and Seattle. Lake shore
4 Eastern railroads.
Central addition embraces plateau ten
acres In extent and l. located a. the name IN
dlcates In the center Of the city.
Make a trip to Scdro, IL Will pay you. ana
buy a lot before prices advance
Lots In this addition will be- put ON the
market April 10. 1850. ,.,,.,.
For prices and terms address J. COMPIpN
4 CO. or j. 4. TROWBRlDGE at The Fair
seattle. or DEN1N q MOSIER. Sedro.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-20
A PLUCKY GIRL
A New York Broker Cowhided by His
Own Daughter


NEW YORK. April l9-Miss Lucy Wan
ger, a pretty l6-ycar old daughter oi
Moses g.. NanLcr, a well-knOWn Wall
street sugar broker. has been employing
heroic measures To discipline her father.
Facts in the case have Just leaked out.
Mr.. WanZer, IL is alleged. has been living
for some time with Mrs. Emile Lee. wife
Of Frank ID. Lee. a travelling salesman.
but on the last Wednesday IN February
he called ON his wife and used very strong
language toward her. On the following
morning Miss Lucy called at his Office, h
Wall street a number of business men
were present. but the young girl. nothing
daunicd. demanded an explanation from
her father lie gave her Snerring rcpl'
which completely cNaSperatcd the high
spirited daughter. Ia an instant she
whisked an ugly looking rawhidr nom
hcr pocket aud hrandiShcd IL threaten
ingly over her fathers head. Take
that" she exclaimed cNcitcdly. as She
brought the lash down with all
her strength. smashing his sir
hat. 'aud that" She continued aS
She dealt him singing cut across the
face. The girl was ovcrpowcred after q
fierce struggle and the whip taken from
her. She was finally put out of the Office.
vigorously protesting that she would pro-
tect her mother at all hazards. Stung 10y
wounded pride, Wanzcr called at his
home. a. Seventh avenue. brooklyn. ON
the evening Of March 2lst. When he saw
his daughter he sprang at her and seized
her by the throat. You have disgraced
me-" he exclaimed eNcltedly. The girls
screams brought the family To the scene
and lively time ensued. One of the
daughters rushed with a broken pistol
and snapped il at her father, while Mrs.
Heber. another Of the daughters. rushed
to the door and called for the police.
Finally the broker becoming alarmed at
the uproar left the house precipitately.
Mrs. Lees husband has begun suit for a
divorce through his counsel. Henry Hal
soy. naming Nanzer as correspondent.
Marital intidelity between May ~, lsss.
and April 5 1880. is alleged at lslip,
Brooklyn. Bay Shore and various places
in New York. Mrs Lee is a daughter OF
the commissioner Of public buildings
Joseph Platt, Of Brooklyn. Nanzer be-
came acquainted with Mrs. Lee ahOut
three years ago. II Is alleged that h'
supports her In sumptuous style at p
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-20

PAms. April ia discovery Of vital
Importance has been made by DR.. Cham
bcrlain. pasteur's assistant. and Drs.
Mcnnlcr and Cofeac. II is that the es-
sence Of cinnamon. when sprinklcd in a
room where typhoid fever patients are,
kills the bacteria within twelve hours,
and prevents the disease from spreading
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-20

GUTHRIE. |. T., April 19.-Captaip
Couch. veteran boomer, cannot live unl
I'll tomorrow. Lockiaw has set In as IN
result Of a wound In his knee. His phy9
clans hoped To save his leg and delay
amputation until II was too late. Adam
his murderer. is closely guarded.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-20
ON THE WATER FROM |

YOU want buy Water Front property (and such property
always most valable) YOU want to few lots South
Faravcn The prices moderate and within the reach OF
ALL and now is the time buy 1t must be borne mind that the
property will increase rapidly value The obvious;
neanes of Farhaven its slightly oca-
ton and it's unexceed front combine make the cheapest
and desirable property the market Along the water 'front.'
will center the manufacturing industries of this but vigorous
CITY, while overlooking the bay and commanding OF Nature
choicest handiwor will cluster the homes of thousands FrceS
will shortly be advanced Get in early and reap the proht
pETTBONE. BElDMC g. CO. FRED C. PETTlB0NE & CO.
AGENTS.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-20
This is a Fitting Occasion for
Bringing Out the Herald
Rooster
The Final Act Which Gives
the City the Right to Incor-
porate
A Grand Celebration in Honor
of Great Event in Fair
haven.

For the past five or six week, little else
has been thought or liked of except the
incorporation of tine city. III has been
the all absorbing subject aud much spec
ulatiun was INDUCED concerning the mat
ter. This is now a matter that has been
settled. and that. too, 20 the satisfaction
of all FaiIhayentc> and her friends
Everybody was happy when Friday
morning the welcome news. that the
county commissioners had made their de-
cisiOn aud had granted tu This city Just
what she wanted and just what she asked
for. The fight over the limits was long
and bitter, the city ut fairhayru being
arrayrd against both Nhatcum and
Schumc. For the past week, ur rather
since "Wednesday last the larger part Of
the huSiue~, men of this city were iu at
tendance on the county commissioners 10
Nhatcom. Arguments from both
citic,wcrr heard and when llc
end came thr result was just
what might have hcru expected Fair
haven was victorious aud got what she
asked for and what was justly due hrr.
some hard feeling has been manifested
by the champion, of sides. aud although
il was to great extent suppressed. oc-
casiunally it would crop out. The news
Of the decision was received about ten
o'clock in the morning, and 10 spread like
wild fire In half am hour the subject of
ittiugly celebrating the event had been
thoroughly canya-,rd and was decided
upon
The chamber of commerce held AN i'm
prumptu meeting 40 which the project
was hurlicdlN buf most enthusiastically
discussed. There was little time for tall,
aud every body was Keen for action. So
/ two or three energetic husilerS were APP
I pointed a. committees oi one tu arrange
I Tor pr0pcrly celebrating the event which
/ had driven the last spike mailing Fair
| haNpu'S destiny tu the wheel oi progress.
/ One arranged for the printing of badges
aud painting nt appropriate h1nurrs an
other for the formation Ol procession
while the third secured all the available
I giant powder aud au abundance ul com
/ hustiblr material lu properly voice Tue
enthusiasm ul a city aud acpuaini AN the
region round about With the news "l a
I glorious victory.
II wa, one o'clock before the committee
got fairly at work vet al tuur thry nae
! completed their lahur~ and lairhaNrh
/ first street parade was forming iu llne
] The people Of EairhdNcn had been uuaul'
nous In working for Incorporation. ana
/ everybody displayed the same unanimill
of spirit iu properly celebrating the sue
cess Of their efforts. They all came out
either To take an active part in the pro
grammc ar show their appreciation o
Others patriotism hy standing ON th'
sidewalk and cheering as the prpc">, i9i
passed. The line was formed ln the lpl
lowing order. under the general direction
of ". ". Sly. marshall OF the daN'
Brass Band,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-20

Hardly had the sun descended IN the
west before bouircs Illuminated the hori-
zon from every prominent point In and
around the city, and the roar Of anvils
and giant powder made the night hideous
TO the nervous and perfectly lovely to the
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-05-02
EsTRAY NOTICE.

EsTRAy NOTICE.
Taken up at my Ranch near Cascade,
county Of Fall River andState OF South
Dakota, One Bay Horse Colt. Three
years old, branded Ii on left stiae; own.
or can have same by proving. property
and paying charges on thysame. Dat
ed this 9th day Of Apt1ttsW.
I.xB Na1cg,osf
Ali6s, 8. Dak.
Don't
Buy yssa asK ~ coods.patil
wy hass nlss4 gssge saa's
IspsHn
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-05-02
Hot Springs Extension .

Elsewhere in this issue will be found
published an advertisement for teams
and scrapers to proceed at once to Hot
Springs and commence work on the
Fremont, Elkhorn, & Missouri Valley
railroad to that place. Work will be
commenced Immediately and every
available man and team will be en-
gagged on the grade. The Elkhorn COM
pany propose to push the road to COM.
pletion as rapidly as possible. It will
no doubt be a paying investment for
the company and i'll a great measure be
the means Of attracting very large
numbers Of visitors to that famous
health resort. Hot Springs is to be
congratulated on its good fortune, and
it is safe to say within a few years
it will be the most famous health resort
in America.-Rapid Journal.