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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-18
AiV You dolng East3

De- r . b.
II SO, the handsome new vestibule
train now running solid from Denver
to Chicago over the Union Pacific and
Chicago and Alton Railways, daily,
has all the modern improvements to
make the trip enjoyable. Comfortable
recllning-chalr cars, latest pattern;
Pullman's elegant diners and sleepers;
fast time and sure connections.
Don't Forget
That II you are going to St. Louis
or any point beyond, that the Union
Pacific is the short line In connection
with the Wabash Railway. Through
slcepers and all meals served In dining
cars. Free reclining chair cars and
elegant day coaches.
Dining Cars
Are now one Of the Important fen
lures Of the Union Pacific system.
All meals are served In them between
Denver and Kansas City, Denver and
Omaha, and Denver and Portland.
Persons going East or West cannot
select more comfortable route to
travel on than the popular Union
Pacific.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-18

hoodu ond WunauaIv, r.,.. " ~. ale.
$50. - .,.h.- ..S.s !. =.
.a,,,,.r r,,o nr..,,,,,.. :. - IN. IA.
$500 anS vat :. :. - ~ ~.
hors.,v y. 20 .rdo,.s. 1870, ..,,s
nm, sycsn,,on q, oornss.,a. -. ~.
,,., Ie.,.,.t,re 70. h. s..,n.
hut nra,ss sor tho.s r,.,r,s- - .hs
ra.is,o,u,s n,ho "A .s.,. 80. ~
90 NO ,,on,o "nto,r,sa =. ..,.,,
hn, there was n hooa,s .sn. 'I y, ,hs
Isg,slature that for dowr,;.h. mr..
rnn,,on snrn.,.ea .n,th,r- H. th..
lima TINT Colorado m. .vsr sxnsr,snc.
All This gang every ho,s.. n.rsr
wi,, denonnca nra vo,s .ss,n.t II,
tn denonnce ,,,ch nnnnn,.hsa r"sco,s
IL to he a .meas,v cuss y thsn The
gang n.ners NAV elias. ~, 4, ,h.t Ia,
NJ .oon n, thew i,Le nv M .h.m A..
nounca their corrunt MT. 40. dis. =,
the named ma NAV he c.l,sa
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mr. - W. 0regory' ot Asnsas' mas
prepared report 70 10 iaid before
congress- III ~hich, no CLAIMS that the
s'oa'sr por''o" Vi tne erritory De.
."een ,he n'"'y'n'h'h meridian ana
sue No'N9 Mounla'"s can % irisated
" u''""s o. !e'elvoirs ana artesiah
"."s' a"u urging 'na' some action %
s"Hv" wy" .n's mst'e.' from the IN
.oe's"''on " l.t msue :" TINS oirec-
.'o"' 'ne.o - certainly stcas reason 70
"0.e 'n.' MI 0Eosofy " eotrect IN
u.s 'uea' y" .n,s qoe't,on' ana u stanos
."o peop'o vi 'u's tefr'1ory ~ nand 70
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-18

1t should mot bc forgotten that the
corrupt politicians who fnttened Ut the
expense Of tie people because Of the
extrnvatA,ce or vcnality Of the Seven.
III General Assembly arc we'll able 10
pay out a good deal Of money 10 retain
their prestige. For this reason those
interested In an honest and economical
administration Of the sta . COVER, IN ut
should keep close watch Of ali aspi.
rsnts " Legislative Of executive ogace;
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-18

Our English free trade brothers
across the water do not seem to agree
altogether with the democratic free
traders on the question Of protection.
They are urging upon us the plea that
protection does not protect. II this
Is Il fact, why should the Golden Club
have any objection to our protection
laws. II protection is the failure they
would have us believe 1t to be, 1t GER
tainly should not interfere very much
with England's trade In this country.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-18

The republican state ceuteral com.
mittee met, ut Denver last Saturday,
and fixed September 18th, MS the date
for the state convention. The apper.
tionment Of delegates 10 based ON the
vote for Harrison which will give the
state about 600 delegates. The action
OF our congressman Oh the silver ques.
ton WAS warmly endorsed and a res
olution favoring the reelection OF Sen
ator Teller was adopted. A large at.
tendance and Il harmonious meeting Is
reported. Now that the date Is set for
the convention, the republicans should
see to II that nothing Is left undone
that will In any degree aid In 90 con.
trolling that convention. ~ TO cary out
the will Of the masses Of the party.
Men should be sent 70 that convention
who can be relied upon to stand by the
people first, last and all the time, re.
gsrdless Of all gangs or cliques. Let
the fine haired gentlemen who belong.
ed 70 the doodle gang" Of tie last
legislature, remain ut home and save
their hotel expenses this time. The
people have no use for these gentle
men aud the sooner the party recoR-
nixes that fact the better II will be for
It's future success.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-18
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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-18


Yes tie democrats are In favor Of
free coInnge Of silver, ~ they say, aud
yet when the conference report on the
silver bill WAS called up In congress.
every republican IN the House and
Senate voted to adopt II, and every
democrat voted against adoption.
Their excuse for NO doing, Of course,
~ they will no doubt " honest enough
to admit. WIS that the bill In question
was purely u republican measure orig.
mating with that party. The republi.
can purity. no doubt, will he very vel
satisfied 10 tskc oil the credit for the
passage Of the silver bill. M the demo.
Gratis did not cure TO share IN II, and
there Is certainly no legislation Of this
congress- That will add more 10 the
credit of the republican party than III.
pnsst,Hc Of tiIs bill.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-18

The president yesterday signed the
silver bill, Immediately after it was
presented to him, and 1t Is now law.
Under the stimulating effects of this
measure bar silver and silver certiti.
Gates were strong In the New York
market yesterday. A gradual advance
may be looked for until the white
metal reaches somewhere in the neigh
borhoOd Of par with gold. Already
the good effects Of this measure are
felt in the increased activity in mining
operations. 1t is a veritable boon to
the whole country, and particularly
the mining regions of the west. New
will be opened, old ones work
ed and nm active renewal Of mining op-
erations IN camps that have been lying
idle for years. Every line of business
will reap some benefit from the new
life that will be infused into the mill
ing industry.-Denver News. The
News also says that the republican
party deserves all the credit for the
passage Of this hill. How do some Of
these little, narrow minded democratic
sheets, that CLAIM, the republican party
is doing nothing for the good Of the
country, feel over this matter.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-18


The New York Herald, desiring to
10 the farmers friend, warns the
western corn.growers Of the probability
Of eHrly frcsts rs reaction from the
present heated spell, and advises them
to do every thing In their power to has.
ten the ripening Of the corn. By the
WY the Herald ought to suggest AZ
well US sxhort. What would II advise
the farmers Of Nebrssks to do now, to
hasten the rpening Of their great
stapley Electric lights ut night, warm
baths or blue glass roofs over the fields,
or whatf--Lincoln Journal. Tie
heat, generated by the Nebraska cam.
paign, certainly will aid IN Fastening
the maturity Of the corn crop.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-18

Senator Teller has made for himself
good record In the present congress.
He has, In his bold and aggressive
light for free coinage Of silver. placed
the entire west under obligations TO
him that will not soon BE- forgotten.
In recognition Of the able manner In
which he has represented the State In
the senate, the state republican Cen.
teral Committee ut their meeting pass
ed resolution endorsing him for re.
election. We believe this action Of
the committee will meet with the
hearty approval Of the republicans Of
the state md that the Senator will be
given another term, as he Justly de.
serves.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-18

f;ss e. SSs s. the p y s ,S ss
dicial District
Edwin Q. Webster. Trussee.
Plaintiff.
Peregrine ). Dcmpster and
ELLEN Dcmpstcr,
Defendants,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-18
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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-18

Senator Sherman has recently made
known his intention to retire from
public life, ut the close of his present
term Of Office, and will not be canGi-
date for president again, but will
spend the remainder Of his life at his
home In Mansfield Ohio. by his reti.
rement, the republican party will lose
one Of its ablest and most influential
leaders, man who has political re-
cord, that he well NAV he proud of.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-18

General john q. Fremont died at
his residence In New York on the 18th
instant. His death was very sudden
and unexpected and no doubt was
FASTENED by the recent hot weather.
THUS passes away the first republican
candidate for President aud 4 man
who has been closely identified with
the building up Of the great west. As
soldier, u statesman and u private
citizen, he has left behind him record
that will cause his name to be remem.
bered when many much more brilliant
men have long been forgotten. Con.
gress recently placed him upon the re.
tired list with the pay Of Major Gen.
ersl but this recognition came too late
/, do the old wte . N, Oh good:
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-22

Bnsines, around the daca la Been
ouitc lively thr past icN days ~cNefa. new
vessels having found q port ln iairha-
vcns harhor. The traffic generally has
been good steamboat men reporting
steady Increase for Bcllinuhgm baF and
her progressive towns. both as in passru-
ger aud freight traffic. The iuuufiug
boats reported during the past thfil
hours:
The steamer Lucy Lowe, OF Port Town
send with freight This vessel was cape
turcd Ia the Behriug sea last year. under
the name of "Grace If Victoria. and sold
hv the government 90 private parties Who
now run her as d iriThiei between
sound points.
steamer Mcdonald. from Portland.
with merchandise. departed for Port
Townsend.
The f.. W. Purdy arrived Yesterday
with a million feet Of logs ior the llea-
cock mill anG departed ior Tacoma in
the afternoon.
The steamer Brick lofi f0r Blaine yos-
terday morning with a good inls-'isti ti
list.
The Premier. from Tacoma. wiih freight
and passengers. departed for Vancouver
The state Of Washington. Tacoma. Or
rived at $50 a. M, and departed ai p
m. The Washington WITS ilIdel WIN
supplies and passengers c0miuF ih, nnI
went out light.
The steamer Signal. Portland. Oregon
arrived Yesterday With no tons 90 -l'n
rails. and a large consignment oi mcr
chandise
The Idaho was late with the mail yes
/ tcrday but sailed in as usual.
( The Mikado has been hung up Coz rc
pairs. She will receive cudf OF pnu
before making her usual trips.
Queenstown arrived - Majestic, iron
/ New York.
Roston-arrived Iowa from Liverpool
Pontiac, from Mediterranean points.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-22

HAMILTON. Ohio. May 2l-A young
woman whose name could not be
learned purchased ticket for Cincinnati
at the office of the Cincinnati. Hamilton
4 Dayton railway in Chicago last night,
and boarded the vestibule train which
left at ; O'Clock. Shortly before midnight
she produced TWO bottles OF whiskey and
drank from them several times. Finally
she got up and went out on the rear plat
form. took a rope from under her cloak.
fastened one end securely Ia the railing OF
the ear aud tied the other around her
neck and jumped OF. Her absence was
noticed and search made by the train
men. Her dead body was found lying In
a pool OF water aud blood near the track,
short distance from Mouon. Indiana.
There was nothing ON her person
which would lead to her identity but pas
sengers say that she was evidently a
young lady of refinement and that she
probably drank whisky 10 nerve her 10
the point of suicide.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-22
SPARES OF LIGHTNING


The steamship service to Samoa will be
continued by the German government.
Kemp and O'Connor, the champion
oarsmen, will row match some time the
coming month.
Sir Alfred Kirby. owner Of the Depart.
mentford distillcr, failed to the tune OF
S16l 900.
The statue of "chinese" Gordan has
been unvailed In London by the Prince OF
Wales.
Ex-senator Charles w. Jones, of Flor
ida. has been declared insane and sent 10
the asylum for proper treatment.
Southern railroads are forming pool In
coniunction with the AtchisOn. Topeka
and santa Fe railroad. with the view OF
establishing an ocean TO ocean railway.
stanley was refused. by his present in
] tended. before he went on the African eN
! pedition. because he dyed his. hair, but
4 now that he Is grey and made KING oI
| Congo. II matters little whether he dyes
or not, she will have him Just the same. .
England has grave fears that Germany
is PLAYING false with the Queens govern
ment. insomuch that some OF the tierman
subjects burned the Queens Nag on
British soil. General Won Caprivl has
been taken to task over the matter.
An Action was brought In Madison,
Wisconsin. Yesterday by the st. CrOiN
Land aud Lumber company. against SEN
ater Sabn. Of Minneapolis. togetherw with
a WISCONSIN Iron company to secure TUE
10 tracts of mining lands valued at $780,
90. The plaintiff alleged the transfer to
the defendants was fraudulent.
Carrie B. Teft. daughter of the thcat-
rical manager. Edward l.. Rice. has been
aucd for ahSolnfe div vorce bv her husband.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-22
Raptist Anniversary

CHICAGO, May 2l--The national Baptist
anniversary began this morning at talu-
met church. TOday's session was directed
20 the annual exercises of the American
Baptist publication Rev. Thomas Ar
miiage. of New York. first president
was called to preside. Committees were
appointed after which Rev. benjamin
Griliith read the report OF the board of
managers. The financial statement sh ,ws
the assets To be ss7,526,3,2 liabilities 81,
sOi.li; net assets ssi5. .iJs.5s. Rev. Mr..
Wardell, of Connecticut, spoke on
the distinctive work of this society.
its nature and necessity, and Rev.
j. ID. Herr, of Wisconsin, followed
with an address ON CathecheticaI
Instruction. Rev. DIR. Lorimer. of Chi
cago, delivered a brilliant address of well
come which closed the morning session,
In the afternoon Rev. DIR. Nixon OF Penn
sylvania, delivered an address upon tn,
bible and the people; and DIR. LOrenee. ol
Chicago, spoke upon the relation OF the
press TO the strength and character Of the
Baptist-
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-22

Fu.loNing are the latest hotel arrivals:
llafai fairhavcn--ioSph johnson, st.
Loais. w \ Nuolcy. Chicago: Mrs + s
jpuuin, ~cdru. Iowa; Il A Woods and wife,
AansauFer. Is. c.: Thomas bowling.
omaia. w Conan and wife, Victoria;
jamr- VI Smith. seattle; X ID Myers,
NcN Orleans; T. Th0raldson. Seattle; A
Nekrlfic. Townsend, Mont: j & Flynn,
fuaeuries; J. Meyer. Minneapolis; j y
NliHev. ~f Paul: y |, Breed and wife,
Irerplrt. iowa; j W Watkins and wife.
lHrnma. J " Thompson. Tacoma; + II
HIIl and wife. san Francisco; ID Don
aid d-nu. san Francisco: W f Andrews and
wife. seattle: James ; Wadron. Neah
Bar. Wash; T. = Taylor. w ID Davis.
Harry Hawthorn. Helena: T. w John
~Uu. Seattle; " = Richardson, III Black
Hund. Tacoma; ID G lIeyer, San Fran
cisco: Mrs 4 k0rin. Tacoma: & T. Ben
mott. Seattle; j Sutherland, Seattle; Nell
son Bennett. Tacoma.
The Hotel Nendome-T + Kusel. II p
King. seattle: samuel Moss. J Bloom.
Emil Caach. Tacoma: l. Gold. A Doug
has. Milwaukee, Wis: William T. Pettes,
san Francisco; c NJ Kilkey, Mt Vernon;
Z \ Young. Metropolis, Ill; Samuel Ber-
uard. New York City; + A Taylor, Ia
c0ma; John VI Davis, San Francisco; A
s Iuerson. Seattle; J n Welleks and
wife. Portland: II c Leggett. Lyman.
Hotel MonieIuma M Dannenhaum,
san Francisco: W Moran. New York;
J pomerav. Tacoma: J W Donnegar.
Peoria M; + w Kinney. Florida; II q
Green England; 4 ; raston. Tacoma; L
l.lnva Milwaukee: Lee. X X Inslee,
II notninn. Tacoma: ID 4 Danielson, San
fHfcisc0; u W Kinney, FLORIDA; j )
EVhuria vermont
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-22
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY
A Husband Kills His Wife and then
Turns on Her Paramour

JEssuP. GA, May 2l-At midnight last
night tragedy took place here which
resulted in the death of Mrs. =. Il. Little
field and county surveyor Mccall. of
Ware. at the hands of the woman's hus-
band Mccall came to Jessup last night
and stopped ut the Littletield House.
About Ii o'clock he retired to his room.
undressed and came out again and
went down stairs and inquired for
Mr.. Littleield. When he could not
lind that gentleman he went to Mrs.
Lttlefeld's room and was admit
ted. Mr. Littlelield, who had been ON the
front porch watching the pair rushed
into the room and shot his wife, killing
her instantly. lie then shot McCall four
times. inhictng wounds from which he
died few hours later. Mccall was about
80 years of age and had n large family.
Mr.. Littlelield is about the same age and
his wife was tive years younger. The
family originally came from
Massachusetts. but have lived In Jessnp.
here they were highly respected. for
twenty wears
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-22
London up in Arms Preparing
for a Grand Demon
stration
A Racy Bit of Argument Re-
tween the Whisky and
Temperance People
A General Batch Of First
class Reading From
Over the Deep


49, -h'A - h'nil II. hinh-. pif7i .
dent OF the himitallic league. has sent the
following cnblprrau o., DoU. .u.rt.,. ..,
Iy..lf,.., ..t.t.,
" 'AilN th' dohes ulll Viii
be most eheetual step toward ,he Zee
monitzaiion Of silver. Iu mo- ca.a need
,hare le ..,,,. f..,-.,.f .t.i,........ p, IL.
~ '"' '"'Nit' ~ N'iN'i
IVhl lhHid OF Niilha 10 The Mlcu states,
while the passage of the bin will give cone
6denee Ia Europs in tIe ststuit,...r En-
"'
w i9 uP'ia''"u' WIN u' wen chirh-
lated 10 bring about m international
bimitallic aefeen,p with i,a I,rfs,
nnio,, .,.l ,.,.,.,...,I,. .......t
'"''" "i'" ~ '''''hi' "'H'i hd't'i-
Considerable surprise was manifest
today at the announcement tbats fift,t
couneil had t.,n .,it.d f..s t-tf.l...
- '"' w. ''''" 'H 'iNiA. fHt
much speculation was rite as tu iis rHHr-
acteF relative ~ matters af imp.Ft4urt,
whose discussion influenced ihe lar.ru-
mcnt's action. II was subsequently given
out that the couLcil Nas called foriAe uur-
pose Of discussing thp situation with
regard 10 Irish legislation hcfnr. fhe
common, aud the pncticabIliiv of modi-
Tying the CONDENSATION clause Of the
local taXaiiun bin. The si3rinif~ conn
ments on the sudden summuufnu of tile
council expresses thc belief ihnt tie
government j. becoming alarmed at The
growing opposition 10 IT, leading measure.
thinks il i likely that the present
agitation against the land purchase
| bill will end H a Withdrawal 10 the
measure. If il does nos result la "a
dissolution Of parliament one. ff not
both of these events. the star opitrs.
| Is certain. As stnthe 6hnaxiaus c9.g5...,.
sation proposal. an immease qri0unI at
pressure I. heine hrourh. b Mar r..a
| Tho trayprusuftff 10 iuIusa ffs d. frI dol.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-22

Tie nclmaham Bav base ball club
went 90 Port Townsend last Saturday
niehi tn niaY that city on Sunday. The
members of the club report n grand time
and glorious SCOOP. the score standing
twenty -scven to eight in favor OF Port
Townsend. Considering that the Town
end club Is crack one. and will soon
nia} one Of the league teams, Fairhaven
narie. comprising the home team: Han
Ion. NaWn. Wilcox. Brown, Myers. De-.
neigh. smith. Allan aud Frisby. A return
game viii be played in Fairhaven as soon
Is the boys get little more practice
when they expect TO make II lively for
the visitors. The gate receipts were close
upon sfnD. which was exnended In suDplv-
Ing The wants OF Bellingham bays plucky
hn4-
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-22
For Victoria

Tomorrow evening the fast going. COM
Portable aud safe steamer State OF WASH
lugipn VIII leavc Falrhaven with the ex-
eur.iun party which goes TO Victoria 70
lucss the celebrating of the Queens
1ifthday. The fetc will be an unusually
4len-ant one. the hig programme. embrace
ing sl gorts Of outdoor sports from climb
iua "a greased pole TO excellent horse races
aud hc military and naval display will
be very imposing Aside from this the
nip through the Islands and 10 Esquimalt
viii hn nn exceedingly enjoyable one. The
fireworks di~pay on the evening OF the
2iih aud will arrive here early on the
25th THUS only one full day will be taken
up by the excursion.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-22

grief drove her into q condition of nervous
prostration. She called upon Dr. Adams,
an old friend today, and talked with him
of her troubles. The doctor accompanied
her back to the hotel. and just as she was
entering the elevator she placed her hand
over ner heart and fell TO the floor dead.
A telegram was sent to Masterson and he
was soon at the hotel. The body was re-
moved to an undertakers establishment
and when reporter called there this
evening he found ex-.Iudge Masterson sit
ting beside the casket containing the
body. He seemed overcome by his
emotions and would utter not word to
any one. Coroner Jenkins will make an
autopsy tomorrow. lie saws that no
doubt il is a case of broken heart if ever
there was one.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-22

NEW YORK. May 2i-League) New
York II, l'ittsburg I.
Boston Boston 1. Cleveland a.
Philadelphia Cincinnati 4, brooklyn,
32.
NEW YORK. May II -tIrotherhoodl New
York ;. Chicago :.
Boston Boston n. Pittsburg q.
Philadelphia 7, CleVe-
land /.
Brookly Brooklyn ). Builalo6.
Syracuse American Association Sy-
racuse |, Columbus 4.
Observation-Disclosures 2. st. Louis !.
PHILADELPHIA Athletic II, Toledo 3.
Brooklyn-Brool<lyn2 .. Louisville 4.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-22
A Fortunate Sale

The HERALD Is informed that two lot.
ON the southwest corner of Harris and
Twelfth streets have been purchased by
Mr. Waldron at a good. round sum ana
for This all those who know Mr.. Naldron
and his public spirit. and are Interested
In Fairbaven are glad. for The reason that
il meant another superb brick and stone
building at the intersection Of the Two
streets named. Mr.. Naldrou i man Of
large means who believes IN Fairhavcn
and the building he will erect ON his
newly acquired and very valuable ground
will bc credit to this or any other city
aud will be good company for the Mason
block and Fairhaven hotel which stand
on opposite corners. Here's to Mr.. Wal
dron and Fairhaven, Twelfth street and
the people.