Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-06

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Ii is absolutely certain that FalrhaNen l
as the greatest population OF either oil !
ie three. At any rate aided
\ the Plaindealer, Whatcom will do all
/ its power 10 make that place the
lrgest
But at this point the HERALD becomes
with the Plaindealer's
maudlm gush" ahout things calculated
o give aid and comfort To the enemy, and
n its general failure To BE- fair, just and
ourteous. when il has mp to this time
lad every offer and inducement for friend
ines, and neighborly good feeling. For
he present the HERALD will take a rest
nut will have something 10 say later on,
+ the Plalndealer's new blood desires it,
The management of the fairhaven
wharf would do we'll to make some better
arrangements for the hestowal of the tug .
pnrd, With her barges. aud the other |
small craft which hinder larger vessels /
being easily handled there. The smaller |
.raft, When not under steam. might be
placed elsewhere. Yesterday when the
steamer Premier was backing out the
Purdy was 50 much in the way that the
.remirr struck the ship Moody'> how and
broke oif portion OF the latter vessels
iib-boom. and the Prcmers stack was
considerably injured. Captain o'Erien-
al tue Premier. Who Is an earnest friend
Of Fairhavcn aud who i moreover very
popular and excellent gentleman, was
naturally indignant, and hr, with other
prominent scafaring men, are very insist
entthat the Fairhayeu wharf shall be kept
in more accommodating condition Tor them
until the ocean dock i ready for general
use.
\ new paper has been started in Taco
ma called The fidende." The first issue
Of il lies ON our exchange and ii may
lie in what it says in the following para
graph about something in this city. II
the paragraph il not true The Tidende
will hear from the HERALD later On. 1t
looks. however. "a though 1t may be true.
There j. an honest expression in its
eounteuanee. At any rate We give ii the
bennett of our circulation. Ii Is a. follows:
"Fairhaven. Bellington BAY 6aS Com
pany or netop indkerporeret med ed kap-
ital az sso.m0 store Fremskridt giores
her ,tadigt. der giver Pr;pg al Solidtet.
vi mar ingen boom. men en- sund Stig-
ming Eiendomme.
The Nhatcom geyeille has the cool
cheek 20 say that the ship Charles L.
Moody i, living AZ the Nhatcom wharf
discharging her cargo. The fact Is that
the Charles L. Moody has never been
nearer the Mhatcom wharf than the
FairhaNeu wharf. where she now lies dis
charging cargo Of steel rails for the
fairhaven and southern railroad, OF
which there are 300 tons. The Moody,
with her cargo. couldn't get near the
Nbatcom wharf. even at high tide. Evil
IDENTIFY the Reyeille j. the biggest craft
lying about the Whateom wharf.
The eNcepiinnts taken by the Plain
dealer To certain portions of the liER'
I AIDS reports Of the proceedings of tn,
city council arr absurd when the fact /,
taken into consideration that the reports
published in the plaindealer are takei
from the columns of the HERALD withou
changing word or giving the prope
credit. A. no representative OF the Plain
dealer ever appears at the council meet
ings. that journal has no means excep
through the HERALD of learning wha
takes place there.
The deadly cigarette has got in it
rninous work in seattle. Just a. the bell
rang ia the giuri0us Fourth, a young ma
employed in "a large printing establish
mcnt lit fresh cigarette and threw hi
lighted stump ON top of a benzine cal
This caused further continuance of tn
bell-rugng Damage to the print
ing office. 5000 This Is anothe
. phase OF the cigarette question
: showing what great results come frol
the little nicotine package.
The town Of Pullman met terrible sci
back the other day, the losses aggregal
; ing over s.lO,o00. The place was asSuu
ing good proportions aud contained
number Of large brick buildings: but Il
town had mo- fire apparatus and Il
DANES were fought with axes and buckle
without any effect. Fairhayen. young
she is boasts of one Of the best equip,
/ and most efficient IRE departments {
~ the Sound.
b IN Chicago the other day the thermOn
d ejer suddenly dropped thirty degree
= from ,welteriag heat. linen busters al
iced lemonades 10 steam baths. owe
coats and cocktails. Great climate tina
in Washington the climatic doses a
furnished by seasons and they are all
a mild as IL the signal service manipulat
n worked ON the homeopathic plan.
} The evidences are plain that the Gems
figures as between Whatcom and Fai
haven will astonish even Whatcom. I
q census headquarters. II is now eyide
/" that Farhaven's population figures up
about 1900. while it is probable til
# Whatcom will fall below 1890. The 90
e. ulation Of the bay cities will 20 on
- Hoo.
The latest presidential candidate
il General Nelson Miles whose friends a
= urging his name for the republican moi
ii nation in lsg2. lie has the influence
:. the Shermaps at his back, aud il rep,
10 Is to be credited. President Harrison hi
f. self, content with one term of the ch
,r magistracy. fayorS General Miles as
Ia successor.
The king sit in the Gambia islar
doesn't seem to be- very desirable j
aud Old Calico is out Of luck again. T
Is roar ia his kitchen aud cabinet Is maxi
n things unpleasant for the poor old sel
I'D up monarch. lie ought to get a fnrlou
&c aud 10 a fishing.
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