Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-17

lhf ftpnlirf H'caiur guilty nt ~uhurua-
tiou of perjury. >Worr to few huge lic~
himself and did numerous othcrque>t ion-
able things but ne rendered the public "a
service. Judas l>caral betrayed his Lord
and Master 100 order tu perfect the chris
tian plan of salvation. though lac did not
have the good intent that the reporter
mentioned had lic was however, pos
sc>>cd OF sufficient dcccucy when he dis
covered how mean hi> crime was and
went ont aud hung himself before he had
even chance Co spend the -pitiful thirty
pieces of silver which was the amount of
hi> hribc
Emperor William of Germany. T. either
great food or great man: il Will not
take bong to determine which. The most
autocratic sovereign in Europe outside of
Russia. Do, h1, stepped down from hi,
throne tp shake hands with hard
handed socialism. There arr mighty pos
~ihilitic~ in this. for socialism in Gcrmany
ha> meaning different from the word in
America. There &c nrau> the vast number
ol wage workers: the foundation of the
nation. bismarck was practically dis
missed for opposing the emperor in this
policy. aud the result was nearly q panic.
u William >uccerd> iu cutrcnching him
self in the affections Of the masses he will
prove himself the greatest llohenzollern
that ever SAT upon throne. m he fails
lac has Two millions aud more trained
hayun"t- and could divert his subjects
with the game Of kings foreign war.
lu it, report of the March meeting of
the American Protective Tarih League
executive committee the American Eco
nomi>t published n New York say, Of a
distinguished citizen of this county: The
Hon. ". T. parkiu>ul. of Mhatcom cnuu-
o.. Washington Vas appointed secretary
fur that state Mr. Parkinson was for
mcrly resident of Saratoga this State
aud like MANY other active and energetic
men ha, gone to the far West to- make
hi~ home. lie has been elected State
senator aud Ay his abilities ha, taken
front rank. Mr. Parkinson i well known
iu the state of New York aud his friends
glad to see the appreciation of his
abilities and feel that 4 bright future
awaits him. lie j. thorough Prntec-
tiuui>t aud the work Of this League will
hc much advanced m the Northwest
through hi~ cooperation"
"
Gcprgo lirthunc the state grologist. j.
taking vigorous steps toward the dcycl-
opmcut ot Wa>hiuetou~ remarkable min
cral rr~purrc~. Concerning this Mr.
Beihunr say. The state Of
Washington j. 81 rich in miner
al D.. OIL
ancr cannot be- attached to their dcycl-
opmeui This can only be- arrived al Ia
investigating what resources We really
have aud compiling careful reports upon
them. shall oudcaNur to accomplish
such AN end aud am satisfied that this
state will excel all other, lu mineral
wealth.
ID Il, said that Susan u. Anthony is gu-
ing to Wyoming and rolunizc the region
with female politicians hen IL shall be-
cpmg.a state with female suffrage Thus
will Wyoming begin to reap the severe re-
ward of her short -sight.dnc~, at once.
She wall De- one benefit however. thai j.
she can De- pointed to rs grand relic Of
the past and will be- boon 10 archp-
ologisi> vho would like Ia hear her tell
about the building of the pyramids aud
other monuments of aucicnt times
"
The Nhatcom Bulletin says: In
long editorial ON the subject Of ncurpur-
poraiipn Of the bay elite, the Fairhavcn
HERALD introduces arguments tn OPPOSE
ton to line scheme that should have en-
anatcd from the brain Of half-wittcd
school boy. But A. tho editorial in
question did not cmauatc from such a
source the editor of the Bulletin is plainl,
wrong again
Every citizen of FaIrhaycn and Bel
bingham who can pp>sibly 90. should at
tend the meeting of the county commits
sioncrs at Whatcom thi, morning. II is
Of vital interest that all our citizens
should give Whatever influence they may
possess to the matter. aud personal pres
cucr j. some Influence.
The Fairhaveu HERALD ha, a numcr-
ou~ circulation throughout the state and
a thousand copies go cast 1T the Rocky
mountains numbers NJ them tn Eurupo.
The HERALD started ont to be- heard. aud
extracts from 10, column, are frequently
printed in newspapers at New York.
Chicago and other eastern cities.
The Governor Of Washington ha, done
the HERALD the distinguished honor Of
writing pleasant and encouraging letter
TO the editor commoudatorl Of the pa
pcr's excellent character. aud We feel
pamouabI, proud OF the distinction
The establishment of q mail service ON
the Fairhavcn and Southern railroad
from Fairhavru aud Sodro is anuthrr
good thing for Fairhaycu and The Stauit
river rcgiun.
The people of Oakland. California
should now take thccraul~ who predicted
that city, destruction ON the 1lth instant
aud drum hem out Of town OF course
they had mo- foundation for their fool pre-
dictiuns to start with hut nevertheless,
they caused great deal Of uneasincss
among the crcdulouS. and doubtless in {