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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-13
a PANIC AvERTsO.
Eject Of the smell 81 smoke In the
Academy OF Music.

Eject Of the smell 81 smoke Ia the
Academy OF Music.
The third act Of the Rose Of Castillo was
progressing lat night and tmlna ADno'1
vas siusing one Of her beautiful solos.
slowly and insidiOusV the od0r ot
smoke peryaded the house and pcople4ui-
etly BEGAN 10 20 out. Nobody ciied hre, but
the smell became stronger. and presently
the audience seemed 10 realize That sOme-
thing was wrong. With almost one ACCORD
everybody sr0se and started 20 rush our.
All was confusion at once. Women tainted
and men shouted.
"Sit down"
"There's no danger"
"keep yOuf seats
There's no fire."
These cries from the cOol-headed had
GOOD enect. and saved the audiencelrom A
fearful panic, though hundreds Of people lelt
the house.
throughout all the excitement Miss All
bOtt continued 90 sing, and % was Oniy
when quiot had been restored that sho
broke down and began laughing hysieri-
cally.
ers. after thorough examination, when
the performance was concluded, sail thaI
the smoke was caused by sinouldering
paper that fell through ihe register IN ne
lobby that persons in going in would take
their tickets from the little envelopes gwen
them az the time Of purchase snd
tnaf as these envelopes fell 10 the l,oor hey
were tr0dden through lntorsiices ~ the reg
I i.ier and the heat great enough 70 eauso
them % smoulder. There was 30 Di'1e.
+ Prom the lobby the smell penetrated tae
/ house each time the door opened.
The eject 0f the shock on thc nerves OF
T some Of the ladies was 30 great that even
I after IL had been asceftliutd that there VAS
no lire. they were unable 20 enjoy The opera
any longer. aud len the house.
A gentleman who signs ainseli. IAN otu
Theatre GOcrn brought the !olio~ins coui-
municatlOn 70 this Oace last night;
RICHMOND, Va, February ~ i-oo.
Mr. Editor:
Amer to-nighrs experience al the Acad-
emy. where a panic was only narrowly
averted, the authorities should take me mat
ter iu hand 10 force the Academy manage
ment 70 pro,i ide proper and ample exits Tor
their audiences.
n il a burning disgrace 10 20 long have
, allowed the mlserably narrow, crooked
lstairways 70 have served a. the Only ext.
from the galleries. where hundreds ma
seats. and nightly Jeoperdize their lnes'
Certainly no one can deny that such Il tne
case. 30 let prompt steps be taken u PROV ide
thcextra and reasonable exits al once, a. II
must now be plain 10 any one that ionSei
DELAY or neglect ~ attention % this mattvl
: will be barbaruus ii not criminal.
~AN OLD luNsrhE-uokk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-13

LOUISVILLE. KY. February l2.--At l0:3O
A. IT.. Prof. Louis Hast went into kirk's
rilDt shop 0n Third street, near Green,
NNl lttDl i0r razor. One was shown
l.m worth sl.jO and bee rendered a $40 bill
p. payment, and asked the shOp-kcepef 10
sharpen b.. While Kirk went 10 the back
laii " inc shop 20 hone the instrument,
Ihe man took another razor on the counter
nl cli ll- throat from ear 10 ear. He bled
p" ntiin n few minutes. lie was the
no'' nmnlut and respected musician In
lnH M state. Mental alteration, due 10 long
iilne is aud old age, was the cause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-13

loHr SMITH. ARK. February ia col
0nl s.ri. named Matte Edwards drowned
h.u.If boz ihe lloicu Yesterday morning,
o.oau.e beer mother had chastised her for
rus.ns hcr lhe night before az a dance.
lNe mother Was taking the girl home from
lAe dance. aud when passing "a convenient
point i0 ihc river the girl broke away and
Jumped into The water and drowned before
Nof mothers eyes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-13

NFw YORK. February l2.-Ihe Caihohc
Orphan Asylum on fifth avenue ana fhty-
inst street was damaged by hfe 70 tue ,,..N cN-
tent OF $1,000 at o'clock this morning. ine
four hundred boys, inmates OF the asylum
I'M eot amt i'm safety. The institution IS un-
der strict military discipline. and the little
fellows. led BY Colonel Robert Johnson, :.
ied ~ fourteen. vacated the building and
died out into the yard. lt took them Just
Two and a half minutes 10 retreat,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-13

Supreme court ~ Westerii
Union Telegraph Company against Will
liams Argued by judge Waller X. sta
pies for plaintiff in error and Colonel w.
" Gordon for defendant in error, and sub
mittod.
Brown against Bucker Argued by +. s.
Brown. Esq, for appellant. and continued
until to-day.
Griffin against Griffin and others. iiss
missed by appellant.
rhipp against Commonwealth. Order re-
moving cause from ,taunton % Richmond.
Chancerv C0ur.-A suit was instituted
in this court hy Charles i. Winston against
+. y. -imm0nds' trustee. SimmOnds made
an assignment few days ago. in which the
plaintiff was made scc0nd-class creditor.
lie sues 90 recover the amount Of credit.
HusfingS CONT. Dock Washington (c0l-
oredl, charged with highway robblng Percy
Nicholas of bis watch. and knocking him
down. Five years i'm the penitentiary.
Police Court Martin RYAN, keeper Of "a
har-r00m no the corner Of Twentieth and
Main streets. was charged with Keeping his
bar-r00m open and selling liquor ON Sum
day. February ninth.
The Commonwealth failed 90 prove that
liquor was sold there ON the Nlh. hrt did
prove that Ryan sold liquor on sunday,
February 2d. and Doe was fined $50 and cost.
The continued case Of Charles Moon (col-
oredls charged with having in his posses
sion two satchels the property of some per-
son unknown. was called again yesterday
morning.
Mr. W. y. Pastor. clerk at the St. Claire,
identified one of the satchels as his proper
Is. which he said was stolen from the bag
gage-room of the hotel about three weeks
ago.
Moon was Jailed for three months.
John McGraw. charged with assaultng
and beating Bob Robinson. Robinson fail
cd 90 appear. A witness informed the jus
tice that Robinson was badly beat mp. and
was confined 90 his bed under medical treat
monf. The case was continued I'LL next
Wednesday.
j. n. Coots and j. II. Faudrec, charged
with being drunk and dis0rderly on the
street. They were held in default of secu-
rity for their good behavior for four months.
Armistead Richardson (col0reGl. was Jail
ed for thirty days for stealing Sjl2, the
property of William Jarvis.
William Hubbard. Bette Brown and Bet
tie Morris (ali coiored), disordorly and ere
ating disturbance in the neighborhood
Each fined $500 and cost.
Charles >acl. -r.. was fined $500 and cosl
for abusing Policeman Joyner.
Charles Perkins fc0l0redl was laiied l0l
sixty days on conviction oi peut larceh!
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Cb0Dccyv C0rIr.-Iames T.. Lumpkln o.
MARGARET Woods0n. I'D feet on south side Of
Clay street. near Adams Sl.lOO; callie NJ
Pollard tO Emma ". Hubbard, 23 feet ON
north side of Ashland street, near Randolph
S3gg. William a. L. seal and others % Pc
tcriiold Everett. 20 feet on south side Ol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-13

and other Southern states forbidding the
control Of parallel or rival lines. may pr :
vent the deal between the East Tenness,
aud the Erlanger syndicate.
The lnman Line racer City Of Paris ar
rived to-day. registering a record Of six
days. three hours and thirty-fVe minutes
for the entire voyage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-13

Governor Mckinney pardoned YESTERDAY
y a Mason. who was convicted IN the
County Court OF Franklin county last no,
vembcr for contempt OF court and sentenced
10 ten days In Jail and lined S0v.
Mason offered o. pay Judge Peters, oil tne
County Court Of Franklin, so II ne w9ul1
appoint him As one Of the assessors OF i.snu ~
IN that county For this he was Ordered e'o, y, 70
appcar In court at a certain time ana iaiieu
to do so, when the punishment was I'M
posed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-13

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. February l2
Special. The work Of getting up jury
in the Musc0e murder case was completed
at am early hour of t0-day's session. and the
examination Of witnesses was begun. Eight
were put ON the stand, and 30 the jury TO-
night have before them pretty full account
of the murder Of Seal aud the pursuit and
capture Of MuscOe. Public interest in the
trial is very great, especially among the
colored people. The prisoner seems more
lisiless than during his former trial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-13
INC Duc p,orieans sentenced,

PARIS, February l2.-lhe case OF tAe
Duke OF Orleans, who IL charged Win Nio-
lating the expulsion law, was ea,eu ~
Law and the Young duke was found guilty
sna sentenced 10 TWO years imprisonment.
The Dnke of Orleans will not be formally
committed 10 prison FOR few weeks YET, IN
order that he may have an opportunity 10
appeal his case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-13
DANVlLLE DOTS.
Increase Of Taxation-Tempora SER
mons.

INC0NN70 OF INNHTION VIlT'THTVV "VI-
mons.
DANvILLE. Va, February H. Special.
Mark Brandon. the negro who was shot
Tuesday night at Cr00kt0wn. is now COM
sidered in fair way 90 recover. The man
who shot him has not been arrested.
The introduction of "a bill hy Mr.. James t0
alter the North Danyille charter. so as 90
enable the Council 90 increase the rate of
taxation. has created no little comment in
North Danyille. The people are down on
the Council for asking the Legislature %
pass such "a measure
Rev. Dr. George W. Carter, of the Nir-
ginia Conference, who has been here a
week or more, preached 10 q large conTe-
CATION at the Mau-strcet Methodist Lpis-
c0pal Church tonight, and will lecture on
temperance at Calvary Church, North Dan
vile, tomorrow night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-13
hVoLcANo BREAKS FORTH.

stock KILLED and Damage Done 20 the
Extent of ~3.50O.OOO.
~lN FRANCISCO. February l2.-Japanese
advice. hy tlo steamer Gaelic give the de-
NIs H terrible volcanic eruption OF
Mount /o0. boo iho Bing0 district.
NnIHnuan i6fle mountain began 20 rum
|. stones and earth also fen az Midsuno-
mmlll.a village sis miles away. Only one
m.n Dose h.s lie. hut some stock was killed.
.UI InY-nfc houses We're destroyed. The
Joss enfiI.d ht tle eruption is estimated at
.HNH This is tAe first recorded eruI-
N.l .f Mount /uI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-13
THE NhvAssA RIOTERS.

Verdict. of Murder and Mansiaughter
Rendered in baltimore.
BALTIMORE MD. February l2.-Ihe jury
U I0. tHfd NaYassa trial rendered a YER
U.I ils afternoon. Edward smith icol-
.I.NI. charged with ihe murder Of samuel
e.. Nlr-l. Was found guilty Of murder IN the
.rf degree. stephen Peters and twelve
Il.r.. charged with the murder Of William
II. Shea. were convicted of manslaughter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-13

In the House today the debate on the
code of rules WAS continued. The house
met al n O'Clock in continuation OF yester-
DAVIS session. -. .o
Nr Dockery, Of Missouri. said the pro
,osed code of rules would relieve Congress
nj fhe necessity OF repeating taxation, az
least 80 far az the surplus was concerheu.
lie nredicted that al the end Of the session
The surplus would have disappeared, ny
reason Of the prodgality which the rules
invited. 80. .,,,,ror,ed
the proposed code, and said the Republican
majority of the Fiity-hrst Congress was az
honest and patriotic a body OF men as ever
assembled at the Capital.
MIR Allen. OF Michigan, defended IN,
rnles Al 1855 the House adjourned, ano
at noon the session OF Wednesda, began.
The journal having been read, Mr. bou,
telle of Maine. asked unanimous consen
shat II be approved The Democrats 90
inctei' and a roll call was' had. The Jour
ral WAS approved llo; nay, l-tn'
Sneaker counting seyenty-two Democrats u
present and not Voting. \,
Mr. McCreary, OF Kentucky, entered III
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-13

MADRID. February l2.-'fhe government
has determined TO bring before the spanish
courts cl Justice the deiranders OF ,ne No'
9an revenue, who escaped 10 AneFlea'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-13
By United prefs.l
aENAIE.

The senate spent almost the entire day
considerine i'm secret session the nominal
tion of Indian Commissioner Morgan. Mr.
sherman called up the joint resolution CON
Graduating the people Of the United states
If Brazil on their adoption OF Republican
form Of government lie said that u was was
me first clause OF the resolution introduced
bv Mr. Morgan. and that as the republic OF
Hrazii had already been recognized IN the
confirmation of the appointment Of an en-
vov extraordinary. IL had been Thought
nr9nor no pass this joint resolution, SO that
N might be presented az the same time. Al
i9.5O the senate went into secret sesSioh'
and al $3.50 Z. NJ, adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-13

sudden changes Of weather cause throat
diseases. There ~ no more enectual
remedy for coughs, colds, etc, than Browns
bronchial Iroches. sold only in boxes.
1 rice twenty-five cents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-13
Personal.

The English swimmer Ward, VINO prcpo-
ses 20 20 over Niagara Falls in a bathing
suit. has left this city for that scene OF bis
proposed suicide.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-13

Mr.. W Davenport, OF Richmond, was
best man to-day az the wedding Of Miss
Helen Reade lIamersly, the daughter OF
the late John ". llamersley, and Mr. Chas.
ID. stickney, Of New Bedford, Mass, IA
Grace church. The Rev. DIR. VIM. Hunt
ingfon, the rector. Onciated. Messrs. i. >.
Oaklcy Rhinclandcr, John Hadden, James
William Beckman and j. Stewart, OF Balti-
more. served as ushers.
IL il hinted that the laws Of Tennessee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-13

Nr Gladstone regrets The trouble with Por-
i.e.i. buf says tlc case Us one FOR action
I.. young Duke of Orleans has been sem
..uc.I fo two years impiisonment.--Ger-
m.n socialists have decided not % inaugu-
I0t. general laDor strike in May.-An
exciting scene WAS witnessed in The Cana
..aa House of Commons over tho recent ro-
If..ls riot 800 Hull.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-13

Reducing the opportunities for bribery as
FAR as possible 10 minimum, would result
in drawing party lines closer than ever De-
fore. for the general voter, with no tempta-
tiOn 10 swerye him. wonld nat
ursllv cast his ballot TOT the
party to which he was allied, ho"eNe
loosely lie expressed his perfect conh-
dence that public sentiment was running
strongly in favor OF ballOt-reform. and be
believed il would ere long be sufficiently
powerful 10 compel respect and obedience
from reluctant legislators.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

where She will have a long protracted
daily session with a great gang OF other
imported maidens whom sly old Sly has
entlced away from happy homes with his
steam mangle, engine driving wringing
machines aud other iiXin's that 90 by
steam power and electricity. while they
simply shove Sizing irons over shirt
hosoms aud frills. thinking the work is not
hard because 80 much i done by machin-
ery. lust "a did Pat who wrote to his
brother to come over to this country
where marf gets two dollars a day for
carrying brick Till the top av a house
phwere a man up there does all the work .
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13


Lauky was anxious for peace but he had
never smoked snipes or anything else. aud
looked very much a II one little sick
spell. no matter how trltlug. would carry
him to those golden streets where there
are no snipes in the CUTTERS and where
there are no bad boys to make life bur
den and terror. At the time when
Lanky had accepted the novel pipe of
peace and was suffering as much "a pos
,ihle iu consequence under the buldosing
Of shorty Mr. kumlately happened along
and in his henign-or rather seven by nine
way remarked 10 shorty that be- ought
To be ashamed Of himself. Whereupon the
bellicose shorty turned on the selections
old man aud gave him such a tongue
lashing that Mr.. X. felt very much as If
he had been kicked over an embankmcnt
by a hrindle donkey with tar ON its heels.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

Mr. Kumlately learns little something
once in a while. but always hy the most
painful processes Yesterday he saw two
street gamins lighting. One Of them a
long. lanky. hungry and timid looking
chan who had no heart for the tsiic af-
fray. The shorter and mcaner boy
pushed the fighting. however, until the
other plead for mercy and shorty agreed
10 suspend hosiilities provided that
Iankv would smoke a snipe with him.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

Spokesman: The newspapers OF the
east are now giving long articles deserlp..
tive of "huw To avoid sunstroke. Don I
waste space by describing the clothing 10
wear. the amount of sleep necessary, ana
a restriction of the diet. These rules are
OF no real value The only way to avoid
sun.troke is to move to Washington. ne
fort but no one ever heard of case OF
sunstroke here. Ii is a popularity OF tins
western air that the heat is never cypress
f,sa an. laprpSSiu0
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

ling. d lrpi undcrtunc Mhl>pef 10 herseh'
..oh. how / would like to get hold of your
hair once II seems that this lady HAD
been TO some trouble To import hither a
fair maiden from the classic shores OF
modern Greece OF one of the Gillette mon
arches of the old world. To perform the
aesthetic duties attendant upon producing
pie for dinner. keeping the family linen
out of an ecru condition and the cham
hers of the dwelling in an inhahitap'e
shape. hut this sly man has built wl'hln
the precincts Of the city an establishment
with the high-sounding and SEDUCTIVE
title Of Bellingham BAY steam
Laundry. aud nearly every iail
maiden imported thither as domes-
tic companion sooner or later comes IN !,
bid her importress heartless farewell
lust TO go over TO Sly's new old laundry
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
PUSH THE SCHOOL

Whether ii Is best To raise the money for
building the ss0,0oo schoolhouse by direct
tax or ON bonds, is a mooted question.
II j. held by those who favor the bonds
that the money could be raised at AN
earlier date thereby; that the payment
would not be So burdenSome, being longer
deferred and that part of the payment
would also fall upon the shoulders of
future citizens who will receive a. much
benefit from the school a. those from
whom the money is now raised by direct
tax. Those v o favor the direct taX think
II impoltc Ia bond the district for so
small a sum a. is To be required.
Let all this he a. Il may. one thing l.
( certain. the money should he raised a.
quickly as possible, and it il to be hoped
/ that no one will be 50 niggardiy as TO op-
pose the building of the school honse at
"a early day "a the matter can be-
reached. Good schools aud enough OF
them 10 accommodate all the children
should be one Of the first aims of any
community. aud is always the boast 81
every enlightened people who have them
~ far a. Is known. Fairhaven has ~
children over i've years of aIe who shout,
De- in school by the list OF September, an,
vet our only school, that on Bcllinghan
Heights. will only accommodate" eoo pm
pills. Push the schools.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
snarl;ns at Republican Measures

OLYMPIA Tribune. The Tacoma ledger
ought not to lind fault with Governor
Ferry for ignoring his own party by
appointing Henry Drum and Eugene
Senple. The Ledger has pretty well ig-
nored the republican party IN Tacoma.
and its democratic editor is sti whooping
il up for the opposition, or al least snari-
ing al most republican measures.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

the population of the bay
cities il must aforementioned that the area
of Whatcom is less than 500 acres: that
of Fairhaven about 1000 acres, while that
of New Whatcom contains compare
lively large area
VIII the Reyeille please arise and lead
while the congregation sings the doN-
olooN
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
First of the Kind

Tekoa Globe? Major u. Il. Glascock'
of Sprague. has ordered a combined mar
vesier aud thresher which will be used IN
harvesting his 1850 acres of grain. rms
machine will head, thresh ana SACK
twenty five acres of grain per day, and is
operated by from twenty-five To thirty
horses. II is the first one OF the KIND
brought into this state.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

trays Harbor Times: Hunt and his
army have Fourth of July celebration
every day. Mighty blasts OF powder.
blowing stumps aud rocks out of sight.
will salute the rising sun today. tomOr-
row. the next day. and every day there
after until the road for the iron horse l.
complete to Gray's Tarbor City.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

West Coast Trade: Mt. shasta. In the
state of California. shows signs of going
into a state of eruption. just what may
be- the grievance Of the mountain no one
can tell. but il Is surmised that il is so
dissatisfied with lis hours aud pay that IL
cannot restrain its sulphurous tendencies.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
Navigation Still Open

Sedro Press: Salmon are running up
Skagit river In great numbers. The re-
port that they 80 completely I'LL the $40
foot channel as TO permit iooimen 'owalk
across ON the backs. dry-shod. is without
substantial foundation. Navigation Is
still Omen
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

Rov RAY: II Tacoma AID Seattle do
moi put a cinch ON their suicides Roy will
vel oatstrip both Of them in point Of pop
ulation. To be- sure We are depending
largely Just AT present on the birth rate.
hut thai is "A sure thing. YOU know.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

spokane Review: There Is a bright
ray Of hope for millions of American
women in the news that the competition
between rival companies bids fair to bring
down the price of sealskins. When seal
skin sacks become 50 cheap that every
body can afford one, no woman will be
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

Reveile: II Is said by up sound papers
that the Great Northern will particularly
favor seattle a. terminal. and that the
commerce Of the world will lie ~ her
gates. There j. mistake here. When
the hay cities consolidate. il will not be
under the name of Seattle
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
Two WAYS of Putting Il

Reveille: &c. Noel Bear" said the
president of the day. will now read Ella
lligginSOn's poem.
''See an old bear read Ella Higginson's
poem, What a shame" said friend OF
Mrs. Higginson. That must be- a What
com
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

Col. II. r. Garretson. of Tacoma. has
accepted the appointment ON the harhor
line commission vice Orange Jacobs, Of
seattle. who declined. and u. G, Guerns-
ley. of Dayton. takes the place refused
by 4. NJ. Cannon. Of spokane. u. l..
Sharpstien. Walia Walla. has been ap-
pointed to the place Oh the tide lands
commission which was rendered EN-
Governor Miles {, Moore OF the same
place. Thus It will be- seen that self
sacrificing patriots spring up in the
places Of those who are reealcitrant as
the tabled PhWniN bird arises from Tie
ashes Of holocaust or a common ever,
day conflagration.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
WASHINGTON HATcHErINes
A New Industry

Kelso Courier: The cheese factory at
Freeport shipped forty boxes of cheese to
Tacoma Wednesday. the whole lot
amounting to about 3u0 pounds.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

seen In public wearing one. Fashionable
society will then discover that the wear
ing of sealskins in a warm climate Is IN
shocking taste.