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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-25

In the course of his trial at Columbus
Murderer Elliott called the opposing attor-
ley liar and then proceeded to explain
that be prefers to hang like gentleman. ="
Now the most natural question that in
stantlv arises in the minds of the curious
Is: How does an Ohio gentleman hangl
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-25

If Mr.. Harrison expects to stand any
chance for the nomination by his party he
shonld Immediately adopt the suggestion of
the Mobile Register and nominate Elder
Editorial Freak Shepard as minister to
Hayti. Not only that, but he should devise
some means to make him 60. That's good
place for him. But he'd probably have the
natives fighting before he had been there a
week
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-25

Late advices from China indicate that an
instruction there is imminent and the
country is described as in q condition OF dis
order verging upon open revolt. Should an
outbreak occur among those crowded aud
needy people the result would probably be
more horrible than anything that despotism
has yet brought forth in modern times.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-25

Imperial federation still has strong hold
upon the people of Canada. When they get
that and see how much it resembles our
system in a slightly inferior way and then
gaze upon the beauties Of our model, the
chances are that the Canuks will begin to
long to come over and join us. And il they
ask real pretty" we shall let them come.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-25

Excitement has again gone up to high
pitch in Philadelphia over another phase of
the Bardsley orookedness, Nine police
magistrates are said to be implicated They
are alleged tP have bought from the
late defaultiHg city treasurer their
appointments as mercantile tax collect
ors" for $3.50 each. Besides, each one is said
to have put up" $500 additional when they
came TO make their returns Should the
charges be sustained the magistrates will
be compelled to resign and give place to
nine democrats appointed by Gov. Patti
son. AS this report is disseminated by the
rabidly republican New York Press it is apt
to prove correct Such a partisan paper
would scarcely be willing to make an ad-
mission so damaging to its own party If it
was in any way doubtful. That would
give to Philadelphia more democratic police
justices than it has had in many year and
materially strengthen the party power in
the city through their influence.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-25
ASK That Established Authority.
From the Chicaoo Ae,ns tInd1

FTUNI TTt OTItt7FyD 4FcLtS IINI.J.
Why those editors up in St. Paul should at
tempt to tell each other How to Edit a Paper"
is mystery. For exact Information as to the
art of conducting a newspaper apply to any
Caucasian between the ages of 8 mo Iths and
60 years who has never seen the inside of a
newspaper Office. He knows all about it and
more.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-25

Fair bathers at Asbury Park in the mos
quito province of New Jersey are In great
unanimous pout about the increasing strict
ness of the regulations relative to the di-
mansions Of bathing attire. Requiring
them to be wrapped in the ample folds Of
cloak in going to aud from the beach tue
pretty creatures regard as Just horrid."
They desire to display their shapely pro-
portions, and they think that the lately
promulgated inhibition Is real mean"
But they must comply. Thai cruel restric-
ton will probably send good many Of the
most conspicuous water nymphs home.
They can no longer have fun.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-25

America this year. That probably means
low prices next winter, which is a very COM
forting prospect. When prices are weak we
can afford to make the coffee strong.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-25

Since the bounty was fixed upon suger it
has become such popular product that in
its melting mood even the flies and ants
get stuck Oh II.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-25
Expanded With Egotism.
III ~ 10-1 u . O01oN4'
From the Pitt sburg Dispatch Qnd.l

The new census of England and Wales puts
the population of that tight little isle at 90 DOL.
01S. That is a rather small crowd in oompari
son with this country, but it feels big enough
to make up the difference
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-25

When Firebrand Foraker sees that Ohio
battle flag that was returned to the regi-
ment at New Orleans the other day be will
probably froth at the mouth and want to
shoot somebody with hard word worse
than ever.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-25
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-25
Has a Level Head.

Grover Cleveland isn't botheripg himself
much about politics nowadays. He is allowing
the other fellows TO do all the fretting and FUN
level
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-25
CURRENT COMMENT
Cowardice Caused the Casualty.
From, the Netc York Commercial (Iyldl

The lion that got out of his cage in an Illinois
circus did not hurt any one. AS usual the
man who cried out and started the panic did
the most harm.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-21

G. II. Gest returned yesterday from
a trip to Seattle and Tacoma.
Mrs. f. NJ. Donnely returned yester-
day from a few weeks visit at Puy-
allup.
A.G. Duncan, formerly OF the Seat
tie Press, made the HERALD pleasant
call last evening.
NJ. G.. ElmOre, the gas engineer, who
constructed the Bellingham Bay Gas
works, is in the city
Geo. o. Evans, late Of the steamer
State of Washington, is spending a
few days in the city.
Colonel w. H. Hakes returned yes
terday morning from business trip
to Jefferson and Clallam counties.
Lieutenant J. NJ. Dougan returned
yesterday from Tacoma, and from ac'
tive duty at the scene Of the late min
ing difficulties in King county.
Hon. John L. Wilson left for his
home at Spokane Sunday evening
He is delighted with Fairhaven, ant
will bring his family i'm a few weeks
and make a stay Of several days. H'
will come entirely for pleasure next
| time.
Colonel Hakes expects to leave TO
| day or tomorrow for a trip to POr
Angeles, Clallam bay, Chehalis ant
other points, looking out for big grad
ing contracts. There are no musca
domesticusses on Colonel Hakes.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-21
IMPRISONED FOR A YEAR
Old Man Confined For a Year
BY Persons Who Want
His Property
A Startling Sensation Involv-
Ing Oakland Parties in
Serious Crime
Cincinnati Woman to Raise
the Dead and Perform
Other Miracles.

OAKLAND, Cal, July 2O-The most
startling sensation which has involved
Oakland parties for some time past
came TO light yesterday. This is no
more or less than the fact that an old
man has been kept in solitary coniine-
mcnt in an clubhouse, a few miles from
here, for nearly year by persons who
sought to get his property
The notorious Red house on the San
Pablo road, just beyond the county
line, is the scene Of the story. 1t was
generally believed that this den, which
for years had been the scene Of all
sorts Of gambling, prizcGghts and
even fcl0nies, had been cTcctually
broken mp by Sheriff Hale. Old Peter
Dcyion stll runs the place, however,
and he is thought TO be largely respon-
siblc for the more shocking details Of
the confinement.
Secretary Thccbold, Of the Humane
society, discovered the other day that
/ DEVON had had Gustayc Dcs Roster
! locked up in one Of his old outsheds
/ for over year, with the intention Of
keeping him there until he would die.
The mystery Of the plot has been
somewhat unraycled 10y Mrs. Raves OF
this city, who is the niece Of Des
Roster
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-21
REST AND RECREATION
Excursions TO Orcas Island, Blaine and
Other Places

Excursions TO Orcas Island, Blaine and
other Places
The city was comparatively deserted
on Sunday, a great many people avail
ing themselves Of the numerous op-
portunities Offering to visit Orcas
island, Blaine and other points by
water. Chuckanut bay attracted an
unusual number of visitors and the
succulent clam and the toothsome
mussel. were laid under tribute, and
bushels were unearthed from their
abiding places.
A large number went to Orcas is
land on the steamer Cascade, and Cap
tain j. l.. EastOn and the other
officials did all in their power to rem
der the trip a pleasant one. This
| trip is becoming more and more pOpu-
| lar and its pleasure is enhanced by the
| courtesies shown the travelling public
and visitors by the aifable purser,
Easton, who is daily adding to the
popularity Of his steamer and sequent-
| iy the Orcas island pleasure route.
Yachting is pleasant pastime, es-
pecially in fine weather, and sun
| day. wind and weather were just right
and the bay was dotted with white
wings, not the kind that grow
weary" but with those OF tireless
kind in wind or wave or storm. A. II.
Clark's handsome yacht, the Klatawa,
Commodore Fred II. Anderson
made a morning run to Lummi island
returning to port in the evening, only
to again make the trip to Eliza island
This time a HERALD man was or
board. and if the cold, cold truth must
be told, he is more at home on lane
than on sea, and as the Klatawa shol
away before the wind at gait, If thai
is the correct word, that fairly lifted
her out of the water, the scribes
rather pale hair became shade paler
and-well, he didn't say he wished III
was ashore. The trip, however, wa
delightful, and the Klatawa Is as fin
a sailer as can be found on Bellinghan
. bay.
The beautiful bay is not half appre
ciated or taken advantage Of. N
finer sheet Of water exists than thi
for yachting and boating. A goo
Yacht club would be grand institL
tion, and steps should be taken for it
formation.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-21

e. NJ. Adams VS.. Albert Warner is a
promissory note.
Travel on the street railway is ex-
ceedingly good, and the line is said to
be success, financially.
The Bellingham Bay Iron works
have entered suit against Michael
Anderson for $3.50 for work performed
on the engine Of the steamer Mike
Anderson.
Considerable building activity is dis
PLAYED in various parts Of the city
| The Rother block ,OnThirteenth street,
and the Bellingham Bay National
| Bank building, corner of Elk and
| Holly streets, are two imposing and
substantial structures, built entirely
Of Chuckanut stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Mckinley had q
narrow escape from what might have
proved a serious accident on Sunday
while driving from Lake WhatcOm
Their horse becoming frightened
started at mad pace down the hill
near the city limits, but Mr.. Mckin
ley was able to check it before any ac
cident other than general shaking
occurred.
Contractor Foye is in Tacoma, it il
said, looking after men TO work on hi
street contract. The men employed
by him demanded S2.OOper day instead
OF $l.75, also that they be paid in coil
instead Of time checks. There viii
probably be trouble should he succeed
in importing men TO work on the con
tract. The sympathy of the citizen
IS largely in favor Of the strikers.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-21
QUAY WILL RESIGN
]. s. Clarkson is Named as His Sue
cessor

j. 8. Clarkson is Named as His Sue
cessor
PITTsBURG, July l9-ln an inter
view today Senator Quay said regard
ING the rumOr that he would retire
from the chairmanship Of the Repub-
liran national committee: 1.-The time
is approaching when the work Of the
campaign of 1892 should be com
menced. | shall not take charge OF
that work, and still don't say positively
that | will resign from the chairman
ship Of the committee. 1t was my IN
tention TO retire Immediately atter
! Harrison's election, but circumstances
well known to my colleagues on Jhe
committee prevented. My desire IS u
| get out Of place encountered with 50
many duties that never abate, ana II
will come when feel at liberty TO 60
The coming campaign, as forecast, VIII
| be an educational one. 1t Will be con
Quoted with vigOr by both parties
! The man manages the preliminary
work as chairman OF the executive
! committee should be In position now
and henceforth to largely devote ms
time to its duties"
Regarding his probable successor II
case he resigns, Senator Quay said tha'
while TO his knowledge no letters nave
been sent to members Of the commit
tee asking to have General ClarksoT
succeed him, it was generally conceded
that Mr.. Clarkson would be chosen
He thought that Clarkson was. wei
fitted for the position, but did no
know what action the committee
would take.
Being asked his opinion Of the ma
tional outlook, Senator Quay said: " !
is too far ahead to say much about i
have no doubt if Blaine is a candI
date he will receive the Republica
nomination. Cleveland seems TO be ]
b the lead on the Democratic side. Pai
tison is being fayOrably discussed b
eminent Democrats outside Of Penn
sylvania. lie is popular, has a clea
record and would be strong cand
date
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-21
LOCAL HAPPENIN Gs

The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church give a bluc-iay social this
evening. A good time is promised.
Many lawns on the hllsides Of Bell
ingham Heights are glorious with "a
profusiOn Of flowers Of many colurS.
The fires on the distant hillsides are
very beautiful these nights and show
how the forests are falling before the
clearing parties.
Work on Joe Alsop's cold storage
warehouse is being pushed rapidly,
and the building will be ready for uc-
CupanCy in three weeks.
Paul Thomson was drunk on Sunday
and yesterday morning he was lined
three dollars and costs in Judge
Clark's court. The fine was paid.
The brick work on Mr.. WaldrOu's
big block, corner Of Mckenzie and
Twelfth streets, is going up rapidly.
The foundations TO the building are
massive.
The numerous huge sca-gOiug YES
sells that visit our docks these days
are a picturesque help to the grand
views from the city aud are also indi-
cations Of growing commerce.
Lot II, block 80, was sold yesterday
by j. G. McLcnnan TO b. j. Reid. Of
Clarion, Pa, for s., 800. Mr.. Reid
has invested about $1,000 in Fair
haven real estate during the past two
weeks.
p. II. Nichols, Of Park, yesterday
bonded TO Frederick Bccbc, Of Miucra
! Park, a claim situated i'm the Cascade
mining district for $500. This is
only one of several mining Transfers
which have been recently made In Tn,
Cascades.
The Southern insurance company
Of Louisiana, through J. Q. McLcnnan
| their agent in this city, has adjusted
and paid the loss incurred by the com
Dany by the fire i'm the Bcllingham Bal
Steam laundry on Wednesday last.
Hon. John l.. Wilson, Mayor Wilson
/ Governor Black, Engineer Allcrton
| Mr.. Paullin, aud several other Fair
| haven gentlemen boarded the COas
survey steamer McAfthur, last Sun
day, and we're most Hospitality enter
taincd by the officers of that craft.
The grading Of Mckenzie ayeuu
and the cross streets in the southwest
ern part Of the city is about completed
and the planking is progressing ac
mirably. Altogether it is one Of th
costlicst and most excellent pieces q
street work ever done In the state.
The hill at the point is to be Gu
away and the dirt thrown into the ba
at the little cove at the foot Of No
Kenzie, Larrabce, Donovan, Nilso
and Cowgirl streets, all Of which wi
very much alter topography Of tina
part Of the city.
City Marshal W. S. Parker is grcj
- admirer Of horsencsh and what !
1 doesn't know about horses is simp
= not worth knowing. He lately pu
! chased a very fine trOttcr, brought
this city by a gentleman from Mich
! gan. She is only four years old aI
+ shows three minute gait, or undc
| Her sire was full brother Of Jay -Ey
+ See, the only rival Of Maud N., az
the bay mare is not an unworthy q
Z scendant Of noble sire. She is
v beauty i'm action, gentle as "A kitt'
c and the jolly marshal Is Justly prot
c OF his new acquisition.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-21
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
A Spring of Great Medicinal
Properties Discovered Three
Miles from Fairhaven
Clear and Sparkling, Pungent
in Smell, but Possessing
Curative Qualities
A Bit of Indian Tradition,
Confined Solely to the Shores
of Samish Lake

On W. G.. Gooch's ranch, about
three and half miles from this city,
near Lake Samish, there has been
found fine spring Of pure water, SAID
to possess great medicinal and cura-
tive properties. The spring is on the
slope of a mountain and gushes forth,
clear as amber, from cleft in rock
on the mountain side. The discovery
was made by Mr.. GOOch's brother
more than a year ago, and analyses
made of the water pronounce 1T to be
highly impregnated with sulphur.
Old Virginians, who have sampled
its waters, pronounce them similar to
the famous Green Briar springs OF
Virginia, and already many people,
afflicted with stomachic and other
ailments, have drunk of the waters OF
the healing spring, and have either
been cured or obtained great relief.
The water is very clear, of sui
phurous taste and pungent smell,
and deposits a grayish sediment in
and about the spring. The spring IS
not large Ill eAUcHJ, duu MI NOoCh
has never made any extensive inyestl-
CATION as to the amount of water OBJ
tainable. There it flows down the
mountain side free for all to try It's
waters, and test its reputed curative
qualities.
There is an old Indian tradition to
the effect that very many years ago
there was, near Lake Samish, a great
medicine spring" and all the people
from away north and south came
every year to indulge in a grand pot
latch aud to cure themselves Of rheu-
mastism, and even old age by drinking
the "big medicine water" One day,
however, the Great Spirit got angry
at the act Of an Indian, who in spirit
of levity, pushed one Of his fellows
into the great wide water" thus
pOlluting il and with mighty shaking
of he earth it disappeared forever
Such, in brief, is the legend Of the
white Sulphur Spring
The Ladies Aid society will give Blue
Jay social this Tuesday evening in th'
parlors of the Presbyterian church. lc'
cream, cake, etc, will be served.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-21
PARNELL IS DISAPPOINTED
His Meeting at Newcastle
Slimly Attended and
Failure
All the Liberals Severely
Abused Except His Friend,
Morley
Parnell is Worried by Irrele-
want Inquiries After
"Kitty's" Health

LONDON, July 2O-Mr. Parnells
meeting at Newcastle yesterday even
ing was very disappointing TO the ex-
leader in respect Of attendance, the
hall being only two-thirds filed 1t
must have also been rather mOrtifying
to Mr.. Parnell to find that no Irish
man of local prominence was present,
and that it was necessary to make a
Sunderland man chairman. Mr.. Par
nell's speech was repeatedly inter
rupted by irrelevant inquiries after
the health of kitty" for informa-
tion concerning whom several mem
bers of the audience seemed quite
interested at times, when in the ordi'
nary course Of things applause would
have been in order Mischief makers
seldom failed to raise a cheer fol
Gladstone, and the demonstration
made by the disturbers was at least as
noisy as that made by the supporters
of the speaker.
Mr.. Parnell INDUCED in severe abuse
! Of the Liberals, as usual since his ms
fortunes begun, but exempted Johr
Morley from the bitter inyectiye
which he poured out on the othe
Gladstonians. Mr. Morley will per
haps prefer to have been used aloni
with the other objects of Parnel'
hatred, for the orator did him any
thing but a favor by declaring MOrle
told him last autumn that he fearc
Gladstone's home rule bill would caus
anger and surprise among lrishmer
A denial from Mr.. Morley may now b
expected, unless that gentlema
thinks Parnell's statements no longe
! !, t,It igo
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-21

the other day. A woman from Lummi
precinct boarded car with shock
headed boy who was born at least two
years before Judge DeMattos landed
on the tide fats.
The conductor approached her and
asked for her fare.
She gave him nickel.
"Boy yours?" he queried.
II reckon he is," she said, what
of it,"
"He will have to pay fare" said the
man with the register.
"Well, / guess he won Z; you don't
charge for children under five years,
| hear, an d Wolfgang Mozart there
won't be five years old till come
next Fourth of July, for we've jest
been out from lnjeanny six years
come next Christmas and-if ! don't
know his age, why"
Fare, madam"
81 won't pay it,"
"All llright then, the boy will have tt
get OFF,"
"Say ma" said the youngster, "you
know durn well that I'm 'leyen and
half years old, and you can't fool that
man same as you fool pa when"
A hand of iron was laid on Wolf
gang Mozart's head, he subsided, anC
another nickel went to the credit o.
the corporation.
The conductor smiled, and said, al
the woman and her hopeful got of tn,
car: Sometimes they can blum US
but not often"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-21
THE WATER FRONT

The superior court cOnvenes today,
his honor Judge Winn presiding.
The Cascade brought in quite a
large freight from Orcas last night.
United States coast survey steamer
Macarthur left for Orcas island yester-
day morning.
The Eastern Oregon came in yester'
day after being laid of for repairs foi
a couple Of days.
The City Of Puebla arrived Sunday
morning with $4,000 pounds OF freight
for Fairhaven merchants.
The Edith arrived Sunday morning
in place Of the Seattle, which was dis
abled on her trip up the sound Satur
day.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-21

BERLIN, July 2O-Witnesses of
Prince Blsmarck's departure from
Friedrichshruhc on Thursday state
that they were astonished at his phc-
nomenal gaiety Of manner. lie showed
something like obsequiOusness 30 the
small crowd who chccred him as he
boarded the train, and leaned out OF a
window in a rather undignified way TO
shout, as the train moved, "I'll see
you again I'm a couple OF months"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS


John i Wilson, Spokane; Samuel
Hodges. Kentucky; II + Garretson,
Tacoma; 5 w COwles and wifi, San
Francisco; II Il Fairlamb, spokane; +
Jones Monaghan, West Chester. Pa; J. A
Rostein, San Francisco: w X Irwin, Gin
cinnati; George Aust, Z A Gushing.
Seattle: / Frankenberger, J. Ackerman,
Meyer Jacobs, Warner J Duhring, j II
Bloedel, f. w Fraser, city; ID Douglas,
Tacoma; William G. Preston, Oakdale;
} NJ Dougan, Tacoma; Mrs 2 II Gal
ligher. Henry Gallagher, Seattle; Rev j
Rev l. w Applcgate, city; j II Scholes
Tacoma.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-21
A Fine Matrimonial Catch

LONDON, July 20-It is stated that
the late Duke of Bedford arranged a
dowry of ESQ, ,OOOupon his wife'scousin,
Miss Rachel Gurney, whose betrothal
TO the young Earl Dudley is now an
nounced. Miss Gurney's father is also
a wealthy man, and the earl has made
quite a catch, financially speaking,
though of course the match is given
out to be one of love, pure and simple,
as alliances between members Of the
haute noblesse always are.