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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-26
CATrLRMEN LAND-aRABB1na.
ne Cowboys More to Be Feared Now
Than the Indians.

Than the Indians.
CHICAGO, ILL. May 25.- Capt. E. p.
L"ers, Indian agent on Tongue river. ar
EiVed IN the city to-day and had an inter-
"" with Gen. Miles over the situation
Z lnong the Indians who took part in the
e % indian war. Capt. Ewers has just COM
kleted tour of the Indian camps within 200
lllies OF the Tongue River agency, and he
sAls that the people now to be feared were
~ the Indians but the cattlemen, who
rant all the land they can grab for
tner cattle to roam over aud
81 not allow any one else to establish
<ltemselves. The cattle men. the captain
"a were the people who stirred up the
1lalans by stealing their lands and taking
vantage Of them in every way, and the
'dlans we're complaining bitterly Of the
thcroachments OF these marauders.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-26
a BREWERY MANAGER sKps.
70 Failed to Credit Customers With
the Amounts Paid.

r. FAILED to Credit Customers With
the Amounts Paid.
PATERSON. n. j., May 25.-Cornelius A.
Pug New York business manager for
inekliffs Bros, a brewing concern OF this
Fy' has disappeared. leaving. 10 is stated, a
EHtage 10 bis accounts estimated 40
fSlt sS0,090 King was formerly
member q the taK board of this
r. and had tho confidence ana
cen u The people 10 entered the ser
N ne hincElines four years ago and
gao stealing, u u alleged, aimqss inmsal.
4 anq continued ~ taofts ~ ~ tHO
- ego, Whea he heg. Hls Dsfno1 ~
Hllfeg money was single not oFaaifiaR
ssisasfs "ite tie eWogtts n cash pad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-26
London oarnentern Looked out

LONDON, May q. The lockout Of the
London carpentors began to-day. Fifteen
thousand men are idle. 1hs employers
Threaten 10 lockout the masons, plasterers
and The men employed Ia other branches Of
the building trades
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-26
RAN AMUoK WITH A GUN.
A White Man and Two Colored Mer
Shot Without CanSa

A White Man and Two Colored Men
Shot Without Cause.
KNOXVILLE, TENN, May 25.--About
o'clock last night man, with a shotgun in
his hands. walked up in front of two COL
ored men sitting on CrozIer street. When
within few PAGES Of them he elevated
his gun and fred two shots. One took
effect in the abdomen of the older, and the
other in the upper arm. side and face
of the younger one The man
then ran out Crozier street
about one mile. He was then seen to lie
down, when large crowd, which had fol
lowed at u respectful distance, reached
within 800 yards of him, whereupon he
sprang up and darted into the pine thicket
He was next heard Of two miles to the west
ward and about two miles from the city.
Frederick l.. Carpenter. son OF one of the
leading citizens of Knoxville, was driving
toward his fatS er's country home. When
within a short distance of it he noticed a
mau running toward him calling him to
halt.
FIRED UPON.
A short colloQuy followed, in which the
unknown man demanded Carpenters
money and jewelry. When these were res
fused him he leveled a shotgun, which he
had kept behind him, and fired. The even.
ing was chilly, and Carpenter had his coat
collar turned up, which probably saved his
life. The left side Of his face was filed
with shot. The second load struck the top
of the buggy. Carpenters wounds are
considered very dangerous. large posse
is out seeking the william. The man held up
two others before he reached Carpenter,
from one of whom he received 800. 1t is
believed that he was crazed by drink. He
was located last night, and will doubtless be
lynched If apprehended.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-26
Purchases of Silver.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-To-day 669, 500
ounces of silver were offered for sale to the
treasury department, and $3l5 500 ounces
were purchased at 97.20@97. 55c. The pur-
chases at the local mints up to the close Of
business Saturday aggregated 46o,92O
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-26
AN IMAGINATIVE HoAx.

ATLANTA. Ca, May 25.--A special re-
ceived here from Chicago to-day pronounces
the press dispatch sent out last night
describing an alleged duel with swords be-
tween an Austrian baron and a mysterious
Atlanta man 10 be a highly imagi-
native canard. 1t IS certain that none of
Atlanta's duelists were missed from their
usual haunts yesterday. Besides, while
ever anon they may be expected TO burn
powder with a very respectable degree OF
nonchalance, none Of these local favorites
are on record as evinoing an ungovernable
appetite for cold steel. So the story is gem
orally disoredited here, and in dueling cir
cles there exists no excitement whatever.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-26

BIRMIngHAN, Ala. May -. Near
Tuskaioosa yesterday Jim AoFrlson, sn
escaped oonylct, killed Two ofhceFs While
resisting arrest iie was wounded sllgnsly.
bat escapea.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-26
THE DAVIS pTRMis cREDITORa.


RKw YoRE, May &.-Ths steamer Ven
dome, from Rotterdam, which has been ~
ported seon at sea disabled, arFised on Fire
Island 81 6.i5 o'clock this morning.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-26
orlm wood's Murderer Hanged.

CALCUTTA, May "a. 5.-~rba murderer Il
Grin wood, the British political Azsnf, has
been banged a. Msuiguf.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-26
NOT KALoNKY's NEPHEW.

ono OF inc CHICHKO DubIIbJs' OIhiLuB
Proves Untrue.
VIENNA, May 25. - Inquiries made here
show that Baron Rudolf Kalnoky sde Koro-
spatak, who, it Is announced. fought duel
yesterday In Chicago with young south
erner. is not nephew of Count K9;losT o.:
this city. Count Kalnoky has no relative
bearing the name Of Rudolph kalnoky de
KorosDatak, nor has he relative now in
America
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-26
SHOE MANUFACTURERS ASSIGN.

The Failure at Memphis Supposed to
Have Dragged Them Down.
Boston. MAss., May 25.-Potter, White
g. Bayley, shoe manufacturers. have as
signed. They did business at No. l3O Sum-
mer street, and were rated ct about $780,
600. They were reported 10 have lost t1TS,-
900 in the Memphis failure. They assigned
10 r. II. Dunn, w. II. Allen and President
Bullens Of tho Revere Bank. where Mr..
Potter IL a director. Their liabilities are
estimated at about 81 100000.
THE DAVIS PIRM's cREDIToRR.
BosTos, MASS, May 20. AT a meeting
OF the creditors of the Davis shoe tirm tO-
day ii was voted taat the assigBees pnrcbase
the stock and continue ths manufacture Of
present contracts.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-26
BULLETS NsAR A CHURCH,
A Man and Woman Fire at Woman
and Wound a Policeman.

A Man and Woman Fire at Woman
and Wound a Policeman.
HoUsToN, TEX, May 25.-A sensational
and perhaps fatal shooting occurred just
after the dismissal OF the congregation at
Sam Jones meeting last night. +. L. Hun
ter, accompanied by a woman said 10 be his
wife, met Mrs. Stoner, with whom Hunter
had been living and who had believed she
was his legitimate wife. Hunter and bis
companion, II Is said, had been bounding
Mrs. Stoner, Attempting TO make her leave
tho city.
FIRED OK by TIE PAIR
As soon ~ she come out Of tbs church she
called on a policeman 30 protect her.
Hunter and the woman started in pursuit
aad both fired at her With pistols. TIE of.
ileeF, Ia Attempting to protect Mrs. ktoner,
received a bullet in the abdomen, which
viii result fatally. MrA stoner say0 that
duripg tge time she lived With Hunter she
discovered that hs had seven siges. The
woman siih Hunter last aight oams fFam
AnHlfton. Ala Mrs. kt0nsf has relatives
~ hss OrlsaBs aud Sew ilsfis, Is.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-31

Among the many useful things which
absolute privation has been the means OF
making known to the world is carrageen,
or Irish moss. The virtues of this seaweed,
now so largely used as basis for mucil-
aginous drinks and cough emulsions, were
for many wears known only to the very
poorest of the poor inhabitants of the Irish
seacoast, who were driven to its use by the
pangs of hunger.
Finding that when boiled it produced a
thick, nourishing and not unpalataole
Jelly, they for long time used it as food
before becoming gradually aware of its
beneficial effects in diseases of the throat
and lungs. After time this discovery
led to its medicinal use in other and richel
lands.
Boiled with milk, or even with water
and carefully strained, it forms mos
nutritious and soothing diet for invalids
especially for those who suffer from chroni
diarrhea or other complaints which are at
tended with great irritablity of the mu
/ cous membrane lining stomach and intes
tines. The jelly may be sweetened or fiaS
| ored in various ways, fruit juices, eithe
canned or in a natural state, and coffee o
chocolate, prepared AS for the table, bein
preferable 10 any of the havoring extracts
both for taste and healthfulness. For IL
yalids it is always best to use the lea'
amount of sugar which will make 1t pail
table.-Harper's Bazaar.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-31

The skeptic Condorest ventures the re-
mark that IL the world had really been
created for the benefit of man the weather
clerk ought to have arranged matters In a
way to let rains and storms come of in
night time and reserve the daylight hours
for soul cheering sunshine. n close APP
proach to that ideal is, however, actually
found on the table lands of Peru, where
the sun is hardly ever yelled by clouds
and where vegetation is nevertheless kept
alive by heavy night dews. As much as
three gallon psilful of water has been
wrung from poncho, or small Spanish
shawl, dragged repeatedly across the dew
drenched grass of half-ac-e meadow
Breezes from the snow covered Sisrras hell
TO mitigate the heat of summer, and the
glens OF the cloudless foothill region
abound with springs. -PhiladelphiaT Times
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-31

takes 70 putin on dog an OF course some
things got TO be done for the credit OF Gin
nabar But when II wins-when you don't
get called on to make good, you shoreiy
oughter stop thar. This yere shootin'
round the dinn' room was frivolous, an
annoyin' to other men as sets thar ca MY
eatin' an who amt in 1t. It's disturbin
to iem. What do you think, yourself,
Rosewood
THAT'S whatever" said Rosewood jim,
as he riffied deck and snapped 1t In the
deal box at sorter takes them boarders
minds often their whites that away, an Is
bad for the digestion"
"Whoeyer is this yere strange female|
interrupted Bill Tut, who stood looking
| from the door.
IL was growing dusk now, and slight,
strange figure in skirts could be just seen
as it entered the Office Of the hotel across
the way.
"Some she Mexican, over from Chilli"
said Armstrong. Chilli was that portion
of Cinnabar in which the Mexicans most
did congregate, and Armstrong; ready ex-
PLANTATION seemed the likely one.
'Do YOU know" said Rosewood Jim as
he sat at his faro table caressing stack OF
blues, "do you know don't feel all right
about this yere bean eater OF Thomson 81
amt sopoerstitious, but I'd shorely like
to know what ever this yer shorthorn comes
a-canterin' into camp for, anyhow"
you lest takes notion agin him" said
Tut, same as you says While pack
that's all"
"No. il amt no notion neither" per
sisted Rosewood Jim, still fumbling th'
stack of blues. ut gist sorter weighs dow
, on me thar's goin' TO be some queer play
made round yere."
"Do YOU all know" said Jack Moore
who had been lending his ear in silence
that's the way it hits me the minute
sees this yere stranger. That'swhy make
that talk about rewards. Ii strikes M
somehow he's bein' trailed fer something.
, IL don't know what you all feel
cominin said Texas Thomson sourly," bu
YOU can gamble he eats them beans thre
, times a day while he stays. sees TO tina
personal"
> 81 was playin' poker in the Full Blow
/ Rose last night an sees jacks on eight
out three times" continued Rosewood
, still assisting his musings with the sof
! clatter of the chips as he sorted them bt
. tween his experienced thumb and fore
finger. That's the hand the dead ma
, held an is alters warnin'."
a The morning dawned on ripple of eA
element at the o. X. hotel. The strange
Law white and dead. By his side, with a
\ arm across his face, WAS the beautiful III
!. abandoned body of a woman. 1t was tn
stranger in the dusk of the night befor'
}, Her hair was jet, and her dark skin, In III
. pallor of death, took the hue of cream
y The stranger had met death by the stilett'
and the slender blade which wendell hin
/, thin as paper. keen as biting frost, ha
then been sheathed in the dark beauty
If torrid heart.
" "This yere is murder" said Armstron
~ thoughtfully, as he gazed at the pair, IA
AZ the first as Cinnabar sees. We has ha
killins here before, but no murders, whlS
IN is different whole lot"
m 81 shore hopes whar he now is the grt
n beats beans a point" said Texas Thomso
a Dan Quin in st. Louis Republic
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-31
pErIEs THE SPEAKER
Henry Atkinson Threatens to Knock
Out All Parliament

Out All
{ LONDON, July 30-Henry Atkinson,
member of parliament for Boston, who |
was suspended from the house on
Monday for accusing the speaker of
abuse OF power in placing on record
the statement that Mr.. Atkinson has
challenged friyilously the speakers
announcement OF the rules of divis-
ions, says that he will spend every
penny OF his fortune, which amounts
to e750,OO0, Is necessary, to compel the
house to rescind its decree Of expulsion
which he declares to be wholly Illegal.
Atkinson rows up and down the river
daily just outside the parliament limits
much to the annoyance of the com
mons police, who suspects that he Is
trying to catch him mapping, anc
land within the sacred precincts
He says he intends TO resume
his seat on next Monday and defy the
speaker.
IL he carries out this threat, hewil
possibly be sent to / c clock tower
lie says II he is merely suspended an'
not definitely expelled, he will resigI
his his seat anyhow. This would b
tantamount to giving the seat TO tn
Liberals, owing TO the political condl
tions prevailing in Boston at present
and Atkinson will not be sacritcin
any future chance by this action, a
the Tories in his district have Ion
been estranged from him, and had st
lected another candidate for the mex
general election before the presen
difficulty arose.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-31
REAL Estate TRANSFER J

The following are the real estate trans
ters recorded mp 20 o'clock yesterday,
furnished by the abstract Office Of Petit
bone Bros:
WA Brown and wife 10 Il C Ross. NJ
% nw2 Of nwA ot SNA sec :, ~ ~, q;
NJ Rex and wife To " Morley. \ Of
lots 10 6 and N 10 rs, blk liz lots IL 20 IS,
blk Is. Central City; S.o0l
A nonaikuwssi and wife to Z { Schaef-
Ter. nel % nwa Ot seA sec IS, tp =, r 3;
wCICompany to Il O Peterson e, al
IN Travelbca TO W Emerson. lot ;
blk -. Lysle's md addition II FsirhaYen'
westoott tow c Ia nmond. blk,
a and 5. Blaine addition 10 Drayton
si.OiA
ii q NordviS and wife 10 + johnson
lots / and 3. blk ~ Valley Park add u
New Whatcom and Reningham; $50.
AR johnson aud wife 10 + !. Nelson
lot IS. blk ., Iohnson's 1T add 10 SumaS
slsA
GAHall and wife to c NJ Matson,
acres IN nwA Of sWA sec II ~ ~ :
NJ wight aud wife to W R Wight. I
ofnwA see iQ. 70 IA. z .: e.. ON
EMaity aud wife 20 Z Waters, b
~. nickinSon's add 81 Nhatcom; sl.s50
tn White ct al 20 Mars. lot I, blk I
Whites Park add 20 nraytou: slel
RRN BCR X Go 10 Z e >petiel 81 q
lot :. Blk III first add 10 New Nhaicom
slSl
W. Brown and vile 70 K { Ross. sW'
ofnw4. SC .. I'd ~. "a; sisA
RI fASsmorc 10 ] frankeueur L
II and "A. blk Us. FairhAyen Land con
pAny's Sccond add 10 fairhaven; $50
NJ Nonlum % A ona1kewski. wa
nes. OF -, sec - 70 - ,. s4n
PC Schaefcr 10 A Donaiscsssi. nea q
nwI Of Set4 sc IS. 10 ;. 2, s>n
WD Jones 10 4 ; l. 7 & X Co, ess Z
<wA sec g. and neis OF nwss sc :. ~ =
z 5. sis,o
same 10 same. same premises; ssa
I. johnson and wife 10 II McCue, lot ],
hfs a4q. WhAtcom: si75.
~ Y johnson and wife 10 II McCn,
lots s and 6. nix SIC. NhAscam. and lot Il
bls ~. BIB & u { 4 4 Cos nrss add .
New Whaicom. tloa
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-31
NDED IN AN ORG1E
Russian and French Revelers Dispersed
by Police

LONDON, July 3O-A ST. Petersburg
dispatch says that after the seniors
had retired from the banquet at Cron'
stadt, Saturday evening the festiyi'
ties were conducted 10y the young
French and Russian officers present
and soon degenerated into a wild
orgie. Tine disorder was SO great that
at late hour in the morning the pn-
lice were obliged to diSperse the ieyel
ers. In performing this duty they met
with resistance from several OF the IN
toxicltcd banqueterS and some arrests
were ma g
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-31

Professor Tolomei, an Italian chemist,
concludes that the ozone produced by cleo
trio discharges in a thunder storm coagu-
lstes milk by oxidizing it, and generates
tactic acid. Mr. Tresdwell, of the Yves
leyan university, in discussing this, states
that the action is not a mere oxidation. but
it is partly produced by the growth of bae
terra, which is very rapid in hot, sultry
weather.-New York Telegram.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-31
HOTEL ARRIVALS



J T. Petersen, Richmond, Va; Mrs { Il
Thompson. Seattle; Miss Anna Lelai d
brown. DanViIlc. M; T. K Wheeler and
wife, blaine: \ j FiSken. seattle; \ +
Ashcroft. Tacoma; II X Wheeler, city:
N ID Andrews. Seattle; A j Haywood, +
Parker W & Gilbert. of Tacoma; stuart
Yates. Victoria: n ; MillLner and wife.
san Francisco: II e letters. Tacoma
Richard ID BAKER. Philadelphia; George
"A Strader and wife, City; A Howal.
! n HoWaL Clinton, Iowa; George W
Colby. New York; + Todd aud vile,
City: J + Randolph, Syracuse; { Me
Cottcr. Portland; samuel | Davis. New
York: George u Holbrook, Seattle; J NJ
Lang. seattle; VIM Schaefer, Portland. j
W Wright. New York: II ; Hagau and
George ST Dennis, 81 san Francisco; VIII
willInsk and + II Merrill, Of seattle; /
NJ Vaughan. Utsalady: Mrs ] l. Thomp-
son. Tacoma: Fred W Burn. Seattle; i
A Rrown. San Francisco; II u Brewster
y Y; 4 VI Hellner, y Y; @ NJ Ghumler
Chicago: l. ; Allies, Tacoma; Frank I
Price. Portland: Thomas Il Brown anC
wife Tacoma: Miss Jean Prince, Spencer
Mass; Miss Nellie Prince. Danville. H.
II YOU want 20 have a good time ant
enjoy something good 20 eat. come 10 The
t.yvn fafa Friday evening
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-31
THE WATER FRONT

business was active about the docks
Yesterday. large quantity OF freight
and many passengers arriving by Inc
different steamers.
The Premier made the round triI
Yesterday morning. the Eastern Ore
gon having been disabled, as already
reported in the HERALD.
The Success went TO Blanchard yes
terday morning.
The Cascade and Dispatch brought
In good freights from OrcaS.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-31

II troubled with red eyelids give them a
hot bath just before going to bed, having
them with the hands. In the morning
always give the eyes another good bath
ing, rubbing gently from the outer corners
toward the nose. Many people oarelessly
pass over the eyes while washing the face,
but they deserve and need great care
Herald Of Health.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-31
Parents Sometimes Make = FsaN Habit
uai In = Child by Noticing 1t Too Much.

Sometime. one fixes a fault in a child by
noticing It too much, says Harper's Bazaar.
1t becomes an expression OF nervousness
The child repeats the fault through an In
ability to pass over II. IL becomes like a
hard word In the spelling book tina, he has
met before He recognizes the word with
out knowing its name, and at the same
moment remembers his struggles with IL.
and the painful impression flls him with
nervousness; his mind becomes confused
and ne cannot control his thought Ii Is
wise with q fault, As with the hard word,
TO let 10 20 to escape IT, Omit the hard
word: avoid anything TO excite the habit
usl fault Presently the child fcrgets ths
faulA II may be said that intudicious p
rruts often create their childreu's faultA
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-31

when BABY was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was a Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she h.,cams Miss, she chung 10 Castoris-
When she had Children, she gave them Castoris
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-31

Visitor Ito proprietor of menagerie)-
Good gracious, What excruciating cry
WAS that Has anybody been attacked
by the wild beastsG
Proprietor-Oh, no. II was only Frau
lein Ohnefurcht, the lion tanner, fright
ened by mouse that ran across the floor
of her dressing rcom.-Sphttes.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-31
Not Afraid Of Her stock

New YORK, July 3O-kiernan's
news agency says today: Nobody here
knows anything definite about the
"Reminiscences stock. Huntington,
who knows as much rs anybody, AS
serts that Mrs. SearleS death will
cause no change in the management
or the policy OF the Southern Pacific.
Much Of the talk by the papers in the
financial article is only stuff, and has
no substantial basis.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-31

The Epworth League will give lawn
fete az Mr.. HoskinS' lawn, corner Twenty
fourth and Larrabee, Friday evening
July 81. tn which all are most cordially
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

Mrs. STEVENSON, doctress and nurse
wi with good experience. Apply AT the
Veterinary office near Ross grocery store In
Happy Valley. Fairhaven. III"
NIESDAMES BROWN & KELLER Elk,
Nl dressmaking and ladies tailor; rooms u.
q aud y Blondin block. Harris street.
~ IL. KELLER, dealer in boots and shoes,
-, Postoffice Block. l44l
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-31

Unity LODGE No. 119 |. o. q I. meets
| every Monday evening at 1880 D. IN. In
D.Fries hall Larrabee street. Visiting mem
hers are cordially invited to meet With US;
NJ. G BANKS, q. Il.
A. r. DORR Secretary,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-31

II YOU want 20 have good time az
enjoy something good 20 eat, come 10 u
lawn iete Friday evening.