The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-05-19
HERALDINGs.
Born, at North Yakima, May 10th, to
the wife Of John Crawford, . son.

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constable for North Yakima by the
county commissioners.
Democrats should not fail 20 attend the
club meeting Saturday at the courthouse,
Immediately after the convention.
DR.. W. 9. Coe left Wednesday for Old
Point Comfort, Va, to attend the Ma
tiOnal Convention Of Railroad Surgeons.
Mrs. Belden, Of Puyallup, the Alliance
poetess and singer, was the guest Of Mrs.
William Lee during her stay in the city
last week.
Master Victor Hill, son Of Dr.. Il. J.
Hill, who resides with his grandmother
at Astoria, Or, Is visiting bis father and
taking in the sights Of the town.
Rev. Rufus Chase returned from trip
to the CGur d'Alenes Tuesday. He says
there were only four clear days during
his absence; the balance Of the time it
rained.
Miss Jennie Wright will leave for Seat
tie In Q few days, and when she returns
she will be accompanied by Miss Flor
ence Barker. who will spend the school
vacation at home.
E. N. Reed has gone to Walla Walla
on U. s. Jury duty. Mr.. loves health
was such that be was unable to go, and
his physician sent a certificate to the
court TO that effect.
Peter Herke anticipates the arrival Of
the 3lst Of May with q great deal Of
pleasure, for then the days Of his Celibacy
will be over. The bans will be cried in
church next Sunday.
The relief fund raised In this city for
the families Of the unfortunate Roslyn
miners amounted to 1921, besides so or
so contributed by Contractor Schmidt
and his employees engaged on the sewer
work.
A flag will be raised over the public
school building at Yakima City on Sat
urday, May %. The flag has been pre-
sented to the district by the school. The
exercises will commence at 10 a. m after
which all are invited to join in a basket
picnic and dinner at the grove.
Frank H. Hiscock, whose extended
stay in Yakima resulted in the recovery
Of his health, left for bis home in SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, on Sunday last via the Can
adian Pacific. We will probably have
Mr.. Hiscock with Us again, as he made
u number Of realty investments while
here.
Safe crackers blowed open the safe Of
@. E. McEwen on Monday evening, but
did not secure much booty. A hole was
drilled in the safe door and filed It with
powder. bottle Of which was left by the
burglars in the building. The safe was q
complete wreck. The safe was a complete
wreck. -Four arrests were made, but no
evidence could be obtained against them
and they were discharged.
The citizens committee having in hand
the subscription to the Yakima, NatcheE
& Eastern Railway are at work. The
peoble Of North Yakima should subscribe
literally to this home enterprise. The
benefit will be direct. North Yakima
should be q railroad center; all central
Washington is tributary ts this point,
and the opportunity is now offered to
take firm step onward and upward in
the rank Of prosperous cities,
Mr.. A. c. White and nephew Master
Elbra White, Of Spokane, were the
guests Of Mrs. U. F. Diteman and Mrs.
J. 7. Drake, near this city for several days
recently. The little nephew will re-
main a few weeks visiting his cousins
Miss Gladys and Maria Diteman. Mr..
White left Monday for Tacoma to attend
the grand lodge, X Of P. Before leaving
home Mr.. White was the recipient Of .
handsome diamond watch charm Of
which he is very proud, 4 gift from the
lodge Of which he is chancellor COM
mander. Saturday evening few friends
were invited In to meet Mr.. White and a
pleasant evening was spent at whist and
crokinole. Among those present were
Misses Baxter Morrison, Cary and Feam-
ster and MessrS. Dills, Worries and Nor
riBon.
The Roslyn correspondent Of the Ia.
coma NsWS has caused to appear in that
paper . number Of items consuming Rev.
Charles Davis, Of this city, for language
used at the funeral Of the victims Of the
mine disaster. The ROslyn News, after
scoring the correspondent for general I'M
truthfulness, concludes: ellis heartless
criticism Of the beautiful and touching
remarks Of the Rev. Charles Davis over
the remains Of the dead has aroused the
indignation Of every citizen in our midst.
This fearless man Of God was among the
first 10 reach our side and move among
the desolate hearthstones, like an angel
Of mercy, administering 10 tie needs Of
the suffering as best be could. He, Of all
men, should have been the last to have
received the poisoned shaft Of calumny.
The board Of regents, at their present
meeting, made locations Of the two ex-
detrimental stations provided for by the
law establishing the agricultural college
and school Of sciences. The law provides
that one station shall be located ON the