The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-11-24

"a ,OOJ to 1900. I.illy's record Is not
entirely above suspicion and It is the pre-.
vailing opinion that the reduction was
made In hopes that he would resign.
Regent Lesh returned home from the
meeting on Saturday Of last week but de-
clined to talk about the charges Of fraud
and collision in the purchase Of supplies,
which have been made against Lilly and
members Of the board, or other matters
which might be detrimental 10 the inter
ests Of the college. The Spokane papers
have been stirring the matter up, how
ever, by Publishing everything they can
hear which includes the claims Of the
citizens Of Pullman that the agitation ia
the result Of m effort to separate the
srhOOl Of srience from the college proper
and locate It at Yakima. In this conner
ton the Spokane SpOkeSmdn has the fol-
lowing: There should be no jealousy
Of other towns against the college because
Of its location. II there Is another insti-
tuition to be located later, and North Yak
lima is the host location, place It there.
There is not a more entcrprising town in
the state than North Yakima. It has a
bright, intelligent, progressive people and
Spokane is its Warmest friend, and hopes
some day to be able to aid it in getting
some institution or other enterprise that
will greatly increase its importance and
population"
Tonight "a TrSmp's Daughter" will
be presented at MasOn's opera house for
the frat time, by local talent assisted by
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly. The proceeds OF the
entertainment are to go towards deiray-
ing tho expenses of looking after the
pleasure Of the l 500 members Of the
Grand Lodge Of Knights Of Pythias who
will convene here in May next. Those
who attend the performance tonight will
have the satisfaction Of witnessing q
splendid drama CT, ditably produced, and
at the same time contributing the sinews
to be used in again displaying the hospi-
tality for which Yakima is noted.
special police were employed last week
10 Keep stragglers from Tie city VINO mad
come from the vicinity Of the camp in
kittitas county where smallpox had
broken ont. Monday, the mayor eOnclud-
ing that the regular force was sufficient
Tor TINS purpose and the specials were re-
tired. Although there have been rumoFs Of
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Mrs w. A. ormiston' oil Blckleton'
was brought to the CITY, on saturday
last to undergo examination Tor INSANITY
She suffers from the halluclnatlon that
her husband is the one afflicted, and that
no is trying To XII her' Whlle under
guarh al the hOteI bar'hoiet' sunday she
% ho oo,Iod In % or;a, Lo- Sho vos a..
omined on Monday bv Court Commis.
s;onor n st,o,ton Ohio i.srod a cow
ni,m.nt n, her confinement at The Med.
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tho folrovin, doy bv shoriF gjmmoD.
and AIba,, ssvIor Ms O,,niston ia M.
wo,bo, Of ,h,oo cI,;,d,on
At meeting OF members Of the YAK
ina Club on Saturday last re"rganiEa-
ton was determined upon. Dues are to
be collected and an assessment levied to
who fail 10 resDopd to the call ara IN he
depriyed of the club privileyps. The Climb
rooms are tn he tborouubIv renovated
supplied with the hest periodicals. and a
competent iani,or enploved II was the
sense Of the meeting that the club be mn,
upon its former basis and maintained In
sn;tabIe stvle. II ia nrobable Tint tho re.
openinu will he heraIded bv nm enter,a;n-
ment of some cbaracter
49,
iouls MIX was arreS'en an" Drought
ont nv the marshal "Wednesday on the
chs,re Of o,sopltin, EdworJ Wbitbv
with a deadly weapon kirk was ,ntoxi.