Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-24
ABOUT TWO CITIES

There were only lSO immigrants oi
all nationalities hopassed through Su.
mas in May, and those figures will not
be increased much this month";" said
Inspector Warner, of Sumas, yesterday.
"And if so many japanese women are
being brought into the United States
Tor immoral purposes, ! am sure it is
not via Sumas. Only one Japanese
woman has been passed, and that was
a few days ago when the wife of the
japanese Worlds fair commissioner
came through with her husband"
The Great Northern has announced
a passenger rate Of $500, first class. to
Chicago and return, and SO to st.
! Paul and return, good for nine months,
Three thousand mile tickets, good for
one year, will also be issued at the rate
Of two and half cents mile.
!
Deputy Collector Of Customs Reilly
yesterday afternoon received tele-
gram from Collector Saunders, asking
| hin to put his office in ordcr-that is.
have his accounts made up to last
| night, inventories of government prom
erly ready, etc. Mr.. Saunders assumed
the duties of collector yesterday, and it
goes without saying that Deputy Col
lectOr Reilly's Office will be found i'm
apple pie order when his successor ar
rives to take charge.
Who will be his successor? That is
the question that is presumably troub-
ling Staight Butler, Smith, ,Likins, Hug.
Hannegan, and possibly other stall
warts. 1t is stated that NJ. J. Maloney
the tall willow of the Whatcom tide
fats, as been groomingJerry Neterer for
the position, while Jerry has been do.
ing a like kindly office for Martin.
Martin and Jerry are old tillicums, and
scratch me and I'll scratch YOU Is as
old as SOlomon's proverbs. Maloney
was in Port Townsend the other daV.
in fact he and Jerry have been over to
the Key city several times lately. The
last time Maloney went over Staipht
went on the same steamer mere CO.
incidence perhaps. The Tall Willow !
etc. Is reported as saying that if "his !
friend was not appointed to the What. |
com cOllectorship great harm would |
be done the democracy" etc. And |
now few of the "boysu know they are |
not the "frlend," and the rest are indi. |
vidually saying "where am ] at?u
"What seems to lend color to the he. |
liefthatJerry isa candidate" /" said till. |
cum yesterday, who is not on the i'm. |
side, ''is the fact that his law-partner is |
reported to have been making enouiries
as TO whether the cOllectors office |
could not he removed to the Light. |
house block. Nice combination. See?D
Phil Isensee. too, has entered Coun. |
Gilman Likins for the collectorship race
Phil doesn't like Maloney, not little
bit, since the memorable Democratic
state convention last summer. when
Little Phil, during pate de fol pras
period of the convention, attempted Ia |
strike Maloney with his cane, and he |
would have been successful If the /
friends of both hadn't interviewed.
There is going to be monkey and |
parrot time among the brethren If the
machine man is appointed. "Behold
how pleasant a thing it is for brethren
to dwell together in unity" is not cur
rent in Democratic scriptures Just now.
1t has been eliminated. In the lam
guage Of the "brave Mattawammat,u
many of the tillicums are saying: "I
have knife at home;
by and by it shall eat, il shall drink,
but shall speak not" Verify these
be parlous times for both big and little
Democrats.
81 don't have much use for these
political leaders," remarked a
warhorse yesterday. NOW there's -
wants TO be leader, doesn't he? Well.
saw bim poke his head through a
post office box, one day, and look all
round the inside office.r IL was
,ase Of small head vs.. big head, maybe,
Dut shortly there will be still further /
Increase In the number Of sore heads.
The Boyd murder trial now going on
n Seattle is like Don Sancho Panza's