The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-10-19

The wife OF a well-known business man
of this city departed suddenly ON Tues
day morning for Port Townsend, Portland
or some other seaport, declaring with
unprintable emphasis that she had gone
forever. alleging that her legal spouse had
so f1agrantly offended the laws OF the
state and of society that she could no
longer remain in the same municipality
with him. Serious counter-charges are
said to be possible. The HERALD is in
vestigating the matt n, and il it be fonnd
that the charges be true on either or both
sides the public shall know the names of
these unhappy people. The social life of
husband and wife is never private when
the relations between them are so strained
as to invite public interest and criticism.
and it is beyond question the duty of the
press to protect society against conditions
produced by the commission of grave
ofenses that tend to subvert good order
and outrage decency.
Fred Miller returned on Sunday last,
having turned his back upon congress in
disgust. He saw no hope for the United
States senate. He is quite sure it is ire
trievably past redemption. His visit at
the Worlds fair, however, was one I'M
broken series of grand ovations. The
atmosphere OF Chicago, he insists, was
filled to overlooking with merry music,
while the streets were in similar condi.
ton from the wild rush OF the madding
throng. There were so many people
there that he couldn't count them and
attend to his business at the same time.
so he guessed their number at somewhere
between seven and forty millions. "But,
seriously" said Mr.. Miller, "the people
of Washington may safely look for the
greatest immigration to this state this
winter We have ever enjoyed. People are
coming to the northwest by the thousands
and there'll be no rest for real estate men
when the rush starts"
Flossie, the little daughter OF B. B..
White, the furniture man, jumped out Of
a buggy on Wednesday evening and was
seriously hurt, the most painful injury
being the dislocation Of the hip. DR..
Gum relieved the little sufferer, but it
will be many days before she may leave
her bed. Mr.. White was taking his chill
dren home in the buggy when his horse
took fright at the rattle Of a can in the
vehicle and started to run. The little
girl became alarmed and jumped opt.
Z. W. Price, Of Seattle, has accepted
the remaining unsold portion of the &c..
600 county warrant issue for the State
fair grounds. SURVEYS and estimates have
already been completed and work will
commence straightway on the construc
ton OF the track. The buildings will moi
be erected till next year. The entire sun
of SIC, 900 has now been paid to President
Parker and he now awaits the attorney
generals decision as to the title.
Sheriff A. G. Matthews, OF Pierce coun'
ty, with his deputies J. NJ. Hicks and G
NJ. Want, accompanied by DR.. F. G.
Miller, OF Tacoma, were regi stored at the
Hotel Yakima this evening. They will
leave in the morning for Tacoma. Sheriff
Matthews has just taken detachment OIL
offenders to the penitentiary.
Walter j. McCallum. advance repre-
sentative OF Fairchild & Woodruff, is il
the city. These noted humorists anc
wits will appear at Mason's opera HOUSE
on Monday night. Wit, humor and pa
thos will be the features of theirenter
tainment. They should have full house
f. NJ. Reed has returned from a six
weeks visit in the east, looking hale
hearty and happy. He will tell us abou
what he saw, heard and imagined whsr
be shall have enjoyed a few days of res
from the fatigue Of travel.
Premature badness may be prevented
and the hair made 10 grow on head
already bald, by the use Of Halls Vege
table Sicilian Hair Remover.
Miss S. L. Hood and L. Il. McCracken
both of this city, were married at Walk
Walla on the 18th inst.
0o.00 buys 80 All Wool Pants at the Stai
% Furnishing house.
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