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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-09
HAS SNAKES IN STOCK.
Selling Serpents /. IA PhiiaLeiphiu Mans
HuSlness.

~,
I,'.."''Sh iiehF! iiaGetcfh OF thl!a-
".'pnI" Is goo" !ocksNii'h ana WORKS
Il. us .laue curing me winter. his
chosen INDUSTRY is catching aud sell
inS SNAKES: ana inr the last i've years
ne mas Nia,'e" i iofida every summer
a''a o'"ugh' back rs many as eighty
s 1,:'. a. 1liee' reporter Tor tue
1'W'@ 81 %, mat c'tI he said:
,,,, , iea n mos OF mem TO showmen
n ,hl ' n,, ~. a '"'hoef OF people mere
!" ~ o"s '"p'l1es 20 experiment WITH
".'' io'I'e mas l'eas9i mem: a niack'
VI VI III :. Sn''k"' can be easily tanned
a s II ~ WASH lor soaring your neigh
, nors they would be the best ra,ters in
~ lnI w w. ~. n"t 'nrN stray OH ana get
So, So o'o.Sh' nome III August SIXTY
".J s ,:' WE'VE OF teem fa't'ers'
90 80 'i - VI '!.t'', SOM 10 one MAJ !of
r w., In ,,,o WIN ':,e an" WIZ sho"
VI NY eo!'eet'oh' ;.
an . souS room IN alsmanticu mo-
to.,D '1veo's' lhs SIDES l!t'ea up with
noata boxes ana wire fronts, whir
IN, ~ ''ial u d sewing machine satuted
W.. ..r ~ 49, eoo'i Is .iie aoor oleheo.
.'e 'a'1icrs: nave three
Gu" ~ u Sii are sou. ne south
~ ,!,' INN Is peiteF ior sho"
. .",'' '"",. We ea.Vn mere. ihey are
, - Oh, ,a 49, ao.sNe ana VICIOUS ana
, ,,,r,. po,sui' = more ialai' les IL Is
,; u' ~ ~. nus heep up ho'
"' .rt ns ."hes are sensitive 10
he ;,psiness - no. M" iAones ~, ~
wv r ~. 9 - ), - wv many Oh en- oAe
"a o. ~ 49,. -
~ ~ u QUO % lte cages III up oy
III - 49,, ,as ~ ss"nn;!lsnnlay wt'ae ,ooNea
aan,,, ne"p ~ uit'y loves >Ha,
at,a. , niGN e.,' 'nu wen Saeellru sosu
10. go 49, S"l s''Ne' over 70 'ile s"s-
'Ici cage.
,om 80 Inv I'M. - a Georgia Slng snake
rho ,s,,i L. - ~ .ons anu whenever
IL 's,'I's ihahr morse ne "a.ss up.
cas;ns am na,,,, hilts an moe
., ~ CIV ~, haAes nc can get III.
:, ,ha 49, aa p.aeh Pine PINE ana "nipshaNes
~. .'' ,, 'a' heE are aii harmless,
ra,,,a 49, , ~" uteau more 'hah
nod ''' - F" genuine copper
III, a,,;,,
49,, n;a 'ept'at was ABOUT Two ieel long,
49," $50 % iila .i wflsS ana req
:b,na ~ /. oI,n, -, 49,, 80
". ..f's y. It'll an" ioohea VICIOUS.
:" 'a..nins 'l's ra,'isrs ana Dan
$3.50 d,es "se 'i'c s.aiA tIhe lhls' a
~ ~, ~ -. '.e. iohS'l"''n strap mahs
.oop ~ 'le emo
sins M hr, 1 1iI , ol.'eh swlce ny mocea1
go Wv VI" not sulief much' bit l
ani very careful. | mad man work
lnS .oI me IN floFioa. lie was all
-. Mneh soper' out very reckless
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-09
We'll, old fellow how do you feel
"Eh?1 said strelton, laneui,lIy.

We'll, old fellow how 10 you feel
noce'
"l:h'" said stretton, lanaudly.
How do You fecla Never mind:
you needn't speak. old hoy. Who do
yot think has been here? Miss Gier-
son. c. You know. old fellow.
aud she has brought you these graves
aren't they jolly. old ftllowo-and
she's comnin@ Tomorrow. Don't you
think you'll be able to see her, old
bov?"
81 know shall. said stretton, slow
~.
The rest of my story is soon told.
Edith and her mother came the next
day. and the next, in fact every day;
and though his friends fuckea TO the
s!cii-hed, as is the wont OF English
men, only too anxious to do anything
and everything. they constituted
themselves the chief ones.
And after awhile people began 20
understands; and hy and bv, When
quiet little wedding took place in the
old church at Noting Hill, don't
thinH that any one was very much
surprised.
strctton and his pretty wife-for.
indeed, Edith was pretty, though
have never mentioned it bcfore-llave
never had disagreement but once.
ans that was when lie wanted the
Scene from Macbeth hung in the
drawing-room and she would no; have
ii because it was too "abomuabiy bad
Commercial -4icer..scr.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-09
WIT AND IIUNoR.
A woMAy's WAY.

And stepnt upa @iil petitan that the danger
If anyt!..r, hart.,ed 'G w H. o sonhea
g.. would certai.y III heT, too.
INK , sn lie re,aEea at evening OF biz mar
with from op he, her tsce shs met MN. si-d
@ ''''@'' ~ ''S''- 'e''' = p,...
A f;tt;,,, trib,.o ,,.o o,..a,-
tailor t5ash.v.,,,,, ct,. ny = ~ ''''
at w,s ,.rri,,,a .r,;, re. ,.a,.,
killed. .Tnot,,ali or i,.,i,ar.., 49, .an ~
-D.trott Yg,55,lsr - I '''''Y''
Kiss after ,a[,iun . drink If NJ. .
Btnq4Qutou E,0,Jllegp
.n;d .,.o TX, 49,, =.
asl. ~" - ne r., fGls ~ ief sFs "hen yot,
up her nose u y fys, ''' 81 ''e4
....,
- sstf' SlYes heF rover a mit'en' sc
o 5,'.l',; 'er ,3t par is GU; OF Tue
.r;,,.,,;..,,s-.,':.,
,oaa ,'1. ~. M nea' ~ d, s"Fn@o Ds ms
smaiIa5 y 0o s ,;, INNS NO. oAly
'".'''o' ,''u'"'.'i''''S ''''f'iaS'
If he hadn't enemies. a man would
new, H., IN ms lie nave any one TO tell
nm me 'Fu'h'- -alch!S9! GEo5e.
Mrs. Bilkins-- VIVA, a commanding
presence that lady has. Mr.. Bitkin,
Yes, guess she's marriec..--.T. y.
"'e"'y'
Edith--Beautv is hereditary in nv
family, you know. Celeste-Ilanded
dowd from father 20 sen, eh?-. SsAitA.
cray d Co. : -HcHM}y.
Yisi,or-WEat is ALI .ho. roiso .ra
racket IN the :rivatn nt;i..o on; H..
BOO. thar the silent partner 60
ing over the 0ooks'--Ags.
There are some people who sheer at
doesn't furnish them With i brsaJ ~, ~
spread the honey PurE
~. IT,. *.., :. -
Wbsr i ,i'o i in,. W. eptiu ,
nitied man and stupid one b.
Blunt-None All all.-E. y. H.,
,;r., Clrh,or 1.oa,,..a,.,.
;,., ,n,rr;oJ fa,.t,,5. 800 }:. to' t mas
nn.sessinao sarand rlni us m.'e Z. :
s,", o"'i N'op'ila'i No'
NJ y ' g,t,Js,'s i"s' possessing
~Scritt,esby * co, oh...
MINDED > .IIow do -, ~" a. "o ~
borrowed my lead nan,ii n,,S ha,,a ~
!, tact - NY. 49, - Ia ,'ii t'a1Ge"
Ilashf',,io,, a. Sta,. ''' 'no"a"l'
~. 0
GU appear TO DE honest" said the
Judge 10 the prisoner. u guess ap-
peaFa.'ces afe against me. yanr Honor >
nnl;tini.n - l,.srl, - -. IN. N "''u
~ " 90
our 90; mas !. femarka5le muScu-
lar "eNeEopment' >md The neighbor
Aren YOU atEAii he'll become 4
p"slii>t No- !" ny nett He 5
'on='e-tiea. r y 42ttjf3toH Sssp.
II ticks I see by the napers that tho
nlonarchs are all DESTROYS OF preser,i na
The peace OF Enroue.o Mrs. IIcgs.
Yes, hut think some wantto preserve
iarger pieces than others. -ftptc5.
Father, said the bankers daughtc,.
~ want You to brinr me larga
bunch OF vio.ets from thu dorisf,,
Cant afford ii. my dear How would
a nic.. diamond ,i,,.,,l,, i,..oaio ~
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-09
A Qua!n, Old Watch.

What sort Of watch is thisoe ask
ed Duzcnbury. picking up curious
old ,imepicce from Harlem watch
makers showcase.
That, replied the matchmaker. lis
a real curiosity. i: is watch that
belonged TO Alexander the Great when
he died on the barren island of ST.
Helena"
The mischief you say. Wiz. man
alive in the days OF AleNan,ln' the
Great they didn't have any watches"
That's just what makes it sach
rarity"
And Alexander the Great did not
die al ST. Helena
HE didn't, el.9 Well. that makes it
a still greater curiosity and. taking
the relic from the hands of DuZen.
bury, he locked it up in his burglar.
proof sa!e.-1ercs Sittinqs.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-09

A chute. measuring ,hree-qnarters
OF mile in length. in the logging
camp at Clifton. Ore, is described as
one Of the longest in the world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-02
In the Senate.

WAsHIyaroN, Nov. l.-When the sem
ate met, Mr.. Berry. OF the committee
on public lands, reported with an
amendment in the nature OF substi-
tute, the senate bill granting the right
of way for the construction OF railroad
and other improvements through the
Hot Springs reservation in the state OF
Arkansas. Placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Hoar sent up to the clerks desk
n bill and memorial which he asked
to have read.
Mr.. Turpie objected, retaliatinG upon
Mr. Hoar for a similar objection yes
terday.
Mr.. Hoar appealed to him to with
draw his objection, but Mr.. Turpie in
sisted upon preserving "the parity OF
courtesy"
Mr.. Hoar said the bill provides Tor
an appropriation OF $4,000 for the relief
OF the sufferers from the recent storm
in the sea islands on the coast OF the
Caroliuas, and the memorial had been
prepared by Miss Clara Barton, OF the
Red Cross Society.
AZ tHe TeQueaL OA hiI' DA0'V'j 4hi'
Turpie Withdrew his objection and the
memorial was read.
Mr.. Gray asked that the bill amend
ing thy act for the exclusion of Chinese
from this country be taken up which
was done.
Mr., Gray explained the provisions of
the bill.
Mr.. Hoar offered an amendment to
the bill in the nature OF q substitute
striking out all but the enacting clause.
Mr.. Davis also offered substitute
providing for the repeal OF all existing
laws excluding Chinese immigration.
Mr. Dolph then addressed tho senate
in defense ot the Geary law.
At S:55 p. M, the clerk OF the house
OF representatives appeared at the bar
OF the senate and presented the bill for
the repea OF the purchasing clause OF
the Sherman act, and announced the
concurrence OF the house IN the senate
amendment to the same. Soon after
the senate adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-02
Tho Russians Mt AjaccIo.

ROME, Nov. 1.-The Russian squadron
has arrived at AjacciO, capital OF Cor
sica.
AS the squadron entered the harbor
an explosion occurred in the engine
room OF Admiral Avellan's flagship,
Emperor Nicholas, seriously injuring
elk fremen and engineers.
The accident following closely upon
the collision which occurred between
the Russian warships, Pamiat Azoya
and Admiral Nachimof, shortly after
they left Foulon, has cast a gloom over
the Russian squadron.
Salutes were exchanged between the
batteries ashore and the visiting war
vessels. The latter being welcomed by
large crowds Of people gathered the
mort
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-02
TIE MoRLD,s FAIR.
Tho Admissions Beat All ProcGdOnts-Tho
Receipts over S3I, 100000.

I
Receipts Over S34 ,OOO,O 900.
WoRLD's FAIR GROUNDS, Nov 1.-The
official figures of paid admissions to the
fair up to Monday, the closing day, are
q, ,460, 46l. Adding the number admit
ted on passes, the total is swelled to 81
53S,04l. 1t is considered by exposition
statistics that these figures beat the re-
cord made at Paris, all things consld-
cred. ..-.-,
Paris showed total OF SO, l49,353, but
they had practically no free admissions,
while here over 6,0O0,OOO were issued.
The total receipts oil the Paris exposi-
tion were SS,SO0,O00 The returns are
not all in vet ior the Worlds Columbian
exposition, as the amount OF salvage,
etc, is to be added. but the receipts will
not fall short OF 34,0)0,000. Paris sold
space TO her exhibitors. Chicago gave
them room free.
Chairman OF the finance commit
Peck reports that the treasury IS In Il
healthy condition. All Obligations have
been met and there is cash balance on
hand OF $2,500,OO0. The gate receipts
from now on, and the salvage from now
on, it is figured, will pay the current
expenses until the end, so that the
stock holders who have holdings repre-
senting SS00O,00O, upon which they
scarcely expected to realize anything,
will be paid fifty cents on the dollar.
The exhibits are being carried out
fast to-day. The Midway is closed and
the concessionaires arc getting out in Il
hurry. Not many visitors are on the
grounds. The work OF destroying the
buildings will not be commenced for
some time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-02
THE DEBT STATEMENT.
The Nations Financial Condition ut the
Close of Last Month.


Close of Last Month.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. Tho
public debt statement issued to-day
shows that the net increase of the debt
less cash in the treasury during the
month Of October was S5,l4l,o5S. The
interest bearing debt increased 81, 300
the debt on which interest has ceased
since maturity decreased $4,000, and
the debt bearing no interest increased
$566,6l7.
There was a reduction Of 81, 581, ,941 in
tho cash balance during the month.
The in terest bearing debt is $5s5, ,039, ,040,
the debt on which interest has ceased
since maturity, $1,974.570, and the debt
bearing no interest 1914, 932, 1882; total
debt OF $961, ,946, ,492. The certificates
and treasury notes Offset by annual
amount OF cash in the treasury aggre-
gates S5S7, ,609,861, an increase OF $l7,-
1884, ,49S for the month.
The gold reserve to-day is SS4, 1884, 1862,
and the net cash balance in Sl7,909. .429,
a total balance of Sl02. .294, ,29l, de-
crease during the month Of $4,5sl, ,S4l.
The total cash in the treasury is
S729,447, Ola.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-02

CApErowN, Nov. la severe engage
ment between the British Company's
forces ard the Matabeles has been
fought, and the natives have been COM
plotely routed. BuIuwayo, the capital,
has been occupied by the British
forces, and King Lobengula has fed.
A later dispatch IRON Fort Victoria
saws that the Matabees have been
routed, and that the intense anxiety
which has SO long existed is now re:
lieved. All the advancing columns had
share in the skirmishinG on the
march, which was necessarily slow.
On Friday the MataDele lmpis opened
an attack upon the IN iorirv OF MaioE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-02
wEArnEn oHoe Bu1LErIN.
Cooler Than Usual in tho Ohio Valley.
Tho Crops Prospects.

Cooler Than Usual in tho Ohio NaiIey'
Tho Crops Prospects.
WAsHIYGroX, Nov lit was cooler
than usual in the lower Ohio valley, the
central gulf states, the upper Missouri
valley and all the Pacific coast states.
Over Western tennessee. Alabama,
Mississippi, Arkansas and from the
upper Missouri valley to the North
Pacific coast the average daily tempera-
ture for the month was generally from
three to four degrees below the normal.
The rainfall during October was large,
lv deficient in the upper Mississippi aud
lower Missouri valleys and IN the gull
states. In Eastern Michigan, generally
throughout the Ohio valley and the
middle and south Atlantic states, the
rainfall was greater than usual. Upon
the whole the month has been favor
able for such farm work as is usually
done at this season.
Winter wheat is up ana ls reported
as looking well in the states to the east
OF the Mississippi, and while tho crop
is in fair to good condition in Kansas
and Missouri, rains would prove bene'
fetal to those states.
In Texas the general absence OF rain
was very favorable for cotton picking,
which was nearing completion in some
sections as early as October 20. In
Arkansas, however, the cotton crop
will not be completely secured before
November 10, and possibly not before
December l. .,
The frosts during the middle Of the
month caused some damage to cotton
in Arkansas, Texas, Mississippi and
western Tennessee, but the reports in
dicate that the injury was slight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-02
1nrnlln ON tI,o sItnntIon.

WnEEsBARRE, Pa, Nov. 1.-Ex.sena-
tor Ingalls, lestured tonight before q
900 people. In an interview he SAID
"Hard times are not the outcome OF the
silver discussion. Lack Of money is the
cause. The people need both gold and
silver and plenty Off / am an out and
out bi-mettalist. In my opinion the
fight on the monetary question in this
country has Just begun. ! do not think
Cleveland will allow any radical changes
in tho tnrif.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-02
With SOLEMN PONP
And Imposing Ceremony Chicago's
Mayor is Laid to Rest.
THOUSANDS OF UNCOVERED HEADS
Bowed in Grief as the Great Pro-
cession Passes Them.
PECULIARLY PATHETIC REMINDER

OF the Murdered Man Moves Many
Thousands to Tears - Impressive
Music, u Great City DrNped in
Mourning, ThronGs OF sorrowinS
People, the Features of the Day on
Which the Splendid Western Me-
tropoIis Takes It's Farewell of all
That is Mortal of Carter Harrison
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-02
FALL OF LOBENGULA.
TheK King of Metabelelaud Defeated
by the British.
IMPORTANT INTERESTS INYOL YED

In the Issue Of the War in South
Africa With tho White Settlers.
History of the Trouble-Mcthods Of
Warfare of the Powerful South
African Kipg-Brutai Treatment OF
tho Prisoners-Lobenguia's Eighty
Three Wives and as Many Mothers.
in.Law.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-02

was overcome during the services and
tainted, but was soon revived with
stimuants.
Darkness was fast gathering when
the head OF the funeral cortege reached
Graceiand cemetery. The cortege
moved directly to the Graceland chapel,
where the casket will remain until it is
finally inferred,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-02

CHICAGO, Nov With the solemn
pomp and imposing ceremonies bedt.
ting the interment OF the former chief
magistrate of the Worlds Fair city and
his pitifully dramatic fate, Carter H..
Harrison's body was escorted to Grace
land cemetery to-day by an immense
throng oil sorrowing citizens. Tender
" the remains were borne from the
black draped and flower scented corri-
dor of the city hall, where they had
rested in state, and placed in the funer-
al car. Through the great crowd that
had gathered to see the murdered
mayors last leave taking OF the scene
OF his ardent Iabors in behalf ofthe city
he loved, the black car slowly passed
and took its place in the waiting pro-
cession. As it drew into the line the
march was taken up, and the thousands
who had gathered to do honor to the
dead moved slowly through the crowd.
ed streets, with banners draped, and to
the sad music OF the funeral march.
Out from tho centre OF the city the
great crowd marched across the river
and to the beautiful church OF the
Epiphany, near tho late executives
hnmn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-02
PASSED and SIGNED
The BYl Repeating the Silver Pur-
chase Clause Now Law.
79E PURCHASE OF SILVER STOPS
and the Great Fight in Congress
For Honest Money Ends.
SrLYERiTES TRY FILIBUSTERING

But MiserabIy Fail in the Attempt.
The Repeal Forces Triumph at
Every Step and Finally Score n
victory-The Bill is Hurried to tho
White House and the President
Signs 1t Within Five Minutes After
Its Rcceipt-A Lively Day in tho
House Before tho Memorable Con-
test Closes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-02
LoDENGuI,A.

Forbes column. The fight was vigor-
ously sustained, but the Matabeles
could make no impression on the white
forces, who held a position in the
Ieager. The MatabeIes were moved
down on all sides and finally
we're compelled to retire with heavy
loss. Fresh impis resumed the attack
the next day, Major Forbes and the
combined columns being then within a
few miles of Buluwayo. The blacks
fought with bravery, but in the face of
the machine guns and unerring rifles Of
the whites they could never get within
striking distance.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-03

The following new actions were filed
with the county clerk yesterday:
transcripts from Justice Gallaher's
court In the cases Of the state of Wash
ingtOp vs. Charles G.. ReqHa, for as
sault, and state Of Washington vs. Matt
Johnson.
r. g. Burnett filed suit against
Charles g. Requa, sheriff Of Whatcom
county, for two years salary as deputy
on violation of contract made before
election, in which 1t Is alleged that In
consideration Of Burnett's assistance
in securing the election Of Reqna, the
former was to be appointed private sec
retary, or deputy, for the term Of two
years. It Is alleged that In expectation
Of such an appointment Burnett leased
his farm and made preparations to re-
move his family TO this city and refused
an offer Of Il position worth 500 per
month.
g. II. Singleton ct al filed an appeal
from the decision of the state board of
equalization and appeal in favor Of d.
II. DE Cam.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-03
WATER FRONT NOTES

The City Of Seattle had fifteen tons Of
freight yesterday morning.
One car OF assorted lumber for Clear
brook was loaded at the Cornwall mill
yesterday.
The Wildwood Is now making the is
land mail trips In place Of the Evangel,
which Is laid uD for repairs.
Two carloads Of lumber for the 500
line were sent out yesterday aud two more
are being loaded at the mill.
The Bellingham Bay a. Eastern brought
In large quantity OF cedar logs yester-
day to Ue stored In their boom.
Captain Ehrlof, of the ship Formosa,
returned on the City Of Seattle from Port
Townsend yesterday morning.
The Dispatch loaded cargo Of rough
lumber at the Cornwall mill yesterday
for James Sweeney, Of Friday Harbor.
One carload OF shingles for Circleyille
and one for New Vienna, Ohio. were
shipped by the Washington Cedar shingle
Company yesterday.
The time OF the steamer Idaho has been
changed. She now leaves at Z o'clock
on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 20
Ing 10 Seattle via inside route.
The Minnie NJ. and May Queen each
towed boom Of logs from the Nooksack
yesterday, The Minnie NJ. afterWard
went 70 Lynden for load Of nerchaH-
disc
The Island Belle came In on time yes
terday frem the Islands and on Saturday
IL 70 leave for Tacoma with carload oi
tin. On her return she will bring a cargo
OF freight for this port.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-03
Before the Supreme Court

1t Is fact worthy of mention that
there are now three cases from What
com county Ia the supreme court OF the
United States. These cases are the suit
Of the Bellngham Bay Land Com
pany Va. Carmi Dibble, in which notice
Of a writ Of error has been received by
the attorneys for the defendant; the
suit Of Henrietta G.. Richards vs.. the
BelliDgham Bay Land Company. In
which writ Of error has been applied
for in the appeal from the United
States circuit court Of appeals, and the
suit Ex Rel p. s. Battersby W.. the
Board Of Tide Land Appraisers, APP
pealed from the state supreme court to
the supreme court Of the United
States. 1t Is safe to say that no other
county In the state ever before had at
one time three cases awaiting the de-
cision Of the supreme court Of the
United States.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-03

A. &. CRUDE returned yesterday from
Seattle.
w. II. Sullivan, of Olga, came over
on the Dispatch yesterday.
III. l.. Dickinson departed yesterday
for Seattle, Tacoma and Olympia.
Mrs. o. T.. Garland goes TO Vancou-
yer to-day for "A visit with friends.
Andrew Newhall, of Cascade Bay, ar
rived in town yesterday afternoon and
will go TO Seattle today.
An ink squid was captured by
fisherman at Ocean dock yesterday
morning and put on exhibition at Gif-
ford's store.
Peter Larson, Peter Olson, J. w.
Stewart aud J. II. Fairfield, four Great
Northern contractors, are now in the
city. What does it mean?
Mrs. J. NJ. Darling il on her way
home. She will stop at several points
on her h0meward Journey, expecting
le arrive here in about three weeks.
Just received, "A carload of Newcastle
coal. If you have not burned u, try II.
All lump, 80 per ton, delivered Fair
haven Truck and Transfer Company.
All motions and demurrers which
should be heard tomorrow, are post
poned until Monday which will be the
regular assessment day. Attorneys are
requested 10 bear this in mind
a pile Of school books was found on
the sidewalk near the gas works yes
terday morning by Al Marshal. IT has
not yet transpired whether they were
left there by boys playing hockey or
had been stolen from the school room
and discarded by the burglar.
The w. II. G. ball aud social will
occur at Waldr0n's hall Friday even
ing. Cards and other diversions will
be provided for those who do not dance.
The ladies know how TO entertain, and
those who attend may feel assured of a
delightful evening.
Bill Nye and A. +. Burbank will an
pear at Lighthouse theatre April {, un-
der the auspices Of Fairhaven Lodge
X. Of Z. Bill Nye needs no introduce
ton, being the most popular of Ameri-
can humOrists. Burbank Is the paten-
tee Of the well-known Burbank palate.
Considerable complaint il being made
by residents in the vicinity Of the
pound regarding the disposition that
has been made Of the carcasses of dogs
killed by the dog catcher. They are
thrown out and left unburied In too
close proximity TO dwellings, and an
intOierabie nuisance will be the result
when warm weather comes.