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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07
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nr Susan E.ison. who was one Of Gar
seids physician-. celebrated her seveG-
seth birthday recently. She was grad
sated IN ls5s from the Cleveland Home
sysstnic Medieval college,. The colleges,
xhis-h ~oaid not sell scholarships 10
souls.n. wss owing something on the
,onstractiou a it, new building which
could not pay. and the creditor insist
VI on having = scholarship before be
nrned over tho ksys u tho building.
rhis >rholarshi2 he rold % Miss Edsorl.
slso b.csns thereby entitled 90 enter.
They held faculty meeting over her
snt decidesl that she could not attend
lss next year. but -he informed them
hat sias would b. thers We'll. IL viii
at - very pleasant for you said tie
president That - yoar losskoat. ssid
Ns.s E3son. IL IN. men who cone
h.rs - stndy medicine can't trrst .
woman decentiy here. they are not az "a
srs.f them ciscwherv. bat II live | shall
=, Sors. M Elsun knew that she
aad the Law 1n her side. having The
scholarship The rumor that she x-ss to
h-,sxclsssle<i xspt back a number - wurs-
on who were desiring 20 sntsx but WHEN
tl,e authorities fonod abe could not Be
seare,i s-sy they ssimitsrd frw others
y bo sppiiei later. - ousen's Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

S,a sick ,oyacers suffer unsp<akable to-
lures Then II Hostester's Stomach Bitssrs
j. resorted 10 the torture oeases. Yachting
parties. ocean fishermen. nervous. sickly
people. whom the jarring of a railway train
Affects much In the same way as the tossing
OF the sirges do one who crosses the Atlantic
for the trst time. should be mindful OF this
and lie provided with an adequate supply Of
the Bitt.rs. This Incompatible stomacnsc
will prompt, settle stomach outraseousiy
disturbed, Is capital ansido,e 10 malaria
ana nervous complaints. remedies eon-tipa-
ton and biliousnes.. and countescts a ten
dency to rheumatism. Besides this. IL com
pensates for los of energy consequent
upon undue exertion or nervous anxiety,
and averts the effects OF exposure in incien.
ent weather aud wearing Of damp clothing.
Both appetite aud sleep ARE promoted by H..
and <, neral health rapidly improves through
It's u-c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

There xss a ns~ social departure ~
sertiy when Irs ~. J. nsartmAn In
viiss h~r friends - re Country club.
oaux i-rusn~utly tocsfea Nc '9rsss
t.u,ss. ne cid naanCr house. rs-iiscev~sed
~ S.crssars and MrS Whitney during
fha drse Cleveland administration. A
capital So - this club for halls AMI ~
ssrsaif nossrs Al frv~co. when sun %
usoen shine snd aoft serhyrs PLAY Even
tresrhsrssts April wes nos hessrtls-s
ssscnsh b. N unsind ~ 80 gentle best
ess ~ Nrs bssr3msn ard sesslalls
go~tpsos-l cid rsiEssscrra ~ hours that
tke fssa ebsnspesrs slsossld nos - -Tsuiiesi-
Afssr AZ al fs-hicpe.i Virginia hr->k
f.st. - shie- "a guests eat dawn. a -
raption followed ,tss hr@uaht soevsbes
y h-vv e far tafne- and thsir s-eos'tz
ssraua ssAuut were -.suatar~. cus,xr~~
pa4n snti ss~nihers a re lexs'ss "a
- hat ~sfa u,ussc. sowers and any sssik
she h.surs sr-si sereiiy. tbe lat x,s>-s
i..spi,x ~ssh if1-h Kate fiai.f's w sssls
tnxfurE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

Tho newest fancy for gift. hidden in
basket OF roses or box Of bons, Is a
leweled umbrella handle with round
bali top Of white or black onyx. studded
thickly with sapphires. rubies. emernlds
and rubies. or pearls and turquoises. or
diamonds aud chrysoprases Accom-
panying the handle Is a gold band for tho
name and gold points for the tip Of each
nib. all laid within box Of ivory or
ebony lined with velvet This Is dainty.
pretty conceit. and when mounted quite
suggestive Ut summer showers. Boston
Courier.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

Mr~- II. W. Strong Of Whittier. Cal,
has secured space At tho Worlds fair fog
. palace buils entirely Of plumes. The
imitation tile roof Will be Of red plumes;
the upper part Of the walls viii BE- white
and the lower part blua The floors viii
be carpeted with pampas; dag. rugs.
friezes. dados. ETC.. viii be worked out
IN tho same delicate material Plumes
will be on sale in this exhibit, and tho
proceeds will BE- devoted to establishing
. fund for Queen Isabella colleges MAIN
tanned by the Ladies business League Of
America Californian
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07
psss Dss.ar Iik. crsssiins.

Mime. Duse. the famous Italian sctress.
gave an order TO local dressmaker for
10 dresses. stspulstsng that they ba made
in the latest style. OF course they were
made with a stiff interlining reaching 10
the kne,z- She wore two Of them and
then returned the whole lot with tho
ule,~Axe: Your crinoiinss wabhle too
much can't control them. Take them
al out and uss the softe~s silk yoa can
get for lining New York Letter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

The interest that English women take
In the ordinary work u parliament 10
evidenced by the constantly crowded
state of the ladies' gallery. Every night
during the present session the gallery has
been 6lled, and scores Of applications for
admission have been refused. AT . re-
cent al night session the ladies' remained
at their posts until morning. listening to
the discussion. As they drove home to
bed CO to bree kfast. the red Of the COM
ing sunrise shone over the smoke pail Of
London. London Letter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

Dressing the hair high always makes
woman look older. bus lowering IL 70 the
back Of the head brings her Eve 10 ten
years. according - different authorities.
Iearsr 10 girihood- Dark hair adapss It
elf Well 10 the turn back style. for Is
makes at once framework for the face.
But unless mo has . very perfect fore
bead one locks better in hangs and side
curls II the hair u blond IL 10 an err
for those whoss locks are not very abun-
dant. for fashion says that each individ-
ual hair mnst he curled. no matter how
II is 70 DO worn. 90 . very little hair can
BE- made To 90 great wayA-ExchanSa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

PxoRIA. Ilis, July AT the little
village ~ East Peoria this afternoon the
Is ycar-old daughter Il jacob Smith
pfopfist1r - the East Peoria coal mine.
shilc oo her way 30 the poStofhci
through thick timber vas brutally
assaulted by two negroes Not salts,
ied. the hrutes set hire to the cnrla.
shich bound her. and she was terribly
burned Ont ~ the negroes vas cap
iared and - Ia Jail A ynching -
.aoketf for
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

A no<iiss~ writes -ioa mus ve~s
only oDs xk,rs. and thai most ci,ngirg
un,s.s az empire tress. IL nay b. ht'
IL, daring ~ bssr~y tas hnss u the forul
., s.tarsiy. bat that y MATER OF habit
20 wsus skirs that u sef9 with erino-
lins % ~ wear ~ u skirs under such
. drvss h n~rsly ~ have NJ s6sct ~
"a II yos csasaisr tbs sup1zs aud kin
ied ssylss tnmoisuA donot sdopt them.
but. fur gooasss s>ks. v yos d adops
uhem. DO MA god thrm- The hp hzs Ia
N rasuzal ouutosS snnst shOss. Tbs nst-
srzi waist nuss exhibit i,sslf through 90
sndsr ths clinsing shirt. slss there y
ssishss form. motive nor bsAuey 70 the
Style. We muss have empire nightgowua.
empire skirss. empire chsmisss and al
that
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

ass. rscs1vsne Ou0 fx ts~r ssxv,nsA AZ
tks ps~sss sszns shs = dOkns eososst
wsak ia tzss southwest Ia eonDAEy With
the Prl1csss DptSurs1ky. the vs11lnsst
Nss yoa.s So shs guest u ez-Pss<sa><
~ 0susrsi wsnaznAksr NJ Washington.
SD -. sep->s~i ~ ths White Hoa.s -
fsss pyr-sis1s Cleveland and has wife
Al shs rrsur1t siEns shs - IN rsc-tps u .
..~ry = too pr vs.k. and II = proh~
he tzss shs win command twscs that
ssua b.1prs shs y yesx oldx New
yvrk Atvsgsasex
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

Tho correct thing now v 10 zeal ones
ietsers with rid sesanz wax II you will.
bat preferably blue. green or cinnamon
colored. and seal with your crest OF coat
~ arms II ron choose. but more correct
~ ssill with enblerns. such as tho rood
old sentimental ones our grandmoshers
loved: Forget Ne Not" True Friend
ship with Nv Hand and Sole. Chi
s-Aro Herald
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

Another old time fashion whose rsvtv-
al seems ~ b. imminent IL the Elixs-
h~shsn ru6. which TN The days II Good
Queen Be~s w. called be~iie~ the stand
OF. young n-u.- With this win come.
indeed hss COME, The schumacher u Jewels
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

fhs 0rssk department. Of vannAS col
lsgs win give loag talked Of reprs-
ssutAsioa of tbs "Antiscns" ot Suphoclrs
In tbs original 0rssk ~ the pooghkssp-
- op<gA house In the latter part Of Nay.
Tho pars viii be taken entirely BY stu
dsnn Of tbs college. and tho play viii BE-
performed ~ nearly a. possible IN tho
manner OF a Atheuian tragedy Of the
rns II SophocieA Msndsl~ohn's "An-
tigons' masic has been adapted tor the
ehoruse. and viii 10 sung with full
orchestral accompaniment by . regular
shorusof Is. assisted by = supplementary
chorus. all made mp u students Of tho
collage --Poughkeep Letter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

Mn@. slst-r~sss ysps~. the fslsek re
q hss bsrssae f.s n -htnaiss csf
si..s re,.rrtiF C-tlT sf-~ ~s~ss -si'ss sfs
sAns fns fhs Pear Hnsstres a. shs -
lSsass II Jats~ Nstfs~s % Fa%h 49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

n etrsrsr caf>frs n 90 Ffa-a, ~ae--
svp~r stiier -ssREf - A.sp 49, faik-f So
sretsfs~esv> . r. @se~s f-fsffh N-sys..fg
81 Gee So % stssv s~ss -ff~~s = r<~fs< :
ss.d s.<rrs>opnt sssfs ~ - assAt s<sAis,s
sisenssss sol hsz.sses fss-s-rss-s - r-ss1~af
-iii cas- ~ s-g -ees 49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07
A wis., Carl.

Edwin-will your mother tonssUt. dc
you think,
Angetna-Yes. can hx THAI I'll got
papa to oppose tilt BitA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

~<xhf 60 hft-sxne~ 49, ntile f,sl-
- Th.F s--atsy sisneias~ sai pa-erfsiiT
tnvsrsrses De- hvs Th~yfs th~ smallest
srd - --~s--< - t.s~ fser~'s - fssnr
haz.sse - o. s~ssera fiss - A-~ragattss I've
sfnT -sr.r ss.sa~f fsflss - d. n e~s
f=~s s-nrs~-stfss snss r-~siss<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07
HORSE FOR A HOME
Lewis J Harmon Sells the 3-Ysaf-
Cd StalIloa Broad~el.
BUYING AHoms WITH THEcAsH
n~i>oa VIII Go Axais-s ns. tieeoTd
"a s~ztaA~ Neat Ws~k--fssr MAJ
Bc seat ISesssf Msis Here

Lsxis J. fIssrraon has soii hss : year
Ell stallisa broalssil. -si1ss. b. sp.ss-
dor. - ,. j. LifsleF,ln ssi W. al hsn.
nsdy II Alsagsa. fer ssooo Harmon
go eslpisss-d on W. ) Smilsys strsk
f4fm a9sslt two years sxD and fought
Hreasi sell. whi..h sas tlrn a colt Tor
sloa he pad tor tbs hsrse "a xor<- IL
80 seFy psoiitahss sito ~orth o. sork
&c Mr.. Harmon. The koss. has con
Siderable more speed thaa his record
would Indicate IL - claimed that be
xii Go sbis - 50 a a1iis ~ ELL or II.
before the season - over. Whether be
csn "a ut - al open question:. but liar.
mo other day. broaisell IN entered IA
the 30 Eaas Il TIE August meeting and
- alsao enlsred at SfaTgss and Chllli
essha. lie - COS In the haasls u W. III.
i3o@e q Aiicsan. bat vii BE- sent 90
Huia Do1iv % GecFse Starr Tor training
ia f-s dayx
Played sa Hard Lack
HARRISON has played ia hard luck With
hls hor~-s for =0n1s time. During thr
past a. 4 YEAR, seven a theTu have died.
aa1 BIS ,loctea. bail IN that time hsas
anoaEfs,l O. lnsae THAI 400 lie hopes
boa mat ls bssi .1ck il qgeeFcd. and
= .eLs4ses his .s,o.iiuck IA ceiling Broad
4eil - tuytEg a hlsas bfDadwell. the
STALLION 10 Sold - almost A ringer fo<
b1sel Ia appearances. They are the
sAale SIZE exactly the same color. and
hear q soaskrd resemblance IL nearly
every partisulss.
Neisau. 10. The great stallion. IL a.
bls Nay 8 saginaw ansi u II stated tha-
he 49, - sssalnst Eis s-c5xt on the
,,.i-anaN trscs s5sne day - next eeek
n.-sfsag. Il - rather esrly set IL
tft slsr fccf.rsis and tie Sazsna~ tfacx =
aof "a, fastest On s.artn. - n = doubt.
fnl Y ;as great stallion VAL knock any
,eeos..i- Il has Constock park ree0rd af
40 Hat
i.sent< az the Track.
Nelson xil probably BE- enfesedin tho
fres-fof al trof al the August meeting.
Ia casc Tie race does not al very salts
f@c,orily lt ~ posssbls that bis erratic
Gamer may be induced 10 send him a
uiie against bis resort
Assistant secretary Martin 10 busy 10
preparing the list II entries for the
stakr ras,s.s Final payments continue
- e.. Ia anil of tue original nominal
sations only few will drop cut. Mr..
Martha expects & have the list con-
Yiefei ia fes days
Yesterday was dull day al the track
The heavy rain in the morning made u
impossible q work out any of the horses
and nothIng Was done. In the afternoon
tn track driesl little. aud some Of the
horzs sere walked around Tor exercise;
hut none u item were sent even fast
quarter.
The track il getting faster every day.
u has tecn 10 tine shape for the last
month. bat 70 has net been quite so fass
- u y possible for II 10 be. The horse
nen preferred % keep IL snft and
ITongy. A. Il made IL better for working
ruung hors.s In lees than a month.
3o,xever. IL sill b. worked down until il
= a. fast "a anybody could wish BY
the time - the August meeting the
ccnstock track will be one % the finest
"a earth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

.sa ,oax. GOA .aa ,s~sl~d eA,Aa. fAli
,nr ossf ths bust
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07
: LOOK Ar YorR roNorf

Al lVf " IQRBff
-lll <sc~ Yoa vtsthe-
Y0a nes-i Or Fiefres
Peasant Pellets n As
fnsred so roatsd IN
zee - ~, sppafits ard
have fvesJnesit h~sslss hes
With % sifhsuf tlHtaszs,
eh,lis -~cs.siicss af~i CO
csssusi nas--a y ~
fs-i 5siii, iro~rv. art
greatly sir~l 80 ai~s d
fafesi ftet pFo~ss thai
rtusrs tsfss~ss
-. -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

Ten 70 Que you don't - the tnmoe-
row." aid the doctor chssr1ly 10 his new
patient
why not. DOCTOR whispssed TIE con-
snmptive.
Those are my ONCE hours. explained
the light minded physician. Harvard
LAnpoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

Mru. Robert Goelet al New fosk city
has . nsckla0s and oorsAge shss IRE worth
~. 900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

Miss Anne Whitney II hstdn has I'M
iahed eu<fs u Mrs.. Stowe Nist willard
snd xizs Lucy 6sons and y now ~ work
on postrsis u Nrs- Mary A. L tvsrmcsa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

AZ formal It homes or sfssFnoon teas
gloves are always worn. cxcepf BY such
- sit BY the Ten urn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

The Thirsy-sashth Ssrsss eina " wosk-
ND giris u New York u sstsrvly s~lf
supporting lee sscsipss for lass year
w~rv ei.see.e6 and iss tots1 sxpsnA~
q. iee 81. It's average weekly sften.isncs
Wa 80 and total attendance for The
yesx 1901.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

shox sxsrss lave tsss lasro~lscsd IN
ho<ssry. - - - info al fSkwsns fer
feminine sssas~. sAd nay b toanA -
match - osnssAss hxriaansoutly with
sss xo~ns q nsny ooloss nov popular
Tks pessssass svsuing st<- skinSsl have iaas
nsersson over the top u ths foos And
TIE ilstsp
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-01-27
state Treasury Sensation

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan' &c
Another state treasury sensation
came to light when the newly created
state debit board, of which Governor
Fishback is president, ordered the state
treasurer to hold $1,000 coupons pre-
sented for conversion into bond scrip,
to be held AS the property Of the state,
ii being evident the coupons had been
stolen from the state treasury. When
stolen or by whom remains to be deter
mined. The coupons were sent to
Judge Kendalps, prominent lawyer
Of this city, by G.. ID. Whites, Of New
London, Conn. Where the latter OBJ
tanned them is unknown. Nearly S5O,-
600 OF these coupons are still out and
the whole have been stolen at some
time from the state treasury.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-01-27
The Loss of the Michigan

PORT TOWNSEND, Wn., Jan. 26-Cap-
tain J. Il. Lennon, a passenger on the
ill-fated steamer Michigan at the time
of her disaster, arrived from Neah bay
this morning. He said the steamer
over-ran her distance and got too far
north Of Cape Flattery, when she tried
to make the straits. About / o'clock
Saturday night she slowed down and a
few minutes later breakers were report
ed dead ahead. Before the engines
could be reversed, the vessel struck on
the rocks three times, her hold filling
with water. The keel of the Michigan
was smashed into splinters by heavy
seas. The heavy westerly swells con-
stantly menaced the lives of the crew.
At9 o'clock Sunday morning a life
line was got ashore, by means Of which
they landed the crew and provisions
On account of the heavy seas no cargo
was saved. On Monday Captain
Graves crossed the straits to Neah bay
and wired for assistance. Tugs went
across but could render no aid. The
vessel and cargo are total loss. Part
Of the crew arrived here this morning
and the remainder will arrive tomorrow
night.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-01-27
A SEATTLE SENSATION
YeSIer'S Widow and DrS. Jordan and
Van Buren Under Arrest
FORGERY AND CONSPIRACY
Charged With Destroying Yesler's Will
1t Is Hinted That They Hast
ened His Death

SEATTLE, Jan. 26-One of the most
sensational cases ever known in the
history of the city Of Seattle came to
light yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Min
ME Yesler, widow of the late Henry l..
Yesler, DR.. j. Eugene Jordan and DIR.
II. Martin Van Buren, silent partner
of DIR. Jordan's, were arrested early
this morning on the serious charges Of
forgery and conspiracy in the destruc-
ton of the last will and testament of
Henry L. Yesler, who died "a short
time ago. The complaints were sworn
to by one Joseph +. Brown, before
Justice of the Peace Burt }. Hum
phrey, yesterday afternoon. Jhe
Judge at once issued warrants Of arrest
and placed them in the hands of Con-
stable Van Horne. Constable Van
Horne and detective from the east,
whose name has not yet been learned,
went to Dr. Jordan's apartments at A
O'Clock this morning, and rousing him
out of bed placed him under arrest.
The doctor was very indignant, but
accompanied his captors to the county
Jail without offering any resistance,
and was locked up in the steel tank
with the criminals.
When he had been disposed of Van
Horne and his cOmTade went to the
apartments of DIR. Van Buren, in the
Russell house, on Third street, and
awoke him from sound sleep. He
also was placed under arrest and taken
TO the county Jail and placed in the
steel tank. Mrs. Yesler was placed
under arrest, but was not taken from
her home. Justice Humphrey, when
the return was made by the officers,
fixed the bond Of Mrs. Yesler at 81 900,
and each of the doctors at $1,000. Mrs.
Yesler, without delay, gave the bond
required, and all surveillance over her
was Withdrawn.
When Drs. Jordan and Van Buren
went into the sherifl7s Office they sent
| for Judge Stratton, of the finn Of
| Stratton, Lewis d Gilman, TO represent
them legally. The news of these ar
rests spread like wildiire on the streets,
and the high standing of the parties
concerned and the Importance of the
case and seriousness of the charges
caused intense excitement, and the
widest rumors began to be circulated.
One of these rumOrs most widely
spread was that the parties arrested
had been instrumental in fastening
the death of Mr.. Yesler Many de-
nounced the action as a high-handed
proceeding, from which might arise
complications serious in the extreme 10
| those pIeferring the charges.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-01-27
MANY VESSELS COMING
Nearly a Hundred CargOeS TO Be
Shipped This Year
NEW COLONIZATION SOCIETY
The Theobaldo Seven Days Overdue
Back From olympia-The
Sewer Tunnel

During the present year, Bellingham
Bay will advance to the front rank in
importances as shipping port. IL is
altogether probable that before the 3lst
day of next December nearly 100 ships
will have taken cargoes at our coal
bunkers and mill wharves. The Blue
Canyon Coal Mining company has al
ready secured one contract that will
bring over thirty vessels to its bunkers
during the year Of 1893. 1t is quite
likely that this contract will be followed
by others that will require many more
ships TO transport lts product. With
the anticipated revival in the lumber
trade, the Cornwall mill will probably
load sixty vessels. Heretofore vessels
have visited here 80 rarely that our
merchants have not learned 10 appre-
ciate the importance Of securing the
trade Of incoming vessels. Port Town
send merchants start runners down the
straits to meet vessels as soon as they
are sighted Off Cape Flattery to induce
masters TO stop at that city TO discharge
their ballast ana purchase their sup
plies The city of New Whatcom has
not yet made move toward securing
"a place To discharge ballast for incOm-
ing vessels, and the opportunity is open
for the city Of Fairhaven to make IL
IL possible for vessels to
come direct TO this port with
ast, II. 4
and discharge ballast without endan-
gering the liberty Of their masters or
subjecting the ship to needless and
costly delays. A prominent citizen OF
this city has suggested that the line Of
piling at the foot Of Mckenzie avenue
driven for the Fairhaven d Southern
railroad might be utilized so that u
slight expense would glye Bellingham
Bay the best facilities to he found on
Puget Sound for dumping ballast. All
that Is needed Is caps for the piles and
a four-inch plank facing for the outer
row of piles to keep the ballast from
washing out into the bay. The planl
facing might be strengthened by driv
ing additional piles in the existing
spaces. The entire cost of this would
not exceed 81 900.
The Blue Canyon company is en-
deavoring to secure for the Bay the
trade Of the vessels IL charters. II ha
instructed its San Francisco agents Il
inform ship masters that they can Sc
cure all needed supplies here. The bari
Theobold has been ordered TO come di
rect here ana TO save time the company
will permit her ballast to be discharged
under the bunkers.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-01-27

Attorney G.. w. Dorr who returned
from up sound yesterday, spent nearly
a week at Olympia, watching the pro-
gress OF the senatorial struggle. In
speaking Of the situation with a repre-
sentative Of the HERALD yesterday,
Mr.. Dorr said: 1t looked TO me as
though Allen will ultimately be elected .
II he Is not In my opinion he ought TO
be, as he Is the choice Of fifty-one out
Of seveDty-six Republicans in the legis-
lature. The senatorial contest is crowd
ing out everything else and no legis-
lation Of importance will be enacted un-
I'll this Is disposed Of. IL II continues
much longer II will be a serious misfOr-
tune 10 the state. The two houses con-
vene about 10 O'Clock each morning, 70
through the opening routine and ad
journ to go into joint convention. AZ
IL o'clock after taking two ballots for
senator the convention adjourns and
nothing more II done until the mex
day. Our delegation starts out wei
and If its members pull together as
believe they will after the senatoria
fight is over, IL will be a power. Rich
ards and Anderson have the advantag
Of the experience and acquaintance
gained In the preceding session. Mead
has the best Craftsmanship In tn
house on the judiciary COMMITTEES
The delegation Is represented on all tn
most important committees.