The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-05-25

The Cinderella troupe Jailed to put IN
an appearance Tuesday, the company
having become stranded at Tacoma.
Milburn G. Mills returned, Saturday,
from Eastern Oregon. where his time has
been principally occupied for the past
month.
Married-at the Hotel Bartholet, Sun
day, May 81, George L. Fulkerson and
Miss Mary Z. Masters, OF the Cowychee
valley. Rev. Robert Warner officiated.
Mrs. j. B. Reavis has purchased a
building site on Second street, north OF
Geo. Donald's residence, and expects to
erect an attractive dwelling thereon this
present season.
William Mires, very disreputable old
tramp, who claims to hail from Olympia,
was arrested Monday night by Officer
Steigler. A desperate fight ensued before
the officer was able to get Mires to the
lookup.
George w. Rodman is building an at
tractive eight-room residence on his ten
acre tract north Of the city limits. He is
also laying out the grounds in system
attic way and planting them to trees,
shrubbery and berries.
Nate Morrison and family, OF Column
bus, Klickitat county, have become citi-
zens OF Yakima. Rev. Orchard, OF the
same place, has also changed his resi-
dence to Zillah where he will conduct SER
vices in the school house.
The drilling for artesian water still con-
tnues on F. s. Woodwards ranch in the
Mckee valley. Monday the drill was in
a clay formation Ago feet down. At a
:epth of 24O feet the drill struck quartz
in which gold and silver was plainly dis
cernable with the glass.
A fire at Starbuck, Whitman county,
May II, destroyed the Union Pacific
machine and car shops, round house,
thirteen fine locomotives and all other
property of the railroad there except the
coal bunkers. The loss amounts to over
a quarter of million Of dollars.
DR.. A. F. White, d. D., and wife, OF
Santa Rosa, CAL, spent several days in
the city during the past week, leaving for
Chicago on Tuesday. DR.. White is a
Worlds Fair commissioner at large, and
the uncle OF City Clerk &. w. Rodman.
1t was in DR.. Whites Office that Mark
Twain attempted his first newspaper
writing, and delivered his first public ad-
dress in the doctors church.
A Baker City, Oregon. young man is
making arrangements tor trip to the
Worlds Fair OH bicycle, intending to
reach Chicago by June LIST. II he has
the same luck as most of the Yakima
wheelman his bicycle will be in the ma
chine shop most of the time and he will
fail to reach the Windy City" before old
age has taken possession of him.
Major Johnson, of the first regiment OF
cavalry, arrived here on Friday last from
Spokane. In the evening reception
was given him in the club rooms, where
he was introduced to the members OF the
local cavalry company in fiowery speech
by Captain Fred r. Reed. The major re-
sponded speaking of the duties of the
soldier, the opportunity in Yakima for
perfecting splendid organization, and
congratulating the members OF the com.
pany on their selection Of commanding
officer.
There is q vast deal OF interest even in
the preparation OF the novel scenery to be
used in the production OF ''The World
Finder" in "The Chicago Spectatorium.'
For the production of this scenery there
has been constructed AN immense build
ing covering 100000 square feet of ground.
This building is divided into studios each
one being devoted to some especial branch
OF the production. In one of them can
be seen very nearly complete reproduc.
tons Of the three caravels of Columbus
I fleet; in another the miniature forest
4 which was imported from Jamaica, w. l.
in another building 50 by 90 feet, which
is in every detail faithful copy of the
celebrated monastery at La Rabida; in
still another small army of costume
makers at work on the costumes OF the
production. Work is progressing very
rapidly in this department, much more
so, in fact, than on the building itself.
p. J. Herke the candy dealer manu-.