The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-08-29
LOCAL news A La mode
/ aEory Dish Of Pottass Made Up Of
Current Event In Yakima.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS OF ALL KINDS
That Busy Reporters Use Every En-.
deaver 70 Satisfy the Public Ap-
petite for News IL Evidenced ny
These Columns.

These Columns.
Master Guy Allen arrived from Seattle
on Monday evenings train.
H. E. Ramsauer camo in on his bicy.
Gle from Fort Simcoe on Tuesday.
w. Simmons spent Sunday with
his wife at Hot Springs, returning Mon
day night.
Mrs. John Reed, who has been seri-
ously i'll for some time past, is now rap
idly convslescing.
Z. B. McCracken, who was arrested
for selling liquor to Indians, lie out on
bail and taking the gold cure for the
liquor habit.
The first car load Of 1895 watermelons
shipped from this city was sent to the
sound on Friday last by William Stevens.
Mr.. Stevens is now shipping both water
melons and cantaloupes in quantities
which make the depot employees wonder
where they all come from.
Chief Justice Dunbar, Of the state su-
preme bench, arrived here on Saturday
last accompanied by bis son Fred. They
came from Olympia with bicycles and
enjoyed the trip, although part Of the
distance they we're compelled to walk on
account Of rocky or sandy roads.
The west bound train on Tuesday was
delayed at this station fully an hour
loading fruits and vegetables on the ex-
press car for the cities of the sound.
Nearly $50 crates of cantaloupes were
shipped, and the balance of the consign-
ments were made up Of peaches, tomatoes
and green corn.
OF the parties arrested in Ellensburg
for the iynching of the Wilson's five,
namely Frank Nebelscker, Frank Fiegle,
William Kennedy, Robert Linke and
Mike Under were held under the
charge Of murder In the first degree.
Their trial will begin in the superior
court which convenes at Ellensburg on
Monday next.
A. T. Hawley, veteran newspaper
man who was credited with getting up
the voluminous statistical report for
Senator Squire, while he was governor Of
this state, and who has been employed
on most Of the big dailies along the coast
from Arizona to the British line, died in
q police ambulance at Portland, Sunday,
from stroke Of appolexy.
Arid Rydstrom, Colin Mcintosh and
@. d. Elder, all prominent citizens of
spent Sunday and Monday in
hunting on the reservation, in company
with DR.. w. H. Hare and H. A. Griffin.
They report that the birds were wary
and few strong, but the visitors were en-
abled to take upwards of 80 prairie
chickens home with them.
AGAR load Of pears was recently shipped
from Salem, Oregon, to the markets of
London. This Ia the first effort Of Ore
gon to give foreign breadth to her fruit
and Washington should
watch the results ands investigate the
with view to providing the
prolific Yakima, Walla Wslla and Snake
river districts with market for decidu-
BUS fruits.
Ex-Governor Miles G. Moore passed
.hroug the city Monday, westward bound.
When the numerous business blocks
erected in North Yakima during the dull
year were named to him, he said: "Wal-
ID Walla has put mp one building for
purposes this season, and we
shink we have done very we'll; but then
Yakima is prodigy. and we can't hope
10 emulate her example,"
''It is the best patent medicine in the
world. )" is what Mr.. E. M. Hartman, of
Marqusm, Oregon, says of of Chamber
aims Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea REM
,dy. "What leads me to make this as
,ertion 10 from the fact that dysentery in
ts worst form was prevalent around here
asst summer, and 1t never took over two
Or three doses of that remedy to effect
complete cure" For sale at L. V. jan
,ck's Pharmacy.
Mrs. L. W. Rossmap, wife of the
Northern Pacific agent at Porter, died in
his city on Monday of consumption.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rossman came to Yakima
! short time ago In hopes that the cli-
natical change would prove beneficial to
he latter but the dread disease was too
ar advanced and on Monday evening
he thread of life parted and another soul
passed to eternity. Every kindness was
endered by the ladies of the Christian
.hurch which Is duly appreciated by the
orrowing husband. The body was
hipped to Elma on Tuesday for inter
nent.
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