The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-10-31
TERSB TALES OF A Week
The Herald" Ssafchlisht Thrown Over
City and County.
MEDLEY OF INTERESTING LOCALITEMS
Paragraphic hats Of Gossip, society
News, Personals and happenings
Gathered About North Yakima
and Her Envirening valleys.

During the month OF October, says the
American, Prosser had added to its popu-
lation fully thirty new inhabitants.
L. w. Lamping, well known Seattle
special insurance agent and q former
Yakiman, was in the city on Tuesday.
William Gilmore, who was recently
burned out in Klickitat county, has re-
moved to the Natcheez valley and will
hereafter make his home in Yakima
county.
A young son Of Thurston Brown fell
from road cart in which it was playing
on Sunday afternoon last, breaking leg
In the fall. DIR. Fletcher rendered the
necessary surgical assistance.
Mrs. Hawkins and her daughter were
the victims Of runaway accident on
Sunday. The horse they were driving
became frightened at something and ran
down the avenue to the Yakima hotel.
Here the ladies were thrown from the
buggy and severely but not seriously
bruised. The buggy was pretty we'll
broken up when the horse was stopped,
two or three blocks from the hotel.
On Monday afternoon the argument for
q new trial in the case Of David Weddle
was made by his attorney, Mr.. Fred
Parker. The motion was denied by Judge
Graves, and notification of appeal was
fled. Weddle was sentenced to six
years In the penitentiary, and was on the
same evening taken by Sheriff Dilley and
Guard @. s. Hale, of Zillah, to Walla
Walla. When sentence was pronounced
by the judge Weddle, who has been some
what Indifferent, apparently, as to the
possible conclusion. cried like boy.
Peter Bellies, "mine host" of the Hotel
Yakima for the past two or three years,
left on Wednesday for his new home in
Puyallup, accompanied by his famous
CID sorrel. "Sleepy Tom" Both will be
missed. Mr.. Bellies thinks that he will
at some future time again become citi-
zen Of Yakima, as he has large property
interests here; for the next few months,
however, he will make Puyallup his
home, taking charge OF his hotel property
in that city. Peter Bellies is a character
in his wav, no less than was the old
horse in his way. The affection Of each
for the other was amusing; and the re-
gard in which. many oil 1.-THE boys" held
both speaks well for their combined and
individual good qualities. They will be
welcomed to Yakima ut any time they
choose to return.
1t beh doves the $500 residents OF this
city-or at least that portion of them who
are business men or the fathers of preco-
cious small boys--to keep their weather
eyes cooked tonight; it would be we'll
for the police force to shine forth with
additional stars in it's system; padlocks
and chains might fttingly bind TO strong
posts any loose wagons today reposing in
quiet In many back alley; piles Of tur-
nips and cabbages in nearby garden
plots should have q guardian tonight;
door bells and knockers will not awaken
drowsy paterfamilias in the dead hour of
night il they are properly muffled. All OF
these and many other precautions are to-
night strictly au tsit--because the moon
this evening will look down upon more
FRANKS, all over the world, than has puz-
zled the man or woman in 1t for twelve
month past. Tonight is Hollowe'en.