The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1896-10-08
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There WAS quite disturbance one day
last week, in the building on Yakima
avenue, where the X-ray was shown by
a faker who had come to gather in the
loose shekels during the continuance OF
the fair. He had secured the service Of
q young woman named Arnold, who was
allowing the cathode light to penetrate
her anatomy for the scientific edifcation
Of all those who were disposed TO pay
their money. When her husband learn
ed of this II can be imagined that be
was anything but pleased and he dragged
her from out Of the penetrating rays and
away from the building in most sum
mary manner.
w. B. Dudley's residence was entered
by hobo on Oct. LIST. Deputy sheriff
Fred Rowe saw the man coming ava,
and suspecting that something was wronf
accosted him. He made vigorous denia
but the queer appearance OF his clothes
induced Mr.. Rowe to make search result
ing in the finding Of bottle Of preserved
fruit beneath his coat. The thief gave
his name as VIM. King and on Monday
was sentenced to Jail in default OF a fine
OF $25 and costs.
Captain Park, who had been in charge
Of the local corps Of the Salvation Army
for six months previous, left for Seattle
Wednesday. having been ordered to take
station there by the division commander
Ensign Chappell, niece Of Samuel Chap
pell, has been assigned to Yakima. Capt
Park leaves many friends behind who
regret the necessity OF the change, for heI
pleasant manners and sweet voice were
leading Gestures of the Salvation meet
ings.
| Richard Olney and A. 8. Dam have
sold the books and property Of the Yak.
ina Abstract company to Samuel Stor'
row. Mr.. Olney will remain in Yakims
for few weeks longer and then return to
his former home in Massachusetts. Mr.
Dam expects to become the secretary Of
the peoples party during the balance o.
the campaign after which he will look
after the improvement of ten acres Of
land owned by him to the west of the
city.
Chas Uhlman was roughly handled on
Sunday last by one Of his butchers who
lifted him up in his arms and threw him
| down on the sidewalk With great force
Mr.. Uhlman was carried to bis room In
the hotel but was soon able to be around
again although feeling pretty sore. The
trouble was the outgrowth Of difference
of opinion regarding money matters.
George Donald left on Wednesday fol
Seattle to return on Friday. He says
there are no new developments regarding
the Yakima Investment Co., but nego
tiations are pending between the bond
owners and holders of receivers certifi
Gates looking towards reorganization and
taking the property from the control o.
the court.
1t is now generally conceded that the
Bryan ticket will receive between two
and three hundred majority in this coun'
ty. The indications are that there will
be much scratching Of the county ticket
and there is disposition among the tax
ers to vote for those candidates besl
qualified for the Offices to which they
aspire.
9. II. Howard, the nominal owner OF
La Belle B, got the best OF Yakima mer.
chants in amounts aggregating 800
When the merchants realized that How.
ard was on the beat they made arrange
ments to attach his horse but a con-
federate put in an appearance with bill
Of sale executed in Wyoming.
Two Indians, known as Wenatchet
Jim and Alfred had a grudge against
another Indian named So Happy, which
they proceeded to square on Sept. %, by
beating him over the head. Arrests fol
lowed aud on Monday the two assailants
were fined $25 and costs each.
The residence Chas. Gordon, in the
northeast part Of the city, caught fire
about four O'Clock on Sunday afternoon
last. 1t is supposed that the fire was the
result Of defective flue, but ready hands
soon extinguished the flames. Damage
about SIS.
Mrs. VIM. Ker and daughter returned
on Monday from the Swauk district,
where Mr.. Ker and sons will remain 70,
some time longer finishing substantial
house near the Billy Bryan mine, in
which Mr.. Ker has great faith.
| Fred Parker, Dan Sinclair, Geo. Weikel
and II. d. Winchester left for the Gold
Hill mining district on Sunday to be
absent two weeks. Recent very favor.
able reports from their mines oacasioned
the trip.
Most OF the fast horses that were at.
tracted here by the fau were shipped to
Spokane on Sunday. They filed three
box cars and were followed by others the
next day.
I. M. Vance will speak in the Upper
Natcheez school house Friday and al
Yakima city Saturday on behalf of Bry-
an, silver and the fusion ticket.
Rev. Andrew Bard has renowned the
Lutheran creed and on Tuesday morning