The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1897-07-22

tease Oh james photograph EHlltIN. LON
kin was somev hat lusi 20 ii ant IN appc ~
ance while his wife was quite attractive
looking. They were apparently very
loving, and in public billed and cooei in
regulation bridal fashion. In private
however their conduct was evidently dii'
ferent for on two or more occasions she
complained Of his brutality aud ut one
time left him for few DAYS and teie
grsphed to her mother for money to re
turn home. Finally truce was patched
up which lasted until week ago. when
Tonkin assaulted his wife and with
blackened eyes she applied to second
hand dealer, sold he; furniture and left
that night for parts unknown. For q
day or two Tonkin was restless, haunted
the trains and neglected his business.
Then he gathered togethe' such money
az he could and without explanation, set.
tement Of his various obligations o'
word to anyone took tie train on Sltur
day last and left in the direction taken
by his syph.lkc bnt disappointed
spouse. Mr.. James has again taken
charge OF the gallery.
Urban >1lars, we'll known citizen,
aged 81 YEAR,, died on Sunday .ast to tn,
regret Of Ttt--Mho knew him He Wa,
born in Indiana ar,4 game to Yakima
about years ago. He leaves six chiI.
dren, three OF whom, Nelson, Wi11 -ano
Fred, reside in Yakima. Two daughters
and son are residents Of southern Kan.
sas The funeral was conducted on
Monday by the Rev G,z OF the Chri-tIt al
church.
Next Sundays services at the Chris
tian chnrch will he devoted to further
reports of the san Francisco convention
The morning theme is The Disciples Al
the convention aud terd-uonjnirionel
Fellowship" In the evening, Mrs L I
will report cine M,thers' M,a'ius and
the Junior Work " rhls vii be- follow
Ell by II short sermon on The Universal
Brotherhood OF Man Exemp,tied
Colin G. Carmichael has mad, con
tracts during the past week with \. j.
Spawn and Peter Eschbach for few
thousand pounds OF hops at 9 cents The
market is good and strong aud there
seems to be little disposition uu thp part
OF growers to let % at present prices.
There is a feeling that they viii be better
and crop reports give some basis for lhis
impression.
Among the documents flied with the
auditor during the past week were eleven
mining locations 10y j. II. Simmons. f.
A. Curry and 4. n. Short, embracing
claims lying from six to nine miles south
of the head OF Dumping lake; two min.
ing locations in the summit district b,
ID. NJ. Mayhem, and six in the Summit
district by +. II. Sanstrom and Masil.
a. +. kinsey x Co, Iro'erS, have
moved into the Old pOstUli 90 block
one door north Of their old quarters,
where they will he pleased in the future
to see their many patrons. The building
has been repapered and reprinted, and
with the more connexions quarters Mr
klnsey will be better able than ever to
serve the public with the best in his line
G. G. Carmichael is in receipt OF let
ter from his brother, who is representing
him in Oregon, in which he states that
the Oregon hop crop will reach 1850,
bales. Contracts have been made there
as high as 1919 cents but when the letter
was written the figure had dropped t,
9 and 81, cents.
Judge Dunbar and Chief Clerk, X ne
hart of the state supreme court Arrived in
the city yesterday, coming from OIvm.
pa by team, via the SnoqnaImie falls.
The Judge owns ranch on the Ah'tnum
while Capt. Rlnehart is here to lin his
wife, who is a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Dowrer.
Good WhisKey is both doctor and tonic
Better looking than many doctors, better
tasting than all medicines For genera
family use, nothing equals whi-kcy nno
HARPER Whskey is pre- emineutiy the
family wbiskey. Sold by every relia,
BILE dealer in North Yakima. Wash.
There will be a base ball game hetW eer
the merchants and the professional men
on Saturday Tor the benefit OF the new
bicycle path. \ rel hot game Is expect
ed and at its close there will be bicycle
race tor points between Peter Norhy anc
b. w. Baker.
Rev. and Mrs. B. T. L. Urz, Mrs. Rose
Parker and Miss Ina Phillips returned
Saturday night from san Francisco, " here
they had been i'll Attendance upon TIE
Christian EndeaIor convention. They
report very pleasant tlre.
Nelson Bennett, was Yakima visitor
one day this week, being here Tor he pur.
pose OF securing men and teams tpr raj
road work, on the west side OF the SIAM
| pede tunnel. for which he has con ract
Mrs. W. ii. Nessey returned from >tr
| Francisco on Wednesday and brou al
with her two very handsome gold Wa'ci
chains as presents Tor her husband ant
| his partner, Mr.. McCrae.
Mrs. 5. l.. Burrill, district secretary o
the Woman's Foreign Missionary society