The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-05-03

The Epworth League entertainment
Friday evening did not draw as large a
house as the excellent program deserved.
Those who were so fortunate as to be in
attendance were more than pleased.
Miss Ross is gifted elocutionist and
shows thorough training. She was al
her best in her rendition of "The Mani.
&C, in costume, but her four program
numbers and encore response were all
good. Mrs. Willis solo and the vocal
numbers Of the Ladies' Quartet, com.
posed of Mesdames Horsley. Scow, Will
lis and Knuppenberg, were highly ap-
preciated and loudly applauded and en-
cored. Misses Murchie, Alexander, Bar
tholet, Varker and Ross, in Greet an
poses, were rythmical and artistic and
evinced thorough and conscientious drill
ing. The piano work of Mrs. Richards,
Misses Read, Spain and Bunnell was up
to the usual standard of excellence of
these well known artistes, and the violin
solo of Mrs. Crow was encored. The
entertainment as whole was very good
talent.
Frank Meacham and another Indian
were we'll loaded with ooh Be Joyful, !"
last Sunday, and Meacham was chasing
his companion around Coffin Bros store
with an ugly knife when Special Officer
White interiered and took Meacham in
charge, turning him over to Officer Null
ligan. Mr.. Muligan in searching the
prisoner came in contact with the open
knife and is nursing his hand as result.
The next morning Meacham left his
saddle in charge OF Justice Taggard while
he went out to look for the money to pay
the fine which he felt he would be com.
PEELED to pay, and which he knew he
deserved. He hasn't put in an appear
ance since and if he doesn't show up
soon the saddle will be sold and the
money turned over to the city.
Attorney H. j. Snively says he is salts
fed that THE HERALD's informant, re-
garding the conf nement OF Sam Vincent
in an insane asylum, was in error. Ac-
cording to Mr.. Snively, Vincent is in
bodily and mental health and prosper
ing in the saw mill and lam bering bus
mess 10 Stevens county.
Mrs. A. johnson is the recipient of a
peacock and hen from Theodore Stein.
key. of Minnesota. who was Yakima
visitor for some time during the winter.
The birds are of the choicest strains and
the cock 8 tail feathers are four feet in
length and form gorgeous plumage.
Will Munsil, a carpenter, was severely
cut on the forehead Tuesday morning by
a chisel, which he was using on some
ceiling work, slipping from his grasp.
DIR. Rosser was obliged to take mum.
Der of stitches in closing the wound.
DR.. Gordon was called in on Friday
last to see Mrs. Mary E. Fletcher, who
was nearly life!ess from the loss of blood,
having been bleeding at the nose for five
hours. The bemorrhsge WAS soon
brought under control.
The dining room OF the Hotel Yakima
has been repapered, painted and other
wise renovated. Five eectroliers make
the room especially brilliant and attrac-
tive during the dinner hour.
H. J. Snively, who has southern ex-
posture for his garden and generally has
the earliest OF vegetables, was exhibiting
some ripe Strawberries from his place on
Tuesday.
Messrs. Quiet & Ayres, successors to
l.. o. Janeck in the drug business, en-
tered into possession OF their property
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Cary is selling the latest style
golf hat, zoe; sailors at % cents, 30 cents
and up. 16.1t