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Capt. TbbaIs drove Gen. Stark. Sena-
tor LuHgcr and Secretary French around
through town III lis handsome family
carriage Yesterday We doubt if they
have been more courteuusly treated any
where.
Iarna r,uuI,ar oF Port Townsend nao-
ple went up the Sound today to attend
the railroad celebration at Seattle.
Among them we noticed Hon. c. NJ.
Bradshaw, Postmaster Learned uud
laughter, Mr.. f. X. Latimer and family,
and several Others.
ARRIvED.-Bark sSamoset, Clifford:
from Guavmas, Shin Two Rrothers
Hayden. coal laden f,om Tacoma sailed
for s. this morning, BktDe Emma
Augusta. mt back from the cane Iealino
badly; she will repair damages and nro-
ceed to San Francisco.
Min T,anbacb and Mrs Fl Web
her arrival ON the Wecoma today Mrs
Wahber had heen visitino, friends in
PortIand-and Nelson we'll he has
finally sueeumbe,I TO Il desire TO return
to the countrv Of CLANS HAVING dis
nosed of his husiness ot The DaIIas he
will hereafter reside in Port Townsend.
He will take charpe of the saw mil com
uanv's books. and we hone bv feeling
him ND on CLAIMS and fish to hrinr him
back to his old-time look of ROSY
health. Nelson old fellow von'ra ne
welcome rs can he and If anyhodv mis-
usas vou come arornd and Ie+ nc kroy
The steamship r. w Eldar arrived
This arr;ved tbis aftarnoor and discbara-
al y tons ,f froiobt ~ ITnion whorF
She brought ND 1888 tons of freight, hay
ing 45O tons for Victoria, 1913 for Seattle,
235 for Tacoma and 80 for OIympia. Be
sides her cabin passengers noted for this
point she had / in the steerage. She
brought b passengers for Victoria, for
Port Townsend. lO4 for Seattle. Al for
Tacoma and for Olympia-lSS alto
oet,er Her consirpass here ara. 40
NJ Fort Tounsand Raipa JS 90
Union Citv. CJonp Dupoaness q
NJ Gerrisb, G @ BARTLETT &, ca. Harker &
Co Rerrv las Alien 7 Fitz Patrick
7 r. Puoh Port Discovery. Stern;pg
7 Sepd,yitb San Juar. 7 Homes Jaok.
man & Terry. Lee Inn. Trondale. I,ati-
mer 8 Co. M Gersop. Nd Hill & Son.
PIummer Bros. 4 Terry. Pettyproye &
Burkett P 81 Co, Iroudale; Ouimper
Mfg Co. RD Attridge, Port Ludlow;
Wolcott, T Torgensen, Indian Agt. Neah
Bay; W Il II Learned, W NJ Co, Water
man & KatZ, Gee Wah, w 7 & Co. The
purser has our thanks for favors.
The cutter Wolcott arrived this morn
ipn from her cru1se among the islands
north of here, with the distinguished
visitors ON hoard. To all three of them
Puret Sound is a new experience, and
thew are highly pleased with its appear-
ance Senator Conper will he prepared
when he returns to his seat in the Iegis-
lative halls of the nation to speak from
personal experience of the needs of
Puget Sound as to the customs, military
and commercial matters. Secretary
French is quiet, keen observer of per-
sons and things in general. Weventure
the prediction that the interests of the
Treasury Department will not suffer by
reason of the enlarged and more init
mate knowledge of the wants of Puget
Sound District by one of the principal
men in that branch OF our government
service. Gen. Stark is perhaps aware
more forcibly than before of the fact that
the ocean is by no means reached by the
railroad when it arrives at either Seattle
or Tacoma. We are glad that these
gentlemen have come and seen Puget
Sound and Fuca Straits, if only to make
a flying visit. 1t will do the country no
harm to have such men visit and fami-
liarize themselves with its outline, pros