Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-25
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Hon A. ". Bah, Colstetof o. Sss-
tous. has sstnrpsd from Wssningtoe
cIsf. where be has bsen for two E10Estns
uast, doing good s0rk for faRes SoSiso'
No par.ou vho has crossed the thresh-
hold az the white House sinss Pfssl-
Art CeveiEnd txcsnse it, occupant
"a rsosived nth ersater eordialIty inAn
PEI Hsnrv Ward Beseher. he Prs-i-
aNnt took him bv both hands, and -
aeerasd a. III be lsoold rot make too
Unoob of him. Mr.. BseehsR. As yet, lad
m one 20 reoosnmszd for appointment.
ku, said there we're some good osfieiais
whom be would ltlEs 70 see retained
@. Il. Nswcombs Wis killed At tne
Hooaoo diglzings. Whitman cooniy, W
T., bv . Desperate Esned J@4sse f e
who vas Iynshsd ob the spos. SoS sifs-
n. IA. EewcoubS % Nilkesbaffe. Fa-.
writes 70 kn9v Of the vhereaD onts o.
her husband, Who has not Deen neae1
from fu thfes years. The estate OF we
deoea zsd IL unsettled, and the prosao5e
widow seeks information.
The Washington RSpsbisoss bAs BEEN
..n4ed fuIl by that siy ooon fron Foft
Townssud. II ws NAY igdRe by TIE e1
tract following fn1fn that paper o. re-
cent date " Judge kaha 81 foft
Tovusead. W. T., and IaesnbeF OF the
National Dsmocratie CommIttee, - 10
tse city. Judge Kuhn Vas the most
sArnest advocate Of the legislative oiil
oraut1ne saifrsgs ~ the w01Een Of tEAt
Tsrritorv. and eaoh ons when dfaSn Tor
iarv dutx zpEfaida him - the a1th1F OF
heS woes. ASIDE from THE, De - tns
unaat rsotulaF and best known nam 10
ira Territory, and from Puget Sound 70
Ire Colnnbis, and from tbe plaiEs 70
Inc sea, IL known by every man, woman,
asd child and indian, and called
friend"
Archbishop sseehsrs resentiy Delivered
an address IN the Church OF tns iu1-
paoulate ConeeptIOn 10 Minneapolis
AZ which be desorISsd his new mission
aFy Jurisdiction 10 the terms foliSslnR
Ths diOceHs of Vancouver lsland eoal-
urtees not only that island out the ief.
ritory Of AIa4ka- There are ont about
500 white people scattered All over Sl st IN
vast territory, whtch embraces ooo'ooo
sauare miles, aud Is one nItn as large
"A the entire United states. Ne 10
dian population embraces about oO'Voo
aouls. aud IL IL In behalf OF these poor
beiues that | am mainly vorklns. Oef
greatest work -. Of course, VITO ins IN
dians, and 30 far oiiF efforts have been
yery successful, although We have lost
commenced In the great Ssrk. ins
firsa church was buIt 10 the territory IN
1883. and this was subsequently, aoan-
doned. The Indians are piotured 70
you az q treaeher0us and reVenReiaI
people. This IN 50 until they have been
taught ths Christian doctrine, and theh
are "a sincere and hearty a. You can
imagine. Some II the examples have
witnessed among thu Cbfistianiked III
dams have been edifSinR IN the eK
trene. There are numerous tribes OF
Indians In Alaska, aud ell these trloes
speak q different language, and tins Is
one of the most dlliiealt obstacles TO
overcome 10 eur missionary work
Il Ia not often thas 9 Wedding Of note
occnrs during the Lspten season. Last
Wednesday evening, h0wuvsf, there was
narfortuad at the residence OF A. ,.
HAllidie, No. I015 Washington street,
marriage ceresoony which was witnessed
nv 40 people, many OF wkom were
Drorpinent uIoalbeFH OF s0elsty. lie
contracting parties we're Miss Alice
Fanny smith, niecs Of Mr.. Hsllidie, and
Maurice MoMicken of Seattle. The
bride ID we'll known ia social circles and
posaassss musical talents OF no mean
order, Tho groom Is a prominent Law
yer of Seattle. On the night IN goes
ton the parIoEs of the Hallidis resi-
denes we're ornate vitn dOrAl beauty.
The marriage servtse WAS read At
o'clock by the Raw. Dr. Srebbins. The
bride vas atgired IN . rich costume OF
embossed surah silk with court train.
The front Of the inpcn was OF Escurial
lace the left side wis laid IN plating,
while ON the right side were dFaperles
of the embossed silk a nounoe OF Is
curial lace completed the inpon and
court train. The cofsAgt was made
Ia Pompadonr, With sleeves of lace !,
ornaments, diamonds, Glfts of the
groom and Mr.. HailHlie. Mrs. Andrew
Hallldie wore hAndlone robe OF am
Der green velvet with court lrain cor
sage high and fiRished with point lace ;
ornaments, opals.
After the osfemonv social converse,
music aud wedding supper, gotten up
In the hiaison Doree's belt style, were
enjoyed. A large quantity OF elegant
bridal gifts vas exhibited ia the bill
lard r ,om on the second h0or. On
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. MoMicken de-
parted for Los Angeles aud vicinity.
They will return 10 this city In time to
hold reception ~ No los " Washington
street, on Tuesday, The 24sh inst. On
the day following the happy couple Will
sail for Seattle. where they will peEIna-
nsntly reside. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Flint of San
Joaquin, Mr.. and Mrs. H. z. Flint, Mrs.
Hen. Flint, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph lied
ding, Mr.. and Mrs. Atbsnt Rrdding, Mfs.
Il. h. Redding, George keddIDR, DE-.
and Mrs. Charles r.. BIake, Mrs. Dr. U.
b. brown. MIR. and Mrs. Vail, Mr.. and
Mrs. Schenek. Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Da-
Wis, Mrs. Clapp, Mr.. ami Mrs. J. j. hey,
Miss valti hey, Iosef'h Bfiiton, Mr.
and Mrs. Van Pett, Mis- Van Pels, Mr..
and Mrs. Holland, Mss Holland, DR..
and Mrs. Ssebhins. Mrs. III. A. Garter.
Miss Brooks, the Mlssa, Campbell, Miss
Mccarthy, DIR. N. j. Masiinaehe and
othefs.--S. n. Alta.