The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-19

Talk Assns The Seattle 3synitare
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Fartary-The Whxfcc~s Boat
TACOMA, Dec. 1s--"Jse announce
ment in the PosT-IssxLLIGEscEE,'
said a prominent capitalist to-day,
'sTha, Mr.. E. Louae-beck would locate
his works in Seattle was little too
premature. Such a mandatory as
be proposes TO establish is an impor-
tant acquisition "a any city, and such
an item ought to be thoroughly veri-
1 fed before p1blicstion A thorough
| investigation OF the intentions was
/ made, and IL was learned that on Mr..
| LouberhsFk's return from Seattle sun
day a valuable tract of land
/ on the fats was rendered him By the
Tacoma Land Company and Others
| for a <te for his works, and that for
| a tinse he took this proposition under
consideration. A gentleman, who
| claimed 70 be thoroughly familiar
with all the details in the premises.
said, however, that Mr.. Louderback
had stated bis intentions, Just previous
to taking the train, OF settiing IN
Seattle; not because of any particular
advantage To he derived from the loca-
ton. bat by reason of more liberal
oyertures having been made him tn
that CITY. Mr.. /. W. Anderson, man
ager OF he Tacoma Land Company,
declined TO say anything about the
matter.
BOUND OVER.
Chief of Polite Mitchell, OF seattle,
arrived here this morning having in
charge Pat Walsh. the daring robber
OF w. II. Green's residence IN this city
few days ago. The Identification OF
the stolen jewelry and other evidence
adduced az the tIial was deemed sum
cient by Justice Lawrence 20 bind him
over to the next term OF the district
court in the sum OF 5000
MARRIED At THE TACOMA.
Mr.. Fred Weiner and Miss Annie
ZurfouiSkv were married in parlor y
oil the Tacoma House this afternoon.
Justice Lawrence performed the
marital ceremony. The event furn-
ished not little entertainment 10 the
guests OF the house many OF whom
congratulated the happy couple.
Both bride and groom are residents OF
Puyailup.
WILL BIZ 4 FINE BOAT
W no VIII NNHAlAdl4A ItI 4
give il up" SAID Capt. ThOs. Brown
this afternoon speaking OF the new
boat building iOr the Pacific Nayiga-
ton Co, t. ron on the Tacoma " hat
com route But, he added, she
will be a daisy and viii be speedier
and staancher than any steamer on
the Sound This is the $40 0o1 new
boat being built 10 ply on this route
because OF alleged discrimination
against this city by the o. x. q y. Co.
Personal.
Col ]. &. Haines is at the Tacoma.
+. b. johnson OF the Walla Walla
Union IS in town.
THE CARNIVAL OF NATIONS.
The Carnival of Nations, under the
auspices OF the Ladies' and Girls
Guild of 81. Luke's church, opened to-
night. Alpha hail was crowded with
the elite OF the city. The booths
around the hall we're draped with dis
tinciive national colors and attended
BY charming ladies analagously robed,
we're thronged with patrons. While
lacking some artistic features, us-
ually found in older cities where such
an indicative name is chosen,
all the participants found much enjoy
ment.
The carnival continues tonight.
THE NEW DAILY.
Major ]. l.. Bettinger, the widely
known journalist OF Kansas City, Mo,
who has been extensively advertised
as prospective editor OF the forthcom-
ing Tacoma Republican, arrived here
this evening and was seen by the Posi-
INTELIIGECER representative. He
claims to know little of the enterprise
save the reception of a letter asking him
to take the editorial management.
"If the plant will be modern, the
news service adequate, the capital
sufficient and every facility furnished
for the publication OF iirst-class
sheet, " said Mr.. Bttinger, " | will ac-
cept the offer. Otherwise | deem sim
liar investment advantageous
in some other section OF
your beautiful Sound ooun-
try, probably return East. Major
Blttihger was formerly editor of the
Kansas City Journal and is a journal
ist of many accomplishments and long
experience.
MiSNrsorANs LOOKING WESTWARD.
J. Z. SeeieY, one OF the most prom
inent capitalists OF Minneapolis, is at
The Tacoma this evening, EN- route TO
California. In an interview he stated
that thousands of Minnesotans will
come to Puget Sound next spring
The climate, resources and energy OF
this wonderful country. he said, are
ON everybody's lips, and | shall my
self herald them on my return Mr..
Seeley invested several thousand dol
lars in Seattle real estate yesterday.