The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-10
THE TERRITORY.


fHEF iN"1 ~ - = VIZ
f-opgrtznt a-sssnissgs that has con
vened IN Port Iosnsersd ioF ore
f;nse viii lie the snnz1l nsssissg OF the
s Is,-lrr OF. IA. ~ which con-
ssnes Wednesday nszt There : N .
osrr tos delegates. and u - expetsTra
sN.s frnrp 81 10 go 4asons AMI 9th
- vi fa.sgx IN Their train. Erccr-
sions are being arranged from sgs.osil :
and other ps,s1sts- Ihursoay vii - Z
great gala day: devoted 70 .Ae ehs ss..,
fainmsnt Of the visitors stores VII
81 rlosed. an immense parnis ana
clarn-bake given as I nissrsssy hii, sha
v,ssr.r-eax ether festivities are icing
sryanred. This bali to be given IN
h.,s.esy ~ the Ma<ons ~ Learned :
opera hoase viii be = very reshercbe
event. supper viii be furnished NJ
caterer Warner, mire host o. the Del.
monseo. who promises 70 90 hsfnsei'
proud. Altogether Ihe orsasi0a prom
i-es to be one that all hosd q piace 10
menaoryss archives for some time.
The business meetings Of the order
viii be held ut Learped . opera house
srT A scHKNE1
The ysctrsysa Csisafsf came out In arl
article the 7th inst. stating that infor.
,y,sfsnrs had been received ut The col
IectyYs osfsee in that city thai seaiers
vuuld not be moiessed this year IN
Bxbrinx Sea outside Of the three mile
Emit This statement has been widely
eyp,eA by other papers. fnasnsfeh a
the orders from Washington made
public a month ago were entirely dit
fer~us and inasrsu eh as Captain Jacobs
received q telegram oniy week aga
from the secretary OF treasury forbid
ding him 10 catch seal in the Beigr'
ing Sea. the Posi- lsTgLLIBEHeEn re-
t,orter called at the custom house q
zee II ANYTHING could be found out
about IL. Everybody. from the collect
or slovn. said there was no truth ~
the statement and that IL was caicuiat-
"a 10 do much injury, a. many might
give II credence. 90 sealing IN the sea
and have their vessels eoniisfated for
their pains. The ingenious theory was
advanced fy one official that II was q
scheme of the Victoria sealers. wha
intend to 20 into the sea anyway, to
obsals n defense If they were caught.
He continued: They will then urge
as their justification that they relied
on thi. widely Published article and
were mislesd | believe in the night
Of Americans 30 catch seal in Behr.
ing sea. notwithstanding the secre.
tary's ruling. bat the same right
claimed by Britisbers il an arrogant
assumption. ] want 10 see some lead
ing paper publish this so that ths
p!ausfbie defense they are patching
up wont hold water The surrniss
OF this gentleman was generally &C
eepted BY those who heard H.
xoRsAS's BoTEL TO nE AT oscr rfx-
IsHEp.
II was rumored to-day that the San
Francisco syndicate who have recent
Iy purchased Morgan's hotel would mr.
rive Monday and at once put large
force II work 10 complete the building
Captain Morgan was seen and verified
the report He said: lyon sec. un.
der nv agreement with them during
my recent visit 10 Frisco they have
To complete IL by September LIST.
There was some delay about the alb
stract, but that was sent them ter
DAYS ago, accepted and everything i
OK. have been wired that Mr.. liar
per. the secretary. and Others viii ar
rive on the Umafills Monday and push
II 10 completion. Time being the es-
sence Of our agreement, it OF course
behooyes them 80 10 do. though |
shealdnt lie eaptiogs with them
Morgan's hotel l. large and beau.
tiiul ediiee intended - q summer ho-
tel, for which IL Il said there il great
demand. Werk was began on il two
years ago, but was suspended after the
frame had been erected for lack oil
capital. II II eharminely located on
the highest point in the city, com
man,llng a view Of the bay and the
straits. On clear days, when ths tow
erirg grandeur OF Mount Baker and
the Cascades loom UP to view on one
side, the Olympic range on the other,
ttndulating and beautiful. and the
sfiow-capped summit OF Mount Rainier
standing ont in bold relief directly in
front, the sight Is said 90 he one unex-
eelled In either hemisphere.
LoauAciors CRITIC.
Wbilome then stalked in Boston's
cultured walks eomeiy youth. who
cen In garrnlity did take delight. lie
has lately hied him 10 those parvenue
shores and the port-sf-eniry not being
"A duplicate OF the modern Athens,
naturally everything don't suit him.
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iS.eT " P'e.no'e 'sie VI 'le
tity, He WIZ unuoup'e~iy nc hiofs
taeNo"s IN tue '"'ure-
RETURNED rEr.
Genial Judge J. e.. Ginger has eve.
been fond OF dogs. and nov that he Is
yerging on the scar and yellow leaf
this fandncSs for his pets grows fonder
stili, A few afternoons since, Il being
warm and pleasant. the Judge. a. his
want, hetook him to the rear of his
store, hanled out his fsyorits arm,
chair and sat down 70 read the PosT-
IStsiitsrScKR. The baimy breeze
waiting Through the open door, the
music t the birds twiitering N his
yard. and the gentle splash OF the
waves on the hcsrh near by were the
forces continued 10 distract his atten-