The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-17
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


A serfcas Charge Against yu.ssr,
sederberg = He Gets Himself
| Character = E~pabiicaa c.npaix,
PIans-
Justice soderberg declares TIA, b,
viii appeal 10 the courts for rs-oter
ton % his good name. and saws tia
Il the saw does not atford him relief b,
sill take the lag into his own hands
when be made this statement he hs.
particular reference 70 the papers on
isse n his Office in the case OF e. II
Waters v. DR.. c. l. Miller. in sbict
" alters asks for a change Of venue OF
the ground that Miller Is 4 foreigner
and that >otlerbcrg j. 20 partial Il
people OF his own nationality that b.
cannot give eitixerr Of any other ma
ton fair trial IN his court.
Along with this affidavit Is a eoun
ter affidavit. which sefntes the charge.
made as to the Justices partfaIifv
signed by q number Of LAWYERS. The
counter affidavit sets forth thar ghav,
N divers and sEndry cases. and hay,
Ing an opportunity TO observe the
methods and manners OF the curt al
trying and deciding cases, believe The
said y. s0denberg, to the best OF his
his knowledge and ability, admins
terz justice and tries and decides cases
fairly and inpartialIy. without re-
gard 70 the nationality Of the parties
llsigant. We believe in the trial ii
cases the said y. sodenberg IS not Ia
aaeBeea or prejudiced IN favor of or
against foreign born persons We
have read the affidavit OF r. 81. Wal
tiers, filed herein, and except IS to the
allegation that said y. sodeu1erg is
prej1dicea against said Walters per
soaaify, believe said affidavit 10 Ee
false. As 20 said excepted allegation
We have no knowledge or information
sufficient 10 form beliefly
This affidavit is signed Rees p. Dan
iels, John Arthur, r. Fl. Cam, v.
Won Tobel. II. s. Taliman. o. Jacobs,
and J. suttrell Murphy
PRoNryEST 6uEsTs.-Mr. Thomas
i. Cakes. president Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company. accom-
panied by Messrs. c. II. Prescott. sec
ond vice president; ]. NJ Buckley
assistant general manager; Paul
Schuize, assistant general land agert
j. ". Hannaford, general freight and
traffic manager; :. @. Fulton, assist
ant general freight agent, and Terri
toTiai Secretary Owings and wife ar.
rived in the city by special train from
Tacoma yesterday morning. They
and several prominent citizens were
entertained at lunch at the Occidental
by ex-Mayor Minor. Later the visi-
tors drove about the city and returned
to Tacoma in the afternoon.
REFraLgcAx RALLfEs- There is prev
alent an erroneous impression that q
Republican rally VIII be held at Seattle
on Saturday evening Of this week.
There viii be no meeting on that date.
On Thursday evening. October ..
there win be a grand Republican rally
at the opera house. All the Repuhli-
can clubs In the county will partici-
pate in the parade on this occasion.
and i Is expected that this demon
stration VIII he the greatsevent OF the
campaign Hon. T.. o. Dunbar. OF
Ooidendaie, viii address the people 81
Seattle on the evening OF Thursday
November I. and Hon. John B. Alien
VIII address them on the evening pre-
ceding the election. These are all the
general rallies thus far arranged for,
though ward meetings will continue
TO be held from time 10 time. the next
one being in the Third ward, on
Thuesdas evening OF this week. The
county committee has enGeavored to
secure speeches from Ex-Governor
Woods and ex-Attorney-licaeral VII
hams OF Oregon, but both OF these gen
tlenlen are 50 busilv engaged in the
Oregon canvass that il viii be impos-
sibie Tor them 70 visit Seattle.
AlEETlsG Ar IRE ARaoRY.~-The Re
pahlicans OF the Third ward will Meet
at the First Regiment Armory on
Thursday evening az 5 o'clock for the
purpose OF forming q campaign club.
A number OF prominent local speakers
will be in attendance. and the various
Republican clubs of the city viii
march in procession 70 the meeting
aud assist in the organization OF the
new oiab.
Is WlHTaT VFRMoST.- Mr.. c. r
Stone, who is visiting at st. Adams
Vermont, in writing to a friend in Sc
attic, says Mrs, Stone and myself
are well. What do you think OF frozef
streets. and four inches OF snow OF
the ground and more coming2 Snct
IS the fact here atthe present moment
Hall the people talk with here arr
DESTROYS OF moving West, and ] tInt
them well posted in regard to Wash
iagson Territory in general, and Seat
| tie in particular, as compared With th'
information they had of our countri
few years ago. Many OF them ar,
familiar with the names of Eshelman
i.lewcllyn & CO., through their adver-
Using SO extensively. We shall leave
this wintry scene III day OF two for
New York and Washington. then Gin
einnai and Chicago. starting Tor home
in December.
Pleased wrrH SEATr1E.--Mr. w. J
Winner, formerly editor and proprie
tor OF the Grants Pass Courier. can't
TO Seattle IN July and invested $40 OK
Ia desisahlo residence property II
/ Bells. Maynard's and Terry's plats
for himself and his brother, G.. w
Winner. Tie has fallen IN love witt
the Gneen City, and admiTes her beau
sse..f at-a- Nr, Hari.ar aud hnr hn.i