The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-31
THE PASSING THRONG
An Eastern Engineer Praises
Seattle's Location.
NEW WORKS. GREAT AouEDucT

Sunday Rest A. = Secular Measure
ensl Randall Goes East with
Restored Health.
Among the visitors to the city yesterday
Was Mr.. Rudolph Herring. of New York, q
leading engineer of the East, who was on
the way through from Victoria. Mr.. Her
ing is consulting engineer for number of
the large Eastern cities, and has recently
prepared plans for the improvement Of the
sewerage system Of New York. and has
been employed to report on the water sup
ply of Philadelphia. and prepared the plans
Of the sewerage systems Of number OF
cities. He has been to Victoria to arrange
sewerage scheme for that city. on which
about $500. 900 will be spent, and left in the
afternoon for Portland, having been en-
gagged to prepare plans for sewerage sys-
TEN in East Portland. He took lunch at
the Chamber of Commerce building yester-
day with Mr.. e. f. Wittler and Mr.. Bene-
xette Williams. The latter is an old friend
and professional associate of bis. Said Mr..
Herring to PosT.IHTELLIGENcEs reporter:
You have . wonderful city here and it
Is destined from its favorable location to
necomo me comHerclM center " snls
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results ne naS leacneo. ne Is wen known
IN Has'efn financial circles. ne
was lul over 6en's-nse years
RAPIDS MICH. ana LOT many years presl-
dent OF one OF that city 8 strongest Ma
uonal banks. he also served the city as
treasurer ana mayor, ana was always re-
garded as It's favorite ciuzen. he was the
ne ao OF the Masonic order IN Aicnlgan.
In chicago, TO which ne removed from
Grand Rapids, his health broke down;
hence ms VISIT 10 seattle. he mas made
hosts OF friends dun ng ms stay here DE
expects 70 return 10 Seattle IN about three
months, to conduct investments for Chi
cago capitansts.
Mrs. Randall has employed her leisure
here IN grauiying ner artistlc tastes, and
mas painted many pictures OF high merit.
She Is prime iavorlte IN Seattle's artistic
circles. her early return Is cordially hoped
for. Sne Is iaoy OF varied accomplish
ments and charming character.
The Grand hapids people IN Seattle
turned out IN large numbers Yesterday to
escort 10 the steamer their old-ume popu-
lar neignDors. non. Eoen smith and his
family, ana Mr. ana mrs. n N. Hinsdlli
were prominent IN the escort. MISS flsken,
MT. ana MRS. Jonn arthur, ana otnerss
joined IN pidding oriet adieu ana bon
voyage 70 the departing couple.
hev. w. ". At'e1ouIy, secretary OF the
ne" io,A oaooa'n oonInlt'ee, - a. the
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