Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-29
CAN'T TAKE ANY CHANCES
uncle Sam Means Business and
Canada Must Take Care
Of Herself
"A Flat Contradiction that Rice
is interested in the Ia
coma Terminus
The Canadian Pacific Subsi.
died to Keep Away from
Tacoma for a Time

SAN FRANCISCO, May Sailed
Prlvate sealers here say that they have
sent Instructions to their vessels al Sonnd
points to remain away from the Behring
sea. We can't afford to take any more
chances" said sealer this morning.
and we can make as much money otter
hunting. Uncle Sam means business
and the Dominion government has inform.
ed those interested IN sealing under her
that they must take care of themselves
II they go into the sea. The prize crews
II Is said. will be- arranged somew hat DIFF.
ferent this year, and II the cutters make
capture ] think they will fetch II toan
American port" II is contradicted fatty
at the office Of the Pacific Mail company
in this city that the presence Of George p.
Rice, traffic manager Of the company AT
Vancouver. has anything 10 do with the
design OF the company to establish line
OF steamers. Of which Tacoma is to be the
terminus. The alleged object Of Rice's
visit to Vancouver Is first 40
arrange some details with the Cam
adian Pacific. aud secondly for
recreation for the benefit Of his health
and wife who is unwell. Ii Is denied by
General Manager Chesbrough that the
company has the slightest intentions of
establishing terminus at Tacoma.
proposition is absurd on the face of It,"
he said, "and am sure that the project
never can be realized" Another official
who Is high In the confidence Of the COM
pany's management was equally pro-
nounced IN eOndemnng the proposition of
making Tacoma a terminus of the Pacific
Mall. 1t j. perfectly well known" said
the latter gentleman. that the Canadian
Pacific Is subsidized by the Pacific
Mail c1nditiOnally that the former
keep away from San Fra lcisco
and not interfere with the traffic at this
port. The understanding j. mutual one
and binds the Pacific Mail from intruding
on territory OF the Canadian Pacific.
Therefore, should the Pacific Mail invade
the Canadian company territory there
would be war which would be fatal To
both. The details Of the traffic have
been carefully arranged between the tHo,
and each one j. bound to avoid all acts of
hostility towards the other with the alter
native OF war. To make Tacoma ter
minus Of the Pacific Mail would be-
direct Invasion Of the Canadian pacihc's
rights. and the benefits In sight would
not nearly compensate for the loss
that would be sure TO enSne from
the cessation Of the present under
standing between the two great rival
lines In reference to the policy to be-
pur, ned IN he event Of the establishment
u rival line between Oregon and san
R<hs Ialjsssssnd f. = - lksl 4 sd ID
\ E&L5<I-'S1fq tlts 40 uHcufnpft t1ll<tie war
cwm be HAged ,ln, order % down sAhefrI
nf1ttis. .rpfaifse- a. aprolifs. dfrthe Fight Of
business between sChina and Japan aud
the United States. The official further
said that no steamer was now running
that was averaging for year more than
the paid expenses. Many Of the trips
were made at loss. but the lines we're
kept up by the great connecting lines Of
railroads who made good upon land the
loss that was sustained ON the traffic by
sea.
The Golden Gate Athletic club is nego-
tiatinc with Jack Davis aud will try 20
match him against kehOe. Of Virginia.
Nevada. who recently defeated Jim Fell.
A meeting Of the boxing committee of
the California club was held last evening
to match Joe Choynski and Jack Ashton.
who will arrive tomorrow with Peter
jackson. Choynski. who was present.
agreed TO fight Ashton In July az catch
weight and the match Is therefore a. good
as made