The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-10
THE PASSING THRONG
Gossip Of Seat,le's Streets and
Hotels.
PHASES OF IRISH QUESTION.
Mr.. T. A. o'Farreu Talks About Par
neii ana Poliiies-Senator Trussen r.
Dyer ON Legislative Prospects

nL =. A. oFs,reli. the weil-known news
80 correspondent and real estate dealer of
lacom-. was In the city yesterday He has lust
le'araed from al extended trim through the
Ias@ nj Vfarre.l, who Is one Of tbs p-omi-
nen' iTasn-An,ericsns OF this coaatry, ; ia in
scksro 10 the Psraell matter: The leading
al4snmca al over the world arr in favor OF hev-
las I'm give up the leadership. Parneil is one
% sae greatest men OF the century, He began
MS Hgnt against the combined Libra and
icGies With tut one man a, his bacs. and see
-" ne nss now gotten the Liberal party on his
sue bat The plain fact is that IL the party tries
70 carly man who he's been connected with
euea divorce scandal, the Dissenting
sIeIsymen OF England and sheir flowers. who
soen sne Duik OF the nome rule support in En-.
s'sia, VIII rot vote fsr home rule The Irish
men nave stood Loyalty By PANEL In this mat
We Inc intrigue with Mrs. o'Sa .gaa n
isoi- SIR William Hareo1r,, teen homs secre-
AIRY, exsfaiaed eyery ona OF Parrei.'s letters
seiofe farn Il got them, and in that way
issfhed' as TAR back az that. the true nature Of
vac cas-. In bis cups he told the secret, aud
heAiy, Biggar and the rest got nod of Il; But
.ney Kept It Loyalty. although the matter was
quietly Whispered around when was beck in
1885. o'snea knew of It. He married that
woman, wao though OF good family was the
discarded mistress OF q railway president. be-
aus sac Aai money, AID believe he threw
y
Blu a. any rate the aff.Iv came up IN court,
ena tnen II coali De ken, quiet no longer The
cao'ce came De ween getting hone rule from
tne l. osFsss, or sticking TO Parneil aad no get
.ing IL Al tire sotii men In the parry chose
.ae former course. A fcw men. satellites OF
fsrae.i, supported by the parliame ntary fund
which be controls. soluteIy stood By aim.
he has la machinery of the League because
the ofiicsrs are dependent upon him for their
bread ard butter. But ASIDE from that he has
no ioiio"ing. The men VINO really r. present
the irish party st ITS hes: are sga,ns, him.
"Waen yon come TO American politics can
say that in the + ST ell eyes in the Republican
party ara turned toward James q. Blaine. He
a., think, by far the stroages. man He could
carry New York agains, cleveland tecsnse lie
would draw tue irish vote, out he luli mt
carry New YORK were Governor Hill to De put
up by The Democrats. In that case the ngh,
wound turn to indiana for without n " YORK
Blaine would Be elected should he capture In
dlans.
MY belief il that Massachusetts, was csrried
on the iarf reior N issue. The Msssacnuset:,
manufacturers and the manufacturers through
out New England want free W material
People in Alabama. Missouri and such states.
on the other hand. want the raw material, iron
ores and the Ike protected.
Senator Trusten T. Dyer said yesterday: THE
coming session OF the legislature will be a very
short one. We only have sixty days at the out
side aad par: o! that will be taken up IN the
senator. al contest. Accordingly. We shall have
70 work hard, Tor there are many imp Ttart bills
that should De passed. The only certain way TO
get desirable measures through is TO prepare
them beforehand as compl tely as possible and
INTRODUCES them At the very beginning of the SEES.
sio3. For example, have three or four bills
which ! am getting ready now. tniuk l eau
spcaS not only for myself but for every member
n VIC dale einr, ivse hat
want all inter sted in any particular esislation
10 consult US at once. so that We may get our
bills ready during The coming m nth. Mer-
chants and lawyers are anxious for legislation
touching attacDmen. laws Consequently
tie bar associations OF the cities OF
the state should meet and get TIE
bills drawn as soon as may be. The question Of
amending the jury law SO that nine can bring
verdict, the appointment OF q court steno-
gr pher SO that all evidence may be preserved,
regulations concerning the liabilities OF Gem
psnies for accidents 10 their workmen-al these
subjects should be taken M and di cussed so
far a. possible before hand W. must do lot
of work between how ana the 7th OF January.
am tod that Jadge w. Lair HIN will not make
auy chsngss ia existing laws; he viii simply
codiiy them ard he may suggest changes. 60
sincerely hope that the me.casn's, workmen,
lawyers aud Others Will consult with the MEM
bsrs OF the egis lstu7e and Sc, the bills in shape
during this month"
Mr.. Jacob Furth Sail yesterday: 81 have been
talking with Ex-Governor ERgene sempie o. the
haroor line comniissi n, and think that a con-
fereace between our Chamb Of Commerce
committee and the comm ssion will result in an
adjustment OF the difference without very much
difficulty"
Sc 'retary J. W. Dodge, of the Cham Der of
Comm, rec. sa d: I'VE nave been trying to i'm
prove transportation faciiti-s TO down the
Sound ports. have ben tslkisg to SUIT life
Baxter, who ssys he Will put his steamer
schooner l. j. P,rry on the La Conner route.
The charges Will be $50 ton and the wharf
age here IS cents
Mr.. Marshal! Arnold. who was Mr.. Charles F.
FishbaeG's law artner n California, viii come
to Seattle Gu the l. OF January and enter part
nershiD with him here. Mr. Arnold is Il nepaew
Of :. C. Hastings. CsiiioEnis's first chief jus ice.
The firm name viii then ke changed 10 Arnold,
Eishbsek * Fabsn.
81 have Just received letter booking Rosina
Vokes for Seattle" said Mr. Joan W. Hanna,
manager of the opsrs-1Ctise "of course the
bookings 10. this season hsve C os-d, and we
are mixing them for the n x. Isos;na Vokes
WILL De here NoyeIiba- 3 6 sad Z, 1871
Chancellor c. Z, Sims, al Syracuse. n. Y, is at
the ooualmie hotel He is at the mead Of the
educational institution in the stat. He is also
popular writer for current periodicals. and a
wel,-known lecturer.
NJ aid Mre. 6. Il. he aaett, with two children
and a ma d, Mrs. J 3. Atchiscn, Miss Nellie
Atchis1n and Miss Virginia Atchison. o. Helena
are al the Rainier hotsi.
A Post Townsend party consisting OF Mrs. Nc
1 tyre. Miss Mcintyre. Mr.. Cenaor, Mrs. Eogg
and Mr. {. /. Ho per IS 1t lie Arlington
NJ. and Irs. c. E. sachett, OF Chicago. are
at the All gson. Mr. Blanehetti is the ADVANCE
agent OF the "psiva Secretary Company.
Mr. and Mrs. z. ReUGgl al, NJ. p Benitez
and III. c. Rehagiisri, CT the spanish Students
company, are at the D lie- hotel
Mr., and MTs. Henry =. spencer, CT Eos.on, ar
rived 3; the Raj ieE .aSs evening. They visited
Seattle some i've or six years ago.
Mr.. J. NJ. Speifo d q hop buyer Of sel Fran
cisco is STOP ing at the Russell house.