The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30
lPING FOR NEWS.
4 Vho Talk and Men Who
Are Retfcent.
1nonaaS AAvessavs wifn Per-
sssIns CssyssrssSsss-A Ess.sy
- sssp.


1D(no q ~ investigation nov eoing
- - - Ds1etng out of the doings IN the
- ooerUe session. Frank O. Carpenter
Vo1nown c0ffsspOndent, tells some
a6oot ~ apprUNchablsness Of sens-
49, ND o1hesA Edmundx. he says, sell
- euhmfte - IN intesvfsw. but when he
QM - tolls eomeshfng worth hearing. but
I y - ~. what h DOS NOT vsnf 70.
o1R neyoe submits - m intervies 81 I'll.
S NJ ! BDoRtoe attempts 70 interview I'd
uo1 - oxocutfve session matters he
lo Chfng - ~ Tins, but next Day By
1opy e he ruies Of the senate. with
- %Gn1 Do6ciI woxk around the prohibition
1ColnM swing out any secret session news.
s - ~ cabinet 0ll1ceSS viii talk. though
enonnnnos n approechsbie and Window
-. epunkiug 81 Blaine and the news
cgv > o1osy d told q how VIII Nicholas,
uo0 known Newspaper reporter, once
0o1odv n On Blains. Nicholas was In
EsooeO on he 75mes. and had been or
eo1 ~ Editor storey TO 80 Elaine. who
49, 6to0piue ~ the Palmer house, and get
- imtorvtsw With him. Nicholas watched
m B1ntno Went to his room, and then
nf ~ hts card, but Blaine was not 1t
mo" Hepon3ed attempts 10 reach tho
1fo1no mn heging faiisd. Nicholas went
S1oss - sassn uhsrs hs saw man-a
G<tcoUoon-whO locked vary much Ike
- 1870. pnt1od this man on the shoulder
~ 11f1s How do you do. Mr.. BlaineY'
S 3Go man looked around and replied:
III = 4. Mtckf What's the lay :" Said
IcH61oo: II havs bssn sent ont u inter-
yIDu ~. uIains, and - ron look like Mr..
6fno vii Interview you, and he there
nDem toHnn 20 ask questions. The man
16ck ~ cue and hc nnswsred the inter-
6ro1ce1os III Characteristic manner. say
- fpot tha thinep. however. that Blaine
2kGnld not hsve said. Nicholas wrote up
- 1nturviow, and II was published. Blaine
nu1tood II The next day when he WAS travel
- oomeWhert IN the CENTRAL part of Wis.,
1111nin. H wos very angry. and he teie-
! fn6ko1 - Mr.. storey that hs had hsd no
3 Inf6xVtow with any Of his reporters. ktores
0t1Dorod ~ discharge Of Nicholas, but that
6kpoud reporter pointed ont that the inter-
NV IA not puspoFt 70 b. with Blaine. bat
INN Whc looked like him. viii stayed.
ono q ~ funniest interviews Of the past
fIfoo yoars Was thnt which was uncon-
ectou6ly given BY Senator Ingalls, to Mr.
IoNs1ey, theu q tbs Washington Pba bat
noW connocted with the New Fork World
HI IoWo1ey was ssnt 70 interview Senator
Ineallo On politics. Senator Ingalls, did not
vont % talk and he turned the converse
tton, q evsry question that Lewslsy put. to
- subject Of shaving. When Lswsiey
oDkod him - 10 the prospects Of the party
Gena1or Ingalls, remarked that Mr..
InWutoy'a beard needed trimming,
md s'as . friend told him -
non11oman could not 90 through
! H without shaving himself once . day"
You should shave the first thing In the
1nornins." aid lnealiA You viii want .
eup a hot water. and A. 10 the razor.
ond - On every time IewnIey tried 10 come
- ~ paint Thsn be branchsd OF 70 soap.
~. n. IAwslsy. forgot 70 speak about
- ooop The finest soap ron viii find on
{ - uafkoe h made In New England by
3non named blank. !" and here Mr.. Ingalls,
uoplioned the name of ono Of tho noted
ooop men a. NJ United States. and went
"a VIM ! quarter Of . column Of eulogy in
NJ unusl linguistic pyrotsehnics upon she
viftues a this particular soap. every word
q which IAwslsy took down.
Mr.. Levslsy. iinding he could not get
What ~ wanted. left. and having certain
amouut Of space to I'LL he wrote up the iu-
tnrvisw On ahaving. quoting ingalls, words
- they were uttered. The NEXT day every
my IN Waoasn8ton Wes Laughing over
this jnterview. and by tbs following week
8 u was copied into nearly every paper In
~ United States. Senator Ingalls, did
mi objsct to u until be saw II In one OF the
advertising pages Of Hagp<y's Heskiy. The
ahaytnx soap man had taken . picture of
tloqatof Ingalls, aud had paid for whole
80 cl Haspsvs Hsekiy for this and the in-
tefvtew advertising his SOAP Mr. iewsley
bought AaspeIs the day IL came out aud
BE had Il In his pocket rs. going up to-
Wasd the capitol. he met Senator Ingalls,.
lAwslsy took the paper to Ingalls, and
showed Il to him. ingalls, screwed his
double spsctaclsd ewes close 10 the paper
moment without speaking. and then he
1Aiesd them mp and said:
NY God, Lewsley. you've ruined mel"
s0h, no. l think not" said Lewsley.
"It Is Just ~ you gave It to me, Is Il not -
Yes. believe u h. " said Ingalls,. ..snd
there Is no use In trying 10 lie out OF II.
couldnt afford 10 enter the ring with
great professional liar like yourself. fwiIi
do one thing. however. will rreven, the
reappearancc Of that advertisement
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