The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-10

al the dramatic protest. Not season
uasSeS that does not witness the starting
/ from this point OF - least fifteen OF
4 twenty companies Of entertainers which
have behind thern nothing but sheer spec
uiatiol aai chance. Nine ont OF ten Of
them meet with disaster, and the local
managers throughout the country ara
taxed 20 help the poor. stranded perform
ers hack 20 their homes OF course 30
long IS professional people are necessities
AMI pinchbeck managers are willing TO
take chances. so long this abuse will con-
TIME IN degree. But . little organiza-
ton among the reputable managers Of the
country might have the effect OF -edlcIne
the abuse 10 q minimum. and the field i
one which. an sure. invites the talents
and the benevolence u Mr. Palmer.
NJ. John Bris5en Walker. publisher Of
the Cosmopolitan Magazine. : splendid IL
lEstratioa u the success hlca may come
10 3 man when he once finds his true field
Of usefulness. NJ. Walker has. in very
few wears built the t0fmop91it1B I'D 70 a
splendid financial success. and thar. 200.
in the face Of E10s- gigantic opposition.
His magazine seems 10 have struck tie
rDpular medium between the daily news
paper anu the h.gh-c2ste monthly pe-iodi-
cal Il : one Of the h2nds0mesT pubiica-
tions II New York city. and Il Mr. Walker
Is not persuaded 10 give his magazine TOO
much OF 3 literary tone. ne mas before him
q great future Mr. Walker has had
rather diversified career. After gra5uat-
ing a. West Point he was taken
out 70 China BY Minister BQ-ling-
game 20 teach the Monaghan how
70 shoot That Is 10 say. ne WIS
one OF the first OF the Americans 70 help
place the Chinese army on = seml-civiizeI
basis That experience ended. re married
here the daughter or General ctTotnsr, Of
Virginia. 4 weli-known artist Who Illus
the Signature OF "Forte-Crayon- When
frSt met NJ. Walker. back n the sew
entities. be mad invested largely in Kama.
wan coal lands ana was PRAYING for Gusa
times and more money. He Vas a ar.
dent Green oacker. In furtheTaace 81 his
plans lie started here Il New YORK
weekly Green back s1vocate- de was TOO
near 70 Wall street for ta&t sor. OF thing
AMI The paper vas not success After
wards ne lErei out 4 little pr 1Elng essaa-
E-hneut n Washington Citv and re-
suTei the publication OF the Green
back organ n 1s--. When Stilsoa
Hutchins and myself launched the
Duiig Past in Washington City We found
ourselves n A fair way 20 POSTPONE the
Gay SCI for the publication OF the initial
number II c0lseG lelCe OF the appearances
81 eiEh- feet o. water n our p-aSS-eol
3l-. Va ker's GreeuoaCk organ hai lust
expired aud We borrowed his one-cylinler
II - z
shed II the upper part Of the city. We
cartel il hastily down % the old CsroRicls
building. and. finding dry door TOR Il.
pyr X in operation. AMI for 81 .e2St month
the Posi- Sas printed on Mr.. Walkers
press. which h9d been c-2lo-llg 50 loudly
Tor more eeaoscks-
After hss Washington City exrer.snes
Mr.. Walker went 10 Denver. Col. and
started 8 weekly periodical. which he
called, think. The later Oceaa. He was
still aGherln- 70 the theory mat the conn
try needed larger circulating medium.
b good fortune ne landed On ! good real
estate speculation. and u due time for
tune Was hucS-ed upon his back, as
Shakespeare gould say. Il was then that
he came ID New YORK. gathered uD tae re-
mains o. me Cos.soys reyIvIaei il
and started il on FEe road 70 sEcceSs. Mr..
Walker = s man u sSOGE n years, with
81 appearance which enables him 20 rate
os.01 r. He i \ ciear-cat. nervous, az
g-esslye man. f1ll OF ideas au3 noble So
plVat,ons- He has = strong humane side
70 him. and he may oe vel c,asse3 among
Lae progress W thinkers O. he aSe. His
experiences nave toned him down some
what. / think. ana Il VIII BE very strange
indeed II be does not take MS place 22ocg
gae mast Successful publishers Of the
metropolis.
Ccmins. The oshe- day. through the dee:
81 yachts lying II sAat unique harbor of
B2y Ridge, Just 2o0ye me NzrEows in
New York hay. and Passing one after
smother 81 the magnificent pleasure boats
= hlc-9 Tae wealth and fancy o. New YORK
s-s nave made s. 4uxur- Gus and Is speedy
s. sny Of 1Aeir Slu1 II the world. | Vas
IMPRESSED. Ike hundreds Of nv ts.los
p2sser gers. with the Geslrsblliry % OWL
Ing SJlcl 3 hosting clubhouse That
practically - wh2. many Of them are.
lie scene was gay one Small -uss
-2dea wlsh ice. fresh water. fresh vege-
cac.es. me choicest i4lnties Of the
market, cases Of champagne. boxes
OF carat. barrels Of gPolIsuaris AMI
plain soda GArceS here ant there among
t-ie 1set. ecl,Pr-1- vacl9 sitter yacht fer
cruise az one. gso, tlr=e DAYS o. usrhars
months The gre2. NoEru4h&l. William
Asco~ : enormous pleasure boat. on which
he SPENT zaoss u rs ll:s--at Lezss most Of
ESat p2re q y when - nos devoted -
he scr1si2y e accCZnt tooAs-lsv close
~. Three TAI yGaSES rise Srovs ae- long,
back nCtt. showing how sell she $
equipped for sailing waea her powerful
eng hes take 4 res ~ any reason. II has
oe-n SAID lAa- s1e chief among the secrets
v a.ch died Win William AStor was the
knowledge Of me combination which
opened re lock> Of the wine chests and
rls2: boxes q the NourmshaL such was
current estimate - rhe mans character.
Yet N. combination had evidently long
since been I3ScoFV-e1.
Washington Conno-'s big aver lav close
" slth her c-sArn-coso-e3 stack. elaborate
awnings and ltg = Sess ~ roxboz.s and
laUocaeS> The Golden Fleece the Core
CeE, the DaGut.e>s. and farther of pig
headed C010m1io-e C1e-ry's Elects. whose
hospitality = famous. rode as anchor.
! re san saoce bright. 2s IN SPITE OF all
or naugsy weather We know the New
NorA sun can shine; the ar sAs breezy
ana S-ac ~. arl lie seemed 2bGnaaDtly
Wei So-gA 5ne living. especially - 4 Yacht
os1er. bar from what some OF my
trends say an inclined - tank that
yacht owners are sco1set 10 the boredom
Of sxss|s2ce - even $ greater extent than
>ocle oI ghe 49, o. - WirA $4,000 or
SsAon a. sCw estimate. ,ocSe3 up IN his
ooA-, nam mast Zee. occasionally that he
o1Sat - - down and exercise her a bit,
whether las Inclination leads him in that
d,-ecI-c0 ~ nos. The lnSatiAb,s craze for
novelty See-0S - wear oef after half
o2@eC Grasses ana the burden II owner
Salo begins - SCeN heavier every week.
q he n7tsa1SNt'> Sppolnsnaenx " Colonel
%oab W. Foster - oc secretary Of state in
pace ~ NJ Blaine has served 20 direct
special attention a. the diplomatic service,
ana Z - interesting ~ note IS 10 from
t1e rece0ty tS>Get din 0raAtic roster, what
) very considerable, indeed sstonishingly
iSr-es representation California has. For
example, these CAJtf1~nja0S hold diplo-
IDa21S p>>}tgNas; koUGas3e PachecO IS
,3-afsteE - U2atc0S,a Sri Honduras;
FaHN 4 CcogDoS ~ 9ap&a: IruNt0n
!,eA.e - Persia, JOAN Z A&Nes. consul -
k.@c1encJ-s. kahem'a; Felix l. Mathews,
cl-sS'.- 20 lS0Sse-, CA3-seS T. GrelleE 70
= s-ef>; A'I.> U0ytScASS - stuttgart;
-ersse .ssv = Ian L