The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-27
THE PASSING THRONG.

Cadet Taylor and his son, W. c. Taylor, are
guests OF the Occidental. When s. P. Rounds
was made public printer by President Arthur
Mr.. Taylor went to Warrington City - Mr..
Rounds chief clerk Afssr the Cleveland adj
mtnistratfon came into power Mr.. Rounds, to-
gether with his son, q r. ssounds, IT,, Mr. Taylor
and o. H. Rothacher, the brilliant young jour.
nalist whose untimely death year or 30 ago
was mourned BY large circle OF friends
In and out OF newspaper work. formed
company and purchased the Omaha
Republican. Mr.. Taylor becoming bustness man
aeer, position which he held until Mr..
Rounds death. After this sad event OLSEN
rels amongst Mr.. RounGs' heirs greatly i'm.
paired the strength and standing of the paper.
aud the owners disposed OF 1t at q heavy loss.
After this Mr.. Taylor devoted himself to I'm.
ance, aud Is at present. vice president OF the
Globe Loan and Trust Company OF Omaha. He
is largely interested in Seattle real estate, and
he has son who owns nining property in the
Ruby Creek district MIR. taylor 10 ON his way
to visit his son and the mtaes, and he will b
gone week or ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Redelsheimer returned
yesterday from an Eastern tour. After day or
two in St. Paul and Minneapolis and Q short
stay In Chicago they went 90 Fort Wayne, Ind,
to visit Mr.. Redelsheimep's parents. Though
his father IL SO and his motner 70 years old. Mr..
Redelsheimer says he found them In the best
OF health, in fact, they are still young people.
They went to New York for two weeks and then
visited Philadelphia, Detroit, Cleveland, Dem
yer. and came home by way of San Francisco.
Mr.. Redelshsimer said: "ee were in the East
during the heated term ans assure you APP
preciate this climate after it There are only
two places In the country where would live
San Francisco and 6esttls-and, as regards
climate, infinitely prefer Seattle. We talked
up this country to the kind OF people We want
out here aud said nothing to those We do not
want I believe that after the Worlds tair
there will b . great influx Df people here"
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lareyre, tourists from
New Orleans, who have been stopping ct the
Rainier for several days. lefs yesterday on trip
down the Sound. Coming from . city q large
portion of which 10 often below the level Of tho
Mississippi, and none of it City feet above, they
find the hills Of this city very formidable, and
wondered why the enterprise OF the city did not
cut them down and render the street grades
easier. They were sure that as they now are
they create an unfavnrabls Impression upon
cate here and build houses. Others differ with
them and find one OF the citT's chief attractions
in its slightly hills
Mrs. Tennis Wood, OF Benson, MINI, and Mr..
J. Castell Hopkins, editot OF the Empire,
Toronto, Canada, are visitiag at their fathers
place on Vashon island. Mr. Hopkins, who
came over the Canadian Pacific railway to Van.
couver, il an active advocate Of closer trade re-
lations between Great Britasl and Canada aud
il president Of the Toronto Young Mems Con.
sentative Association. q member OF the city
school board and fellow OF the Royal Colonial
Institute of London, Englana.
Robert D. Grant, OF the Parrot Silver and Cop.
per company. OF Butte, Mont. II at the North
ern. He has come to the Sonnd to look after
some property interests he has here and goes
this morning to Fairhaven, Mr.. Grant has
large mining interests In Montana and say that
great deal of Eastern capital IL coming into
the Butte district "If the reports hear about
the Monte Cristo district are: correct" he said,
SIT Is going to be . good thing for Seattle"
George Z. FiIley, of Olympia, with his brother,
Fl. w. Filley, OF Burlingame, kan.; MrA Elma
Stockin and son, of Clyde, N. Y, and Mrs. J. H.
Schelly, St Joseph, NO., were pleasure party
who came up from Olympia and went on the
excursion to the ocean on the City OF Seattle.
They were registered at the Dsller yesterday.
NJ. D. Roche and d.. J. c. PAINTER, of Omaha,
are registered at the Occidental. Mr.. Roche
was formerly clerk of Douglas county. Of which
Omaha is the county seat, ana at present Is gen.
eral agent for Dr.. Kelley. OF b chlOrids of gold
fame. Dr. Painter IL one of ahe physicians A.
tached to the home institute.
Mrs. Brown and sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. +
Emersod. OF Salt Lake City. ard J. f. Thomas.
OF Ogden, Utah. were . party OF tourists who
came in from Victoria yesterday. and were reg.
istered at the Occidental. They departed in the
evening for the East.
Mr. and Mrs. W. q. swalwels and Mrs. g. W.
swalwell. OF Everett, and Mrs: J. Swalwell and
Mrs. Z. Williams, OF Marinettb Wis. were guests
at the Northern yesterday.
Bailey Gatzert is now on his way to San Fran.
els co, where he will remain week or so before
returning home from his long kOur In Europe.