The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-23

growth OF the state. King county has some
what moro than one-dfth OF the patients, and
Fierce county exactly ons-hfth." Dr.. Waughop
practiced medicines for nine years at Olympia
1sso. He was born in Illinois in 1899 and spent
his boyhood on farm He entered Eureka col.
iegs at Eureka, Illinois, but before
he had finished his course there
the civil war broke out. and he went to the
front. His regiment was in several of the
bloodiest battles, among others Shiloh and Dom
elson- Toward the close OF the great struggle
bis health became impaired, and since the active
service of tho army OF the West had ceased, he
obtained position In the hospital service.
After the war he continued his medical studies
at Ann Arbor, and iator at the Long Island Col
iege hospital, from which institution he was
graduated with distinction The practice OF his
profession he began In White Cloud, Kan, of
which city he afterward became mayor. In 1865
he settled At Blue Island, ILL.,, and q We years
later moved to the Pacific coast and began his
practice at Olympia He was very prominent in
the organization and maintenance of the medi-
Cal society of the territory.
D. B. Garfield, Of Philadelphia, II at tho
Northern hotel. Mr.. Garfield, who is the pub
Usher OF the American Lan Register, has been for
forty -ears In the business of publishing law
books. 81 have just been At OLYMPIA" said he
last night, sand / must tell you that your
supreme court Is a remarkably able body of
men-iawyers and scholars. Judge G. II. Han
ford, oil the United States court, already has the
reputation OF being one of the brightest and
most learned of the younger judges Of the
country"
Colonel William F. Prosser, of North Yakima,
chairman of the state harbor line commission,
is at the Northern hotel. He has Just returned
from skagit county. where surveys are being
made Tor the commission. Said he: Gas soon
al Captain Gilbert finishes at Anacortes be will
go to La Conner, and then he will probably
come here. There are ten miles Of Seattle's
water front, I'm the recently added territory from
Smiths cove around Sand Point, which have
not yet been surveyed for harbor lines''
D. C. Guernsey, OF Dayton. IL at the Northern
hotel, having come to the city to attend the
meeting of the Bankers Association. Mr.
Guernsey, who is a member OF the state harbor
line commission, has frequently been in Seattle
attending the business of the commission Last
night he said: 1.-The wheat OF Eastern Wash.
ington shocking better than for twenty years,
except perhaps on the lower Eureka fiat
everybody Is happy over the prospect of fine
crop"
M. J. Rogers, of Fairhaven, IL at the
Diiler Mr.. Rogers, who is
native OF Maine, was for a number of years
asallor,and then he worked at ip-building on
the Penobscot. After long time spent In ship
building and sailing on the great lakes he came
to Puget sound four years ago, and he is now
pulloing tn1rty-ton schooner for tn sealing
business.
Commodore Theodore D. Wilson, chief con-
struetor OF the navy department. who has been
spending few days at the Rainier hotel, left
with Mrs. Wilson for Olympia yesterday morn
ing. They will be there several days MI. VII.
son 10 anxious to inspect the Charleston, the
only vessel OF the new navy which he has never
seen.
j. Glessner, large boot and shoe dealer and
an ardent Republican of Warsaw, Ind, is In the
city on visit to his old friend and neighbor
A. B. Ball, special agent of the land office He
says that Harrison is stronger in Indiana than
he was four years ago and will carry the state
by at least 5000 majority.
George ID. Cooper, merchant Of San Fran
cisco, il at the Rainier hotel with his vile
They are making pleasure trip to the north
coast and go from here to Victoria. Mr. Cooper
is one OF the partners in w. D. Sloane & Co g
San Francisco house.
O. FL. Culver, the business manager OF the
Farhaven Herald, and w. ]. Mclean, who IA en-
gagged in manufacturing at Fairhaven, arrived
at the Northern hotel last night
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Reece, Mr.. and Mrs., ], A.
Bingham, Miss e. V. Bingham and George II.
Hawley, of Chicago, were at the Rainier hotel
yesterday.