The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-23

washington Clfy. "a have 1Iss received Wofus
said he, shat order has been issued by the
war department. for al examination OF Everett
hArbor between the mouth of the snohomish
river and Lowell Captain Thomas W. symuls,
TIE chic OF the army engineering corps a. port
land. VIII make the examination and viii report
upon the practicaoilisy of various plans Tor I'm
proving navigation at the mouth or the river
Mr. Len,zy, who Is an enthusiastic Democrat
and Cleveland man OF the most pronouuced
type, attended the national convention at Chi
easo. In speaking of the nomination he said !:
There was really no opposition 10 Cleveland
He had IL all his own way Mr.. Le1ezy, OF
course IS emphatic in the declaration OF his BE-
LEI that Cleveland will be elected
George T. Myers, OF Portland, the manager OF
the salmon csnaery here. is az the Northern ho-
tel Last night he said shsr q few tyee salmon
were running. but that he did not expect there
would Dc enough aaimon to warrant the opening
OF the cannery before the middle OK August
1--WE are beginning 10 get cur supply OF cans
and LABELS. he continued, and We expect 70
employ about sixty hands when we open
Coolidge Barnard, who conducted from Bos-
ton the Ray mond excursion now bound for
Aiaska on the Queen, is 81 the Rainier hotel
MI Barnard, wao has frequently been In seat
lie when he has been in charge oil similar ex-
eursions. said last evening: In spite OF the
QA2ct IlIleS IN business Tie Uassk bI1lS tSax
seems about as large as ever"
Eugene B. Ripley, a paper MANUFACTURER from
near Hartford, Conn, is stopping afvhe Rainier
hotel He has come West on tour of cbserva.
ton, and has spent nearly 3 month at Tacoma
Before returning 10 the East he will devote not
little time to seattle and the other principal
points on the Sound Il is possible that he may
ultimately settle in this state.
F. j. Holman, o; Bra,tleboro, Vt, arrived at
the Rainier hotel yesterday afternoon aud he
will spend several days here. He IL the home
manager OF the Vermont Loan and Trust Com
pany, corporation which has bought number
of bonds issued in this state, and has placed
money here on mortgages.
A B. Graham, the head of the company which
Is building the Touring mill here, starts East on
three weeks trip Monday. He will visit Chi
eago and probably Pitssburg, returning by the
way OF Denver and taxing in the grand conciave
OF the knights Templar. The object OF the trip
Is chiefly business.
Among The guests at the Grand hotel Is ". Fl.
Lovden. OF San Francisco. resident secretary of
the North British Mercantile and Mercantile
Fire Insurance Company. He is a Leading
authority on the subject of adjusting losses,
ami he has written several books on the subject
Barney Ferguson AMI son. Mrs. D. Ferguson,
Miss Marguerite Ferguson. Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Delaur. Mrs. Lizzie Conway, Miss Berthe Con-
way, Charles H. stanley, James Post and Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. Reid, OF the "McCarthy's Mishaps"
Company. are at the Occidental.
Hon. G. S. Herring ana wife, of Bloomsbury,
Pa, are registered at the Northern. Mr. Herring
is one of the leading members of the state Sem
ate of Pennsylvania, and was one OF the dele
gates-a;-Iarge from that state at the Chicago
convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ranke have reached this
country on their way home from Germany, and
they will arrive In Seattle within week or less.
They are probably at Chicago now.
Mr.. and Mrs F. l. Loring and their two chill.
dren, aud Miss Dorah Schmidt, OF New York
city, arrived at the Rainier hotel yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Casey, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
Rutledge and Mrs. J. B. Hawley, ct Everett,
were At the Northern hotel yesterday.
Henry Hewitt, jr., OF Everett. was at the Rain.
Ter yesterday. Mr.. Hewitt is generally regarded
as the father OF that Lively town.