The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-03

Still Repeating His Lies About the Fal
lon Heirs--New Attack on Phlllipa.

Bull repeating MS Lies A ADOut tho FA1.
Ion Heirs--New Attack on Phillips.
TACOMA, N~v 2-lspecial.l-A newspaper
man OF Democratic proclivities was engaged to-
night by the Tacoma bureau Of the Posi- INTEL
LIGENCER to t~l the plain truth about anything
Mr.. Snively might say or do at the anti Seattle
meeting here SThe only instruction given was
that fair, impartial and unbiased report Of the
meeting be wrIien and that the meeting be
given all the ssace 1t deserved inside limit of
500 words Thr report follows word for word az
turned in at tha PosT-ISrELLIGENcER bureau:
H J. snivel< addressed a crowded house at
the Tacoma thSater this evening. Judge Frank
Allyn preside4. Snively told the same old
story in refutss ION OF the charges made against
him, and took ZIP the charges made by the Fall
Ion heirs oniy1o submit that he would settle
with them whsa they became of age He read
3 B Phps
the authorities for swindling men who aided
him in diggins<up evidence in Grafton against
snivs,y The egrGpn viii ILL., puSli:h shi: te e
vote most of Snis speech to the PosT-INTELLr-
GENcE andR iss representative here. snively
III n seS ea.s
as an unfof. .unats business man. asked
in a leitf.nded way for sympathy
he rs, talked fea nearly two hours. The Fallon
heirs, he said, gould make him governor If they
had their Way He paid enough attention to
charge Repubr rcans with extravagance in tho
MANAGEMENT OF the state as compared with the
cost in OregoA Snively aroused no little en-
;hu.s, aSsasve; mss. WA: wArny ..n ep'sssa sess
tie or King county. Editor Franklin K
Lane, of the NSrs made lively and catching
address, in whEh he announced that II Seattle
had the canal Tacoma would even then load
more vessels her harbor. Addresses were
also made by eSGov Church, Of Everett; /. H.
Platter. OF sps4ane, and N. NJ. Goldman, of
Dayton. An a. td-SeattIe sentiment prevailed a.
usual in all the espeeches.
At the meetif.. beside tho bolters and traitors
to the Republic can party, were Chauncey W.
Griggs. one of ye combine controlling the anti
Seattle newspapers both here and at Seattle,
together with ~.ucog'' Hazard. Henry Drum,
chairman of rne Democratic state committee,
and Others, WIZ are under the thumb of the Se-
attic -haters, an who "will do just about what
the Seattle-hassAs say or tell them to do Seat
tie was ridiculeI and spat on on all sidea
Spottors and letectives were sent out by these
Sesttle-haters = spy out who was at the Repub-
ncan meeting s0d report their names Said one
OF these spottefz to . Republican At the anti
Seattle meeting
''why don't ~ 90 to the Republican meet
ing?"
"oh, I'm afrs8i Of being spotted" he replied
"If go there t1ey tthe Seattle hatersl will re-
por, me. I'll bsSnarked. I'd like TO 60, though"
He had been Hitimidated into opposing Seattle
and McGraw. 1e said so TO one of the agents OF
Joshus Pierce, se man who acted ss Spokesman
for the dele gatiaass which went 10 the Republican
state headq garssrs recently and questioned the
right of Republicans to organize . cub in
Tacoma Nr. sn.vely did not act or
talk as II heI.was convinced that be was
telling the tsut~ He seemed 70 lack conviction.
Later he skunk @xay from .neeting OF the Elks
lodge. where - had been invited to meet