The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-23
ms HIS COMMISSION.
4 1ery Receives the Title to
4 tie Collectorship.
IL, / aaastE CHANGES SLOWLY.
e-a a~,nH WooA - Mao - - Oys.
4 -. 4so essg. Chissss sasg.
8 -. - - AsEsstea.

~ 4eurup. Jane 9-fspecisi. r.
80 q nnnndess walked home this
ss~.s.~ 90 ~ commission - collector
,.Sree1sle ~ the district Of Puget sound
= sis pceket, and thsre will probably b
10 ssess tsik Of fling protests 20 prevent
IL eiening Of the precious document.
she eommisa;on only arrived today. al
,ksaeh Il 10 dated May %, thres days pre-
vios.s 70 the date Of letter Of notification
r,crsved on Decoration day.
III. 9sunders was seen at his residences
] SIS evening By . reporter and when ssked
sssa he expected TO take hold Of bis c6dcs
] 81 sid:
tnx commission hiss come few days before
sr..,s ted IL. I. means that must take hold OF
] ~ essce on the Iss of the rsxf month as tie
*hd&ss Il vii require pesry my whole tine
1slls.y the next eight days 70 put my psevste
oe5srs In shape. bat I viii consult With Capt
esssn tomorrow abont turning over tie ociee.
81 sswsgd % making changes, / Will take but
"a ~ possib tsrse men In with -. and the
esass shsages mus: necssssriiy c1ma slowly.
III 20 make the change In sneh wsy ~ 70
esssess - service, and the eompssency Of the
nsA - End already I'm he Chico viii have
csfsSaNs1,s - do vita ebassss from time 70
, usss.
Erc.m the last statement II 10 10 b ex-
nsssd that most of the 600 applicants will
iass some time longer to wait.
s.orr TowssEsp June 2-fSpeeial. T.
ep4ciai Agent Wood absolutely declined
20 say anything about the origin
o. sruthiuiness Of the Washington
sCsss dispatch charging that Winston.
Dss;xn. WATSON and Mulkey were
Ssse:,ssd on account Of he
hgs implicated in smuggling
epsssslons, further than to say: 81 have
nsvsr heard Of Marshal Brown in any man.
~ ape or form until saw his name
= s.ss dispatch referred to-" That was all
Vch would say and no amount
4 questioning could bring out any
o1diaoaal information. lie would
~ voueh for any part
It's: statements credited 10 him In the
G4aics'. nor would he deny its aushentie-
~ From other sources IL was learned that
1ssss. Woods colleague In the investiea.
6sa. halls from Suspension Bridge, n.
J.. and that he 10 . Republican in
pssissrs and has been = special
sAeses for twelve years. II ID
vsNstaru tuat 0DOu Caul0 out 10 the CO3Sl
bon artiers issued by Chief Of Inspectors
Whitehead.
bpseial Agents Culiom and Wood re-
hfnsi from Victoria today. where they
Nave been conducting an In
E1rmal investigation In the alleged
[nnraiag operations OF the Haytien Re
|pnb!is. They declined TO make any state
Eoent about the matter.
Another affair that IL occupying theiI
[ettenslon Il that they have just learned
Aat thirty-two of the Chinese
NO came over from China on
- sass voyage Of tho Mognl in
- les II 247 Chinese passengers and
~ claimed TO be actors bound to Chi.
- obtained their entry by fraud and
nfssr'esentation. Rev. Tom Sing. oil
chlessa, Chinese preacher. produced
shat ire alleged to be bogus certificates and
Alsesf.dsnce upon which the Chinese were
Eo6nji.,d and taken to Chicago. II Is
~ s:id that Special Agent Charles
~ lewis Is on his way "a
0icag3 to arrest Tom Sing and a. many
aths sihlaese ~ he can find.
dAH BASEBALL H4CO1D.