The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-20
THE PASSING THRONG.

dental. He is running q horse and cattle rancn
near Winnipeg. and is stopping in seattle on
tour OF the Pacific coast. IL have been spend
ing most of my time in this country ana Canada
for the past four years" said he last night. Any
family seat Is the Chateau dc Eel in Normandy.
between Argenten and Falaise, and am the last
member of my family except my mother who IL
still living l inherited my title from my
father. who was killed in the F1anco-Prussian
war. am an officer in the reserve of the French
army, having risen from the ranks. and AZ such
have 70 report to the french consul wherever
] go. understand there 10 no French
consul here. ! have travelled all over the
eastern part OF the United States, but
this 10 my first visit to this Coast was raised
in England, which accounts for my being able
to speak English so well. I like America very
much; the spirit OF its people Is more like that
of my own pcopie than il that OF any other peo-
pie. I admire its want of ceremony and open
hearted hospitality. People don't ask for proofs
OF what you are before taking you to their
homes l came TO this city an entire
stranger. and although I have been here
less than q week have been invited
to several houses and most charmingiy enter
tainet. Oh, yes, great many American ladies'
marry Frenchmen, and again, know OF many
American gentlemen who say that they will
marry French ladiea was on my way to Cali
fornia. but was so charmed with your wonder
ful city that l couldn't resist the temptation to
remain here q short time"
Mra Josephine B. Wilbur will leave for her
home in Chicago this afternoon. Mrs. Wilbur
has visited San Francisco, Stockton, 8 acramento
and Portland since her arrival on the Pacific
coast, but gives the palm to Seattle Tor beaut!-
full environment and varied scenery. n have
been charmed with the lake, sea. forest and
mountain scenes amid which Seattle 10 To-
Gated, she said in conversation with Posr-IN-
TKLLI6ENc Err reporter. land can imagine what
the beauties of . normal summer season would
be. shall always retain plessan. recollections
OF my visit. and expect to renew them when l
reach Chicago by . peep at the Washington
state building at the Worlds fair
George Hazard. the retired Democratic poll
tician, Ia the city. He refused to talk politics
to PosT-IrNTELLiGENCER reporter last night,
on the ground that he knew nothing about the
situation and was q non .combatant However,
no thought thu appointment of simon Il. Flynn,
OF Spokane, a. bank examiner, . good one.
ION May p, 1892" he said. latter the close OF
the Democratic state convention at Vancouver,
photographed to David b. Hill: The eight del
ega:es chosen are meu of common sense aud
discretion Immediately Mr.. Flynn sent an
other dispatch. saying: George Hazard 10 .
liar Well, Mr. Flynn was right that time"
George Bothell. Of Bothell, left last night with
John 1. Keller tor Scranton, Pa. to settle up an
estate OF &0,eoG or S6o.ooo lett Mr.. Keller by his
father Mr. Keller is an old chopper on the
Sound, we'll known as Siwash jack, and Mr..
Botheli goes with him as his attorney in fact
Mr.. Keller has been on the Sound twenty-six
years, ana after securing his fortune will make
tour OF the East with Mr. Bothell, Visiting the
Worlds fair on the return trip.
Mrs. r. +. Dunlop. wife of the pastor Of the
Frs: Christian church. has gone to Turner Or,
to attend the convention of the Christian
churches of that state. Mrs. Dunlap is presi-
dent OF the Homan's Board OF Missions for
Washington.
Edwin o. Wood. special agent OF the treasury,
aud Charles T.. Lewis. special inspector OF Gus
toms, the two officers from the East who seized
the steamship Haytian Republic a short time
ago. are again in this city, stopping at the
Grand.
+. N. Gertson. OF Carson city, New. and James
Coleman, of Butte City. Mont. two well-known
mining men. were in the city yesterday regis
tered al the Occidental. They have gone 10
visit the mines a; Monte Cristo.
II. c. southwlck, of the MacDougaIl & South.
wick Company, has returned from avisit to New
York, aud J. Is. MacDougali of the same firm,
leaves today ior a trip through the Eastern
s.ases.
c. F. Brand. of Fairhaven. secretary OF the
Shiagle Manufacturers Association. is at the
Arlington. He cams down to attend the meet
ing of the association this morning at Kauke's
hall.
F. E. Kelley. editor OF the Dramatic Ssa-, lef,
las, night on q two months tou: Of the East He
viii 20 as far New York aud will visit his
former home, Zanesviile. ., on his way back
CGiet Blalocs. OF the Walla " ALA FIRE depart
msut. In the city with friends YESTERDAY.
ard enjoyed run the freboat snoouslmis
at the invtIatlon OF Chief Hunt.