The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-20
THE PASSING THR0SG.

THE PASSING THROxG.
M p. ]. Cazosan. Of San fsnnefoeo. - q
visit 10 the essy. and In facs IL making tour OF
the While Puget sound eccasxy, examining IN
various INTEREST," He vas formerly member
Of the large vhoiesa.s hardware Arm q caf0isn
B Co., Of San Francisco. which aid . large o0Aa-
uess With merchants In Seattle and other cfuee
In shis sectscs. and he Vas pleased TO renew sis
se0usintaaes with his old customer. .'ioes
said be. "uhIle Ne have done buo1ne0 aal ovee
the Coast. Ne found that among Cur noss 40
counts were thoss on Puget sound ] vas hefs
about ten years ago and naturally notice naay
great changes and Improvements In the cit1s
though tae deveiopmsot Of the country
90 b seen nov was then predicted sucn
beautiful body of water - Lake Washington
would Be . valued resort II IL were
In the neighboghood Of New YORK or
Chicago Directly after the great dre our
drrn received . telegram from one OF 10 cus-
toners ordering 200 worth OF goods: snsi VIII
give a idea Of the extend Of the business We
did here st that time and Of the energy OF your
people in preparing to resume oustness when
the city was in ruina I have just bsen spsnd-
Tag . fev DAYS In Tacoma and passed them very
pleasantly. - I have many warm friends there
Mr. Carolan, Who recently married Miss Harriet
Pullman. The younger daughter OF NJ George
u. Pullman, hes been spending about three
months in the East and large part OF that time
hes been occupied in seeing the Worlds iaif,
about which he 10 enshuxiastic "Ihe wash
fngson exhibit IL very commsndable," said he,
"and attracts . great many Eastefu peo-
pie. The California people also take great
pride In their exhibit, and with good cause.
The great success Of the Worlds far could NOS
Be certain in any other city In the wosid than
Chicago. You have an instance Of the wonder
Sssgv ~ oS nrl4< nj
the interest they take in the fair in the acs that
when the Columbia Nations; hank q the
fair failed. rather than have any dis.
credit thrown on the sotsrpfiss. . few promi-
nsnt cit.gsns had within half IN hour raised
the monsy 70 pay ell the Deposition. taking
what securities the bank could Offer. At San
Francisco. where stopped . short time on my
In the winter fats, ana many large subscrtp-
tons have been received for it. The pso-
pie OF San Francisco are convinced that
II win bring shout . local reaction
from the present depression Of bustneoA
They propose. If possible. to have some Of the
exhibitors 1t Chicago display their exhibits ct
San Francisco. particularly those from Central
America, Japan. Java. and other Oriental conn
tries, ~ they viii have 10 pass through can
Francisco on their WY home. This winter fair
may induce many people to 60 to San Francisco
instead Of to Florida and the Bsrmudsa A 70
1napcial matters, can say that am In favor OF
the repeal OF the sherman Law, and the senti-
ment in favor OF the repeal Of the act 10 very
general IN the East II seems. however, that the
unsettled condition OF the tariff question il -
much to blame for the present depression - the
silver question. for IL has locked up over $780,
00o.ooo OF active capital in industries which are
shut down on account Of the uncertainty - 70
the action Of eongrssa"
q A. Bowman, OF Springfield. O.. IL one Of
the Alaska tourists stopping 1t the Rainier. II
suppose am about the only lawyer In Ohio
who 10 not In politics" said he last night. ITO
tell the truth. however. politics and the law are
getting 70 b two Distinct professions. The
time was. and Yecollecs II, when they went 70.
gether vsry we'll But nowadays, - b success
full In one or the other branch, . man must
largely reiinQu!sh any chance Of success In the
otheE Il used 10 b. that the preacher and
teacher were one and the same. but they. too
have become distinct professions. Nov, q for
me, while political honors In this conntfy.
iaifly won. dfs such - no man ean dsspiss.
very much dislike the methods necessary to b
pursued to achieve such distinction. To b Q
member Of congress 10 no great evidence OF Q
mems ability, and even.a member OF congress
needs something else besides his certificate OF
election 70 get into good society. This IL my
frst trip to this section OF country and think
Il 10 grand"
Robert Mantsll clossd his sugagemsnt as the
new Seattle thsater last night with splendid
presentation Of ''The Corsican Brothera" This
actor. heretofore known to Seattle audiences BY
reputation only. has established his popularity
here and his return next season will BE- eagerly
looked for. Mr.. Manteli himself il delighted
with Seattle and the reception he received.
Although accustomed TO large houses and the
plaudits OF ihe multitude, the spontanei:y OF the
enthusiasm he evoked here surprised and
pleased him. At leach OF the three performances
he was given curtain calls, not only 1t the end
OF each act but also ~ tho scene curtains went
down for . moment Whenever he appeared on
the stage there Was q burst OF applause The
PEOPLE did not anticipate much from his COM
MISUNDERSTANDING his feputasion--but they
made up in cordially during the engagement
for their lack OF prescience. Mr. Mantell and
company so to Tacoma today to finish the week
ct the Tacoma theaser.
Capt l. A. Dyer has returned from Chicaso.
where he went to dispose OF . car load Of fresh
halibut shipped there for tho Fourth OF July.
and he says Chicago people like halibut Capt
Dyer says that the Washington building attracts
more attention than any other OF the state
buildings. and more questions are asked about
this state BY strangers than OF any other. but
that there 10 practically nothing In the building
to represent Seattle.
George I. Myers. president OF the Myers Pack
ing Company, has arrived from Portland 10 pre-
pare for the salmon season at his cannery.
There 10 q dull market ahead OF us" he said
"but we have courage TO go On and develop our
industry. We shall run the cannery during the
season and hope to make fair pack"
T. }. Parkinson. editor and proprietor OF the
Carson. New. Tribune, who has valuable real
estate interests in seattle. 10 in the city visiting
relatives and friends, among them s. I.
stewart
Nj. J. Forbes. OF Duluth: Miss Boyutou. Of
New York. and Mr.. and AIRS. c. A. Severance Of
81 Paul. are party OF tourists who came over
from Tacoma yesterday ana are stopping 1t the
Rainier
Among the tourists registered at the Rainier
are Mr.. and Mira N. l. Becas. Of San Francisco.
and Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Mcintyre. of Iron
Mountain. Mich.
Mrs. II. 5. King and Miss I. L. King. OF Pitts
burg. are tourists stepping at the Arlington
They came in on the Queen from Alaska
T. f. Airsworth, the hsa merchant resurned
yesterday from a week . absence in Montana an
10 stopping 81 the Arlington.
Hon John Laary 10 confined to his hsd nv an
attack OF ;sundies, but no serious consso uen
feared.
Hsrmsn c Egsers. OF Fresno. Cal. 10 . xuest