The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-21
The PASSING THRONG.

Mr.. Irving Bacaeller, Of View York, Is at the
Rainier. accom- panied By his fs, On pleasure
tour 20 tie Pacific coast Today jhsy go % VIC
tors snG will return East By u y Of san Fran
cisco Nj. Bachelor, no Is the author Of Iae
Master Of Silence" aud other works OF fiction.
Is TIE head OF the literary syndicate Of Bsensuer
i q Johnson. which supplies lll1stssted literary
matter 70 the lead nE newspapers Of the United
states. he Is good-iookiRg nEn 81 30 and has
the osperous air Of a successful journalist.
| he was the pioneer in the Literary syndi-
| cate business, and thus bsaefacEor OF the
/ press, the writer's aud the general pub
! lie No single newspaper co1ld afford
/ 70 print story by Robert Louis
Stevenson, Bret HaTse or Kipling. bat dozen
| oF dividing the expense. ara abe to do So The
/ author receives considerable sum FOR the
night of .eresl publications. still retaining the
| copyright; the newspapers ara allie to largely
| increase their sales. and the people are given
ngn class o. reading matter. 7 he bss. features
| Il TIE New York aad Chicago Sunday papers
| are syncIes'et; that is, they sppear simui'ane-
| ously with their publication in .as PosT-lNTEL-
LIGESCER Some Of the leading arrie!es IN TO-
| morrow's PosT-INTELL.GESCEa were furnished
through Mr.. Bachelors house, which las the
| hnes. newspaper engraving establishment IN
| the United States. Mr.. Bachelor visited the
| Worlds fair grounds IN Chicago two weeks ago.
ana gazed IN amusement g. Washing'on's tail
flagstaff and big logs, but has seen good many
similar prodisies since coming 10 this state.
| J. Henry Smith, a leading attorney OF Mount
vernon, wss a. the Diller YESTERDAY, and, speak
| ing OF the senatorial fight, said: Senator
Edens, OF our county, who today changed his
vote from Turner u Allen, is a ell TODD farmer
living On GueGlea island, near Aascor,es. He
bears an excellent reputation in our county. is
| man OF considerable means, ana is altogether
| above the least suspicion of corre prion. / do
not see how man living in Seattle can torsake
int
| wish OF his constituents, but up a our county
| the case Ia different. The senatorial question
| did nos enter Into the campaign at ali, and
! while ! would like 20 sec Allen reelected, !
! have no idea what the sentiment OF the
| people of s4egit county would be on the
| question. Oar representatives are free 10 vote
on the question a. they think best for the state,
| the party and for our county. owing % their
having been two factions in our party and
| representative nominated from each, did not
expect that they would vote alike on the sena-
| torial question. / expected Hurd to vote for
| Turner and McMiilen for Alien. he PEOPLE OF
| our section were disappointed in not seeing
| Senator Allen during the campaign on account
| oil the illness of lis family, but Turner made
TWO or three speeches and created good i'm
| preston. There is no doubt in my mind bat
saas Allen VIII be elected. as ne should be-
| A H. Jose. of North Bend, is registered at the
| GFsnd. There is considerable excitement up
| our way, sad he, lover some recent rich min
! erai discoveries up the north fork OF the Sno-
| qualmie, about twenty miles from North Bend.
| have not been up there myself, bat / under
stand that there are about forty prosDectors up
! there now and tina. another patty of about forty
Will leave Snoqualmie for the new district
| today. l was told that the mineral discovered
| there is high grade silver, in large ledges
| While the country up there is very rough and
| heavily tim oered, there is a good trail up the
and fba-a IA hns,,r
| situated below the winter snow level. There
| has been considerable prospecting done up there
| during the last two months, but very little has
| been said about it."
A. Fl. Clarke, president OF the rairhsyen
Chamber OF Commerce and president of the
Fairhaven National bank, accompanied by Mrs
Clarke, Is stopping at the Arlington. He came
| down to meet President Hill. of the Great North
ern, and accompany him to Fairharen, and will
no doubt see that that citys advantages are well
| presented to the ST. Paul magnate 81 think
| the prevailing dulness in investment circles"
| said he, sis very largely due to the uncertainty
overthe currency question. Capitalists are taxing
| precautions against a possible panic the result
| beng boarding OF money. In my erinion con-
| gress should gradually reduce the amount OF
| silver purchased every month"
| Z. F. Guerin, OF Suohomish, Republican can
| didate for sheriff of Snohomish county at the
idst eiecIiOus was seen at me TraD1 yesterday
| IN regard 10 Representative Roscoe's deserton
| of Senator Aliens cause 81 don't think Ros.
| coe sold bis vote for money" said he STILL It
| Is unfortunate that he should have put himself
| in position where such q thing might be sus.
| pected Roscoe is a friend of mine. aud think
| very highly Of him. He is ambitious, and /
| think he may have been won over 10 Turner's
| GAUGE by some very glittering political promises
| There is no doubt but that the people OF Sno-
| homish county want Allen reelected, and Ros-
coe has made mistake"
G. D. Pease. of Faribault, Mirn.. has been
| stopping at the Occidental for few days
''Yes, this is my first visit to this section, aud
| am erestly pleased with the weather and what
| have seen. expect to come out here to live
| tised ~ be in the banking bu~iuess in Fari-
| bsult but for several years have been con-
| nectcd with the thresher msnufactory founded
| by ex-Unitei states Senator D. II sabin and
| have come out here to take charge Of the com
| pany's business in the states of Oregon, Wash
| iugton AID Idaho"
| Francis Thaysr representing H. r. Clsfin &
| Co, of New York. is stopping al tie Rainier.
| 'Yes," said be, "our house has several branches
| in the country, and one on Puget sound; that
| lie. they are nominally independent, but are
| owned by our firm, body and soul These
| houses start out as separate concerns. but they
| get so deeply in debt 10 us that We cannot allow
| them to fail, and SO we carry them along"
| NJ. f. Downs. OF Fsirhaven, president of the
| Blue Canyon Coal Company. who Aas been III
| the city for few days. returned home last
| night Speaking of the senatorial fight ne re-
| marked: THE one thing about seattle which
| commands my hearty sd Eiration is the enthus-
asttc devotion of its citizens, regardless of party
| 10 the city's interests"
| Among the guests Of the Rainier are CIarkson
| Lndley, secretary Of the Minneapolis Trust
! Company, and Z. t. Nichols. Of New York, sec
| rotary OF the Great Northern Rail way Company.
| They are members OF President Fl is party now
en- route hither, but came on IN advance OF the
| others from Spokane ana arrived here last night
| Alexander Rapks and ". r. Brown will leave
| the city this morning on hunting trip in the
! Green river section. A. Slaughter they will be
| Joined by Will Mcmahon anu go direct to the
| grounds. They have made preparations TO be
/ gone several days
| Lieutenant Commander J. c. Maronv, Z. s. NJ
| came over from Sidney yesterday. whers he is
| consulting with the engineers il charge with
| reference 10 enarging the dry dock.
|
| Personal Gossip From Tacoma.
| TACOMA. Jan. 20-r5pecia- 1-Regent Belin