davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-10-31

= 0emeiniamer Sob etnes8 routpaares.
Sn ttefe 8etriibntB finb stpei a9tbare Ser
liner Tamilien burb BEN gemeinlamen
Sob zines iun9en 8rautpoares berlcbt
tporoen. Der 20 Sabre alte Sobn Otto
ocs Sopfermetiters Wabbaum aus Ser
SotbrtngerltraBe Al, Der in Dem bGterlicben
@ei9Gft tbGttg mar un6 at6 BEL Sem
@Itern pobnte, bate Dor cttpo Sobresfriit
bic 1eBt Is Sabre ate Sobter &lara bes
SDnaritraBe 3 pobnenoen &aufmanns
9ubp tennen gelernt. 9aS iungc 8aar,
oas ltb bolo innt9 5u9etban ipar, bate ltd)
Elm gegenleittgeS @beberiprechen gegeben
uno BARN olcb bas @inoerit6nbniB oer bei>
oeriettigen @ltern ~9efun6en. Wfapbaum,
Der it6 am Montag, Ben Is. bs., sur @bz
~leiitung ieiner WtlitGrpfli6t in 8romberg
itelen foQte, erf6ten I'M Sonntag 0adz
mittag ge9en 5 l1br BET feirer8raut. 8eibe
iparen in beiterer Stimmung, un6 6as
iun9e WG66en l6miidte itcb beim Sort
geben nit elmer Stole. Die 0ubD'l6e
SamtltG bIi6te itoI5 auf bas itattLidbe g aar
uno abnte nt3t, baB es iDeben fitr thinner
Nb16teo genommen babe. Nls Bic iungen
2eute am Nbenb ntbt 6eimfebrten, tpur6e
man G1gitlt6, fonnte aber peiter nicbtS in
@rfabrung b~rtn8en, ais 0aB iicb bos Baar
gcgen 2(ben6 in einem gSirtbS6aule Der
WtitueritraBc aufgebalten 5abe.-Q(m Wfonz
Tag frt6 gegen 5 ubr bOrte Elm S9iffer,
Der nit ieil1em Sabr5eug auf 0emB l0beniee
lag, etnen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S3rei un6
ctnen SAL ms @alier. 9er SGbrmanu
Stenbel un6 Der ~Tobten9rGber &tcbter
fori6ten alSbalb nacb uno lanoeten 5pet
nit Sai6entii6ern an einanber feitgebun7
bene g%erionen, einen iungen Mann un6
elm WdO6en. 8eibe tparen bereits toot,
tie batten it6 bon Der 9ampferbriide aus
in Bic Slutben 9~eitiir5t. WaDbaum puroe
ooourb recogno3irt, oaB man bel tbm einen
8rtef fan6, 6er feline Noreiie trlg, Elm &e>
sept entbielt uno aus SnoprasIotp an i'm
gefpmmen mar. Seine @ltern ipur6cn
bon Dem Nuffinben ibres SobneS 6urcb Die
Poli5ei bena5ri9tt9t. Sci Ser Son1tlte
9ubp lief geitern firth Elm 8rief bon ser
6anb bes iungen MtGbcbens elm, norm es
Nblbieo nabm unb Die elterlic6e 8er5eibung
erbat pe9en zines S9rtttes, ben eS BOT
babe. 9aS S6reiben tpur6e Der BoIisei
eingebGnOi9t. @e9en 2 1lbr Na9mtttags
cling AUDI Oer Samtlie 0ubp bic S4redens7
tunOe gu, Die 8eranloliuns gu benz gez
mciuiamen Selbftmor6e tptrb in benz Inn
ltanbe geiu6t, baB Der iunse Wtapbaum
it9 auf lGn9ers 3eit infol9e ietner @inbez
rufung gum MiIttGr bon feincr 8raut,
etnem in Der Sbat i9onen Mdo4en trenz
mem 1oute.
, 1893-10-31
Qus Gtfer1udt.

Mir bericbteten aeItern iiber BEN SeI6it.
moro zines iun9en MG66ens NamenS
6attie 8anberburg, 6eren 2ei6e am 6uBe
Der 9tetpport Qne. aus BEN See ee3o9en
murbe. @te ii9 iebt bcraus9eiteut bat,
mobnte fe BEL i6ren @ltern in $40. 25O
8arteritraBe unb arbettete fir bie 8raoz
itreet Company, Gfe 2aiauez upb @albz
tn9tOn StraBe, an elmer S9reibmaf9ine.
6ter ler1te iie Dor 3tpei Sabren 8m. 8.
2ooinia fennen unb oerlobte iicb nit ibm.
Megen ibrer maBloien @iferiubt fam es
oft Su Streitt9feiten. 2tls 0aotnia ont
6rettae burb Oas SeIepbon nit einem 9ez
fannten cine 3uiammentunft nerabre6ete,
bermutbete SRI. 8anberburg, baB es fib
I'M Elm Steabi6ein nit einem Ofdbcben
banble unb faBte BEN 8ei6luB, iib gu err
trdnten, ben iie Sanu audi ausfiibrte.
, 1893-10-31

Mntlane mebr, ais i'm Nnfang, 0a es li9
beraus3uiteIen icbstnt, baB CT, neil feline
@mtsja96 erfolgloB blieb, in cine nnbe>
sdbmbare 8utb 9srietb unb bei6toB, Die
tbm Dieoerfabrene etn9ebtloete &rdnfung
blutig gu rd9en. Mie ber 8rdiibcnten1
m0roer @uiteou lit CT etn Ofeni9 Don bo6It
abitoBen6en Nusieben unb G~baratter. NIT
benz fein einigern1aBen ~anitGnDt8er Wfeuicb
1pmpatbiiiren fam. Die Nniidbt, OaB CT
tpie @uiteau beitraft meroen lollte, 1noct
mebr uno mebr Qnflan9.
Hrenbergait lit iiber3cugt, baB cine rns
parteiiibeSurD i'm freilpreben piro, 'ba er
6arrtIon bloB oesbalb ermorocte, mett ber>
ielbe ietn 8eriprecben nicbt 9ebalten babe.
Mie @uiteau i6eint er DDn leiner ltnihulo
felienfeit iberscu9t gu lctn. Bieuetbt
fOmmt CT no6 10 melt, Dab er wte @utteal
iagt: Il am Gods man."
8renber9ait "erfreut iih zines g~eiunben
S6lafeS un0 zines guten QlppetitS. 6eute
Wtorgen nurbe er aus Ieiner Belle g~elallen
unb man 9eltattete ibm, i'm Corridor einert
Spa3iergang 81 macbcn, tpG6reno Stpci Nuts
ie6er ibn begIeiteten. Sci bielen erturloigtc
ct iicb NIT augeni6einliDem Slterelle mach
BEN @ebrdudcn i'm @efdngntB unh Der Nne
sa6l BET @efangenen. @iner Ser @efan9e7
nen rief ibm gu: vSallob, Brenoergait !"
Gr mart einen 8li6 nab Der Belle, bon
po6er Ser @ruB fam unb mabte Elm fin
fteres @eiibt. Ser @efangene fubr fort;
SD m0cbte ni6t IN 0einen Sbuben
iteden." Brenber9olt polte antiporten,
aber elmer Der Qlufieber Iegte tbm SttQz
i6tpeigen duf.
vGr tObtete etnen Ser beiten WGnner in
@btcago," rtef Elm anoerer, vuno obne aue
11rla6e."
Die @ntriiituns unter BEN @efangenen
tpur6e 10 aQgemetn, DAB mar Brenoergalt
tpie6er in 1eine .3euc Suridfibrte. @r
f6ten, ais oh bas 8enebmen letner Wftt7
%9efangenen auf Brenbergait nt3t oRne
Birfung blteb, ba nibt einmal onbere Ser
breeder nit tbm lDmpatbtftrten.
@efGngntBi6lieBer Brice bat Bortebrun>
gen getroffen, Damit gtiemanb Yrenbergoit
gu uabe tommt, neil er fiircbtet, baB infoI9e
Der aQ9emeinen @ntriiftung elmer Der W2tt>
~sefangeneu ober 8elucber ben WtOrber ms
Senfeits bef0rbern tonnte.
Der GonntYratb.
j6eute Morgen fanb cine grtraitbltna
6es @runtpratbs itatt, UNI tpeitere 8orbez
reitl1ngen fit Bic 8etbeilieun9 all Weapot
9arriion's 8esrdbniB 81 ~treffen. 0emrad
tper6en bic &icbtcr, Gountpeommiiiare uni
Die ionfttgcn GountDbeomten morgen frIt
UNI 9 l1br i'm Gatbbauie 5uiammenfommen
unb 6ann in 6ereit iteben6en SutIcben Blat
nebmen. Nrditbent G6manion un6 brei
@ommtiiGre peroen bte erite &uti6e elm
n%ebnten, bann folsen bic an6eren @pme
miiiGre, Sic Gi9ter unb Gountpbeamten.
, 1893-10-31
Ramen an oen unrebten.
Der ehemaIi9e preisborer siIer befie9t orei
frdftiee Stra6enr6uber.

9ret ftGmmige StraBenrGuber Iauerten
am Sonntag Nbenb in elmer QQeD at Der
Stem Noe., nabe Der MonroeitraBe auf Elm
Spfer. Oils Elm berbdltniBmGBig fleiner,
lbLanfer Wann an ibrem 8erited porii6erz
9in9, parfen ite ii6 auf i'm. giner BON
tbnen perleBte Dem Wanne einen trdfti9eu
6teb nit einem &niippeL, Ser Q~ngegriffene
toumelte 5Dar, belt ii6 aber aufredbt. DIE
betben anbereu Gduber ber1ucbten i6m sic
Irme feit3ubalten, er i6Ittelte iie aber ab
u1o ergrif Die Offenitbe. @iner Ser &du>
Der mari er nit etnem mGbttgen Sauftz
collage 81 8oben, unb nit benz 3neiten
macbte ct eS ebenio. Der nit etncm
&niippeI beuaffnete brittle 3Guber neriebte
ben topferen &Ieinen no9 einen mGcbtieen
9ieb, bod lag auA er balb befiest IN 8Oz
ben.
Ser. feline Monn mar Der Saufttdmpfer
StLer, Der iein v9an6pert" iebocb felt einiz
ger 3eit aufgeseben bat, nm baiieIbe nit
Der Steaung zines Sports eoatteurs elmer
WtDr9en5eitun9 81 DertauIben.
SIM 2aufe beS 9efecbtes mar es 6en
GGnbern 9eLun9en, Siler feline l1br unb
Settle ST entreiBen. @r fatt6 bic ~genannten
@egenitGnoe ie6O9 ipdter auf ben &fz
plaBe ltegert, aabbem er feline Nngreifer in
Die 6ll6t gei6la9en bate.
0te 9tGuber tparen entI6ieoen an BEN
unrecbten gefommen unb tperben in 3u=
tnn1t porltcbtI9er ietn miiiien.
, 1893-10-31
Gin itummer Ginbreder,
5oRn mcGi9ue bel Ger Seraubune cine,
mirthi6aft ertappt.


Sobn WtcStgte iaste beute 9ormittag
tetn Wort, ais Hi6ter &erIten i'm ullter
Der Nntla9e bes @tnbrubs unter $1,000
8iir9l6aft Dem 8rimtnal9ericbt itberpies.
WcSt9ue lit taub1tumm. ST. purbe beute
frib UNI 3 l1br babel iberraicbt, ais CT Der
8irtbibaft BON 8. Gutenberg, A G6icago
Npe., einen 8eiu6 a~bgeltattet unb 9erobe
BEN 9ttd5u9 ontrat. Qus Elm 9olts.ft auf
tbn 3utrat, ma6te Wc5i9ue 10 ionbetbore
@eiten, baB Dcr 8eamte 9laubte, berIel6e
pOae tbn gu einem p6tsbt" berausforbern.
Der 8oli3tit ipran9 baber 5iemlicb u%nianft
NIT ibn UNI, bis er enblicb bemerfte, baB
lein @efan9ener 1tumm mar.
Nuf Oer g olt3eiitation fanb man in 6en
&letbertai6en bes Gerbafteten S. in SiLber,
tpeldeS Gelo Qaoenberg ais iein @i9entbum
iOentifi3trte, Ser @inbrecber bate 6en
@el6@ Gegiitrtr>N pparat auf8ebroben, ben
!3ugan9 gu Dem 9ofal bate ct licb 6urd6
!3erbreben zines 6interfenlters oeridbafft.
McGigue nertbeibiste ftb i6rtftlidb 9egen
bte NnfIage, @r b~ebauptete, boB ct in Der
@irtbl6aft eingel6Iafen mar, ais bieieIbe
9eicblOiien tpurbe, unb 6aB ct ein9eicbloien
tporben lei. 9a5 @elo mitBte i6nt ireeno
Seman6 in sic Sai9e geiteft baben, Inn
tbn in nngelegenbeiten gu bringen.
, 1893-10-31
Kampf NIT StraBenrdubern.
DR.. See Don 3wei KerIen aneeertfen uno
%mibha1oelt.

{ Syn 81. sc. Barber & Co.'S 0(pot6ete an
Der 8an 8uren unb 2aflin StraBe ertOnte
9eitern Qben6 9egen 8 Ibr Die @loGe 0es
Selepbons. 6err Barber trat ielbit an BEN
Npparat unb b0rte nun, 6aB cine Trauen7
fttmme ~bringeno nacb Dem Or. See Der>
langte. Sn Dem 6auie SEQ. 646 6enrD
StraBe lei Semonb gefGhrIib ~ertrantt unb
Der Nr3t mOge baber bo3 lofort fOmmen,
6err Barber, Der fir Or. See iol6e Nufz
trGge ent9e9en5unebmen pflegt, neripra6,
ben Nrst iofOrt i6t6en gu tpoQen un6 flint
Wtnuten ipGter befonb it6 6ieler aucb IN
ieincm BuggD auf benz gSege na6 benz ge>
nannten 6auie, trOBbem CT ni6t tpuBte,
tper Der Yattent Iet. @r fano Die be3eteb>
nete tletnc Cottage bunfeL uno auf iein
tpieoerboItes &lOpfen erfolgte feline 9lnt>
mort. Sn Ser lleber3eugung, baB er itcb
an Dem falicben 6auie befin6e, bei6loB Ser
Nr3t, 3unG6it letn 8ferb o%n3ubtn6en un6
bann I'M 9%tebenbauie nacbsufra9en. Na6>
benz ct Grlteres belor9t, gtng ct Guf Oas
6aus 5u, ais tbm 5pet WfGnner entgegen7
traten. ST fra9te bielelben, Oh ite i9m
nibt ia9en %f0nnten, mo 6as 6aus SEQ. GAG
6enrD StraBe lei. sic labcn BEN 6ragcr
i6arf an, bann entgegnete Ser @r0Bere ::
vSa, 6as fonnen mir, es lit" Stott BEN
Sab 5u been6tgen, rib er einen &epolper
aus Der Sai6e, iebte i'm benz Doctor auf
Die 8ruft unb fOroerte i'm in brobenbem
Sone auf, feline 9Gnbe bod 3u baIten.
Or. See gebOr6te aber nt6t; CT pofte
bteImebr Ben 2auf ber Biitole un6 beriucbte
bann, Ben NGuber n~ieber3uiperfen. 9a
iprang beiien @enoiie gu, umfIammerte ben
Qlr3t bon binten un0 rief aus; vS1[as'
i'm nteber, SadW
@s 9elan9 Oem 0ottor, itdb in ben 8eiib
Der Baffe sl ieben; e6e er iebo9 bon Ser
ieIben 9ebrau6 maben fonnte, purbe fie
ibm mieber entriiien, uno nun empfing er
bon ben bei6en &erlen S6lrg auf Sblog
auf ben &opf un6 in's @eli6t. Or. See
fab Elm, baB f~ernerer @iberitanb oergeblib
iei; er lucbte alio iein Sell in 6er Slucbt
unb mar bereitS bis an bic @fe Der 6enr0~
unO 0aflinitraBe geIaufen, alS Ser @r0Bere
Der GGuber 8peimal btnter tbm beriboB,
obne i'm iebob gu treffen.
Smmerbtn naren bic &ngeLn 10 6ibt an
ibm pOriibergepfiffen, 6aB er ii6 na4 ietz
men Nn9retfern umblidte. gu ieiner 8e>
friebt9ung lab er SieieIben IN entgegengez
leBter Gti9tung babonlaufen, porauf er
Die Office bes Or. 9orton, an Der 8tue
NDe. uub Qafltnitr., aufiucbte uno
1eine Wun0en berbin6er Lief.
, 1893-10-31
DQs NbenoblQttt
DER
9uinois $taats}eitun9

Gntbdlt td9ftd7 cine lan9e Site bon Seuen9eiuden Don nudn.
nerr, 5rauen uno u1dOdpen, we :. 9, NTdnner fir 5arsarbettj
Qferoefnedte, Kutider, 6drtner, ma9enmoder, GHenarbeier,
8arfeepers, Keuner, portrs, Sd2reiner, 8rotbdfer, Gafebdder,
Stneioer, 8arbiere, Kurbelfepper, 2~lpoPefer, sePrer, Glerfs,
8utRalter H. + no.; n1doden fir 9ousarbeit, 5immerndoden,
Kohinnen, Daihfrauen, 9ausPdIterinner, Ddrtertnnen, 6oup
pernanten.
1Der oaPer hile braudPt, i'm 6eiPaft ooer i'm 5ausPaIt
9aufe oas
Abenoblatt oct Suitois St~aats1tituno
ftr 1 Gent.
, 1893-10-31
Grfahrunoene zines Kentudiers.

81. SO. Gretps ars &t6mon6, &D.,
ipurbe beute Wor9en BON CHARLES GroB=
man in 5arrp De Camps 8trtbibaft, 129
Sit Ban 8uren StraBe bineingeLodt un6
bort ieiner 9olbenen l1br unb Settle. ionic
zines Getourbillets unb $14 beraubt.
@rOBman murbe ipGter BON 3pei Detectives
'Derbaftet unb in ieinem 8eitB fanb man
Greips' llbr unb Settle. @r tpuroe Dem
&ibter Softer Dorgefiibrt ba iebo9 @retus
erfldrte, baB eS ibm unmOgli6 iein pcroe,
gc8en GrOBman Dor ben @roB9elbworenen
ais &ldger auf3utreten, 10 mubte bic 0ie6e
itablsantldge fallen g%eIaiien peroen. 9afiir
aber itrafte Der Ntbter i'm tpe9en unorz
ocntltben 8etra8ens nit $50 unb ben
Soften.
, 1893-10-31

8Gbrenb Ser 9ouer Der 8eLtauss
iteurng bat s. Die SlinotS GentraIbabrt
100000 8eltausiteuungsbeiuber be-
f0rbert.
: Sermann Sdn6S' 3tpeiit0fige8 6olss
bauS IN Mtorgan 8art Durbe bette Wtorz
gen elm &aub Der Slammen. Sin iber7
Dei3ter Sfen mar bic l1rfacbe un6 Die Slam
men macbten 10 i6ncle 9lrbeit, baB an
Hettun9speriucben ni6t geba3t merben
fonnte. 0erlult $500.
Die 8el5ausiteuung ser Ser. Staaz
ten I'M SnOuitriepalait uurbe beute BON Ell
nem 6euer beimgeiu9t, 6as gelOidt purbe,
ebe es nabm6aften S6aben angert9tet
bate.
, 1893-10-31

Ibonnirt auf bas Nben6bIott Der Suinois
StaotS@ 3eitun9. Preis1 Sent per Nummer,
8 Gents per @obc.
, 1893-10-31

Na6bem Der MOr6er 9ren6ereoft bon
ben 9roB9ei6iporenen in NnfGa9esuItqn6
periebt morOen lit, bari ansenommen tperz
ben, Dab 1etn Pro5eB icbr balb begtnnen
piro, tpent9itens pir6 Ser Staatsantpolt,
ME ct perlprocben bat, ii9 Miibe geben,
0dntt BET SAL bolb gum 2lufruf f0mmt.
Die uripriin9li6e Nnii9t, baB 8renberz
gait pabniinnig lei, ftnoet nibt 10 pie1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-31

credit Of corporations md Of individuals
~ss5ch hare caused tho declines in stocks
azss bonds on the stock exchange and the
usaay failures Of the past week.
4; 10 . contemplate way Of msk;ng
naney. both for cur stock exchange
.isears' and for the silver conspisators.
ANA II u wonderful that decent men
ssauid resort to it,
8he New York stock exchange st re-
cesst meeting rebnked the same despicabEs
sgHsit by the wrosh Of President Stnrgis.
wFso said:
But in all large bodies Of men there
wsis be found individuals who. for private
Rxsa or public notoriety, viii take stand
~ sarlance with their associates. Would
that sc had the power 70 punish. ~ IL de-
sesyes. such disioyaIsy."
rhe national bank. of this state. and
in'seed Of this Coast, have stood the
s;rain nobiy they deserve 20 take to them
sses some of the praise that il given
tlsm in the following extract from the
Albany Ereming Journal:
The strength OF the national banks. ~
essmpli6ed ~ Denver. Ailvaukee. Sc.
a&t other points here bank troubles have
occurred. testifIes 20 the excellence OF the
nastonai banking system as established
assd maintained by the Repulicay party
sssinst persistent Democratic opposition.
National banks have gone down in the
Prevailing panic. 1t Is true. Bat many of
ts.sm have already resumed business. In
nSs case will thu holders Of national bank
neses lose dollar. and depositors will
fare almost a. well. No disastrous iapses
hsvs occurred, thanks to national ex.
Gssinations and regulations.
The experiences OF the prevailing panic
should impress upon the people OF the
coantry the desirability Of maintaining
tee national banking system"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-31

The ytaIding Of Siam 10 the French Dc.
msnd for cession Of territory cast Of the
Mskong ssvsr was 70 have been expected;
England would NOT interfere. Engiand
owns Burmah. west Of Siam. and acquired
Il by conquest; France years ago con-
9usrcd AMMAN, which lies east Of Siam.
end IL 10 the destiny Of Giam to b divided
between these two great powers. England
probably getting the larger share. includ-
Ing the city Of Bangkok.
France had no reason for her movement
against Hiam at the present time. except
she dssire Of the government to strengthen
Itself with the patriotic" masses. who
grow enthusiastic over French victories
abroad, aud who will on August % elect =
nsw chamber Of deputies, which will
choose . president Of the repub-
lie. Tho campaigns in ~onquin
and Tanis. begun BY Jules Ferry.
she greatest French statesman Of recent
years. IL. order 10 strengthen himself with
the glosy-ioving people. were disastrous.
There was bad gsneralship, waste OF life
and treasu rs, and money was stolen by gov.
eminent Disturbing officers. The recent
conquest Of Dahomey and the Mekong
province h - made the French people for
ret former disastrous campaigns and has
even in Q measure bannhed secoAlection
Of the Pans. M scandal.
One useful purpose Of the present ST.
smsss troublA was to show the s9ons al
lance betweeis France and Russia. An
other interesting Circumstances vas that
China, whose vassal Siam II. WAS not con-
sidersd BY the great powers ~ having any
nights. When the remainder Of Siam 10
divided between France and England,
China will find harself surrounded by the
hostile powers Of Russia. England. France
and Japan. Russia 10 not building
railroad across Siberia for the sake OF the
commerce Of the frozs,n plains. nor 10 the
ics-bound port OF Pctropauiovski to b the
sntrepot II Russia's Paeifc ocean COM
mercc. The people OF Puget sound wait
with inherent for the ddxmemberfnent
Of China. That rich land under the
intelligent rule of CaucasiAns must de-
veiop An enormous commerce with the
Pacific coast Of the United States, buying
our lumber. flour and machinery and
sending u tho peculiar products Of her
a..si
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-31
THE PASSING TIL ROxG.

Joseph Mayer has received letter from
his cousin. J. Rohrheimer. Who u 1t Chi
cago, in which he says: II WAS In the
Washington state building yesterday; tits
. daisy. The exhibits from the Seattle
schools are great and the logs forming the
foundation Of the building are immense.
One 10 cut from log that was so feet
long. The preserved fruit makes ones
mouth water, and . little wheat farm
showing the wheat growing and being cut
down and cook house and . little stream
u very fine. There 10 also IN exhibit of
coal Weighing 80. 500 pounds which chal-
Ienees the fair for anything its size. OF
course IL is not anthracite. The building
itself - well gotten up The Pennsylvania
building has no exhibits q oil except the
Liberty tell and some chinaware, and
these are merely for decorative purposes.
The building IL fitted up for comfort only"
Eastern people have no conception Of
the extent Of the Western country" said
Willis B. Fry, general agent Of tho Singer
Manufacturing Company for the Pacific
coast, at the Rainier yesterday. 'Just to
give our people in New York some idea Of
it. prepared table Of the area and popu-
ssoo VI sS0 sSstssOAy u S0CAs Va Jul VII sSCss
general agencies. showing that mine COM
prised over Loco. 900 square miles and
stood FIRST in area, but was eleventh In
population. After that, and when the
general counsel had made . trip through
California with me, they said this Vas GER
tainly country Of magnificent distances.
A party of California people who are
making tour of the Coast are at the Raj.
nier. They are Gen. and Mira Charles
Cadwallader, Miss Cadwallader, Miss
May Roor and Miss Julia Roor. of
Red Bluff; Mr.. C. F. Cadwallader, . son Of
the general. and Mrs. r. s. Graves. Of Red
ding. The general il an old Californian.
ana 10 distinguished lawyer.
w. H. Wallace and w. 8. Ford. of Port
land. were passengers on last nights train
for the Webfoot metropolis. Both gentle
men have spent . pleasant weeks trip on
Puget sound, in Victoria and Vancouver.
b. C. They are both sanguine over the
future Of the Puget sound country and
express themselves delighted with the
Puget sound climate.
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CLEVELAND ON srEvExsos.

Vice President Stevenson il . shrewd
rxsiitician. a man Of fine appearance
aad captivating manners. He is the
representative Of the ''old Democracy"
in the administration. but he has
rs more 70 say about the adminis-
tration's policy than Mr.. Clsveland's
c<ice boy has. Every candidate for Office
~aom Stevenson has Endorsed has been
tarncd down: he has been consulted on no
F:.lblic question, and Mr.. Cleveland has
even the country to understand that the
sice president is an ofYicer of tho senate
sad nothing more. While the president
ssas succeeded In making Mr.. Stevenson an
c;sicial nonentity. he looks with . jealous
eye on Adlai's vote-seeking journeys. Not
wlthstanding that the vice presidents
tactic coast tour has been failure in 20
far as IL was intended 10 strengthen him
politically. President Cleveland has seen
TT TO warn the country against Mr.. Steven
ssn as an unsafe man. In . recent issue
pf the Philadelphia Ledger. the presidents
official organ. appeared this attack on the
sice president:
Probably no moro signi6csnt or impressive
laauifsetation Of the confidence iu and reliance
uI,on the ability and worth Of Mr.. Cleveland
could BE- made than that which Was made last
suck By his countrymen through their genss-
ally expressed fears that he Was seriously Ill.
No ono who thinks At all, or who 10 familiar
With the respective political principles and
Hs,haic records Of the president aud vice presi-
ssant OF tho United ntAtes, need look far to dis
cover why the country regarded with appeehen-
aion the reports that the health OF the former
was seriously affected.
Assuming that Mr.. Stevenson ID not less able
aY patriotic than Mr.. Cleveland, the prospect OF
:he former succeeding TO she presidency would
fs grsyely considered by the country. and espe-
sally at the present time, when the financial
conditions are 30 unsettled and need the intelli
gently perceptive mind and the resolute will OF
= statesman whose convictions arc 90 well
saown ~ those OF Mr.. Cleveland, to aid in set
ding them Alright His counsFymen know what
tho presidents sentiments are with regard to
10th the overtopping financial aud the econ.
epnic questions with which the new admins
.sstion. intrenched In both legislative and
: xccutivs control OF the government. will have
81 deaf aud which II will probably determine.
Vice President stevenson's policy with refer.
sice 10 tho financial and economic questions
sshich are now prominently before tho coun-
say. IL not % thoroughly understood a. 10 the
presidents, but IL Is sufficiently understood to
ss:ve the country cause to regard with appre-
ssnsiou the probability, or the possibility even.
sss his succeeding in tho near future to the
Office. Whatever his ability, his
staNc would bs well directed by him ~ by
Mt. Cleveland. aud the an xicty that the latter
saould continue in command OF 10 during his
ratiro term is natural and reasonable
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-31
PERSONAL.

Z. a Donahus. Of East Clallam. = registered
ct the Diller a..
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hogan. Of enohomish,
are guests Of the Dillef.s
J. d Hayes. q lumberman Of Ashland, Wis, 10
. guest 1t the Rainier.
E. H. Limos. OF Port Blsksley, 10 In town. .
guest Of the Arlington.
II. z. Perrin, cash er OF the Bank OF Anacortss,
h guest Of the Arlington.
J. Binswanges, the Friday Hasbof merchant,
Is registered at The AsliHgtou.
W. b. Anthony. OF Port Townsend, 10 in the
city. registered ct the Occidental
Pat Mccoy and c. A. Morrison. loggsrs from
Edison. arc registeged at the Dillsf.
E. C. johnson. Port Townsend lawyer. 10
registered ct the DIller with his son.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Carl Smith lefs for Portland, On
route to San Francisco, this morning.
". A. Bell and r. I. Gray. of La Conner, are
In the city registered 1t the Northern.
Thad Huston came over from Tacoms yester.
day and 10 registered 1t tho Northern.
r. d. kelsey, of juneau. arrived from Alaska
on Saturday aud V . guest OF the Occidental.
George W. Carter and Miss Nellie Bartlett, Of
Mafshalitowu, Ia, are registered ct the Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Game and Miss Cunning.
ham. Of Stockton. CAL. are among the guests ct
the Grand.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Fl. Hurt aud Mra T. d. Lane, Of
Washington City. are tourists who are stopping
at the Grand.