The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-26

BnIokm- A he8vy fasI q WAfa-n& saoSS
have hssn given 70 shs general Of tas srny.
and be viii present striking appearances.
In this connection, perhars fhs follow
Ing accurate measurements viii give some
clue TO the nickname horne By this nsn
Frank r. Csnsvsii: Ches. messurrens.
no. in lated, ~ inches: wasst measzr7ent,
- inches. Measurement about hips, 70
inches: thigh. ~ inches. calf OF les. u *
iaches; height. fest inch in shoes: size
Of hs: band, -. His teeth are said 20
Be the most perfect In town. In appear
ancs Jumbo Is . rrse6ghter from the
ground Up. He ID smooth shsven, and
about . year ago married the widow Of the
late Harry Morgan. tie gambler and
race horss owner. He has had
several disgracssul rows with Mrs.
Morgan Canfuell. bat Vas cot
promensding witk her - lats - yesterday.
Jumbo Is not an anarchist in bis talk
He opposes socialism in his speeches 70
his followers In the Industrial Army.
First he wants TO stop emigration, and
then call upon the government TO furnish
work for the unemployed and prepare
farms for the homeless, develop irrigation
systems. and the like. He 10 something
of . sport, gambler. prixeaghser and ooiit-
icaI heller. He 10 also logician. and the
Common Wealers seem to understand and
appreciate his reasoning. When he tells
them he viii sire" any insemperase OH.
Ger or soldier ous Of his army, they believe
he viii keep bis word and do IL He il
about Is years old.
Gen. Cantweli said tonight In Q speech
that he would Stool EN- yet and take the
army Eas. on cars" Tsey were none TOO
good 20 steal . train, said be. Superin-
tendens Dickinson. OF the Northern Pa
cidc. says the company will transport
none OF the army. The Federal authorities
announce that they can secure force
enough TO prevent any stolen train gettin &
out Of the state IL one is stolen.
The are nearly 80 srecial deputy mar.
shais along the Northern Pacific lines in
this state. Marshal Drake said tonight.
after being notified that sesttle's army
lad started for Puynilup:
al shall attempt to prevent any Of the
companys property from being seix.d. Ii
orders are given by the army leaders TO
seize property the leader will be arrested,
and IL any of his men attemp: to
carry out his orders they will be arrested
and taken be fore United States commits
sioner and arraigned. do not expect TO
make wholesale arrests. Many blanks for
swearing in special deputies have been
sent out. and much Is left to the discretion
of my deputies as to filling in the blanks.
Only as last resort will troops be called
upon"
Each special deputyis armed with revolt
yer and a copy OF the order of court order
ing Marshal Drake to protect property.
Deputies are scattered at way stations
from here to Seattle, Portland and Spo-
kane.
IL rained hard here tonight, which
caused Jumbo Cantweli to remark:
''Those marshals will have q fine time
waiting for rs in the mud, and they'll
have fine time preventing US
from securing . train; 500 of
us from here, 40 or 500
from Seattle and 600 from Portland. It's
. gamble whether We walk or ride. To-
night several women attended the army
meeting. Twelve hundred persons were
present. Custer Post, g. A. R., presented
the army with dag and pole surmounted
with An eagle. Pastor Hallock, of the
First Congregational church. delivered an
address. Tomorrow night the Women's
Christian Temperance Union will have
charge Of the meeting. On Saturday
Jumbo says there will be parade and the
trades unions will escort the army to the
Northern Pacific depot and see it of to
Puyailup. Citizens of Puyallup are anxious
about the advent Of the Commonweaiers,
fearing their city will he overwhelmed.
They want protection. Some of the Ia
comans favor troops being ordered out at
once. before any mischief is done. To.
night way freight from the East picked
mp all empty cars and brought them to
Tacoma. This will leave no available idle
cars for tho Commonwealth to seize.
Some Of the special deputies will mix
with the armyites, certain deputies having
been selected with view to doing service
among the CommoneaIers without attract
ing attention.