The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-24

pa--nsr. fsr whom ns sntsrtssrsd re
waruaes. regard
Il have known him stree iS7a intimate
~ IS well ar al afs farnfiy saf arr ~
sne heaE possible position 10 kuow all ne
Bos3e guafitfes tfse n rr~seSsas -
comes from zu exceIls71f family, niS yarn
- hsvirg SLED a number % responsible
ysFsfttons having ofee heen cntef ~ 20
llee ~ milwaukee ara iater being ele-cieFl
mayor % fne SANE rtsv. The father caN1
shorty after thai some fffeeu years AK.
end hts racehew ard @st@r are n0~ a.
PsaaffeuA Cal Page il aulst. intelligent
hon~st ara ~ all times a gentleman.
tlave never seen hiru unfer ,h- inhnen~e
~ liquor. and { feel sstfsa~5 that there
waz something wrDng 81 tae tTo dr1nss
~ says 10 took tass rszht Re is
reneher IN South uakDsa srf secofnpan-
sol Frss en this trip ard had J nor Known
that ~ The s9al " integrity ana So
briefly should never have had him with
me. 7 an satisfied fhat ~ Vss ne VIC
fifn - conspiracy 20 rob bin ard pro-
posa 20 SIT b. RI fhe bottom - fne = M
ployruaut Of the b@st legal talent viii
serve hsrn. Page was not a spendthrift
ard Z know almost every cert Re sp~y41
Yesterday bee cashef draF, for EE9. be-
sides This o. had ste1fft f. n cash IN MS
Esoek~tH this makes fgtal ~ $50.
IS hea ne Was searched a. tHe police sta
age ~ -. which is the amount he was
robfsed Of. and suppose had Il not been
for the shooting they would have robbed
him 81 al ne had and that accounts for
fhe drugElng- PAGE vas one 81 fh@ coolest
men J ever saw ia an emergency and
never eot excited. - that taking ali
fhcse farts into consideration. I am SAT-
isnad that NJ was ffugged Among
Pages relatives are Hiram Barber. his
uncle. who is 8aster-in-chaucery 81 chi
cage. man or broad culture and in
nusuce."
}. 5. Day. one Of the proprietors Of
the Northern hotel spoke well 81 Page
as a guest ~ the hotel. saying that he
was always "A gentleman go his actions,
aud he never knew him 10 drink.
Harry Fra-er'- History.
Harry l.. Fraser is 81 years old 81 Scotch
parentage and born in Cape Breton. Nova
scotia tits early life was spent on the
ocean. and IN thar vocation he visited al
most every port 81 the world He follow
- The sea FOR about I've years. and then
drifted 70 Honolulu. where he commenced
his career rs = bartender. which business
he has followed ever since. He was mar
ried 10 Miss Eliza beth Munro his present
wife. m san Francisco on June 10. lSSs
and the issue or that marriage r. a boy
now 8 years old. TITS brother William is
here. and has been his bartender al the
Northern sample room. Of which Harry
was the sole owner Ills mother. sister
and another brother are located In Stock
ton. Cal
He came 10 Seattle Eve years ago from
California and tended bar for AEasslz *
Mcdonnell for two years. and for r. Sar-
tort until he went into business for him
self ~ tine Northern few months ago
Hs was well liked among the saloon men.
and generally very popular. being quiet
intelligent and a good talker rs The re-
suit Of hts travels. Ills wife attests that
ne WAS in no manner quarrelsome, and
cannot understand why any one should
want 20 shoot him.
He IL member ~ Court Friar Tuck,
Ancient order Of Foresters.
Description of the Wound.
Or. Kline gives the following medical
description OF the wound:
The ball entered at the crest Of the IL
ium Just 20 the left Of the sacrum, rang
ed downward and 10 the right. penetrat-
Ing the small intestine Ia the rectum
near ts origin and entering the bladder
about the center Of its posterior aspect,
and making Its exit therefrom just 10 the
right Of the prostate gland. lodging In
the muscles near the right tuber ischium.
I.aperotomy was performed. and the
wounds In the iutestines and bladder
opening into the cavity closed The ball
was left in stu. the surgeons believing
this course better than the prolonging
further Of the operation.
pr Kline examined his patient at 9
O'Clock last evening and reported no
change IN his condition lie says that
there Is just possibility OF his recovery.
though not a strong probability, and that
owing 10 his general good health he may
last three or four days.
At ! O'Clock this morning he was rest
ing easy with the exception az sharp
pains every half hour. Otherwise his
symptoms were good and favorable.