The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-20
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u. +. Shaubus Returns With Good
News and Good STORIES.

B. II. Shaubus Returns With Good
News and Good STORES.
b. F. Shaubut, Of the Seattle Transfer
company. Is back from London and,
though he has been In England since
May J. 1894. he returned without n mon
ocle. does not carry a cane, nor wear
pants with creases I'm them. He has not
even the drawl which IS affected by
Angiomaniaes. and still speaks In the old
Montana verlacular, which has been
slightly improved by a hong residence in
Washington. In short, he Is the same
old II. L. Shaubut whom everybody
knows
AR. Shaubut arrived on the Northern
Pacific overland train at s:i5 yester,Iay
afternoon and was met at the train by A
number of friends and by many more
during the afternoon, and HIS right arm
must have been sore from the many Wig
orcus ssaakings which Ii received. In
speaking OF his trip MIR. Shaubut said:
II left here on May /. and after ten
days In Chicago and ten more In New
York / started across the ocear, ON the
camI1snia. and uIafe the trip from New
York 10 Queenstown IN five days and
fourteen hours. The Camrania IS a
splendid steamer. go feet Ions, and seven
stories high. and Is one story higher than
the Bailey block. When you take a turn
clear around that vessel you feel as
though yoa had walked a mile.
White on the other side male I.crxion
my headquarters. but / visited France.
Spain, Germany. Denmark ard nearly
every place or interest on the continent.
] greatly enjoyed these visits aud have
seen some wonderful sights / ike the
fSYgiisA people very much I was treated
ike prince and / n7aak say TINT en-
joyed nay Euvopeass experience very rnaica.
"A singular Incident happened on the
return trip. ] came hack on the steamer
Majestic. Captain Parshan. The vessel
belongs 10 the White Star line. and the
casysaan ia given a touifs % $Iaaa pro-
v4desi b. delivers the mails during the
year on time. The captain HAD delivered
the nails on each trip during aha year On
schedule ;igEls. ard felt sure tha. he woalt.
get the sic epa eoGus. That was the Las.
trip OF the year. and we struck a terrific
STERN when two days out Of Queens
town. and rad TO lay To or swamp ,hs
vessel. The rssuiS was that the vessel
YVES 81 hours behind time ard the can
tain hest rms sie0sA
THE eniy Seattle man / met while ca
tina other side OK tie water was Albert
Brassra wsosss I egaecsiatsrea tn London.
arsi wa1esf he iest went to Sous r1arstoy.
with him ami SAW az1sa or.
In New York / met Judge Elvsnra ara
Frank Dony. formerly % Seattle, ard
had = Pleasant time. II ChArago I 81 "
J. Il. MaIsoEal1. c. z. Dose ana osfaer-s
IsssAe - enthusiastic En- regard 70 Seattle.
He inteEasss u gaf I'D 3 sg,serssia agssrx-
g.seat house On HIS set a. FIFTH ars. Yes
ic< this year II there ~ SHY ssng.roverner.
In rhs times. He says be viii give half
million ssssitars 70 ala In tsse conssrqscxsos,
81 the SossA canal ami thar when this
~ s1nssAess Seattle viii hare shS fIsses1 hsar-
es- facilities CT agsy cssy sn the wUvsd.
We'll here arr and am yrfsssry glad
20 80 haex "a Seattle. wsbclz think Is
ire e~ss city Ia the xersa." eczacarses
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