The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07

city.
Charles B. Hopkins. OF Spokane, arrived
in the city yesterday.
Miss Charlotte Selden returned on
Wednesday from Tacoma.
G.. E. Harrison. a newspaper man of
Mount Vernon. Is a guest at the Dfler.
John s McAIillin, OF Roche Harbor, was
a visitor 10 the city yesterday. He Is at
the Butter
Whatcom. was among the guests at the
Butler yesterday.
w. III. Mead, general agent of the
Northwestern railroad. cit Portland, was
a visitor TO the city Wednesday.
c. G. Whitney, the prominent nursery
man OF W ALA Nalla. is a guest at the
Butler. and viii remain several days.
w. III. ELS, editor and proprietor OF
the Victoria Colonist, was in the city
yesterday and registered at the Butler.
Masons. on his way from Tacoma to Sc
attic became a subject OF mai de mer"
J. H Pears and F.. c. kirkparrick, tour
lists from TenneSsee are registered at tia
Northern They via remain for several
days.
James Hill and j. DUNCAN, prominent
mining men of Butte, Mont. are in the
city on a visit, and are stopping at the
Butler.
Mrs J. F. Hamilton. OF Spokane. ar
rived In the city yesterday. and will leave
on the steamer City of Topeka today for
Alaska.
W scferiel and John J. Doyle. wei
known citizens of San Francisco. were in
the city yesterday. and registered at the
Rainier-Grand.
Maj. Harlan leaves for San Francisco
ei5t it Phi5elphia to finish his e, So
cation in dentistry.
John c. Hampton, OF West Virginia,
who is on a tour OF the West, registered
at the Northern last night. and will re-
main several days.
+. A. Wadhams, the well-l1nown can
merry man OF Blaine. was at THE Butler
yesterday He. reports the outlook for
the season as being very bright.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas c. Morgan and
Mrs. Colwell arrived in the city from
Alaska ON the City of Topeka They are
at the Butler.
James Dangerfield, of Worcester. Eng
land, was In che city Wednesday on a
short visit and will remain several days
at the Rainier-Grand.
Walliarn Talloch, proprietor and man
ager of the Hotel Wilson at Victoria. is
guest at the Northern.
Alonzo Hanlblet, the teacher at Rev.
Winiam D,Tncan's mission ait Metla-
kaint1a, Alaska who has been visiting
his parents at Ballard, returns homo to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Holden Byles and son,
of Bradford, England, VINO are on
tour or the WOrIi. arrived IN the CITY
yesterday and Wall remain several days
at the Butler.
Mrs A. G. Becker, of Washington City.
who has been AZ the Raanter-GraTld for
several days viii leave on the Walla
Walia this morning for San francisco.
on her way home
DR. b X Wilbur and sister. Mrs II. w.
Elliott and child, arrived in the CITY
Wednesday, and VIII take the CITY of To-
pel1a today for Sitka, where d. Wilbur
resides permanently. They are at the
Rainier Grand.
Among the passengeuS who sailed on
the Excelsior "wednesday night for the
Yukon were J. A. Chute, i. f. Turner,
Phil Lamm, \. W. Briggs and {. w.
Wheeler. who expect to establish a trad
Ing post on the Yukon
Commander o. w. Farenholt. United
States lighthouse inspector for the North
west arrived from Portland last evening.
ColunYbine at the Ocean dock. Word has
been received that Rear Admiral John g.
Walker Will not arrive from Chicago Until
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s Moody. OF Mount
Vernon. arrived In the city Wednesday 10
all end the wedding OF j. l.. Schultz, note
teller of ta1e First National hank, TO
Miss julia Chamberlain. which took
place in this csty that night, and regis
tered AT tho Butler.
H. Campbell Nelson, OF England. who
Is touring the United States, arrived
from Alaska CIV the Steamer Topeka, and
will remain SEVERAL days. when he will
leave for California Mr.. Nelson, who
ia at tare Northern. IS very much de-
lighted with Seattle and the state in
general