The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27

Lewis statement that Congressman Me
1feary had himself denied the authen-
CeiIy OF the tables used IN his great
speech and then read MrCleary-s owr de-
naai or Lewis fabrication. the building
shook with cheers, fer * was mainly the
sarns audience that Lewis had made the
fabrication to. and they remembered MS
exact statement. ard IFS refutagioE cane
to them with peculiar force CuShIan's
Tfdic0le OF the Hon MILK Ticket
Rogers fat money was much enjoyed and
his reply TO the sophistries OF Attorney
General Jones were convincing Alto
gether IL was one OF the strongest
speeches ever delivered In Whatcorn II
suited The people there exactly. as they ara
carrying or q very aggressive campaign
and have the silvercrats on the run.
tCushman's speech was Ike the sun
light coming through bank OF fog" said
Major A. =. Cole. who was in the city last
evening. The Pops are scared now. In
the first part of the meeting whenever
B-yEns name Was mentioned there was
loud long and continuous applause, but
by the tine cUshman closed your couldn't
get whine out OF them"
Falier's hall. az Vashon. vas crowded
Friday night by perhaps me iarges. audi
ence ever gathered on the island. There
were 300 people OIL; TO hear a discussion o.
the political issues by Ira Bronson. Frank
a. Steele. candidate for prosecuting a.
:orney. ami Attorney ]. L. Green. Several
converts were made. Messrs- Bronson and
Steele spoke until after II o'clock and then
Attorney Green WAS called on for brief
remarks. He at once scored hit. and
held ais audience until after midnight.
E8shon IS clearly IN line for Mckinley
and sound money.
Like many another capitalist. Senator
-. A . T--n tI.-za
wants money payable TO him 10 be gold
coin: and in common with John +. Alt
geld. Sylvester Pennoyer and others. he
insists that his contracts be drawn with
that provision in tnem. On the other
hand, when Senator Squire contracts TO
pay out money he is not so particular
He is perfectly willing 10 receive gold. but
If any debts are TO be paid he thinks silver
Is good enough.
The following statements are borne out
by documents filed for record with the
county auditor Yesterday, for instance,
lease was filed for record. executed 10y
Squire and wife TO W. =. Fuller a. Co.
for store room at 200 and I'll Second ave
nue. south. The term is three years from
February /, 1886, or as soon thereafter ~
premises are ready for occupancy. "at the
monthly rent or sum of one hundred and
twenty-five dollars tsi25.0Q) per month for
each and every month of the first two
years of said term, and enc hundred and
fifty dollars (si50.gD per month for the
third year OF said term. said rent being
payable in Gold Coin of the United States
OF America, monthly in advance on the
first day of each and every month during
said term, save as TO the first twenty -four
months or said term. for which said
lessees have paid the said lessons. prior 10
the delivery of these presents, the sum OF
three thousand dollars. being in full for
the rent for said twentyfour months. and
the said lessons do hereby acknowledge TO
have received from the said lessees the
said sum OF $1,000 in full payment OF the
rent under this lease for the first twenty
four months of the term hereby created.
On the other hand there is on record a
mortgage drawn September Is. 1896. by
Watson c. Squire ct TX. TO a -. Hepburn.
of New York city, covering all of Squire
Park addition. 1t reaus:
This conveyance is intended mort
gage to secure the payment OF the princi-
pal sum of s31. $40. 80 together with interest
thereon at the rate OF 8 per cent. per an
mum from the several dates OF the notes
hereinafter described upon the principal
Of said notes, all according TO the terms
and conditions of those certain promis-
sorry notes. one Of said notes being dated
June q, A. ID. 1896, being for the principal
sum of $4,000, payable four months from
said last mentioned date, one other or
said notes being dated the 18th day of Sep
tember. A. ID. 1855. being for the principal
sum of s. 81 20. payable four months after
the said last mentioned date, and the third
of said promissory notes bearing date the
said 18th day of September 1925, being for
the principal sum of sl5.097. payable four
months after the said last mentioned date.
each OF said promissory notes being made
by Watson c. Squire and payable TO the
order OF the Union Trust Company Of Sc
attic and now held by said Hepburn"
Great and loud has been the cry OF "har-
nlony" ever since the union of the free
silver forces was effected. The cry applies
TO the local spellbinders IN action. they
call out for free silver before everything.
except principle. Yet an indication that
everything Is not so harmonious az might
be is found in the fact that a collection
was taken up At The late Populi~t Tatifi-
cation meeting even before the speeches
were delivered. The collection was neces-
sary from the fact that the hail rent
tabout $50 was unpaid from the preceding
Bryan meeting. and that the managers of
the Armory refused to turn on the lights
unless the money was forthcoming for
both meetings. II is said that in the flush
OF political prophecy. before the conven-
'ons by the way. John Wiley. who had
heard from afar the roaring OF the Bryan
tidal wave. had promised 10 pay the rent.
Unfortunately the convention that did not
nominate him for superior Judge inter-
ytned. nd he decided 10 let the rank and
fle of the Populis;s pay their own cx-
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