The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-16
Mr. HOENOCH'S GUESTS.
80 nj euss His Sudden Dis
.,nearance From the City.
&c RUSSIAN RAILROAD PLAN.
sss for seattle Capitalists by
-s..b Loads and Loads of Money
could BE Made.


- shout the great immigration con-
: 81 = ,Eaf they were lnquiring. but about
-ssav.an who for nearly a week past
81 ~. hero OF the club and been en-
8 80 ty its more prominent members
ser night IL ~ almost needless TO
Il 81 bss name, for Or. Hoenoch was
go, mar talked about all yesterday.
s.r.auoe % his popularity In the club
= - named.
Il 8 CLERK Stewart was one Of those in
- 70 the brewing Of the Swedish punch
- -pufIer cafe. While there early on
- evening ne was asked IL he would
: rss0onsible for the doctors bill for the
why. certainly / will he
= - replied. He had spent a good part
- .f,eruoon with the doctor. and felt
60 both CT his probity and his ability
- Then a friend took Mr.. Stewart on
sss3e and told him about the dishonored
- he doctor had given az the Rainier
- Mr.. Stewart was shocked He put
- hat and went hurTiedly 10 the Raj
= rsuh. when the door was opened to
= he asked:
-sssvs Won heard anything about him.
- - s-nnhasis on the last word. Moth
800 been heard about the doctors sud
= ,overtv at that time, and this is only
s.ssrced TO show that in the principal club
<,as town he was 80 easily recognized by
= personal pronoun.
q had. indeed. made deep impression
4 !. ~ lest society OF the town. lie paid
q .ssrreon calls on the ladies TO whom he
:. introduced. and was lavish in bouquets
4 81 whose acquaintance he made. The
4 ..1sts have not done such a steady busi-
- tor a long time. With the leading men
80 city. whose acquaintance he rapidly
j 80 he was a polished gentleman in
4 .ssrv respect. too refined 10 be a gross
s4rksr. sparkling TN conversation, appar-
.-.;y wealthy. and above all. with ideas
- were calculated 10 aid men with
rsaev to make much more money. His
q s-exlslge Of affairs generally WAS won
..rsai Did one OF thsse gentlemen name
friend in San Francisco. or the East, or
Europe he told story OF that friends
aasypcrsey or personal CHARACTERISTIC
4, vas a proof of his intimate acquaint-
sxs.
Rst hat he should so readily have been
omitted into good society here is probably
seBasntal He registered at the Rainier
/ szaa as from Paris. France, and TO the
& acknowledgement reporter who called up
4 min there said that he was a railroad en-
user engaged on Rusisa's great strategic
=
sans DAYS before his arrival here the
rsss Toulouse de Loutree had come here
sfa sayed at tiS Northern for a time. He
u {. rot call himself an engineer. but a pro-
assr and he showed a contract for a
& sm Russian line that he had obtained
tsz he Russian government. TO build
skka Re desired 10 find capital lie suc-
eh.ssS in interesting some Seattle capital
I Aa ia his enterprise.
Khen the interview with DIR. Hoenoch.
sihs Russian railroad engineer" appeared
1 : sae acknowledgement some Of the gen.
amsn interested In Count Loutree's line
alei on the doctor. simply for the purpose
gaining information from him as 10 the
maGacts for the branch lines or the great
assian system and this incident. as II
II LIZ seems. suggested a plan 10 the willy
4 As.el beat and sharper All this has 10 be
q ia because there Is a suspicion In this city
4 a. the two worked in collision. This
Il Eay or may not be trur. bat the facts are
q aat Count LoutFee came here with means.
A 81 bis bills when presented. spent his
Eaaey freely Waere such expenditure
3 cd have no object other than present en-
n iment. and did not seek acquaintauces
q ssiia OF the few who were intrusted
q a. his business.
Il p Hoenoch came here after the count
q a left for san Francisco. When asked
81 a9si him and his contract he had at first
81 II 10 say Of either. bUt later on. to the
3 .ads" he had made. he said that there
81 rs more money 20 be made out OF such
81 eslacts than the counts statement show
& e The explanation going with this imme-
s. a.sly gave him a footing with men who
money 10 invest. There were lots Of
q gralnjmeats for him 20 meet capitalists
8 Awyers' Offices Ills schemes. though
Il isge. met ready support. Perhaps all the
il Hse because In none OF these converse
81 d.d he seem over ready 10 stipUlate
3 anslness share. The tenor OF his story
Us this:
4 an simply chief engineer or a division
re- vacation 10 see my mother in Paris.
ave nothing 20 do with the contracts.
\ can assist friends who have been
1ad 20 me with Information OF advice
sill give me pleasure
4 adeT HIS guidance provisional contracts
1 fHs made fer railroad contracts in Rus
and 10 regard 20 these he said on Sat
fAy ana On Monday. II the meetings
Ne ToUid~ae spectators and their Ian
Il Ifs Don't spend money on these con-
IS In any form. Appoint a committee
90 our ana see he work 10 De dome. ana
q get The contracts signed. before spend
q E cent
would give So TO know what rs
fene 10 81; money out OF as was" sail
n
ssnlng o. the.Swetish punch. The doc
aad 70 dou6; accidentally dropped upon
81 EXCELLENT basis for a large swiudlng
81 Sasue. ana Il was running fairly well
81 tsfa accident uHa sture1 his tire he walk
10 working jewelers. one dav. a jew
%Ha a German name. and talked Ger
RitH BIN. TIE fewelCr happened 70
a sc studied weE me AZ the Cuivers.y
aohn. 50 haa pr.-Iloeaoch. The latter
miscellaneous loJ OF Jcwelry re
care aoyth ~c about. When the tew-
mentioned ;he price he would advance
llr Ao4noCh said. "Oh. thar IS too
81 You Naulj newer set YOUR money
rh.s is hus another instance OF
*aave au$ .nsinua5ins manners.
&Reler said thvre was another gen
~ 10 town who- kueN Bonn. NJ
-ai@t 90 ths r-tis- They went there
a III MT ~.r Ni~ schmidt TIE latter
mos, asNtaus trom the jewelers. de-
.@2a ia us~t ur. Noenoch ana trie-
aim several times but the doctor
ea3 pressing engagements A.
Ae Doctor went down 20 use Eutier
save A. f-St an order for a NttIe
Eesa; g. Cor me hox parry "a
4F night ao3 ~ order for she par >a-
- g4sy en- Thurs tv rlsht. about SO
S'h1 p Ht~f. 10 talk about
- @acrs D. htt sGs~t Some years. He
81 s'tl l'~ HH~,h enc tn9st vetrhr8 -
= PIE u-it r~tsv Who was SUR
4 s, tat t-'l-rt-s AgEuS:a YET nr
$3.50 nag '0t nss~t ~ him bat VAS
II -, 'S 'af1 tl. -.rv -sa t'on ~ t,H1s
$50 sl2fif~ Wht7 ha h8i Che orao--
>Hf sut0. rntf tSo YEA me-
a.@ee. manufacturer as wei
- ~ 1-r'-e a> tlh rtUe ~ Carnage
- Pr fH.-r.l ~-sIl tr-r5 % ~h.et
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