The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-25


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.~~an-~e 80 - sr,annlfn1s IN - -.
~~~,~a =, a. eonrenfscu-
ssrx1 - hxvs : Yfv~ir t1rue It th> CO.
1000 ~ Iuneau~. echoo6 ar JohaSoB
!, .,~wer q 4 cuueetsn. s-Wezl Indeed
=. ~. A. g. t1us I thouxAs there would
= e<r,ons fronh5a an1 I s<fu thtuk y
vou3c h1vs ooas hsd n not be<n fp ths
snfo~tunass Inn II yudes Bagbsa.
vhtea- - xou kucv. Translated fatally.
A. ~ vns. shers ~<s~ two eonversions
Ma q ~ ennue hnai o<se by our asds en1
80 oxh~r ~ - soop1o czs,frr themDelvoo
x,,e tnHeo~eAeuea To make this plain
vfI1 81 you q Uhose proceedingB fro0
eb> time or en11fng 1cr the primaries - a.
souvsnt1oA
.sYou xn~w - hnxp 10 election lauD
49, ths ferrftnrv az Atnxka and have -
~esto-w shs tawr aad presidents Of the ~
1900 1~uub1sr>n ccuveufscns. fhe ter.
rstof4N R<punuenn committee. eompossd
u JoAa otds, eAsarnan. and Fred d.
Noven e>cRusaSy, Issued the call for pss-
1870 ana eeaAuesaA svsrything In .
efvnfnnffsrwafd nnnuAr. About the tine
- - 49, 0a6s 0eorys ~. DeiAmatss,
Of Hnopma. Who raa for governor It
Ysnnsvfvnu1a aestnsf Patsfson several
v.ers ees ara ~ns eafsaxed. arrived In
Red. He vas sana there By Matt Quay.
Of Funuy4vaa1a. and his only wish was
Il 80 NeW1n3Gv. He talksd 70 me and
.iso maAa oV>rf1wop. stating II would
nsa,A ~ I'm hfm h would see that I
vas ssut e b. LIsuss q . delegate. Per-
ss,oalIv I favored Reed. but I dad not
care 70 have . nonresident dictate What
shos,IA Al ana 70 Informed Mr.. peia-
.n~,sr w.i, =. rsr,asned A. Juneau for
$500 Az. .nd chen he lsft NUT his
90. = sh- h.ns~ ~ : r,.n FAMED seeley.
- sa.s-.'- y, - . !. ,.s,.Isst and MINING
sSs- 80 r,.rsg~d she e~ht far
- 60 go. 80 ~r1ss,es a. ~. ser-
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49, "a 80 - -. 49, ,ns. snsc,
"a tns ss, - 49,. yr-.- ,hts
eSo1e 80 !. -, - - - ~.
- 70, pecAlss IAfy -. -
eksss. s.o .ne ows. a-nss a.' -
to~n. tosa &c tn4t !" ras oA'y = 80
o. money WIN MIN VINO soS sway WIN
tne nknt
and - . rsenlt carried the day IN Juneau.
IN the oufssde districts We were success
fui. and when the returns finally came
In II was found that We had thirty-six
legal votes IN tho convention, and ~ II
took only shirty-one for choice. felt very
secure. The other aide. though. claimed
that they had majority Of the delegates
ana woulc control the convention They
we're baxipg their claim on the proxies
claimed 10 be held by their men. but
which we're bosas and VIII be proved So
why. sor.s men went into the convention
with proxies that were sent 70 delegates
on our ssds Under their own signature.
when convention day arrived things
were at boiling point and every one
looked for fun. They didn't have to walt
hong. for after we had organized the con-
venfion, as We had . large majority Of
the legal votes and appointed q commit
tee on credentials. which refused to ac-.
cept the proxies Of the other side. man
named Pearl from ono Of the outside dis-
frfcts. Jumped 10 his feet ana moved u
throw John q. Held. my law partner and
tho man We had elected chairman. out Of
the window. This motion was second
ed loudly - Harrison Bcstwick. form
er1y lawyer OF your city. who ~ tho
same time nominated Judge Bugbeo for
chairman. At this they ct up howl
ana carried the judge to the seat. Our
Ssioxasss and .ympssnizers tearing srou-
oies surrounded MI. Held and would have
Resented any attempt to carry the motion
into execution And II move had
been made there would have been her
ribis scene. - nearly every. one was
armed. During the pow-wow Judge Bug
bee MAS trying TO make = speech. and had
worked himself up 70 such q fronsy that
he fell back into his ssas In 1T, which
proved to be 1t Of apeplexy This in
eidsnt was extren1ely unfortunate, ana
ut the same Tina Sorutnata. for had Il
not happened there would have been
bsoodshed. ~ both sides were worked IN
to the Sighting point
The judge was carried ont ana tsrsn
10 his home and TIE bus!nesa az shs CON
vens1on eone on with hut ~ d,e.r.rs 49,
tons q the hall The indsnendert. A.
gAnised In the aama stormw manned ara
elected c. w. Younr and Thomas RIsrL-
EFT - DELEGATES and Harrtson Ro.tw,ck
and A. G. Van Doreu nifern.tes sra
passed q resolution sending th.r, a. e.
Louis uninstrucssd Tn,s -
doubt. vii tust about set n.i,ma,., H.
sane, a. he had openly Declared h,;,.n,,
for Reed. While This circus as go,,.
On In one psrt Of the room The s,raivh,s
outs were In session in the osh.r ana
elected myself and Thomas vow.,, :.
delegates and Theodore Needhar, ! "A W
X. Kelly alternates. We nas.ss = rs.'
olution sending the deiexatian 80 ar 60
scntion uninstruc,ed- our ,r,rc,.,a, 80,
being to interest. n poxsihis etthsr ~.
Mckinley men or rav o,h.r rror,,,,sn.
candidate In the au.s,ion ~ s..s,,r,,,. o..
Alaska a rcpreset,tafiv~ IN cars.a.s 80.
question being paramoan, a. a. LA
of every citizen OF the ferri,orv a.
fafI hefore n.rso,ai,, 49,. -