The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-04
Bellingham BAY News.


Whatcom. May 3-speclai.-The County
Teachers Association was reorganized
yesterday by the election Of X J. Sclus-
mann. president. Miss Carew, vice presi-
dent, Miss Woodia. secretary, John Lee.
treasurer. and A. T. Williams /. X
swain and Miss Fanny Lees executive
committee. The association Is to hold
four meetings annually. one OF which shah
be during the session OF the county insti-
fute which Is TO be held the last week in
August this year
IL Is reported that the Popuiisis, headed
b. ex-Rcputiican Representative W II.
Tiffany. swarmed IN and captured the Re-
publican primary at West Ferndale FRI
day. so the regular old>line Republicans
mad TO bolt and elect a coniesting delega-
ton IN order to get any representation
X may he that Mr.. Tiffany and his follow
ers have really experienced n change Of
heart. and Ike the lost sheen OF Little
Bopecp, have returned to the fold wagginx
their tails behind them but Il Is eviden:
that there Is some doubt at Ferndale as TO
the Eennlneness OF their conversion One
Of the contcsting delegates is es-Countv
Commissioner w. j. Malloy. OF whom and
Prot j. y Selby. % the city schools here
a good story Is told. Prof. Seihy. who Is
an ardent 4. = A.. has. or at any rate
DID have at the tine referred to. asplra-
lions 20 be county suPeriniendsn OF
HIVES anu not long ago he approached
MI Mali0y 10 secure the Ferr6aIe deIe1,-
lion for him. -I,et ne see" saws MaIlov.
you are an 4. T. 4. aren't YOU" ''oh,
yes" answered the professor enthuSias-
'ica.ly. IAN right" said Mr Msllov. IN
sort ~ R neiitstIve way. "r'Ii see what
] can do" Nallov Is strong Catholic n
seems but 81 that {. sppears that the
professor was not then aware and IL Is
said that the revelation struck him with
much force fIe thinks he knows now
what Mallov viii do
The Il 20 editor OF fhe Blade WAS badly
dono ua Friday rs a candidate for dele
gate 70 the Republican convention from
the F3fih ward. but no insists thai I.
WASH, srcc coinage that h't him and very
likely g wasn't, FOR he has oniy recently
moved into the ward and doubtless many
or fhe voters are not personally acquain,eyi
with him. His playing on the harp with
silver strings Is not the sort 90 music that
calls forth encores from many Republicans
here. hove
Candidates for the Republican state con-
vention are SprinSing NJ Ike mushrooms
now. Among IRE particular friends %
Farrv Fslrchns. candidate for national
delegate who want - ro iron, here are
W. Eomsine Frank - Rscharss and
NJ @ Scontvn. From Fa'rhaven George
4 BLACK. who has been doing good ssfi-
torial work On -he World -flersif hts
~rfirr ana WNnGftNE - ut f1r NJ ktDiav
fnr weeks wants 20 -. sni TIE names ~
Nsvor Wtik'- r W Gnie-;e J : na-o-
van F. VI Wilson anf Z C fiarnweil are
also mentioned though i' * Aouhsftsl .
s-v ~ fhc-u 0a~~ much about l' ~ .he
eighteen 1ciexa.es e IS probable hat ten
will be chosen from the Nay citics ard
elrht from TIE country
There are row rrree vessels tNa.ff~-
lumber Al 'Ae = B 7 60 = uni-ths bark
Y = Cheney far Sharrhat arA the ha-k
rsc~rnania ard 'Ae schooner Cen Ral-
ilnrrr for Ss- F-sNeIssa
Mr. : " No-rao. wfse ~ the rresl-
Sent - ira deHInet Reni~chs7n Fav Va
;ional hank. has gore - 'of- her husband
81 Soufhern California Vie Neaith =
fafiv shattered al 70 "a irving Win
Ntfl@ hc~e - suN-es< - re~u0srate ~
su>orr the hs'rv freth3l,s at Fss-a7s'a
T. is another Morgan from some nfae% IN
shs SNu7d who iS hsiildinr residence At
r.nS Angels T'Ae friends - W Na~-
gan say that ~ rcs nr'v '>s- hts heath
~, al his va0sv. "a his c-arf 20 rsSus-
c1taie the Beltncharn Ray bank