The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21

-song yourself ard myHeiG. il vii he
found that you have paid N the most
wili aoT ask ar. Yee Yuk Chez 70 write
out a Feceiv. aud will send Il with this 20
you 50 that you may hold 81 a. evidence.
You may draw or him now from time 70
tine. and There vii be nc need for you
50 be anxious.
As 70 my dealings nithsrto WITH Tsang
Tsang I have found that ne may - trusted
wlth thousands o. dollars No the slight-
ast fault can - found Eish aiFn IL this re-
specf Bus biz temper 4 somewhat not,
and people have ar idea that he mas not
treated ire pass myers civtily. or with con-
aiderAil0n-that this is why the passengers
had talked azasnsg him THIS may or may
rot b. 50. the report coming 20 me from 20
far As % his heart. & - firm - iron.
and he mag he trusted with thousands. ]
trust thsrefcre. that. where you are, you
would not regard him as being a friend
without strength or ability In dealing
with such friends or making money to-
Rethsr wills such friends. you vii find that
the longer SOU do 20 the oTigateT they VIII
become. Brother Tsons spoke % your
thinking 81 starting back for China IN a
month gr two. when you do start, b. sure
ard lsf me- kn0@ firEf. 50 that J may 70
down 20 the boat to meet sou and take
you 20 my place You VIII stay with me
and nave long talk. The money depos-
tied with Yes Nah hing & co. Is just as
secure as that gffh III. Yak Chee. You
need altogether have no anxiety In this
connection. Let your mind RESI- easy. AS
20 the pass nge-s which I sent or from this
sad. and when you secured a landing for
50 nicely. am personally thankful 20 YOU.
Ia time whatever profits may see myself
have ! VIII attribute n your goodness in
giving me yoHr patronage. and 10 my dy-
INK day q would b. hard for me 10 forget
the depth OF your kindness and the great
ness Of your goodness. A. 10 the two OF
three that have been remanded. you need
rot think any more OF them. There are
other firms than ours who have had some
remanded We will regard 1t as simply
having made . little less We have not
lost anything. II all that you and the cou-
pie Of us have contracted for should be re-
uaBded. then really We wouldn't know
where 10 look for escape. Il is very for
tanate that where sou two are. YOU have
done go well ia getting the men landed.
The scheme WAS a good one. Whether we
have made any money or not on the re-
manded ones. We have not on that account
been disgraeed Al all. for which we are
thankful Should YOU, In few days.
write me. direct the letter according 10 the
enclosed address. ~ English. and / viii get
L without fail With kindest regards.
yours truly.
LEW SAN ttEE.
'Of Hop Yick a. Co. Hongkong."
'P- S-As 20 that money. Il really should
have been gotten ready earlier and hand
"a over satisfactorily. That Il wasn't was
really hecsHse those who guaranteed the
different amounts could not get them ready
IN time. and too. Wing Min had 10 return
home 10 look after some matters in his
village and only came back today. Hence
the delay in half a month or so. Hope
you viii excuse ms "
Denver. July 81. 1897.
'"To Yee Him Chsung Dear Uncle: Your
favor received and contents noted. From
your writing I know of the safe arrival Of
my younger brother Chow Nooi fuil name
Yee CHOW Mood. / DO indeed make the
earnest reques. that you viii undertake TO
land him safely explaining clearly 20 him
that which IS important about his certa-
cate. Whatever city you wish 10 send him
20. you are at liberty 20 do SO. Whatever
as a newcomer he does not know. please
b sure to explain TO him and teach him
his testimony
Il now send you by registered mail a
check for Sl19. which You will kindly accept
az per agreement. kindly acknowledge
receipt so as TO prevent anxiety on my
part. Should You have 10 80 10 any expense
over him. please let me know and ! viii
Obliged 10 you, ! hope I shah have he op-
nortunity Of thanking you personally. In
the meantime be pleased % accept the en-
closed amount With the kind regards Of
your nephew.
"tsignedl QUONG NooL
"(Faii namo Yse Quong No ~
Mr. whitehead asked The witness II he
knew Of any name for the prisoner save
that OF zee Gee. lie answered: He told
1 Irsf
cheuug."
That's was offered by the government 20
prove shat the address ora the letters was
meant for the prisoner.
The defendants attorneys then took the
witness Tn hand The denomination
WAS conducted hv Judge BaIinger An
effort was made 10 get The witness 10 say
that the officers had raided tho store OF
the prisoner for thc purpose Of getting
contraband opium said fhe witness "a
cannot well testify as to the intentions Of
the officers "
The witness admitted. in response TO
questions. that there were about twenty
letters in an thar had been seized by the
officers ~ their raid az Gees store. He
had examined all ~ them. hut ouly cur
soyily.
Here the defense sought 10 have the
witness state the contents 90 tho other
ietters but failed. as pr. Gardner said
he had orlv translated them hurrie3ly
ana could not remember their contents.
"Wcre any particular selections made
feam the bundle "a, letters taken from
Gees pl9ee far the purposes 81 thc ex-
animation %" aske3 Ju3<r BaWuecr
no SIR none tH8t Z kaew o." replied
the witness
. "Who has those letters uavr'
A. ~ last saW them ln Mr. Whitehead
possession