The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-28
m PASSING THRONG.

- shsp ell your grain In sacks" -
= vssssrtay while Ia the East ~s
~ Gesuslssiy n bEEk. suppose tie
- fsr this IL tina. sns ports whica
-. 80 10 arc re: prepared 20 handle in
- Why. II Chicago you may see
- snses koIasax asysee bushels loaded
~ kogrs-
- Bu1zio your Jim Hit - TOW sais1-
- 81 .he largest wheat elevators .n
~ss4d. i; ss ssconS onsy in size TO
- Armour elevator IN Chicago.
- acias Z esas bushels. HIS rev
M Mi hid hall ra4lllou less. II Ia 10
I'll stesi aa6 Will De rss<y for buss-
- Ssthm year. They are building
kofbsr elevator too with q capacity o:
1aNe kusheis These elevators will use
= usw prwsr frsna Niagara fails.
EOS. yea ths po~er that me falls fur
- d something immense. but az yet
- . Beginning % its work has been
Srrumclishsd There are three turbines
soy. bat eEs Of them In kept al n re-
rvs. Tasy give $500 hers. power each.
- additional turbines are nsv being
1fed. which will give over 80 s1b horse
100. All this comes twenty-five ursies.
a tpow. 10 reach Buffalo
- q wonderful improvement In
Ee4r papers or tire Coast over ear Esaf-
k56 papers. They are alive sne nevsy
- while ours are sleepy and slow.
~. the View York papers. published
rlms acrcss the ssat.. are preferred 10
ewn papers. Buffalo Ia larger than
- Francigco. has rs newspapers do not
npare wssF, those Of the latter city.
Ess1losey matiers7 Veil they are i'm
vussag but very slowly indeed"
i Mr wilkes viii srsna a few days IN
laofia And Vancouver. ard go hons
- Yellowstone park
/ @ehn Chiibsrg and Gay O.r.ausisifn, 81
xoConner. ara ~ the psIier. ara are pUt-
~ In the days IN tslysHg outfits FOR ths
Ssksn-
IA Conner IL very much worked NC
|ovss the Clondyke efrstss" said Mr
CAiib~rg. 'anf we are Ecsgg to be well
nesesantsd IN the Far North rr-
County Treasurer James punlan = GO
~ By the Ai-ks. anf 80 Is HIS h-efher.
~ l. Dunlap. John Nelson. W aitars
I1sadks. William phipps ana y. O. Vets
~ going by the sasae b0At On ne
willamette. or shirfs boa. arn 60 leave
u H. Ban Curtis Bexis. III Senahie aud
nDssrt Woodbufr are roirx al.a-
ssYeu are postmaster OF Yal1Y city Mr.
chils<rg: haw can you leave tasas laera-
NE possiiont'
sOh, my wife will take good care Of
Axs until my esscisi bead drops into ,hs
sssts basket IL is singular that 7 AN
eoinE to leave for TIE yukon lust four
ysars 70 day since was appointed
restraster
sCAndiAatss7 Ties. there are three.
och one Of whom Is sure that he /. GO
M 10 sueca~d nae ". r. wefis In cn~.
! r. DweIly 10 another aad J. r. Brew
sier IL the third. have tried 10 sell my
futures TO them. but thus far haven't
succeedsd In making the deal As each
oae IL sure OF the appointment offered
70 sell tho fixtures for $40 from each.
naking $50 ana Of course the man who
got the appointment would have the
bozes Don't yen think that was fair
.fspesition.''
The future locks very bright" said
y. Y. =. Stacey Ia the lobby Of fhs
Rainisr-Grand last evening. Every
thIne In going up. up. Eastern Wash
inEson has a wonderful crop and nne
Prices. while every hamlet I'm the state
VII feel the ssnpetux OF the great strike
o. the Yukon. ] think we are on the eve
u great era Of prosperity. don't be-
Hxse IN the japanese war scare a BIZ.
The people who ars going 10 the yu~
kon are the very best class Of citizens
ard they viii make q success az their
Undertaking. The gold IL actually there
1T is no Idle street talk. The eastern
people are leaking kindly 10 this state,
Yes. and II - fact that more lands
are heing sold along the line OF tire Nor
thern Pacific read In this and ether
Northwestern states than ever before I
ltsfnes az VIM PIG through which
place came TIE ether eay. thar hey
vera having great immigration thesa
too
The great strike AZ rlst.hurg II about
settled and that Will end our industrial
troubles for long time"
Mrs. c. II. Lilly. Mis-. Margaret Eek.
Mas Nellie Mecuteheon and Miss She
resd. all q. this city. returned yesterday
from = fve-days' outing spent at t.ir-
sorfA- They took their wheels with tnsm
end REPORT that they had u snost aeitghs-
Sui series OF rides on tho perfect reads
about the ISLAND However, they came
Bear not having any riding al all Cor
thsy were ret counting on customs au-
tles on wheels crossing the lln., Agent
Tharndske had to's them when they
hcardcf rhe KingHton that they weni.
have no trouei. about taking their
Wheels over - Victoria. n.f when they
gos there the custonls officers required
The women were IN despair until Mr.
Hlackmsn. inesi sxsn, - he paget
sound ana slasSa sfearfsA}n Company
81 Victoria, cnsnc forward and gailsntiy
Vent ss5a sog the Whole crowd.
Seattle IL experiencing famine IN
walters, said leading hotel man Issr
evening. we can't get "a III FOR love n>-
money. Tire rsaxcne Why. they have all
Eona - fortisns 80 nat OF the crush Of
lhtislisn EHass vnreF~ which struck tha3
city few days In advance 80 u Yes.
eosss have gone 70 ;se yukon en not
msny, Al re- hotels and restaurants Aer-
arr running ran force too. and that taxes
eefne, saversi % the Fudsavesers hsv~
told use ira, Seattle took better care 81
Ihsm thar any ~ ne " r~tern cities trey
Rad visited mes Meg Of course San.
fvascfsce ara Portland WHY travel
ne man tod re- tnslsv that ~ lad 4, eat
who's meal in Portland week 81 $40
80 WITH cne sahla2noesl-- an knife mer
FORK nor teaspoon. T.sag Is sasf,rie 81
ne way they are rushed ard crowded in
Pertlsne"
Senator = Z Harper, 80 skags, are,
ssn suaa eoaHsies, IS = guest az shs
s.evers
Good crops good prices ana The Cion-
'ske strike viii strike the .essh tFaw 20
'r~e ssiveg " ha sale last might
How are crops armand East Sound,
'enatars''
splendid. HeVer hSsler. and this var
" are going - taxi a step forward ~
'1r locallfv Voc know We raise 3se
truaeS go eur ssasn ss ~ immense nusn-
aties Wei heretcFore we have has. ~
market - sresk - Ger the fresh fruit
shls ve8r two large raneGea-the Peters
Nd yhe Drvae Fruit Cafu "a nies ssVs
Aui't IarEe dsyer Tie two ranches
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