The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-03
saE PASSING THRONG.

- Ne ~ - SESSION OF the Federal
- ~ Ws~a-ssr of witnesses In liquor
- > - -, ,,,stiYnony OF these wards
M1 Jne--sr,f should be that they
Z ~ es..rh acre water" II il pro-
Hny ~ - "a re. ali the whisky he
0soo ire efz. OF AT scru tag
- ~ -. considers tie person Tflo Is
nn g ..sons.bIe fer an aeidsGg head
bvx ssa~aa.h as his natural enemy.
1870 the 'sreals Spirit as all
psssrs 10. wraps the gaufsess
- ~ rsn est about him. and proceeds
80 - - cnnortuuiry TO Federal court,
- ,esfi0es against the man "no
- Then he collects his witness
- ,ysIx 70 buy more WHISKY
very good system. and In many
-..Ls est we'll" said a member OF
- ,ury yesterday evening. Tbs IN
s. srs a present IN the city are IN
= - charlie Wannasy. fuil-bIoodsd
- Yakima county. They are APP
80, nhfsyt1us TO .,le interest they IN
! - ehey PROCEED along the street, FOL
:, noisy crowd OF urchins. VINO,
~. s.eavsred from their fear OF the
- -. b. intimate association, are proud
III q. nv decorations and the Visiiors.
IL r<s,ans are IS distinctive Ia appeal
!. are she specimens OF s9usdy Chi
~. syrhffAc.ure with which seattle 10
.nfsy hut there IL tho same Indian
.-s1 q thea. The ChelaEs are tan ana
- hlgher east OF features thsn ihe
- Anesioans of the sand spits ana Gam
49, end they wear their mar ioHs-
-. go II IL neatly braided, and on Others
r. dstrfy tsndrils are shrowa 10 the
800 At the best ;hoy are picturesque.
4 4 suaGtien Of the pei Diem OF inc an
- 81 svttuesses war discussed ycster-
- sorne OF the lobby practitioners
J. ~ FEDERAL court. az was also The
sss.sts. Al mileage. Indians are allowed
- m roads TO ride free. whether as an
s..s-.modatlon or because the govern
- s dantlnx land aad rights-of4way
- il A. a condition n1as-S no diff
ssc.ce That they do ride free Is fact.
- after Of per diem was looked into
s.nsrday and from the brief inquiry
.~sa.s was found that con1iicted with
- lnlsaus drawing both pay as Wit
- anA mileage for travel.
- Mad Of the tribe IL Chief Sklsw-
80 and there is 4 certain amount %
- istsranf attaching 10 him rs IL was
- amer m chief OF the tribe who kill
p fn6san Agent Boland forty-two years
- Charlie Wannasy. who IL the In
~p,ter for the government and who Is
81 s1A-chsss vas educated at Portland.
- to,d the story last night ia first rate
HI.
2sooralnx to the tribal history, Old
~ nkkwhead was told by "a priest that
- nolarsd had come out to iniurs the
&nns With the Great Father" who
m President Franklin Fierce. The GUS
ut that time was simply to XIII of
3ae Who we're obnoxious. and after n
.v0w Il was decided that literally
ftn1 INST 70. He started for the
80 and Was duly and properly killed
n - Nay. This brought about the war
oou tie government and the Kiicki-
- Iakna and Toppenish tribes. all OF
- = part Of the history of the state.
- MAT many OF the chelans ut pref
II = the city visited Lake Washington
& ~ ~ Madison street park. where they
! aaactsd ~ much attention To themselves
she hand. which interested them In re-
81 IN
rsW4i II after better mall facilities
I'd SEATTLE win help. This was decided at
yAe1roay's meeting Of the Chamber of
fpnnee.c. Assistant Postmaster Col
M brought the matter up and com
ustee consisting OF Messrs. Prosch. Col
III ana Rspokes vas appointed with au-
nosty u act. This they did at "A meeting
N16oenent to that of the board of trus-
~, the unanimous decision being that
- e&urfs Of Everett should receive the
saAessement OF the chamber.
III speakins Of the matter, STR. Colkett
m that the trouble lay principally IN
~ 6elay q the receipt OF the oregon and
cafsrn.a mails. These mails arrive In
eAitt 81 stb p. M. and are not received
b kswstt until the following night. The
rsipns Of Everett; are TO ask the post
80 department. to have Everett put on
u rtgnlar mail route Of the steamer
Faifaavsa. The Fairhayen goes into Ev-
fNtt three or four times week. and If
~ government paid the difference for
making the additional trips so that the
i srYire would be regular Everett would
4 ~ae6s BY having the Oregon and califor-
ia nails arrive In the night for carly dis
tsbasson
{. 0. Graves received a personal letter
u yesterday from Brig Gen. -. W. Fisgier.
vi ueg q ordnance OF the United States
tNy. announcing that he and cart Birnte
~ asrfss In this city Monday, June :,
y aeNEre OF other engagements Will pre-
W.T. uen. Fiagier from making a long
Nh ees ne expresses the hope that cir
sFmssanees VII. admit " his seeing all az
i sasss puss!hle IN the limited time allowed
can Gen. Fiagier Is now In Portland and
as mar he must make a long Visit to
- seftsnessions al the mouth OF the Co
s1nm siver, and that this and an srnpera
we ZIP Up the ri"cr are responsible for
M0fs Time that he viii he able 10 re-
asa "a Seattle.
hs letter Gen. Flagier states he IA :
Vca word from Washington thar
Phillips. OF the revenue cutter Perry.
sse hiin on trip around tho Sound
- efssss states that II is hts belief ;has
esn Fiaslr:s intention 60 visit Port
hsehd, where the government has al
' ssked fer BIDS On the fortiacationa
- pace. As the Perry Ia cruising IA
sea other arrangements will have
l made. and Mr. Graves wrote % Col
saunders last nisht asking that one
~ speedy revenue launches he placed
81 ~ fagttr's ilsrcaal for thu trfp "a
F.ass rs the small vessel viii admit
- as''pers will leave Seattle Thsf.s.iay
ss. June h. guing East 1ser the
80 "a. fsssfse- During their visit here
l ss.. = Shown all NJ tItv points OF in
I a,s 'a' Seattle. specially those pla0rs
1 w.-. aa~ Under consideration hy the
A'e'' fof various purposes.
a Graham. Puget sound ae,,s
/ So. s0aihesn PaegAc, was over from
4. =. sSstetday hreathins t0etrctssi,taa
.~v,s. ofsham brought over with niu,
l ss~,eas IN rates that fcpre.<sutS IN.
sss a'en 'hst Ia heinx burned un in the
/ e. -. "a pEogfesS between the South.
sAss~ss.e and khe Oregon Railway 4
Saskaasa Company.
4 Ss So" quoting groIn Sfattl- "a
Ia srxs 49,. tourist rate ~ 81 ana
ia..sA. - fa's ~ SIS These usurvs
| ssraes $3.50 "hicA sre rsrnahsa al,
- e~ce from ,ss sous ~ e. ia =
49, We tickets eoss "a ~ >s~s,,..r.,
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