The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-11
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- 81 .ne i0w rate &c Nfalcaso s-I--
1 - 49, IRE Coast Of President James
y vA@ re Great Northern ~ rne
a'lL :. command a gooG view o. the
- - - RE Fiddle Of the olisiefinE
IS W. ,~s there vas gathered Knot
81 -. and passenger solicitors that
jas 80. weather and tne topics al
Iscs'ssD .s.sv,.
- y - gor what think" said one.
~ r.,srn uapers say hat the stock
~ Is.s ser,,a of the board 81 directors
ssss's -. lin Hill with , proposition 70
xo-fhern CT 3 paying basis
r. y. gar. The JOB. buI they pressed
- scheme that would produce
and be finally consented 30
ss'se.. ssr,self II they could 40 certain
sss Tsev said they could. but X a.n
80 n a showdown the goods cocld
= asltvered. II the meantime the
had ferrefed out the scheme
" .ssrectea Gr. HlIl's name with H.
y go il a. every torn. but people
= "a unnp connecting his name wish
80 paelac AFFAIR and went 20 far
M a slate in which Lamont Vas
nrss,aent and Underwood vice
N.s.s, and general manager
serSs fctfts " a. sfaat t4f %~~F~ 49, ~
sss.Snatlon Of MT Winter. who said
- Influences had Obtained q foe'lnz
x.-.sern Pacific affairs with which
- no sympathy, and he further
= ,sst h. wouldn'; work under Mr..
- Al any figure. got letter from
Paul railroad man who hears
80, occasionally. who said: Tn. old
-. meaning Mr.. HID is slamming the
-, Whenever j. J. gets mad be
- sso-s. and the way his Office force
-, whether things are going all right
-, Is 10 watch him when BE goes Into
!. r,.vate Office. X be shuts the 10 r.
-sr or leaves II open. II IS sunny
-. hs. 4 he slams II. then look out.
- suee J. J. got back from New
~ ia.s friend Of mine says that rs
!. amos, torn the hinges of the doors.
s.xn.sx them That was because The
-. foala not he delivered 20 him as
ss.,es. stu the brokers say that hs
"a re, have his TODD with the North
r.
Ne, the railroad msn looked as though
/ = srsc,s had spoken They were playing
~,.seo'' when another o. the guild spoke
: -rhr nan who occupies the most
,sra;ous position in the country today
4 IL 10 IS " inter-" 1T VIII be observed
:, ra.lroad nen when spea king Of their
esgscrs or those high III the councils OF
y sor.d. adopt tone OF easy familiarity
vs<h IL NOT sustained IL their intercourse
~ people working for the same road
ys,,r" he continued. is rot In the po-
f,ss would be II were In his place"
r. ssosnsly passed without being OBJ
sred. the listening railroad men being
~ mgch interested IN the unusual as
srsson Of comparative Importance.
sFs.s Winter wrote that letter" said the
ssssxxan, she ought 20 have made his
IA xo1d. Now, L. had been in Winters
s,sss snt - independent az he is OF any
IL saG a. rieil as he Is. ! would have just
~ Gentlemen. you car count me out.
4 tie llh cay Of July am going To walk
" u Ills Office and sever my connection
rA The Northern Pacific railroad. You
.sY ssceps ng resignation or not Just as
m sIeas. but I am through working.
Isl Ms ei win ne guess things would
sys beer d.fsrent.
DO Winter say that7 No. he didn't.
sst shets Is he7 Why. they have been
Aysag patile1ore and shuttlecock with
Il ara making a monkey OF him by not
tss.as hls resignation. Just because
asy gsglsn't land Lamont OF course his
~ goes on jnsi the same: but. as / say.
ehr would have been different II hal
40 Winter. It's good thing we are
~ 81 alike"
Ten the passenger men and the freight
y. wiped the honest sweat from their
ssss ana prepared 10 listen 20 another
rsast who rose ~ among them.
ta.s 4
sAsss had said about "Hi'I' and Win
= ard then spoke for himself as fol-
sss Their was a woman down ~ I'll
ssaH's t!cket window this morning
= nia that she wanted 10 see MIR Nc
kss Mr. James Mexican She had
k'r o. Introduction "a him from Mr
~ The geneTai passenger and ticket
isz' .. the Northern Pacific A. 81. Paul.
Y Fee she sald was = friend Of hers.
- has given her the letter 20 Jim.
sary Fee giving any che a letter OF in
sstseilon 10 Mr., Mexican. III told her
aA W Mexican was ont on the line 81
y fsvaie car and that he might go on
'sagc 10 81 Paul before coming back
ssp5oss Il If on Christian Eudeavcr
sssssss' said size IT'S either that or
sssiaiag else said III and she went
asss ss.issed"
Zen tar railroad men al went out into
d ar ana around corners
Hussey superintendent Of police
Y ne province ~ British Column hia. is
: Hs.'oF n thu city. 10 = ae-ompanied
KS HasSey ana Ailss Woodrow. az
e%A ara they are registered az the
/ aAsf Superintendent Uuasev IS on his
'an 70 Victoria from a trip through the
vince aiieaGu the assiges WIN him
faaday was Deputy Attorney General
ssn wAe returned 70 Victoria last night
| lae Kingston.
ssq-fihitudenl Hussey was appointed 20
Etssn o'iice six years ago hy the pro
a council an during the time he
= ara TIE position as head 81 the pro-
- pohee Ne has established an envi-
- 'eSoFt Every murderer ~ the prov
s..9se deeds have occurred during
~''sys Term has been apprehended In
~Niy established mining "a INNS.
= 'sAeiliecS characters are likely 20
ae'sa themselves the superintendent
NeNs ~ terror - iaN breakers and
Fsi'ess Fursuer - che ftvlnr crook.
2 tAe most dangerous men with
superintendent Massey has had 10
SAs'rs Wood. wko was >ouNtrted ~
~ q Nelson a few }aNa aro aud -
Aaaer sentence ~ doe r. Near the
''h y bis grial aay wood helA up
$50 81 The san ~ Nelson. having
furnished @ta "A reviewer hv a ean.
a. on 'he ou s.ae ~ tbs prison. He
e ne woods taking w}th him a
- vas imprisoned on tae clarke q
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