The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-22
M PASSING THRONG.

S 1A~nt HIN. IL the Great Northern.
-. r. Butte Wednesday On his way home
s2ss a extended trip to Seat:ks, Pert
S-S ard other parss oz tina North Pa
Isl.Ss soast. SAYS the Pioneer Press. lie
- accompanied on the trip by General
:s2Z-e1(afendsnt Harding. Chief Engineer
3<.s.ss and Comptroller Harrington.
- IN probably return TO ST.. Paul Sat
- or Sunday. II 10 said that az q
- az this inspection tour the Great
&-1hern viii shortly undertake the sx-
<ss<ea Of facilities OF the North Pa
~ cast, especially some Of the mining
1870. including perhaps tine forty
-. miIes long between Eonners Fefry
- f1oAs river. ~! the south emo OF
&.e1erat lake. Steamers are operated On
$Ss1rnsi lake ell ssunmeE. but there u
- need Of an sf s-year route. Pre&l-
~ Hlu and the officials sIso visited all
- II ths syste1n where extensive i'm
.~nents are being made On every
s.c.len trades are being cat down. per-
z!s.snx structures built or some other
4S~sement introduced. besides the con-
2srficn Of the Cavalier and Lzfgdon
-1Ass In North Dakota. The total
q improvements Is -aughIy csti-
81 100000.
@1nd Mrs. r. n. Ketcham and their
ar Helen. CT Mount Pleasant.
are in the city visiting Mrs. A. II.
who is HRS. Ketcham's sister.
u Rxtchanl IS one OF the leading buzI-
e ~. eaeu Of Southeastern Iowa. carrying
sa Z iaxve Pouring mill at Mount Pleas
49, He Is also tie president and man.
- II the NsadoaA Coal and Mining
EM5~.any a. MelIao.n, Nc. and OWNS q
ITO of It's stoc.s. This Is & large
T Sss-srauy. owning $50 asrss OF coal lanes
! - vork;ng about 90 men mos. Of the
r. IL on his hrst visit 80 Seattle. will
-.-.A soyerzl weeks Ur, The Coast ard viii
ssch.h,v kesr, an open eye on the min
= ,userests. while ne ressz from his la-
- and enjoys the scenic beanticg o.
vusern Washington.
- vas a pretty ST. Louis girl. just the
r,.1 q 4 atr: that Lindell avenue boasts
= = ia own. and she thought the bears
-. an First avenue so cute In
80 she bought some cherries and fed
thsr. talking meanwhile of the "daar
Httie paws and Of the sweet little
soarue." Nor with the men In this
eounfry bears are OF little interest, but
n Louis Girl wearing n white skirt.
rink sash and a picture hat. with long
ashes and peaehy cheeks. makes a dr.
ference. And SO II happened ina, be-
fore all the cherries we're gone a CROWD
rsthsreA. and for a while Clondyke was
sorgo,fsn as the men. in rapt admiration,
eszsd u,,ou the pretty face of the 81.
I.n,,.s girl. Seeing this her chaperone,
Who Ia not used TO having open adIaira-
ZION accorded her caarges-that IL. II she
Was a 81. Louis caaperoHe-tugged 1t
The arm OF the s.. Louis girl and said:
Come orr
The 81. Louis girl looked up In wonder.
saw all the men looking at her. blushed.
turned 10 20 and then whispered aedioly.
what q shame they didn't watch the
bears. Thay we're 10 cute.
Mrs. Ely GAge. wife of the son of Ly-
man r. Gage, secretary OF the treasury.
left yesterday for her home at Chicago,
Mr. Gage her husband, accompanied her
on q recent tour Of the West IA far as
juneau. but when he heard of the gold
strike left her TO investigate Mrs. Gage
raiveiy said yesterday morning that she
adid not mind. that she Is used to taking
care OF herself. and that II was partly
through her advice that he remained
Mn. Gage also said that her husband
has probably by this time eorra!led all the
promising claims for sale. and that he will
cone back wealthy enough TO buy out the
sugar. trust Mrs. Gage is petite little
vdsan and paid for her sT-a-day room
WITH the savo!r faire Of one perfectly ac-
eussomed TO MANAGING her own affairs.
Deputy City Engineer George Cotterill
i sxpectes 40 return this week from his
,aarsey to Zurich. Switzerland. where he
ssns some time ago as n delegate to the
mssnatIonal convention of Good Tenn
Nm He was 10 have left Southampton
~ Ssturday on the steamship ST. Louis
ta Esw York. He Will arrive In Olym-
" time 10 attend the /, q. @. r.
~ unyention. which began July -
~ N last until July ..