The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-01

ingtOn Republicans VINO would IKE 70 get
tt. but Mr.. rarrets's friends are making
4 strong effort 70 have him retained. and
a. his ancestors Up in old Vermont are the
strongest kind OF Republicans and have
been for some generations. there is some
possibility that he viii not only be per-
rnitted TO serve out his term, but that he
will also continue 10 represent Bangkok
during this administration. Il Ia said az
the state department that Mr.. Barrett has
brought all the energy OF youth and a
good education to the service OF the coun-
try a HIS present position. and that he has
done much 20 foster trade relations be-
tween the two countries. lie has made
himself exceedingly popular with the
American residents OF Siam. and every
American ln THAI country has signed a
eeufion TO the state department In favor
Of his retention.
Idaho has no representative In the Giplo-
uaattc service. hut Montana IS represented
BY Granville stuart. envoy extraordinary
and minister plenlpotentiary 30 Uruguay
being also credited TO Paraguay This
place Is worth 81 go a year. and Mr.. stu
arts term VIII expire arch J. ISIS. His
birthplace Is Virginia. and e IS said that
virEinian influence secured him the po-
slticu rather than the fact that he was a
resident Of Montana.
richard r. Massey. Of Ia Conner: VII.
tam NJ vlncy. OF spokane. Frank jacob
Weber. az Port Townsend, Caseuare Rtr-
ua~a Of Port Angeles. Calvin King. Of
Woodland and Patrick Mahoney. % Port
Townsend An Increase % pension has
been allowed EuEeue MCpcuouEh, OF
orting. ard an original widows pension
Is Dora Lawson. OF Allyn. The pension
~ william A Collins. OF Seattle, has been
Felssnea An original pension has been
granted Samuel CTanley, % Princeton.
Idaho.
In the cases of ths following named PER
sion claimants. ail the evidence asked for
has aeen furnished ard tire caSes sre now
listed for nuai disposition. in which Est
there are already several hundred cases
awaiting adjudication BY the principal eN-
sunsnsrs Abraham AmmonS ChehaEs
william Il. brown Seattle; Edwin NJ.
church seattle; James Jaekson Silver
BescA; Joseph Chsr,ita. West Seattle.
Tsor1as A scT.ees ~ Orgiug. has been
.nfargaed that his Iast .ne8ical exagniE1-
ttsc shews existing rheumatism and dis
tfts 9f the hA1rt ant BE hes been advised
~ sad an afnasylt covering those
srcA bics 50 that they VIII be considered
Ca fixing his rate - PRESTON
seller or E.eientea. OF Couiee CITY. nas
been 0v8e-e1 20 repert 20 ~ J. NJ r
Cssaper examining sursvcn a. Wstsryille
Other orders fsr aNsm4aafson are; John
= Lewis AZ New WhAtcou, Thomas =
Mct9ansAan n Seattle. and Michael
South. - View. Clarke eouaty. az Van
esuTwr
JoAu Hitch. - port Angeles Is reausr-
"a 20 furnish cersiHcste ~ enEtnearss
~ sHa signature ~ che fgsttce % the
reeee who took hss af-iaavst
Aaasfsona4 evidence has bsra called for
g, each a. the following eases. Patrick
Murray. Seattle Nathan q Canning
s1rssnr- William y. RuExiss, payton.
Nfatfhew o PArr. wallis Watla. Robert
n F'ssnu Walla wallA. ChsFfas e.. HEeaa
e uth ree8 Mr Husca VS. q pras0ser
e var n AnatrSanvHle dartrE esgat
months
TIE glasga et Mrs I1hu Z. I'M - f.raa,
Nash. SfantS TessetsS On ths sr2pgs1
ghat sAe has ether Fneans 81 ssspgerr than
PR daify labor. TIE cfaIaa - Martin y.
Clarke. e S>a.tl@. r 10 Vas q aacse ~
the sreesczI department e ths Uuitsd