The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-25
WHO MAKE UP
THE PASSING THRONG.

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-sr4err tie sk4oses Of Oregon. WASH
s-S.n zrg Assska. arrived 10 Seatfie ysz-
.ss.v rfss bis wiss and sou Fred. TIse
49, vi;i sesa5ru 80 'fear hcnae in San
ssser,uso Saturday. where Fred Will enter
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~rsfzssy, tssaE cIssra September l. Cons-
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- ss,ess ard lighthouses. snG no has the
=. n tie tender Aanzasfta-
= = sne o. fsss best known nsen Ia this
...s<h az It's government service that ever
go Puget sotana ~atses sEss rs4Gs- a
--,ss- xsas reputation for himself by has-
- rASrgs 81 ths construction Of t1s Port
EA4rd oryaeek- He was assigned 30
- 49, eaass work Ga fse structure @as
- rsArf.rg, and remained wiki L. unt!
&. at house was bsils aad toe usossgsos
u~serey wss successfully locked He
= taea assigned to the Ssre islan6 navy
rs - q member Of the board OF sTs-
sessSn. A year ago he was paced On TIE
~eseed ~, essd afte-rarc made his home
. &c rrsnasco. But the breaking os;t
Z a. between Spain and tina Cnlse3
sssss revived tae ex -commaFsdan.'s desire
q nwvice. ard last May - he was given
= urssxus position. He spen, all OF last
So Inspecting the Geld in Alaska. visiting
~. Gkaxway, Silkz, Juneau. WraHgei
serrcxs and other points, and sin1e then
- bsxn along tae Oregon coast
n Aanzanita has been sent to the
rnasiiiA re1s Egn,ship 20 srldaayor To raise
- nachor and chain that wafe lat there
nxsrai weeks ago. The task VIII b.. diff
arui. ons, az tbs apparatus sunk IN TWEEN
RIVE fashoTns % water and wsixhs over
~ ione but it IN believed IL CAN 10 ac-
srnpsshei and thus save Uncle Sam the
- Of N.10 or 800 worth OF material.
~ ssssder is expected back here Friday
= Saturday. when Commander Moronx
~ tpin her.
Al Mccain, who came 10 the Puget
ssnd country ove- twenty years sgo. has
ri returned from q hunting expedition
5 Wildly Island. During the past few
ynn he has lived In retiresnsns in Seat
e which u an evidence that ais business
sssfures In tire Eorthwes. have been al
hstea by success. II an interview with
& PSst-iuieiligence< reporter yesterday
r. Nc,.Alu said:
To. have Just returned ffom WILDLY
hAaA, who're l had pleasant time hunt
hg Every branch Of business there lis in
bpfeer CONDITION than ever before and the
hleeEJ and rancherA are particularly
hcpy. There are six logging camps in
hand county and every one Of them Is
fpn1ng full time and some are obliged to
tssk overtime In order to supply the
ksoog demand that u made upon the out
nj by the CONSUMERS.
The ranehegs also report that there Is
% kngsr any doubt that the crops this
pa VIII be larger than during aygy pre-
ssous season IN the history of the state.
I'd In few days they intend 10 com-
vance the work OF tAreshing the grain.
he farmers and loggeEs are 30 decidedly
fzU that they have very little time To
sisis the city. All Of them are, making
~ while the sun shines and as result
their prosperity Seattle vii. Be greatly
taefted during the coming season. Much
neney VIII be paced in circulation IN con-
sequence Of which ali lines OF business Will
h greatly benefited"
Among the arrivals I'm the city from tina
ASt yesterday Was Mn. Csishnsan X. pa
vi, OF ST. Paul. wife OF United States
kasor Davis. who was appointed a men,
~ OF the peace commission by
nssident Mckinley. Mrs. Davis left
Hashsngson with the party OF Senator
Marx Hanna bound for Yellowstone Park.
AHsr making tour OF the PARK Mrs Da-
~ originally intended to return East with
re psher members OF the party, but al
livingstone. Mont. she suddenly changed
ssF mind and decided 10 make a flying trip
? Alaska. Mrs. Davis secured passage on
e Dirigo and left for Skagway AMI other
lFaa canal ports In the afternoon. Il Ia
Hsly that she VIII return on the steamer
Etsr Notwithstanding the fact that she
VA ia the city only half a day, she ex-
Fsssei 10 friends whom she me. al this
5rssi Butls- thai she Was we'll impressed
Nh Seattle and stated thar she would
sass longer visit upon her return from
AssAa.
Shator Davis figured very prominently
TIE war between the Unitet: States ard
Ssin. as he is chairman Of the senate
Nzanlstee on foreign relations. He is con-
Aaesed one OF the ahlest men In America
E. z. Van olinda. OF vasaon, was a So
ssfle visitor for abort time Yesterday
" Van oltnsia Is commander Of the
ssssnn past O. A r., and one az the
sant's most prominent Republicans lie
1as 70 Pcst-Iu;eiilgenceF reporter.
sashaa island Is very prosperous shis
FsG The strawberry crop was much
Ager than usual ana was disposed ~ at
20 Prices pjhor berries are also plesti-
~ AID bring good m3Eey The pear ana
4s'e orchards afe rot very heavily load
ME- fruit. b1t whst there il brings ~
pIices The leng DRY spell has les tened
&c Yield Of vegetables bat she gardeners
ase little elsa 10 complain Of
sssnon VIII he decidedly Republican
: me coming election /: was t.early a
hst season. wfta the sstds slightly IA.
sssns 'hr Republicans This scar we wiI
ssa good margin on tne Republican
va ouT taxes have lsegn very align thls
M dse 20 the Atzh valuations naa3a ey
= AfsesSor lie ~ -.ttsssd eVerysfrinrS iu