The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-23


Wages during the season by the canneTtes
alone. Besides tAix the country adjacent
receives a great benefit from the growth
F. os the industry. Many new traps have
| been placed in the waters aeout Point
! Yf.aer+s and IN this the ranchers have
profit Il: the sale % piles.
Political matters are quiet Win 0s az
present II - a iit:le early 10 predict with
| certainty what course the Popu.isss vi
| fo,,ow In the campaign with reference 10
| fusion I do not fee discouraged ny ne
resu3t In Oregon. Many Of the PopG"ss
/ sr yvhAtcorn county are opposed 70 IL
i s!cn They favor urton primary e1ec'Igh'
! arToving ,he people 10 say what shape Inc
| conduct OF parry AFFAIRS should take.
| r;uyn q Wallace. OF Tacoma
| formerly Democratic national COMMUTE
| man for the state OF "ashsis .'n' o.
/ ,n the city Yesterday for few hours.
| arm ou. u politics entirely" said M Nat
lace wFen asked for Arr opinion rs 10 fhs
| dr,ft Of matters political In the STATE
| Ia no. know whether the gold Democrats
! vii cooperate with tha Rep9oacans 10
the fall election or no; JUST no" ! az
aarotiug all of my time 10 my own oos'-
| ness Ask some fusionist about polltlcs'
knew. absolutely nothing about the SHp-
ject :., ,ha,
OF Mr. Wallace Was recently Tia -
| George Hazard, Of Tacoma isHie "as
when these two men were rlost actfFe III
,ha ,naniuui,ron Of the Democratic ma
| chine They became bitter political enc
mis- and for time there was royai
| struggle for domination in ffe3ce co"n's
notifies Then John Malone once H''o""
| Ia Pierce a. King John, because tie US
tho head and front OF the Democratic con,
,sn,~,t bgnssorned as the most powerful
-. In the state Wallace and Malone
wers nrr1 allies and fast friends In facl'
Ms,on. was regarded by some people as
Mr. Waliaee's political manager
Waliace's support OF CfeVeiailuisih 40.
him IN the state. Hazards loyalty 10
I'm ,rov.a his POLITICAL ruin Tor the time
bagur Neither now taxes much interest,"
:, no,i,,cs Malone has gone 10 Alaska
Where IL the new Moses VINO - 10 lsdd
the Democratic pilgrims out oil the "i'asi-
ness al fusion?
Nj Garcia a niece Of General Garcia.
., ~,ba il at the Hotel Northern MISS
Garcia lives In Chicago. and mas hot oeeh
IN Cuba since 1882. but she receives ieltt''
from her cousins frequently. ana from "ei
uncle occasionally c,nxa,.
~ was born on the Rock OF Gibraltar.
ana whom | was very young my father
and hIs brothers went to Cuba At iAiiie'
s,,hseouentiy left Cuba and went TO Cti-
rago where I was educated and lived ever
since. In 1892 visited my unc.e IN Cuoa'
inst after the arrival OF General "eyiei'
I'M, al that time the latter had not beg IN
his reign q terror. Ny uncle was Always
.pterested In the protection or Cubans. ana
us sivavs TO be found IN the ranks or
tho hou. forces When his son was Killed
byy tho Spaniards. Gen. Garcia q, oice oe-
,ermined tha; he would avenge my cous-
ms death. and he has been prominently
cnnnectsd with the warfare IN CuDa ever
since. I expect that the freedom OF Cuha
viii be established By the noble people or
,he United States because the cause Is a
-,,st and righteous one. X for no o,her rea-
sou I never had occasion 10 witness acts
~ barbar,ty while in Cuba but they nave
| been described 10 me In letters from my
| uncle and cousins. When l again return
| 70 cuba expect 10 find the same freedom
which now exists ia this country.
H. ". Johnston. n well-kncwn shipping
man who ia one Of the company wnich
! has contract to transport from seattle 70
| Skagway a large part OF the material 10
I be used on the new Skagway railroad, re-
| turned from Skagway a few days ago. ana
| will soon go hack again with his family
aud make The Lynn canal town his home
for a while. Mr.. Johnston IS familiar Win
! tno advantages and Disadvantages oil
/ Skagway "a a health or pleasure resor! al
/ any season. bat says that the town has one
/ hing strictly up-,o-date, and that IS
water system. said he:
] The water IL taken from lake three
or four miles long situated on a steep
mountain back Of the town The lake Is
+ fed by glaciers and so cold that fish can
hardly live IN -; - cold that II Is fairly
blue The lake Ia about so feet above the
Town. ard the water - let down 10 a reas-
onable height above the town by system
~ tanks The main which taps the lowest
tank or reservoir 10 OF wooden slaves
strappet with iron. Skagway VIII always