The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-19

All Arts and Sciences and Pennsylvania
Gazette Of i72s When franklin took the
paper he Iopred OF the long name and
called II the Pennsylvania Gazette. From
the same old Franklin press came The Sat
urday Evening Post In 1921.
or Herman Sudermann It Is said that
when he Is writing a new work he leaves
wife and children at home in Berlin and
hnries himself In some obscure nook in
Italy or the Tyrol. No correspondence Is
forwarded TO him Until the manuscript Is
complete. He IL described as looking Ike
the man of action rather than like he man
CO letters. He Is muscular giant. beard
cd and blue-eyed resembling The ideal
Wotan OF Wagnerian drama, II one can
imagine Wotan in frock coat Of ire
proachabe cut.
This Is a rich and benevolent community
but the war has been sprung upon us so
suddenly that We are only beginning TO
learn its exigencies. The sufferings Of the
volunteers were related 10 ore Of the kind
est and most affiuent ladies CT our society
She was muCh touched. and 70 volunteers
to whom flannel shirt or extra pair Of
socks would have been Il godserd she sent
next day 300 boxes Of Strawberries Girls
think they are demonstrating the warmth
Of their affections when they send theiR
iaddses bunch % rosss.~-John Bonner in
Golfers Weekly
Canazhan & Co. Of Chicago. have Just
received Miners Manual: United states
Alaska. The KIondike" containing ammo
tsted manual Of procedure statutes and
regulations. mining regulations OF the
Northwest territory. British Columbia and
Yukon districts. etc. with q map. As re-
CARDS mining. Il Is n succinct and lucid en-
encyclopedia. /; is good for the lawyer as
~s-sff he % boo
drawn from official sources and are prae-
ticAify correct One thing about The man
uai. II has not been hastily prepared like
those which came out almost before the
kloud Ike excitement had gained Roadway
The ArSell and Judge Companies have
gone into voluntary liquidation The la
utilities Of the latter concern. 81 which Mr.
J. Warren Glenn has been appointed "a
ceiver. ara st95 81 the liabilities % the
former gNr Bartlett Arke-l receiver are
sad "a - over seo9 $50 II = hoped 20 con-
tiuue the various publications az he Arket
Campany--a an expense of about g. c02 a
week Business conditions following the
outbreak 81 the war are said 10 be the
cause Of ne froGNie IN these I'VE concerns
yet we hear that cta%r week. 90 have Jump
Cd irto fortune on account of the oppor-
tuaitios afforded by ;Ae war.
TIE bookseller. Newsdealev ami Station
- saws. Toc effert - the war nr the
Publishing interests Is depressing Though
quite a many h7oks are being Qut on as
usual~-if anything our lists are even longer
thar ttev we~e ms :5ase last Year-thev
don't sell sa'es have fallen cff peTceptlhiy
*. rs'n here. ArA periodicals thst caanat
fs7yrt articles 81 the ern suN}eet uqveYrrsest
in every bosfy's faina rspsi look ogt for
tsen.se'ycs f5F nobody ese Nil bother
much about theEa The interest ceufers tr
'hc navy. It's, now. an. /; = articles m
naval matters that G. the most good. The
srrYs furn is coming ister
81 Henry Irving made soEae particularly
81 ah'e remarks ahent newspapers A. the
teeeut anniversary dinner ~ re News
psser Press Furs tn Laoaou In a nsws-
pager" Eel said a. \ srrs yeu are -
;aE-s Wsth ,he elemental f5rces of nature.
wAs. pssgslsnes ara fsnE-nss yss are
trsosacrtss Ny tajS printed sheer "a = I,
~Tse &c fairy r8tret ot The Arah{an. fFD-l
sApital fo cap.ta!. trars tas *xaltatfaa -
tte eae r- fvlo 20 fGt~ bitsar resentment a>i
ehaEvtn cf another. sa 1eholi ~ cy<Ty
sTste every quantity NJ humanity. svery-
tk39G tAaf planes tr@ ssrss n fTvz. 50.
sgsT1th'aE shat inspires rfty dread ~
anktc Il e vssf sn5 eVsr-chsa ~fng
qAnuFAGns - the fas material ~ ars ana
lseratarS. %es. shere are some ecn.
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