The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-21
PEOPLE WHO MAKE UP
THE PASSING THRONG.

told rss Of a copper lay. Ny partner and
I followed h.s advice and Instructions and
today we are the owners Of al axcssdagly
good copper claim
before LEI. Tire same s9uaw nan gave
ne information o: another copper lay
about lie miles furthsr In than the nrst
The exhibit Of Gre WAS especially good. Tea
tines better than what NC had ca our 9TH
er cisine / ain an old miner And l as
sure yov thai copper lay Is q BONANZA"
Among the guests q. the Hotel Seattle IL
Thomas Malonsy, secretary OF the Demo
cratic state central committee. He Is EN-
ploye9 IN the STATE Land commissioner
oftsce az Olympia. bu. has been given q
leave O. absence 20 lock after other anaira
AaIoney claims TO bs the original Bryan
man in this s;ate. Hs was IN favor OF him
when he wen, % the Democratic convsn-
ton at Chicago. ard no one was more
pleased At the outcome Of that remark
able fight than he. II was Maioney who
rushed Up 10 the rosssurri ana nominated
James Hamilton Lewis Cor vice president.
Maloney was 50 business-like that he did
Tot stop 20 explain his identity or that
OF Lewis TO the New York newspaper mer-
Tire Sun made q feature Of the nomination.
hu, could no. figure cut who Lewis was.
d. Carl Pearson, Republican nominee for
auditor Of Island county. was In the city
yesterday, and stopped at the Diiser. The
Republican landslide said he 10 Post
Inieihgencer reporter will be so great
that those who happen TO set buried be-
meath 1. viii never survive the shock.
What few poor Populists there are IN The
county are preparing TO leave and lead
tae,r aid to some other place in which there
are few more OF their party. The ticket
we have up Is a splendid one. Every man
on It is strong. The individuality of the
candidates can BE vouched for as they are
some ot the best-known men in the county.
The ticket is a hummer. and We viii poll
an enormous vote next November
'North Yakima is going to surprise the
visitors TO the State fair said r H. Wal
ters. CT North Yakima, at the Hotel Diiler
yesterday People on this side OF the
mountains imagine that North Yakima Is 4
small place and OF net much consequence
When they visit the city they viii ind an
exceedingly prosperous town. The natural
advantages Of the surrounding country
make 1t a place bound to succeed. North
Yakima has been a very good fruit pro-
Queer this year. The crop has been spe-
c!ally heavy and the hops have not been
bad by any means. Preparations for the
great even. the fair. are being made and
those who fail 70 visit the exhibition this
year VIII miss a rare treat
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Capt Virgins. an Eastern capitalist who
has been living IN Seattle for some time
gave a game dinner 10 his intimate friends
a, the Butler Monday evening. The Capt
enjoys fishing and hunting. few days
ago he took trip up the Seattle and In
aud -. 10 Cd - eaN
Wore a satisfied smile Veuison and grouse
were on the bill OF fare las, evening.
r r r
W. w. Alverson. of San Francisco Is
staying at the Hotel Seattle. He came
north to attend to some insurance mat
tiers, but was taken ii with typhoid fever
and had to go TO q hospital After pretty
hard siege he recovered and is now cut
again.