The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-06

Ing forward to a limited ruling power the
younger men, who Were better fitted for
the pace. no. only by the lesser density
or tnsir ignorance and ssspsrs tision. hat
as We'll by their somewhat higher elvil.xa-
ton. Ii was Plainly at a glance impossi-
hsS ever to uproot the blind aud bitter
hatred that ruled and would ever rta.e the
heart OF the old chief when the eyes o:
tho palefaee were before him; bat some
thing could be done with a new genera
sion. So the old braves, one by one, step
By step. we're forced down and down
from their sacred seats OF power--power
for eyil-and the feet % the young braves
alled their steps.
The wisdom OF the plan, repuisive as
!, may seem from an esthatie point OF
View. has been proven many times over.
1t was not situation TO be trested es-
thesically. but one that demanded action
and the sternesi kind of pFactioahilsfy.
Yes" said DIR. McGilycuddy. laGghlngsy
10 a Observation-Disclosures reporter. as he
stepped aboard the east-aosad train for
Spokane: yes. IL l had time nigas spin
Sou some old-time Indian yarns | dare
say; but l haven't. Sorry. Gooi-hy.'
A. Y. Bell. the finaneias secretary OF
Company ID. ". @. W, returned TO this
city yesterday from n visit TO Camp
Rogers. made for the purpose Of consuita-
ton with Adjt. Gen. Bal.ains in regard to
the status of Company ID since the muster
into service of lis commissioned officers
and the greater part Of the company.
Mr.. Hell says that inasmeca as the COM
pany has now on its roll more than the
legally required number of men necessary
Tor its active continuance ia the National
Guard. no reorganization VII. he neces-
sary. New commissions for captain and
nrst and second Ieuienants. he says. are
expected 10 be issued soon.
Mr.. Bell reports Camp Rogers to be In
hrst-elass shape. The men are IN excel
lent spirits and thu camp routine. which
by this time has been gotten into good
cufadltion, Is running smvo.hiy. Every
one, from Gen. BaIlalne down to the end
or the rank and fi.e, has been most kind
anu courteous TO those visitors who have
been admitted within the lines. Ii has
nsen impossible. OF eoerse,<to give every
one free access to the camp Some re.
str:etions must be made. or Camp Roserx
would Be swamped With curious sisht.
seers and soon become sort of country
fair grounds. 1t is understood, however
that any one having friends within the
lines u shown every courtesy, and usually
Is admitted to the camp.
MI. Bel said: Some of the men are
nnding the physical examination an un-
n
first faced the ordea., ard az the rlosa ~
the days exafnina ton eight OF the INV
TWO had honorab.y capitulated to the
common enemy-the doctor. Iasa down
their prospective arms and accented Their
unpleasant fate with the best grace fhcv
could muster. The percentage OK rNjec.
,ion WILL probably not fa.l below % pes
cent Tor the entire present enlistment -
About fifteen good. physically sound men
are needed TO take the places OF the men
who have been rejected and mi the final
rob Applications viii be received at the
armory after o'clock this (Fr.day) aft-
ernoon. and all who wish to vclunterp
should be on hand TO sign the roll after
that hour.
Among the Alaska travellers who left
Seatiie yesterday TO prospect in the far
Northwest were the members OF the GAS
ton party-Dr. M. G. CASTOR, w. q. IN
derh.li and William MacGreror all az
Plainneld, N. j. The party reached ti,ia
city last week and have bsen staying ~
the Hotel Diiler until they had finished the
peying OK their outfit. which was a very
complete one. One OF the gentlemen said
to Post-Intelligencer reporter: ..our
experience has been that outfitting s,ip-
plies can be bought IN Seattle at consid-
erably less cost than anywhere In tha
East. unless OF course. you buy at whole
sa'e. Ana even then you would have 10
add the cost OF freighiing them across
the country, which would probably cost
you great deal more in the end. we
are very we'll satisfied that we bought only
n Few things In Hne East and left the
bulk OF our Quitting to be done In Sc
attic"
the CASTOR party sailed on the steamer
Queen Their destination Is Sunrise city
and they will prospect In the region or
Cook inlet. gradually working toward the
interior 4 IL seems best.