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

II viii interest the large number OF
friends In the Pacific Northwest to learn
that Mr.. Frank Jago IS now clerk OF the
Wellington. a swell Chicago hotel in the
heart Of the city. which by his popularity
ard wide acquaintance Mr.. Jaxo mas SUE
ceeded IN making Chicago headquarters
for visitors from Washington and Oregon
Mr.. Jago was for two years chief clerk OF
the Rainier-Grand. in this city. and he
has also been chief clerk Of the Imperial.
az Portland: the Mammoth hotel. in yell
lowstore park. and the Chicago Beach
hotel, and he was for time member or
the clerical force OF the great New Plant
ers liz st. Louis Mr. Jago IS perhaps the
most assiduous advocate in Chicago OF Sc
atsie's many advantages and charms
J. w Troup. superintendent OF the
transportation service Of the Canadian
Pacific railroad. was in the city. having
just returned from Fort Wrangel and
Port BIakeiey. Mr.. Troup IS having four
boats erected at Port Biaxeley. which he
intends to operate on the Stickeen river
independent Of the Canadian Pacific. They
VIII be ready for shipment IN short
time. In speaking OF the situation at
wrangei. Mr.. Troup said:
AT the present time sixteen river boats
are being operated on the Stickeen river
from wrangel TO Glenora, and from Gle
y
condition. and is now being used by ZOO
people. No trouble Is experienced in going
I'D the river or over the trail"
A party consisting of T. r. Adams. OF
Mexico: Charles Pennington, of Cleveland;
J. Webb. of Seattle. and George E Bent.
OF Mexico. are registered at the Hotel Sc
attic. and next week will leave on the
steamer Tonauin for Alaska. 1t IL their
4rr~ in. a zir aserC
and eventually reach Kotzebue sound.
Mr.. Adams under the Cleveland admins
tration. had charge of one OF the govern
ment stations in the Boring sea, and is
familiar with the northern waters
Personals.
W. A. McTaggart. OF Mount Vernon. gov
eminent log scaler. was in the city yes
ter1ay.
E. II. Eden. agent of the Lackawanna
line. with headquarters at Duluth. Mimi,
Is in the city.
Harry Green. contracting freigh. agent
OF the Great Northern. at Portland. is in
the city on business.
A. B. Calder. travelling passenger agent
of the Canadian Pacific road. with head
quarters at Tacoma, was in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. D. Y. Alexander and son. Cassius, of
Juanita, Wash, embarked on the Leslie
y. for Kotzebue sound. Alaska. last
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Herman F. C. Hart and son, of
Adrian. Mich, arrived in Seattle Monday
to visit her sister. Mrs. +. A. Wing. and
they will remain until July l.
Mrs. w. l.. Seeker and son, OF Los An
geles, arrived Friday on the Walla Wal,a
TO spend the summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. L. Mckee at 314 Columbia street.
n Antoine Darcy, in advance of Robert
Mantell, Is registered at the Ranier-G Grand
hotel. Mr.. Darcy says that theatrical
business on the Pacific coast has been very
good and that Mantell will make another
tour of the West next season.
G. j. Smith, general manager Of the Pa
cihc Coast Company: c. G.. Lacey, chief
engineer of the Pacific Coast Steamship
Company, and NJ. +. Backus, of the
Washington National bank, were passen-
gers on the Queen sailing yesterday for
Alaska ,ney viii be away two weeks