The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-12
HARTNEs FT.AGLER.

III IL New York. son Of n. NJ Flag
IL Ter. large stoekholdsr tx the
III IL Standard On Company. was
al the Rainier Grand hotel
for a saor. time yesterday. accompanied
ty his mother and Mrs.. Lamont. also ot
New York Tbs party n On pleasure
trip. and xiil return nome b. way Of YELL
iowssone park.
Ar. F-gag.er. ssr.. is the owner Of the Flag
Ter syssern 81 hotels in F-I1sida. the ore al
Ponce De Lsora siona being worth s2.es,gse
Mr.. F1sgIar taok oeeasion 10 remark Dur
.ag biz brief esag that in tie East SEATTLE
g. the mos taxed Of city ia ia. West, and
30 veugGr4d tie opinion that much Eastern
capital ouia BE- brought here for invest
snsnt To a reporter NJ. F.agier said.
Capitalists in the East are waiting 10
learn whether ths kloaaike Il as rich az
T. f. represented 20 be. and jas; as soon az
the trea sure ships arrive and .ne stories
OF fabulous riches La tgs north are con-
fFFnsd. i IL a certainty that much capital
VIII he taken TO Alaska fog investment
Seattle stands high 81 The estimation 81
the best psople in the Eat. and have not
the slgghtest doubt that much ~ their cap
:tai viii find its way here. This city IL me
best have set visited in the West, and
the people have every reason 10 feel highly
siste9 over the progress which has been
made never expected to ind such
large number n hue and magnificent build
Lss. and | must confess That I vas agree
ably disaf pointsG. Tie relations Of Seattle.
With fae Orient VIII also benef, the city
!HaTaeasafaDly. while Inc fact that this
point Is con acled 10 he tbs best place 10
flsTt rem for Alaska will result in much
benefit"
William TsenniKon, or Evere-s was a
guest Of the Ralnier-Grand hotel yester-
day. To a 1ss~In,enigencer reporter Mr.
penn.soa sald.
Business 81 all kinds a. Everett Is in
frSt-c.aSs condition. and the PROSPECTS, for
the future are very favorable. There IN
sot an empty house !n the city and q
large number Of new buildings are being
erected. The gold refinery Is now being OPP
srSsd in connection with the Puget Sound
Esd1ction Company's plant. and that. Il
course. gives employment 20 Large num-
Der Of men. and the pay roll IS Increased
IN proportion. The Moate Crisio railroad
will. we believe. be completed In the course
Of the next year. and that VIII he q great
benefit 10 our part Of the state, as valuable
mining fgopesey wifi then lie opened up.
and other projects which are now In con-
seguplation pushed forward TO a success
railroad employees at Eyog,.t IL being
gradually Increased in consequence OF the
auBsurls Of business being done. Kanchers
report extremely favorabie conditions. and
they expect that the coming year viii be
One of unriyalad prosperity.
''in my opinion there ls not the slight
ess doubt bur that the crops this year will
bee larger than ever. and tina. much more
money will he invested I'm mining prop
erty just as soon as the Monte Cristo rail-
road iz completed"
we expect - bring large number OF
Eastern people to SEATTLE and from here
20 To Alaska" said Dr. George Nicholson,
of Philadelphia, to "A Fost-inte'ligencer
reporter yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Nichol-
con are at the Hotel Seattle. and expect
TO leava shortly for Alaska To a report
or Mr. $ichoiaon sad:
Our tfip 10 Aiask.. In 20 he made for
the purpoee o. obtaining information aiont
the country Mrs Nicholson IL engaged in
organizing parties or tourists IL Is our
intention TO organize "a large pleasure ex-
petition just ~ soon rs We return 10
Philadelphia. and we viii go TO Alaska via
Seattle. we wish ia make plans which
VIII be perfse; in every respect and for
that reason VIII make visit 60 the frozen
north. TIE party will yfst Seattle by all
means and r0rn3tu here for a week at
least. Seattle ~ spoken OF frequently In
the Fast and there IS a great desire mani
tested ~ people there to come here.
ind that the city is very pleasant taat Il
IS not miaeprasenled iu any way and that
The pecp are hospltaSe ard cour;eous'
Mrs Nicholson WAS the first woman 10
oondue; party % Eastern tourists 20
Ye-iowstone park. She s<ia.es that the
Seattle and Alaska expedition VIII ne larS-
e and more elaborate In every respect
Lieut.. X. W. Perry. Of the revenue cut
Ter service. wsc e. stationed on the Guard
with headquarters az Friday hagbor ar
slred Ia the cI.y Sunday evening and Is
registered at tire occ'dersal hotel NJ.
Perry WAS a wttneSe IT. the Lawson trath-
er's smuggling case whish WAS irsed f.
TIE city Yesterday.
Mi Ferry Was seen last night by d
Pest lnteilie eneer representative and SAID.
"finsinsss has tsen very quiet In our Iinr
IT. sotae tiitle our attention will he given
,saw - the fishing grounds 20 prevent ary
ss':satisan Fishermen from poachlug There
has been il5tie complaint made 81 former
Years And Ga not think there viii he
aUy tr0ahle this ye&r aS the Canadians
VII have pie;ty ~ aah - attend 10 IN
their own waters The eorkeyee have he
euu 20 yu; AMI E35d basal Is anticipated
although bot sf large as cha: ~ last year
J +. puunjug. 81 EHrn-ats~1. was in the
city yesterday asd vas reg stored at the
0llrr. Mr- Dunn IS operates = large
seo"p ranch abaa; thirteen miss from
lieusfafg asa a.. present aAs = hard If
sacn
~ aas been ,yvo weeks since ler.
EN"u&hurg" a. es4. "apl fho sowa VAS
fhgn ia th~ m'is. ~ q Eoo,l business
h-on THAI .-rUev ~ ths country -
rerta.uly Fra a prosperous caut;t.an Tha
farms are I'll ie,kia< H~a.hy AMI ina
wheat harvest W.T. Zee 80 heavy a. las
gear The niaaN are lraaE nu@s.asssi *
tets]Fel. thss wear. ana nac1 develop
fcer, ~afk = hvine done L is Nttle
early far Tn'l,icS bat the Republicans
are &,sns - give the Fopu3s's a god
s2ce 1hrte GlslS ysaT"
Commodore caldwell. 81 the Tacoma
va ht 1IHh called Hpo1 l'r. t3.,sgre y
T'aHa r~s'r H.~-f -r.f - Afternoon ara Ax-
t. is3 an invitation 80 80" Seattle &c.; 20
iAhs psft &" = s~a weeks cettee or H~od