The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-16

II viii BE mach larger than IL Was last
year. sor the reason iaAs the yield per
acre VIII NJ as large. IL not larger, and
TIE acreage Will oe much greater"
Mr. and Mrs. Bcrne Will return homo to-
DAY.
Among the people who helped to make
Up the passing threng yesterday was E.
J. Coyie. who Ia connected with the pas
seHger department 81 the Canadian Pa
ciac railroad Mr.. Coyie reports that bust
ness Is picking Up in the railway line, and
ne expects the number OF people from the
East who will locate in the Northwest this
year viii be larger than ever before
Frederick Parker. a commercial travel
Ing man OF New York is AT the Hotel Se-
attic Mr.. Parker Is we'll pleased with
Inc business outlook ia Seattle and other
cities IN the Northwest.
MIS- z. =. Weare, OF Chicago. whose
husband is \ member OF the executive
board % the North American Trarspovta-
fion and Trading Company. arrived In SEE
afise yesterday TO meet aer husband. W no.
II will be remembered left for Dawson
over the Skagway trail and - expected to
return ON the steamer Roanoke. Mrs
Weare VIII remain az the Hotel Butler ua.
I'll the return Of her husband. She is we'll
impressed with Seattle. ard with the ex-
eeptioa Of Chicago. she believes Ii To be
one of the finest cities in the country.
T, III. Smith. OF New York city. is in
Seattle again after an absence OF thir-
teen years. He il connected with the firm
OK Saoninger Bros. importers OF iaces. with
houses in Paris. New York and San Fran
cisco Indirectly" said Mr. Sgn.tA, Il
kept track Of Seastle's growth. we send
representative here twice or three times
surprised 70 asid 50 many Really fine husi-
mess blocks. Some OF them would do cred
II 10 Broadway. The residence parts OF
your city are disappointing. The nice
dwellings are scattered too much. You do
not have one or two streets patterned az
ter Beacon stree. or Commonwealth ave-
rrae Of Boston,
Registered at the Raiuier-Grand yes,er-
day was j. Watson Taylor. of London
England. Mr.. Taylor came TO Seattle from
Nelson. Il. c.. where ne inspected some
mining property. and tomorrow he will go
to Port Gamble 20 look after timber in
terests- He declines To make known the
object Of his visit 10 the Northwest, bat IL
Is understood that he represents English
capital. which may be invested in this part
of the country.
Mr. and Mrs. Heinrich Schuecker, of
Boston. are the guests of Landlord 9. s.
Bailey, OF the Hotel Northern. Mrs
Schuecker Is daughter OF Mr.. Bailey
and Mr.. Schuecker is teacher in the
Boston Conservatory of Music. The two
visitors went 10 Victoria yesterday as the
guests of Mr.. Bailey.
H c. Hotaling and wife. OF the Mapleton,
Mimi, Enterprise. remained over from the
editors excursion to visit Seattle ac-
quaintances Mrs. Hotaling Is president
Of the state assembly OF the Rebekah
lodge. OF Minnesota, They are stopping
at the Stevens
PERSONAL.
E. @. English, a logger of Mount Yer
non. is In the city.
Melvin C. Wins:ock who has been sick
for several weeks IL conva.esceat
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ l.. HoEbrook, of Che
nails, are stopping at the Hotel Butler.
Judge Frank I. Reid OF Kingston. Is In
the city. He Is registered at the Hotel
Dflier.
Mrs. J. B. VOTERS, wife of the chief
engineer Of the Umatilla. is visiting friends
in Seattle.
]. r. Pigg, of Winsor Mo-. arrived In
the city yesterday and will leave shortly
for the kiondike. via St Michael