The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-15
PEOPLE WHO MAKE UP
THE PASSING THRONG.

.o--ia. He ate some Of ire canned 6sa
and was poisoned by rlu-Iatic acid, Used
Into sae contents. he was seriously tn
disposed fer while bat IS gradually re-
covering. he says hat the shipping bust
ness IL San Francisco is very quiet.
T. s Weldon. ~ New Westminster was
IN the c.ty yesterday. He Is one OF the
merchants who ~ burned oGt 5y The tl-o
and has not yet deciae< whether ne - Il
go into business there again This IS the
Third time | have bear burned OUT" he
said yesterday. and hope i is The
cnarrIi. a. they call it. This last fire found
rae u a bad position. az had let my In
s1irance run out on the FRIDAY previous
70 ti1e fire.
y think New Westminster IS one q the
best OF the provincial co1ns ard be-
Heye tnat there sge more opportunities
open there Tow than before the fire. The
fair has served 20 help matters, as new
Cou7ers have taken advantage OF X and
The people OF New Westminster certainly
show what they are made Of ia surmount-
ing the difficulties ani starting anew
Hon Thomas ODay. of Portland, IL in
the city for two or three days on profess
sionai business mi to VISIT Win his friend,
WEI A Steel. Judge O-Day IS active n
politics and is q Democrat or the W. j.
Bran type. with whom he was Intimately
associated several years ago IN Nebraska
As a campA!gner Judge = Day has few
equals on the Coast. AZ the recent cleo
ton In Oregon ne was a candidate for dis
trict Judge on the fusion Ticket. II Is nine
years since Mr.. ODey was first IN Seattle,
and IN noting the great march OF progress
and development upon ali sides. he was
agreeably surprised. He believes this 10
BE- "a ciGy peculiarly adapted for the sue
cess and Advancement OF young men. ara
predicts for Seattle a growth and prosper
fty tha. will be commensurate with the
enterprise and energy Of her people
'.yyalla Walla is one Of the busiest and
most prosperous places In Western WASH
ingion," said A d. Castleton yesteCay.
lieye that IL beat all previous attempts.
There were many visitors IN the town, and
as all OF the farmers and business men are
in the best OF condition. financially, the
fair was thorough success. The condi-
tons, in Waila WaiIa county this year
stand unrivaled.'
he has a good-sized orchard and realizes
a good sum from the sale OF his fruit.
Politically. Walla Waiia county VIII be-
long 10 the Republicans this year. when
the Democrats lost DIR. B!slock," he said.
They lost one OF the best men in their
ranks"
f. ]. Coyie district passenger agent OF
the Canadian Pacific railway, is in the
city MIR. COyie IS firm believer In the
future OF Vancouver, the Pacific terminus
OF his road. and believes IN a few yeas
Canadian Pacific company Is spending n
the ne.ghborhood of s7o.eo for general Of
fees and improvements 10 docks. ware
houses etc. English and Canadian capital
lists are erecting fine buildings, and thou
sands OF dollars are being expended on
street paving.
Mr. I'ay!e Is also a believer in the future
upbui.ding OF New Westminster. lie says
h., does not lock for much activity In this
tine during tho winter, but looks for a re-
yival in the spring.
j. H Irvine, OF Stanwood. was at the
Dlller last night. Speaking of politics in
Skaglt county, he said that 1. was begin
ming TO look as though the Republicans
might carry the county.
Two wears aEo." continued Mr.. Irvine,
lit was ali Republicans life was worth
To attempt to address audience in that
county. Now the Republican, are holding
big meetings everywhere The farmers
have had a good crop this year and are
getting fair prices. They are beginning 10
realize that these conditions, ana not Pop
tlism are responsible for the Improvement
I'm the Industrial and commercial stua-
ton"
w L. Lindsey. who has been with the
First regiment. Washington volunteers, as
chief musician. since April. returned 70 me
CITY Monday from San Francisco. His bust
mass prevented him from remaining with
the boys and going 10 Manila, and ne re-
cei,c5 Ms discharge. Mr. Lindsey is one
or the mail carriers OF the city.
DR. T. Weldon Young returned last night
from Portland lie has been away several
DAYS on official business "a grand chdnceI-
lOr OF The Knights or IyGllias