The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29

~ 2Eosn Fsas<s So--lso 4NSs As~sse
very much improved in health.
while away NJ. alaxsoes spent consider
able time Investigating The political cersit-
;iams In Island and San Jgaaa Counties, and
hs expresses the opiaion that both ,oaa's
ties are safe Tor the Republican party, ~
usual. lie says that in .aaese t~o eolas4es
there seems aisc 10 ~ ! ssrorg sentiment
ia favor % the election Of Il United Staiss
senator who lives ia Western Washington
Said Mr.. Wins,ock:
White Rot entirely recovered. / an, hasss
again at my woTk. ana ready - throw asss.
seli hear. ana soul inso shs campaign fer
tire party % nay ehsies. There can &c 70
such tang as failure this year with thu
proper degree 81 harmony ~ oar ran<a-
Prosperity has driven wheat ard SILVER
charts into do4ivloa aad silver fak4E& NH
navs 10 tEo& oat q new political Eaan or
straw in san Iaaa aid Island counties.
The people with hardly an exception arr
prosperous and really have felt ;he hard
times less than any other Inhabitants ot
the state. The Ro>sae Hareog !sas works.
and the Island County CsnasTy sra both
Industries Hhica have given employment
This year IN many hundreds and nave made
good times al along the line. ! sn pleased
Ia see tie encouraging crop Of candidates
In King county. and hope thar the rivalry
Tor 0sf.oe laudaase in .ssself viii cease
when the convention shah have made IL
nominations. As Ter myself. intended Ia
capture this year the nomination for COM
gyess. but have been TOO LII 10 make thu
campaign, and oaiy las ssar shall Ark the
proud privilege az doing whas little lies ia
my power for the geoa az my party
Ex-Counei.man r. H. Huri Is rejoicing
ever the bravery nf his nephew. EssgaeIst
nozler. formerly of the University OF Cal
fornaa, whose brilliant work at the cap
ture of Manila has led TO h.s promotion.
Mr. Hurd visited his sis;er-iB-law last
summer. ana can scarcely realize that tho
QBie; lad he met then has become hero.
nu2i.r WAS one OF tho first of the students
20 enlist. and gave ZIP promising position
In the class Of 'sS - do SO. lie was mus
tered iaso the service u Uncle sam on
his slsf birthday. Farnests father, now
deceased, served as lieutenant IN the Fifth
Kentucky cas airy Of the Union army in
the citN war, under the command of Gen.
Rousseau. il Was all that his mother could
DO 10 restrain his younger brother, Charles
1. pogisr. aged II. and sophomore IN The
class af ~. from ,reaasng closely in Ear
nests patriotic footsteps.
During the attack on Manila on August
young Doy!er, who had been given charge
az the signal corps on board his ship IN
tho way 10 the Philippines with The earli-
est expedition. repaired n telegraph Inc
connecting the forces In the trenches with
tae army headquarters. under a sailing
Ore from the Spanish gums. The intrepid
action restored the communication that
had been interrupted. aad contributed -
tfTw success or the Americans, SO highly
did Gen. Greene appreciate the action that
he promptly made the corporal a sergeant.
and announced his promotion In the dis
patches giving the official account Of .he
battle.
". III. Beck well known 20 the printing
fraternity Of tals cit. Ia the days hefora
the ;ypesettins machines. lis In Seattle on
his way 10 Skagway. Since leaving Seattle
in lNs2 Mr. Beck has been in government
employ a, Washington CITY, aud has also
completed fun course III medicine and
dentistry at the National Medical and
Dental university. He VIII practice his
chosen profession In The north. He finds
many changes In Seattle, and is surprised
VI the evidences Of substantial growth
during the past six years. His one regret
liz that before leaving here he disposed Of
his homie in Wana Waiia addition.
Lieut.. J. II. Hetherington, II. 4. n, ore
Of the officers who made the famous s5.Oss-
mile trip around Cape Horn on the gum
boat Marietta in company with the u. q.
8 Oregon. has been detached from his ship
aud ordered 10 Mare leland navy yard. iis
viii stop In Seattle for few days 10 join
his family.
Vince IL Faben has just returned from =
flying visit TO the cities 81 the East, nos-
ably New York and Chicago.
Mrs. DUMAS and daughter. Miss Lena.
Of Portland. are the guests of Mrs. III. ID.
Morrison.
A story of Frederick the Great.