The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-04
TIE PASSING IHROIG

|hAnIe r. clAAfF-Neoubijcan nominee
LOT Joint SENATOR from JEFFERSON and
SAm counties, was IN fue city
yesterday. having bu: recently an
H. irs, e e.e.,. u the principal towns in
I've I'VE VA .ia - large majority mex.
lIss.nsy' SO III. CIapp % Poss-Iasei-
towns people 1.r. In I'm. so|s q tae small ,sn
sanng from farms twenty-five miles
"a naI Ma I know psTsonaily who were
openly fce ths ksoana,esn 49, e' ana oss
vor1oG hard Ear ifs success.
- eenttment such ~ tbs prevails In oze
would not : . se. ~ To- g 4ensrsi. ana !
nspu0ascAn landslide next Tuesday as
efeat a that On <ha oehe. side two wears
- me mSnsy Question, which was then
rs,,.. sa sanSshf issue. Is now settled. the
s Sc,s's ,ss. aE .aa: the god standard < the
John e, Ely. r. ]. ward. Nv. sch.ws-
r.n. T. sshewerin. char:es ii. Mensei and
= =. du;caison. is ;he personnel of
s AIRY az miners having claims at Horse
properties are about is mis- from a.
s!yit, ana ehow up very rich. H w
Scn. wsTtn and r. Sesieweria brought DOWN
49, ,nssas-nse pounds OF nuggets ard dust be-
amounts~ The schewerins have been in the
country about year the dust ux.nx the
rerail Of Che seasons work
Ely and Ward have been at Ho.ss1y for
EvsrA years, and speak highly Of the DIS
uGt which they believe Win eslaa.sh the
vorid fefors many years Hutehison has
oseh quite III. and VIII seek relief in Cali
lorna during the winter. TIE party lef,
early yesterday morning for San Fran
ctecv.
For the balance Of the year the single
business VIII be quiet ana a number OF
nils viii De smut down." was a remark
made yesterday by Mike Earlss. the we'll
sentative Of the PosI-Iniefi.gencer This
10 always the case IT tins dine OF the
year, continued Mr.. Earies. and is the
result OF an over-productaon In THIS STATE
brisk.
The lumber business u exceedingly
orisk. and should the enormous demand
continue there viii be a scarcity OF choice
logs this winter. Fir lumber is In exeep-
fsonai demand In the big Eastern markets.
ana VIZ keep on increasing from year to
srsa, mainssays of The state. '"s .. Lac
George w. Tbbests, OF Issaquah. nonn-
nee On the Republican ticket from the
fofty-tnird representative district il in
the caty. This district two years ago went
fusion by large majority, but notwi;h-
standing Mr.. Tfbbeits expects to be elected
by large majority. In 10 portion OF the
county has sentiment changed as in the The
coal mine region. and Il Is this that gives
hope that the majority Of last election viii
be reversed
w. II. Mead. general agent Of the North
western Hne with headquarters at PORT
land. was in the city yesterday Mr. Mead
enjoys the distinction Of be ng the oldest
railroad man, In point of service on the
Pacific coast, having been actively en-
gagged in the work twenty-three years. He
Is known everywhere THROUGHOUT ne
NapshN&As i Tea
having ready fund Of anecdotes on
hand.
Col. F. .. Hues.is. collector Of customs
ar Port Townsend, came down from the
port Of entry last night to be present al
the Wiison-Bateman meeting at the Seat
tie theaser last night.
Capt L. Wiley. OF the Wiley Steam
Navigation Company, operating the steam
srs Mul'nomsh and Aberdeen. on the Sc
a.tie,Olynpia route. was registered \, the
Northern yesterday.
E. Z. A.nsworth of Ainswcr;h & Dunn.
whclesale nsh dealers was passenger on
train 20 Portland. whore he goes on bus.-
ness matters.
Henry Roshschild. the Port Townsend
shipping man. was ,amcng the visitors 10
the city yesterday.
y. III. fSCk, deputy snert1 o! Skagst
county. Was in the city yesterday. a guest
81 the Northern.
William +. Rurrill. OF Tacoma. prominen,
IN club circles, was In Seattle yesterday
PERSONAL.
@. A. Currie, OF the United States navy
Is registered a, the Seattle.
George y. Salisbury United States
weather BUREAU observer of this city re-
turned home yesterday from Omaha, where
he attended the convention OF weather bu-
reau officials.
f. c. Hohbs. the United States weather
observer az Neah Bay. who has been in
charge u the Seattle office during George
-. Sal sburys absence al the Omaha con-
vention. viii leave today for his headquar-
ters at Neah Bay.