The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-25


~as murdered. but II Ii isnpSsxx.tse 10 fas-
ten the crime on any person. He ssA.es
'aae Beard was known TO have -ons.6es-
able money In his possession when last
se%n a-lsa, ard alleges thai his d.appszr-
aEscs Ezz not reported at Saldea By re
E*oSse VINO were supposed 10 have Eeea
hiE last Ggifsi eight days after they reach
esl there Mrs. Beard IL still l1vssssxax-
Tx fas case and sfatez that she has 70
intention o. returning Eorne gnssi The mrs
terry Is cleared W. She declares that se
Is securing additional evidences every day
and That size expects 20 have the compile
Chain formed Ia a short time. she will
not make any accusations uati thai time.
Registered at the Hotei Dslier Is G. Flee
har1. of stanwoosi. Snohonaish county tie
states tf.At SgaGwcod Is undoubtedly one
OF tie best little towns liz the Puget SOUND
0isErsct- Not yacan, hoixse ts to he
found. number o. new buildings ara
being erected. and there Ia every other
indication that the population il ire.reas-
ing. Dir. Fseehgrt states that the rancts-
ers and iosgers are exceedingly busy. All!
uiey expect large profit as & result Of
their years business.
Ine Republicans are better organized
THAN ever before. Mr. Fiechart states. as.i
he believes they will carry snoaomsh
county. Notwithstanding the large major-
ity they viii be obliged TO overcome.
George W. Haxen. who has charge Of the
tnssed States secret service FOR the dis
uset consisting Of Washington Oregon.
Idaho and Montana. has just returned
from months trip tArougn different parts
Of the territory over which he has Jur.s-
d!ctson. He stated yesterday that few
cases OF unusual importance had been
called To the attention Of the department.
lately. Dus that = number OF matters Of
minor importance were receiving the at
tsntion OK the deputies. The object of the
trip just made by Mr.. a,axen Was 10 be-
come acquainted with the deputy United
states nsar.hais and other officers. aud ne
expressed himself as being we'll satisfied
with them.
Bob Lowris and G. 8. Lansing. two Yu-
kon pioneers. were at the Hoiei Bruno
WICK yesterday. Lowrse has been in Alas
ka since 1856 while Lansing has been there
SIX years Both men have valuable prop
erty, but Lowrie Ia the richer of the -p5o
and IL Is said among oid-tire Yakoners
that he Is ore Of the real Kicndike kings
not Notwithstanding the fact that ne does not
hire brass band every time he passes
through Seattle Oh the way to his hona
In San Francisco.
ilowrie Ii now on the way to Dawson,
while Lansing only recently came out.
E-!nH a. "eNe!. mute OF chicago. re-
turned home yesterday. He was one Of
the las. men 10 arrive from the Copper
river country, and during his brief stay in
the city Was almost constantly engaged IN
writing for the benefit of inQuirers his
opinion OF that part OF Alaska II Is said
OF Weller thar he attracted more at{aa-
ton than any other man In the coppar
river country. owing 10 his futile efforts
20 give expression 70 his very apparent dis
gust.
George T. Hatch, OF Port Angeles. prose-
cutting attorney OF trislian county, Is regis
tered at the Northern hotel He has been
mentioned a. "A candidate Tor state repre-
sentative. but as yet has not announced
his candidacy. Mr.. Hatch states that
business In Ciallam county Is in good con-
dtion. and that nearly every person is
recovering from the revsrses met several
years ago.
+. r. Norton general manager of the
81. Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company al
Tacoma. Was in the city yesterday. He.
has been "a member Of the Tacoma city
council for several years. and Is considered
one 81 the Republican warehouses; OF Pierce
county. Mr. Norton says II is rather early
yet 20 diagnose the political situation, bat
that Il guess we shall have 10 snow under
the Repocrats In cur county this fail"
John S. McMslilu, Of Roche Harbor, was
tn the city yesterday. He reports thar
business at Roche Harhor Is tn a highly
satisfactory condition. ana that the farm
ers are In an unusually good humor over
the prospects OF ricb'eropa Mr.. McMillin
remarked tina. If business continues as Il
is AZ present. there Will be- very few poor
men IN that part q ne state.
John Poole who il engaged In tie ship
the city for she purpose OF attending 20
important business matters. Mr.. Poole aas
no CON pialnt - offer regarding the rondi-
flon Of business N f'ott Biake.ey. bat on
the other hsud. states taat everybody .
pr1sper.ng. Work Is plentiful AID Jay "a
good.
James MeCalien. of New York. manager
Of ths Ross igoa works. and 4 member Of
the firm Of McCai7en Bros. shtp~owH.rS
bus been IL thc city fof 4 few days. tbs
n AS grst i. lst ~ Seattle and he is Talcn
impressed With the ctty's commercAa. ad-
yaEtages.
Fred Drew. % Port Gamble who &.
prominently Identified WITH Ihe Puse. Nh
Company. VAS in the city yesterday, tie
REPORTS :ha, the min a. For: Gamble
working steadily. ard thai TIE outl *
from business standpoint is very favor
able.
Rev. : r BRodal, pastor 0f the First
Methods caaTch. has returned from or
as ;<lAua lie says that much II &c
syult gaslfd IN that ccawtyy s. II 2 gaer
auaity than iAas raised III California.
ts.srxe Fxseels Tg@in. e.. son So: the "a
y-,aue lecturer and Traveller ayrsVeA a. the
gz,4fler xuSsgrssay IA as regular sosai-&Ia-
nuat commercial trip.
Personal.
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