The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-25
THE PASSING IHRONG

Among tie visitors row IL Seattle Is 5.
A. Seaborg. the Wen known cannsrymar.
who has just returned from the Ess. after
an extended visit 70 'hs sarger cities. In
sur1 rre c. nne On sSs
river end last year bull; another At Fair
haven. HIS home Is In IIwaco. but ne -
frequeet visitor In other paris OF the saAse
He waa member OK the Washington Legs
lature N lSss-se. and is stsunch Rerao-
Lean.
II find the market In the East very "a
xoraele for our ouspu; jus; now; better IA
cause Of this. Of course. IS that the aena nd
exceeds the supply. Such . sitsstion al
wsys reminds me . hstle Of the woman
htteker shop she called for sausage and
Was told that IL was 5 cents pount 'But
Mr. B. II selling Il for y cents sasd ene;
the butcher. who was very busy. o. ou:
he hasn't any sausage On hand just now
said the lady.
As e The plan for asvelopIaS ping = system len,
think It Is not only good plan, out i
IL the only plan by which our cAnneries
can be kept up. I have been interested N
ALREADY have some hatcheriss. and they are
doiag we'll though. Of course. they are too
young TO produce any perceptihse eneSt Yet.
beneis On the Columbia next season. You
knew the United States government has
FISH hatchery on the C.ackamas ! Was one
OF ten who put In $4,000 a piece aad ouns
anas. That has also now passed into TIE
hands Of the Federal government fse
state Of Washington has three: one on the
the latest which believe Is on the Skagit
Up about Baker lake.
''AN these wifi produce good results In
and the rule applies Just As wen 70 the
production Of ash as Of grain or OF fruit.
Capt. p. Edwards. one Of ths best known
nAvigatorx Of the Pacific coast. was among
the passengers on the Rosahe. which ar
Edwards has followed the sea for over
forty-five years and has been In all Of the
principal ports Of the world. He has made
several trips TO Alaska The last one he
took from San Francisco through TO Daw-
son.
Last June he left the former city IN
charge Of an expedition sent out by the
California 4 Northwestern Trading
steamer Of about eighty tone. and put Il on
a barge. which was towed TO st Michael
by the steamer Samoa The expedition ar
rived at ST. Michael July .. and shortly at
the deck Of the barge ana a deckhouse was
built on qler and the Cara steamed toward
the mouth of the Yukon with the barge IN
tow. There were lis passengers on the two
crafts.
When the expedition arrived at RAM
part the company was dissolved. and Capt
Edwards took the two boats through to
Dawson. arriving there September ;. There
took the Clara. under the English flag, to
White Horse rapida There ne was taken
i'll and forced to come to Seattle to reeu-
perate
Capt. Edwards holds navigators papers
under both the American and English
laws. Yesterday ne said he was so we'll
pleased with Seattle that he intended 10
remain here. For several years he con-
CISCO. and believes there - a good opening
in Seattle for similar enterprise
George NJ. Brown. OF Georgetown, who
went to Dawson last April has returned.
He left September g and came overland.
TENDER 20 concerning smallpox. but that
he believes 1t was started by business men
TO get rid Of the undesirable population. In
c Com who emphatically denied that
to and including september 30. Mr.. Brown
took in with him large stock Of general
merchandise which ne disposed OF to good
advantage. He says that James A. Green.
formerly deputy coroner and foreman at
Bonney Stewards undertaking establish
ment was building log house during the
latter part OF September.
George r. Sachs, a merchant OF Cincin-
natl. O.. is the guest OF his brother. Judge
NJ b. Sachs. Of this city. Mr. Sachs first
visited Seattle in 1859. He says he falls 10
recognize the city which he then saw He
expresses himself as highly pleased with
the metropolitan appearance and methods
OF Seattle. and as evidence OF his conf
dence in IT'S present prosperity and future
greatness states that he will locate here
as the representative OF Eastern import
ers and manufacturers Mr.. Sachs family
will! follow him soon.
Personal.
w A. Faulds prominent merchant Of
Tolt accompanied by his wife. Is regis
tered at the Diller.
Mrs. David Wallace has gone 10 Oak
land Cal having been called there by
the serious illness OF her mother. Mrs. Il.
Dumett.
H. Maitland Kersey. OF Victoria. Il. c..
agent FOR the White Star line. Is at the
Rainier-Grand. Mr.. Kerssy was the man
who arranged the details Of the last inter-
national yacht race in which Lord Dun
raven was defeated and subsequently, ex-
PEELED from the New York Yacht Club
for making remarks rejecting on the In
tegrity OF the American yachtsmsn.