The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-26

ton which he believes will surely result
in profit. In explaining his plans Mr..
Snyth said:
Il have aboard the City of Columbia n
large amount Of hay and other feed. which
il always marketable In Hawaii on ac-
count Of the large number Of horses there
| believe the greatest profit will result not
from the cargo taken 10 Hawaii, but on the
returning cargo. The products of the Ha
waiian islands are of great variety and
believe | car forward to this country
large shipment of various kinds OF articles
and dispose Of It at a good profit. II
am on the RICH. track I will spend my
time hereafter between this country and
Hawaii. ! am taking this step because
belicve that there Is n good opportunity for
investment and ! understand that many
other people viii shortly leave Seattle for
Hawaii TO see what can be done there IN
q business way"
To BE Agent i'm Hawaii.
Departing on the new Hawaiian steamer
Columbia is c. q. Campbell who
will be the. agent Of the steamship
company. Mr.. Campbell Is very We'll
known on the Sound. having for number
OF years been in the newspaper business
here. and his parents now live IN Seattle.
He Is no; stranger TO Hawaii. and dis
GUESSING things In that country, he said:
Yes il IS the grandest country IN the
world. / had the rowing fever some years
since. and Travelled rather extensively iii
coming 20 iIilo, where I at once settled
down 10 = perfect rest. Soon after.
started the Hawaiian Herald ct Hio. and
now own It. There's a difference in
country newspaper there and here in every
way. We don't especially hustle for
news. while IL the paper is not out in exact
time /, causes no worry. We have conssi-
cradle government work TO do. AZ g per
irch first insertion. and 81 each subsequent.
While Hawaii has grand climate is
healthy and the land productive II IS no
place for q poor mar or lahorer Wages
are nothing comparatively. and the work
IL all done nv natives and Chinese or Jap
anessa. opport Jni:ies there ars In plenty
for one with capital. IN sugar or coffee
culture or N other branches OF courso
there win row Dc q large increase IN the
trade between the United States and the
lSl2nos. and T ses 10 reason why Seattle
should not handle the bulk Of H. The
new steamer lire from here will find ,r7at
one ~ It's CHIEF sources 81 revenue will be
the touries: trade which Will be- large. he
year ro:snd, after the lire IS established
oHirer. aud Passengers.
The CITY az Columbia SAILS in charge
of Csp: w J. Smith a. navigating officer
and commander CAPT ". s Mlno~ wilt
- captain ~ ,ae SHIP for re ore trlr. sut
the actual charge o. ;he yesssI Is in The
hands - C3ut Smith CAPT Srr.fa Is
citizen - Seattle, he has beer, CT The Pa
c.Ge coas7 for niEe wears PAST and is an
experienced oaieer and Fe!o,- Her other
officers are
First Officer. Fsharfss :. Arev. late -1ax.er
- ire steam $ gBooDssr N0ye. Ssrout off,
Ger. Edward Clement ths-5 officer. r
jacobsen; chief engineer. II \ Turner
s. %s{staEf ~ =. TTum bell; Secand asSss.-
ans. 81. Soils. ssGrSeg : ". Baker. fve3gat
clerk. -. p Bryant. ant steward. Frank
Howe
Following IA iist ef the passengers
Mir ana Mrs. F'u}chsr Miss Jennie Rryg-
Ger. Mr. William Mcbride. NJ l. I5asa,aw
Mrs Icy R-nsGD. Mia Iai8 4 ass szsoa4
HRrt Msss Gertrude Aaka:K III L. 4
Fea5<r Mr. } II Lana Nr- " r. Ross
AfrS. JSxetf Mr Fred I<s, Mr.. J NJ
Harris AT = q Thompson. Mr.. II Sad
taageu. NJ 3 Nelson NJ T. i.1srn, Mr
? A Parser. Miss Clara Schneider MIR
7 scArtaGr. M J. Smith. Ar. 4 Grsea.
Mr. q 4 PgV4nser Mr. Thomas SseAooi-
cr&f &r. = :. Yong Nj. Harry Yss.sag.
AZ j. IeltseS III. 4 \. Snaa. Mr. +.
4 FerEgsgE NJ < " Rs&die Mr. =. 4.
NSzAs*g M W A Usher. Alrz VI A.
/ shay. M r " STns1a. Mr. Pcs.. Ms
Pos. Mr.. Sol B~Eisnsr. Mrs. Sai Bcrisner.
~. william a. Csssa. Ar. =. =. A~ssAEE.