The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-20
Companion
of
E4poaitions.


and agricultural exhibits" he said. Thu
display here is by far the best have seen
ut any OF the fairs. In grains and grasses
the Portland fair Is the best have seen.
This is due TO the Efforts Of the Oregon
Railroad & Navigation experimental farms.
The railroad company operates these farms
as an advertisement. and has brought
grains and GRASSES 10 the fair making
truly wonderful display. Outside of the
railway display II IS no better than can
he seen In this city"
Samuel Bronstou. of the forestry depart
ment Of the Canadian government, Is
guest at the Butler \ new timber inspec-
tor ne says. has been created by the Ca
madam government. With view "a retain
ing the remaining forests on dominion
lands and Indian reserves.
The purpose" he said las. night. 'is 10
save them from destruction ~ fire and
other agencies and to encourage the Pc
production OF forest trees. The new Off
clal will also see that in the settlement
of Manitoos and the Northwest, which -
progressing most rapidly these lands
are not encroached upon. lie will make
IN immediate inspection Of the country and
ascertain what tracts should he set apart
for these purposes ami see that all tho
laws relating IN the new reserves are car
r.ea out The headquarters q the inspec-
tor Will 20 az Ottawa. but De Will have
deputies all oVeT."
Charles {. Dalton. one of the Republican
leaders IN the Southwestern part OF the
state. Is Ia the city from ilwaco. and Is a
guest al the Butler hotel business con-
cftioHs axe nonrishing IN Pacific county;
30 said. "dsspits the short salmon PACK.
The humber and shinslc mills OF our see
ton are enjoying the sauna season OF ac-
flvity and prosperity which prevails on the
Sound. There is bur little talk OF political
matters 70 BE heard
.
Wesley 81. Lowrfe. general agent OF The
passenger department 81 the Great North
At -
charge OF the white ribbon train. i II the
Rainier Grand. Ha says that business
from Chicago IL good The rate sitta-
sion or war at present going GA In Chi-
CsSo s. bus tho result. he SAYS, 81 thar
feeling that breaks out every once in \
whiie hetaesu railroads and VIII. III his
Judgment. sao0 Pc terminated
J n sharnle~s ot Falrhaser. inventor
- the acaftrg Ash trap. IS 81 ,he city On
efxfr.-. He Nas received word from ths
patent of&ce that while hts cortFtyanC,e -
sirntlar % Eve cghcts. IL ia sufficiently
different - permit = - - patented ~
recent sfasi al Falrhavsn a1iniatGrs
trap caught twen1y-eight Ssh, \ tNrg~ one
has Aeun constructed ara - soon rs
g.ton1 can ae secured wiz ae tried
N~s John Arthur ieff ve*ter7av over
the Northern Pacsae for PHILADELPHIA. b.r
cid horne Her father. Hen william =.
Lane. "a Prominent lawyer. has 3-.st xgg-
fereA slight stroke ~ pHralY he-
ious - ~ with biIn in tie event ~
recurrence - tb~ attack ~ iasf &C.
counts be was recovering rapidly.
y \ y ara " y Boetxke.. father I'D
son tssgA rhrste3aus have arrived ~e~e
frors1 their hoTuc tn New TX ag.3 yo.x
l.s,ate 4u .hie sttv NJ FIsefzks@- tha
elder. had SIS atte1ttcu arfraerr} 81 -
attic " hAm here oa RS wAy ~ he r. ~-
ttike where - vert tpso ySavs AK He
stlH hzs Interests IN tAe british an4
Aea.y!ea-. fa&eu.
T. = burke au8 hide tHr~ L.,
= wnasrarn sro ~~x:stesei az fee
R1,ts@r NJ Burke Is bark al Ats
"a -asin9 s1uHtt8iS w@r$ eofetr~ .Es-t AZ
WAatrr.gs YESTERDAY TIRE hr3tA3 psir axs
80 tArtr wsS IN {'sfffoT~t a. whTTe tea ..1r-
IS sg=>Naa ~i5. ~ spent
TA ma T. }2@~tnu. genera ta-2 s.f-~-
seey - SO Cs~vat >eTsner7, She haz sas.a
~ stte Scr tha rast weas to1s }rs uyey
TITLES. 9et;frG.os3 Yesterday Il = EauA
NJ ers Ms Tstsr Nr,.tE. 2 Hart
; strss Wts arc Asifars g fhe rttv sgac~a.
s~w va~sf3n~- T1seT wffl leave f,e1ly
fae Portland