The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-25
Nexl, York
During the Week.

D1U VINO met him. ye1 2e WAA an oE 81Itiz-
- and controlled bis players with dis
~ religious and, 20 bis family and cioss
friends. mast kindly and induisent 70
his eternal credi. let II be said that his
pe0ductions were always clean and whole
none. Ofher UanaGers took On the Prob.
lem pIsys. ard Frenchy play1. Aud al the
cheap vulgar trash that . dsca1ent stags
has aevsleped. but naiy would havs noue
ol them. He Kept oufx1oe Of tf.s theatrt-
eal trust and went his own way. Hi
1bsaxer win probably long remain - The
graa4est dramatic school that New York
0ger had. Il has not been determined
what will be 60ue with hi theatrical In
serests. They Afo valuable and viii prob
obly be continued under the direction Of
Richard Dosney. who was tor many years
~ conndAntial man.
.Y01IN nARRETT. who returned from
he Orient ~ way oe Europe . few
weeks aso. will not 90 to the Pacific
enaGt untu late 10 The fan. He has affix-
q 0eofhcrs. under winch ho y 70 write
. look on the Tar Eastiand. and win re-
main here and buckle down 10 the task.
nuGA IL The data which he WIN use IL 10
b. lad oily In the departments at WASH
1ngton, and he must remain where he viii
- = easy reach II II. Barrett Will treat
the sub5sct from The American stand
Detnk and intends e throw out in strong
go15ok the destiny 0f the Pacific coast In
tho development Of the far East. Bar
sstt spent I'VE years IN the Orient and has
~ teneft Of tbs psrsonal views Of Lord
Cunnon. Lord Charles BeSenford. Henry
Sherman, Nicholas Hammer and many other
1eAllne students Of the far East. He has
been close student Of the question and
viii probably produce = book that will
Uotoln wi1e circulation.
11ERE was an amusing circumstance
Gnfing the Trial Of the suit OF Lawyer
Nanpy Friend against Pugilist Robert
J5tau1mmons in no supreme cosst last
Week THAI goes 70 show how much one
vSexS shan from { bright lawyer often ac-
ca11oaishsA Friepd was one Of the attor-
nsyo engAesd ~ the defense of xItxsim-
GAoo6. when one Or his stif punches killed
- sCon's Riotdan at Bu6a1o two years
uxo. and the two had never been able TO
eIxee upoa the fee. Friend got Judgment
~ default. bas ysts had The case rsepen-
- md II came TO trial last week Friend
y youngster. and the defense kept that
1acf before the jury throughout the trial.
SAak aide frequently pointed out the fact
that he was extremely youthful and Of
hat little use to the two cider attorneys
associated With him In the original case.
HI years were offered in evidence. and
~ pears were trotted cut and played on
~ he defense whenever the chance pre-
e1n1od Itself. Friend MAS iigurativciy con-
verted into a babe In long dresses and
SeusA haA no chance at all Tho jury
1eemed Impressed. and Il looked bad for
Friend until the last minute. Then his
e0uneel arose and dryiy pointed out the
fact that rtzstmmone had bean whipped
~ Z mere boy--Je6ries the California
Id. only n yeass old. The jury laughed
and voted the youthful Friend sl.xo, al
that he hAA sued Tor.
Mr.. TOD GIOAN. Jockey ct cad. IL
- having suune % the style taken out
II him On the English turf. He has been
s1dinG . wonderful string Of losers. and
u aAd b his waning popularity has be-
cone coaoefned In . hrswl At one Of the
racng clubs where he was guest. Sloan
In an excellent Jockey bat nothing more.
He can not make losing horses winners.
He became . lad through clever adver-
$iDine methoda and the improper meas
uro OF his ability led 10 the turning down
of many splendid jockeys who were In
every way his equal Sloan has had the
pick OF mounts. and now with that adj
vantage II not making = allowing. ~ an
1nuatration OF bis methods X II related
that once when offered contract 10y
william e. Whitney, he pertly asked the
former secretary OF the navy what kind
- horses he had. There are = dozen
Jockeys In Ameriea and England that are
his equals. and some Of them are dolng
much toward proving the fact Just at this
TINA
THE local papers this week produced
= pictures Of the silver service that tina
peopie Of Washington are going 10 pre-
eent 10 the cruiser Symrsa. the flagship
Of Admiral Dewey. and also devoted con-
siderable space to a description of II and
the motives and plans fer It's presents.
ton. The design has been generally ad-
mired. and many kind things are being
said Of the doners, As = matter of fact.
the figure OK Victory on the panel Is very
handsome. and the entire design highly
attractive. This panel with the silver
service. secured through the e6orta cf
Miss Hanford end her associates. VII
splendidly represent the state OF Wash
tnsson az the New Ironsides OF the new
navy Thar tho state has done It's duty
In = very eredi,able manner Is the gen.
eral comment ON all Sides
NEw YoRK would be ioss without start
- hnx novelties. TIE latest Is a couvcn-
ton OF vegesarsans which met ON Satur-
day. Tho principal event during tho
convention WAS a banquet at which all the
vegetables. fruits. herbs and grasses tina:
are pAaasabie and surae that are net were
consumed In large quantities, IL WAS all
very fwnal ara rsa, serious. despite the
hage amount 81 Fun thar was poked at II.
One section ut the gathering avewed it's
adhesion 70 the cause on the ground that
killing aninisis for food Was wrong. A
few Of the less radical said that they
found that meat gave them dyspepsia.
and stuck - vegetables for comforts sake.
There was scrne talk az a union Of forces
al over the country. and campaign az
education for the enlightenment Of beef
exterA
DAYMAsTrR J q SULLIVAN Is back
Ia the navy cerrs. after alt. His ap-
poinisuens Was annagncsd al WASHINGTON
a few DAYS ssss, ana he Is 30 re a. erre
assigned 10 aasy. There wss eaas.ssra-
lie opposition 10 his readns.s sien has his
friends proved mose pessrful than his
enemies.
Q. A. Ssssrs~ss ~ Victoria. Is n sewn ana
has CHARTERS az shA sinclair.