The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-26

At the morning service he will tell about
| incidents and Impressions of the Metho-
| dist Conference" and at night he will
| preach a patriotic sermon on The Prog
ress Of Liberty" Mr. and Mrs. Gregg
| nave been absent since April 20, during
which time they attended the Methodist
conference in Chicago and visited rela-
| tives in Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Kansas
and Arkansas.
j. G Stubs, third vice president of the
southern Pacific. and in charge of the
| arrived In Seattle yesterday forenoon en-
| route TO San Francisco. Mr.. Stubs. ac-
| companied by his wife, daughter and
during the past two weeks, and made his
| return trip via the Canadian Pacific in
order that his family might enjoy some
| British dominion. He occupied his pri-
| waite car and left for Portland at IL
O'Clock noon.
J. b. P. Battiscombe. accountant and
assistant manager OF the Hotel Van
| couver, b. c., arrived in the city from
SPOKANE SPOKANE YESTERDAY and is stopping at the
vacation and has spent two or three
weeks hunting and fishing in the noun
tains. He will remain here until the lat
ter part Of the week.
A. b. Calder. travelling passenger agent
OF the Canadian Pacific. returned to the
DrOfTaGf-
ed business trip throughout the southern
part OF the state.
M, p. Benton. of the Burlington route,
is absent In Portland.
p. T. Downs. assistant superintendent
OF the Great Northern at Spokane is
visiting in the city.
p s. Donahue. a well known po,it,cian
OF New York city. is in Seattle. a guest
OF the Rainier Grand. Mr. Donahue is
an intimate friend and former associate
OF Lieut. Gov. Woodruff. OF New York
and he believes that the lieutenant gov
| ernor will be slated for the governor
is out of 1t. Timothy Woodruff is rich
said Mr.. Donahue last night. but he
made every dollar of his wealth honestly.
salt business, and today he is rated at
between three and four millions. talked
with him few days ago, and he says
New York state can be counted on this
fall for 200. 600 Republican majority. There
are a good many people who believe that
Woodrnf n. Is as popular in the Empire
tune favored Roosevelt in attaining milf
tary glory. There are hundreds OF the
states Door. however. who know where
Woodruffs purse strings hang. and they
have but TO pull them to be accommo-
( dated"
William r Herrin, chief counsel of the
attic last night. en- route to his home In
San Francisco, He occupies his private
car, and is accompanied by his daughter
and Miss Taylor, a young lady friend
of the family. Mr.. Herrin left San
Francisco for Washington. ID. c., June
]. He has been there since In attendance
on the interstate commerce commission.
This is my first visit to Seattle" he
said In conversation with a Post-Inteli-
genrer ,n repeTter last ps fso ~ came west
fold object I'm view. The first was 10 per-
sonally survey the magnificent scenery
for which that line is so widely noted;
the second to inspect the Puget
sound metropolis. OF which we hear so
much in California. | found that the
mountain views had not been overesti-
mated by the literary bureau of the
road. AS TO Seattle. II has a future that
Is solely contingent on the energies OF
its people. II they will strive for SUI
premacy there are no barriers TO com
II have visited Washington City with
n view TO helping Los Angeles and Dem
Yer in some railway litigation. Denver
lately filed complaints alleging freight dis
examinations on the part of certain roads.
The Los Angeles fruit dealers have
row on about the routing and use Of
refrigerator cars The questions have
now been Argued and submitted, and
win be passed upon within a few weeks"
MIR. Herrin was querIed as TO the po-
litical outlook In the East Republican
enthusiasm is tremendous" he replied.
EVERYWHERE Mckinley and Roosevelt
badges are In evidence and there is 1T
tie doubt that the president will succeed
himself | believe that the recent election
in oregon Is n good Indication Of what
California viii do this coming fan. Gov
Gage was given g majority or 1900
The people on the Pacific coast are elated
over the acquisition OF the philippines, and
they VIII support the policy OF Mckinley
in a way that Will leave no doubt AS
10 their opinion Of his motives and per-
sonaliiy.'
william II. Jewett and family, Of New
Haven, Conn, arrived in the city yester-
day and are registered AT the seattle,
Thev win spend several weeks visiting IN
the Puget sound country before retuTh-
ns to the East.
James z. Bell mayor OF Everett. ar
rived In the city yesterday. direct from
san Francisco where he has been visit
ing the past two weeks. He Will leave
FOR home today.
A. f. Freedman. leading hardware
merchant Of Portland. Il in the city,
guest Of the Northern
Mrs. w T.. Parsons. we'll known in
Butte. Mont. arrived In Seattle yesier-
day She 81 stopping at the Rainier
Grand.
Mr. and Mrs. W X Doty. Of Chicago.
are guests Of the Butler.
George J. oloane. Of snoaualmie Falls.
IS registered al the Butler.
r H. Wymoude one ~ Portland's
prominent business men, II a guest % tha
BgIer
l.uctAn - Ross proprietor Il the Hotel {
Northern Ia this clty iu lNe. and now a !
resident u Cripple Creek. Col, WAS Boz Che !
city yesterday greeting old friends ard Z
rehcarsIug bic experiences n the gold &
aeld~ ~ the Rockies Mr Ross "a now !
en- route 20 y ne city. and viii leave I
Seattle within a very few days on one F.
q the North bound steamers While On (
cripple Greek he built and equipped the 4
splendid street railway system NOW la /
operation there. and also acquired various .
mining interests which have Welded him
handsome returns i has been his priv I
ueGe 70 visit London Paris and Vienna 1
severai shines since removing 20 Colorado !
and these trips have put hlm In touch I