The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-03-02

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order from it,
That, that was a very unkind cut
to that gentleman" who always
makes a business of that during
all campaigns, but he hopes
that little Tommy will whack up
with him.
That Cape Nome news is getting
interesting these days, SO much so
that, it begins to look as though
there will be a rush to the North
this year, likeunto that which went
to Dawson in 1897.
That the health report Of Seattle
beats that of any other city on the
Pacific Coast for lack Of sickness
and deaths In everything Seattle
leads the leading city.
That DR.. Titus has jumped the
combination" because the combi-
nation preferred to be run by some
one else besides DIR. Titus. The
doctor evidently was not so badly
stuck on morality as he previously
thought he was.
That chain gangs are disgraces
to public communities and yet, it
seems there is nothing else to do
but to have them for the accomo-
dalton of the hobo element
That Gene Way is the political
hoodoo Of the Fusion party, and
that he has made his hoodoo worse
by putting Sam Calderhead as
chairman of his central committee.
That Messrs. Burwell and Blaine
are Of the opinion that not less
than 1000 straight Republican
votes will 60 to the opposition in
the present municipal contest.
That [. S. Lippy has Astounding
faith in Seattle realty and he is
getting on the outside Of all he can
pick up at a snap. His invest
ments will all double in value in
less than a year.
That John W. Gibson is buying
more real estate than any other
Afro-American in Seattle, and does
not pose as a part of the 400"
either. One day he will turn up
worth half a million.
That Slippery Dick Winsor has
discovered that there are others
equally as slippery in politics as
himself, as they managed to slip
him clean off the ticket without
him even knowing that it was
being done.
That Judge J. E. Risedorph is
getting restless out of editorial
harness and may be at the tripod"
at an early date, though he may
not know at this writing where the
tripod is located.
That. if you want the criminals
punished in Seattle, Judge Austin's
court stands ready to slap the
screws to them at any time. The
Considines nor the Clancies have
no strings on him.
That the gamblers and cut
Threats steal from the unsuspect-
ing visitors to the city and then
officers of the law steal like
the very devil from the gamblers.
Steal, steal, steal, seems to be the
watch word.
That George U. Piper still draws
down monthly allowance from
the gamblers of this city and with
that as basis, if he can only con
tinue it, he proposes to start
another newspaper in Seattle.
That when Steadman wants an
Office again he should employ
manager, as he makes a poor out
managing his own campaign. He
should have traded more and taken
1888 LII 81 dnG0O.
That, if Spokane has increased
1000 persons within the past year,
you can bet Seattle has increased
10000, for to all Eastern people,
the only city on the map Of Wash
ington is Seattle.
That A. ?. Sawyer wishes it dis
tinctly understood that he wants
The REPUBLICAN every Saturday
morning. Not so much for the
news therein as because he has
ordered it.
That Comptroller Parry was
able to be at his Office last Mon
day after a three weeks severe
illness Between politicians and
the lagrippe he has had a pretty
hard time Of it.
That the Eighth ward people
will fight to the bitter end any
on the part Of the Kinnears
to put saloon in Kinnear park,
regardless Of the political promise
that was made to a saloon man.