The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-08
Deem Married Ten Years and AM
nouncement just Made - Gov.
steunenberg, Of Idaho, Attracts
Alteration and Defends Mormons.

at San Francisco. victoria was never
much to his taste and he was content 70
allow his elder brother. James Dunsmuir,
to manage affairs at that end, while he
] looked after the California interests He
was always looked upon as q confirmed
| bachelor. with a fondness for things boz
hemian rather than matters domestic. and
consequently there was a gasp OF surprise
among those who knew him when the
marriage was announced.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Dunsmuir reached
|. New York press interviews we're inevitable.
and while the husband had nothing to
say, the wife and stepdaushter talked
| little. Mrs. Dunsn1uir said: Really. we
Hs see Yn our fsc, s. of ne
sons that brought us East was to avoid
publicity and notoriety.. We are just plain.
every everyday people and don't care for pub
Tie sometimes pert Edna wallace said:
Really. there IL nothing to say. Mr.. and
me. and that is all that there is to It:
Their mar marriage has been announced ana
One OF Dunsmuir's sisters is the wife of
Sir Richard Musgrave, an Irish baronet.
and the rest Of the family connections are
illustrious. as the Grundys view such
steunenbers in New York.
Frank steunenberg. the gigsntic gov
ernor Of Idaho. IL In New York for the
first time IN his life. with oPen-eyed as as
eSehts ana wherever he has gone he has
been regarded as quite the most pictur-
trihmtsd - The rnetronoiis in some win
tors Win great sio,Ich hat canu6,r his
seven peeI Q, ae ~ nacttin IA snl huge
winter Mister he makes 7, rather conspicI-
Gus figure.
He lowered above all the other men at
v .re IN .ds,;rsd Tnr ~. nbvsicai nerSec.
son. aT nnthsur io aIse ms Rs nswsnarers
crediteH rim With ne COURAGE ~ ia CON-
victions for among other things he came
uu, Mn' n ans ~ his intsrxews he said:
~ know no co,,ntry but the West. for
until last week I never crossed the Missts-
sippi river. OF course I am Impressed BY
certainly a wonderful country The rat
tie and noise and people Of this big town
are Certainly a remarkable experience for
a man who has lived all his life in the
West.
f..r,ne ia ths case ~ Roherts ~ Thar
..,,,is,,na az tan Wormnn;en, Woruon,
ism has as much riSht to live as Presby-
tsrianism or any other ism. Niormons
y.ns vas .;r" Ne sdSad smasbsnn Me
III f5st dcx,r IN h,e Enae "a an,nh. s,ze
what he said IA most excellent BODY n
The East knew the Mormons ar we know
them vo,,r neon,a here wo,iS chamya their
views about them
1--WE I'VE have thousands Of them in my own
atAtn hno M oil
~ ~ pnhart. a ca.s We Enow Roherte
there "a one If the strong men Of his own
state. 4 He Is a power , there. With the de-
., w,rh ,v dues ut no AL, mean
~ hoi;nln az Eset Ell, taua no, '',, wo,o
suffrage. It has been a great success in
my. s'a O,;r ststn s,,nerIatendant nf ed,ca-
ton to- is a woman. sixty per cent. Of our
women vote" w..
uus' asr,t xt,s oo nseh ~ .nu nc, ts,,
nrassad hv tSa East nnthjns comld indmne
MN IT., 10 give up the west ana move mere
'o ctt ivv, ~, ~. .,, ,,r,. r.s+ !.
.t s.eHne e ~ NE way came East 70
WAS pos!poned witnout notice 10 most Of
t IN ieauing guess Washington seems 70
&c omd nn, IN fnc,inns e. OF f
uoiis anu puohc luIS.iohs. IoI very LEV LEV
OF .nem are properiy MANAGED. me
Dewey recep.,on mere , vas one OF the
'''s 'e Cane .'p Nome Prospects, seess.
uH waaaeu NJ Tacoma "a IN the CITY
o "a ,,a h ta III, q, ar,, III .n9 city
about TT the prospects Of Cape Nome He
"The enthusiasm over the Cape Nome
goia dlstr,ct promises 70 eciiPse the exo
Gr LIZ useI sae N tiia @ .HosS
Wtn r, az, t .ti At, .ats Sath 81
far and away the richest in sold Of anv
territory ever discovered. The rush for
that ferritorv In the snrinr will he enor-
nous In and around Tacoma. Spokane
Seattle and other cities in that section'
hundreds Of men are waiting to start in
the spring, The first boat, am told. will
start on May TO- and by the middle OF
June many thousands will have gone
Every preparation Is being made to take
mining machinery and provisions up
there. There. is more or less game. I
am told by those who have been there
while the water Is pretty we'll stocked
with fish, The odd thing Is that through
the whole summer. while the sun never
sets, the neat even In that far north coun-
Try Is aImost unpearapie, running up TO
~ ana Nv degrees IN the snaoe. YET even
WIN WIN tnis nea. tne watsr ~ SO ICY colo
.sif Won aid want to battle. however. von
couidn,t on account OF the mosquitoes; l
am toio tnat tney are even larger than
those IN the kionolke, ana more vorac-
ious. ne f men so around WIN screens
ovsr .n I'LL iaSss, anu one can tak s q patn
Oily wh II 5 ssiusu * ln,99ssIua.9- pLooI
sa h,, Y, 9rs sne suin io t mere
fn,snS " the Kiondiike ~ e. ' a1nectaS