The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-01

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SirS1 81 m hahit 81 the people Of Seat
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henefit. ma seco1a. AZ the compare
tive ycuth OF the leading men Of the
town. In this new and stirring city
brains and energy count for Is much
~ money. and man does DOT neesf 70
have = miihon dollars before ne san
convince ms ieiios catizens tnat nls
Judgments have value Inc feeoS.
nixed leading spirits ot the sewn ar
not mea Who nave Become nen, is.s
and conservative, put Eien wnosS IoI-
tunes are yef IN process Oh makS
whose successes are hos an III INC
past
THE REfISENESrs OF LIFE
While energy Is still the raliying
word of the town. there has been nc
want Of attention to those things
which 60 to make up wholesome and
refined civilization The city has
never declined to tax itself for educa.
tonM paIposes "a any sun Isq ''ils II
~. rhrrchss are rrpreseutssi there hs.
mo tCentv-threr chnrrh buildings
Charities are well orranixe.l and liner
ally ss,rnorted. The iusirments If the
city find expression tfsrongh the regu.
i.riv orrsnire,i hndies hosris of trade
etr The various sss.;al orders includ,
ing the q. A. r.. have LARGE member.
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In no other city on the Pacific coast
excepting San Francisco in an early
day. has the stability of the body So
cial been so severely tried as Seattle
A little more than two years AGO was
in Seattle when her citizens TO the
number of hundreds were guarding
the honor of their city and their own
homes with Guns in their hands A
body of rioters had en,ieavored nv
brutality and force to drive from the
citv and territory n handful of Chi.
nese who were In the country under
the assurance ~ ;nfernationsI treaty
Al Tacoma and other n.,;nts on f6s
Sonnd similar lawiesS enterpr;ses had
been successful. and the leading spirits
OF disorder had assembled for a final
and notable assault at Seattle The
chiei OF ponce, q staggering ruman
turned traitor to law and duty
headed the mob IN It's assaults IN the
one morning to lind that the rights o.
AheN A.aos a." .A.iN w.
and that hundred or more Chinese
were confined on dock awaiting
transportation to San Francisco; The
citizens fell into line under the leader
ship OF men of character and courage
and the imprisoned wretches WERE
taken from the mob and returned to
their homes. This was not accom-
plished without struggle, but il was
short and sharp, and when the smoke
cleared away one rioter lay dead and
two others were borne to the hospital
1t was sad day, but it was great
day, for it showed the world that Seat
tie had the moral and the physical
nerve to enforce the dictates OF law
and humanity, and to protect herself
from those who would violate these
sacred obligations. Seattle has had
her social troubles, but she met and
conquered them.
cno ,
800 "a ~ -
AS Piacc o. resiuenre seattle ha'
many attIact.ons. Ing ehinac y
whoiesoHe ana genial IN Yen year
mere mas peen ulHerence OF less thar
tnree degrees IN comparative ,emper .
atures ., CORRESPONDING NOUNS, IeIs
having tne lowest average Oh an! OF
tne past zen years, as ioi,ows' yanu'
uary' so rSpruauy, ~ MaIcn
w.. April, as,a, May, oA June
5S1s Juiy, -. august, SIA, StP'eM,'
per, oiAi octooer; ~ November, q
december. ~ Inc Ialhiaii Ior inc nc
Past Ten wears y rs follows; % as.o, ao;ot
incnes 1873, St.ea incnes iooo. 800
ISL, os.G ihches 49, ~, aoa incnes
, ,ss5' 5- - incnes , ssl s saS inenes
iS s 4S-os incnes' 1850, o4.4 ihenes
ies., 4o.9 inches, ms record Is KIND
~ iurnshed by MI. X. NJ. hoskihson,
praeucai weatnef observer iiving on
seen then that the average tempera-