Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31

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seAi ~aa nliod and ths atansIses /
recon @Aa being RapidiY aAken. Al gsIs
o.tt31k t1e meetine op1ned win 4 -.
tice g son4 8n4 prayer b tke Rs4. ~.
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pstpfA he nena0 q speak. N. Hunhea /
Ann1nn1ed ahaA pfepngaffnna had Seen
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1eEallunlt Cnanch sh6uif /, b /
nect9Safg. He requested these IA ~ /
NAlieEiae - spread oa1 an1 not mass
e1sel1ef ~ one place as they did not 4
Nauf Any nooieentg 20 hanren. HaI
s1en Began hts address and gave una 81 /
.ne ns1t talhB to lhe tsmpeEeRcs Ifne
snat has been given daring kha whole /
asxaea 90 meetings. Mane an eVa II
tn.s F42s 9udleuoe Wan flied with tears
- ns appealed % the youne mon % for
lake ne wins cup aud vin6ieafa THAR
LnAnn0ea by leading sebeE and in6as-
lEotas llvea.s become q nom-
tost eno Joy % their aped
mglheRa and Win for Themselves 4 ulScs
and q name "a 6ie world. When 81.
Hughes bnd ceased speakfnQ and nnve
ne invitation % came % ana zion ~
pls1RA one man cana forward Win 10
lt4E8 Streaming down his cheeks. and
said tnal be had signed fhe pledre esven
years AGO and keeps II until he earns u
seattle when be wa8 persuaded 10 take
2 drink, and uas dragged back and
down into the ditch 81 intemDeRancs
de asked that be mighi aiRn the naper
ana try again, and Raid Ehnf with 0otsa
help be wOuld keep q.
Jasi before Mr.. Ward haaan his tan.
Mrs. Ha haway sang that beantifuf
solo, "Whefe Il my Boy ToniGhtn and
- tie eweet puFB peice SLED The build
lnR cns coaid almost hase heard paa
dreD - poEfect vas the silence main
lained b. that v1st audience. The
large choir joined IN the chnrun End
niled The building With the grand muslc.
Altar lhe singing Mr.. Ward gave one
ot MS Interesting talks walsh bruuaht
Inany moro 10 iha kable 30 nlQn the
pledRe and pat on the blue ribbon.
The meeii1g was wonderful one, and
On all sides were heard expressions Of
lna1emeut nt the work which a being
i0ne. Oyer 600 persons signed she
pledge on Euuday alone, ana q large
number YES ndded ed the mastina held
Ass evening which was q vsEy interest
Ing one.
After Messrs. Hughes and Ward had
anighnd speaking last evening, an invi.
alton vas extended 20 all who had
signed The pledge 20 SPEAK, Il only
word, and say how they feI1 nb0ut the
stap they had taken. Some forty or
afty aFcss and said that they bad made
. starr, ahsy believed, 30 The right path
lnd they ueFe going % keep IL il. TIE
audiences THAI met 10 the Fink last night
q tbe largest ever gathered in thas
building aud vas between LEO and
1900. sud Il b due 10 Mtasrs. Hughes
md Ward 30 seq that e vas the largest
temperance meeting ever held 10 this
territory.
Mr., Hnghes said Sunday evening that
lheif eontfacl With fho w. 9. +. u.
you'd end on Wednesday, and that
"Wednesday eYening would be the last
messing. but ID has since been learned
that che W. O, I. y. desire 10 hosp
Ihena week logger, as the interest Il
greai, hevinR already secured nearly
loo EianeFs.