Telegram-herald., 1890-05-25

lu winter cecss-se t1e STUN - are 80 aga
soIe or raea beng Gus q el-5cr -a1 Tea
tseJ aooVe rhe zr11nd B1c r1-E = net 81.
iszrnfd very early that Ek-s plEe L ex-
rrelneig NselY a. EAs oase ~ butt. s.
1-ca ~ a = &c praeuc4-,y 'Eor-a-ess.
81 rhs lEulL.sru1as eIl1s . notch 11oFe t1zs
cbgec,lgLanle point 4ns1 Inserting a spriug
beard W1-1 iron sr steel POINTS u H. he
mounts rms il1tls scAfLgl1 and cuts q rhe
lrss aE Z poi1t which wUuld have been
rgTo ~ three feet sbove his hs1d L be hAl
srqJd ca ID groal1
10 Test the courtesy Il the wCodgnen
Mr. Dearboru aad Z Cne Afternoon while
driving through the forest, assumed tae
Parker hsuss rols Il Bostoa tourists Ia
search Il information. and asked thlTIy
or forty different woodsusn aboa5 Llals
apparent depth q snow On the lad. sad
ia each case got = pohJe aRd lucid es-
plauau0n of the whole matter, - plain
ald clear thzt anybody With a single.
dlanfscted BRAIN could not help uLdeg-
stal.ding t. / could loC avoid contrast
Ing this uniform courtesy q the piney
woods With the paucity u politeness and
intellectual desolaElOn sometimes met
with Al the elevated railway gates and
other thought gangha Il New York.
Seattle Is callai ths Phoenix city THIS
= becaase she was consumed BY nre last
summer and = now almost entirely re-
built. Tho Phoenix was a tabled bird
which could rehabilitate itself after hav-
ing been consumed BY IRE. and was even
more bright and cheerful afLerward than
before. Even the scorched feathers of
The Phenix. 10 Is said, did not smell dis
agreesbly. PheniKes are now very
scarce. and a setting of Phoenix eggs
this spring would bring a fancy price.
The day Is not very distant when. Ike
the buffalo. tho last phenix bird VIII
have disappeared from our shores. Seat
tic Is port Of entry. and her land Office
shows more entries than any other n the
United States, IL Is said
Human hfe Is quite safe now in Seat
tle. tho sanguinary Chinook having be
come quite tarne and docile. | entered
the cage Of one of them while there and
remained twenty minutes The Chinook
IS essentially water fowl and IS most al
home Ia a-dugout. When he lands he
loses his dignity. FOR he is knockkneed
and has a gait like a mud turtle with a
stone bruise. Before one knee can pass
the other IL has 20 have a written per
nit. The sluaws are industrious 70 a
degree. bringing IN 20 town every morn
Ing large bouquets OF dew laden clans,
which are sold 1T q nominal price 20 the
people Of Seattle.
The churches are numerous and vel
built, every denomination being repre-
sented. The Methodist, Baptist and
Lutheran churches have services IN three
languages, 50 that each may attend and
put up his petition in the language tC
which he is most accustomed.
On the sound ''the typical American,
Of whom we hear so much and read 81
much IN the books written by foreigner!
who como 20 our shores, smoke a cigar
take drink and go home. practically dis
appears II is great congress Of repre-
sentatives from all states and all nations
The Yankee, the reformed rebel, th'
negro and the Chinaman lie down 10
gether. and the cosmopolitan childrer
OF the great globe, under gentle skies
toll on together and prosper together.
The papers are handsome and metro
politan in 2ppearance-twO in the morn
ing and two in the evening. \ pres
club wGs formed during my visit anC
started OF with splendid prospects.
Seattle has no horse cars. The talent
/ e.. versatile and asnbidexterous bObtai
car driver can never enter there, and tn,
pleasing aroma Of the car stables doe
not cling 70 the good clothes Of the pas
sengcr when he gets of. Two fine line
I Of electric cars, with four systems o
cable cars which scoot up tho hills anc
across the city, give a style Of rapid tran
sit which would put many an older cit.
20 the blush.
Along the water front lots were loc2t
ed: then the tide water flats, GOVERN:
severa1 hundred thousand acres, NOR
OF less, were located as lots and stake,
ont. 80 that the bay looks ike forest o
overgrown shad poles. That was not all