The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-05

fro2 EzZ I-s -sZz- o. T-G~lE 70 t1S
vaz1zisas9; szs eas1 h. A. u saloon hss-
pSEs3, w4s celesss1. / never saE lie sS0E.
o. malice Epo1 RS fe&Tzrss- ! A&Fs seen rs
eyes EaEay tines EgAT Up Eiza kindly sale,
sas l as.sr s2E re lrosa O anger a0SFs
NJ Ezrtia closed With expressions Of deep
sympathy Tor ne 5e-ezvsd wife sKd so1- l. z
Cam. WIZ followed, sad II Substance
Mo-s sasa eleven Tears have passed since IRE
hand OF Colonel HzIz@s 1rsS grEs2S1 nine
frlsn1 Of 2Ia21., every HAT VIII E1O- 5e cane
Il contact He Eas, however, Fs-E7eEl2-iy t2s
friend 0! Eas y0zzg Zsz- AID today re young
h=a--s % Ihls comfy are ol551l2g and zo1r--
iuz over ..s 6ez.z % t-zs lss1=--
John Whey said:
Mar i Please re cozrt: Tio zof feel thai
ear AID zxse-1.llT 20 ;he s1logles zIr-s1y pro
10Eacsd O. isz.=a tae grief Ee a. tee1 - Eals,
10 Is, @EsEa4lT ED o. t1= LlEsZr4cEs career CT
ozr brother. Aswe Contemplate Tia sud -e1aess
O. thz trs1sis.oa from tie gzlsEy ard Szogz1cF
0. hs Life - Ele sElEl cssk1zss OF c=@-1, Ee
stand appalled, II the language o. s1= pet &c
cs1 H1a! say:
He was ths p-oz5es. il ais strength,
Ire l21lISst L - all.
Why les Is a. tGsE 1=z-fal length
AID re ErouE2 his psl-
We reckon IL u DAYS s1aes &c strobe up this foo-
WON Gise,
With DARK ere. flashing g.oriously, and LIP
EEsathe1 II 5 s2Il@
A. Es1 /: teen b-t tod g t1s2
10 max whose lamp gas din
Frou o1E tbs ozr % fr=sz.l pied zen
WoGl1 Es have silg-e1 141E
When sc compare hin. as ne know hin, with
al his ucE.e c szllrxes CO mind and heart, VITA
what he z gaE 1sve oe=a hzd ne teea permitted
20 reach MS three score yez2-S and te2. wien
compare sas blight. ga0wlrg. gllrss.lnS p0sSi-
b4llEy with TIE csEk and Stern reality words f4-l
Is, ald On. Tor The a0ps gzgE Il I1e vast and
yis!olless beyond gae-e = 8 higher, Cotssr and
grsn4sr fed Of human ezaszTor- sc Eo1ld -
constrained % turn AWAY G21 drown our s0--Cs
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2 3. Albertson gave some interesting
"reminiscences 0. lis first meeting with Colonel
names, ard the ia.:er's Ca.sil1ag kindness 20
aIl during TIE period O. NJ Albs-tso1's sp-
premiership II tie distinguished LAWYER 09lee-
4r. AIOsT-son continued:
he was not, il may y, religious man il the
nsrrow sGesaEIa5 sense o. the term He vas
catholic and libersl-E1lneed n lis views On al
questions, and Us daily LIE was 81 ex@mpIl6-
cation Of that lefty creed, tie religion Of
humanity. He believed With the poet taGG ''Es
p-a!esn best Who loveta best both rlaa and
bird aud beast, and judged D. taAE standard OF
fslsa Us Lie vas lorg career OF pious csvo-
ton
Nj AI5ertson followed with . ksea ANALYSIS
OF the qualities which had given Colonel Hziass
sueesss-'-&R infinite capacity for taxing pairs,
ard restless, indonit4o-e eEergy." The speaker
added:
His restless mind roaned in every field Of
knowledge, sad ais trained faculties Won for
trying school OF se,ive Life II graduated with
the proud degree o. Master Of Many Arts . .
b. vale E1s1 OF vide AID varied attain
nen-s, x Is lawyer he vas mosE 1issin-
gulsaed, because 70 cha. high calling ne devo.sd
tie concentrated force o. Ms energies. he was
s ssyo9d 9gs' e5a ne best equ,PPsa prse:1
and state. Al active experience OF
twenty years, ranging through evsry 6s.10f Ia-
gal lore, had stored his mind with al ineIaaust-
tole Tund OF Professional learning which shso-
lutte self-eon nosnoe and a2iekness o. sp9rshen-
sion enabled him 20 make instantly avSilsole
He WAS one Of the few lawyers wao could 20 INFO
tie trial Of case almost in ignorance OF the
plea1lngs anu present Il oo.h 20 the court ant
jury Win clssraess and ingenuity implying
elosess rejection snd PREPARATION HIS EleEa-
Dry WAS wonderfully reE@llIYe. and however
long and tedious the triz- Re never lost sigh. OF
point ana never failed 70 p-ess i with the Vi
most az and vigor. He never lost his self-pos-
session, and his lance was sure 70 ind and peoe-
tEais the weak Ink in the arE,oE Of his sn-aEo-
INST DE Was eloquent as az advocate, always
and Difference o. manner he'd tie slul sGten-
ton OF the court
But Colonel Hsines was something more than
q man OF Letters sad graceful accom- pilshuents
and learning il the law Hewes nan OF a.
fairs and OF CREST public activity. The most
prominent figure II this community, he exer;ed
= commanding influence IL every public dirsc-
tion. and las eff 81 enduring impress upon the
history OF his adopted city and state. He never
wore tue judicial ermine, get IN the formative
period OF our Jurisprudence the respect paid ID
his legal ability has settled the Jaw of The state
OF many importsn! questions He never Gled
Apubiie once, YET sc $ political factor he was
state. HIS distinguished services as .
militia ofieer were rendered 70 the state with
out money and without price, and a. the
Indeed, whatever he Gid wa. siws7.
largely done on the principle that
virtue is its own reward. There was nothing
would work az laooriously for pennies. client
as Tor wealthy sutton Whatever the nature Of
tEe contest ne always went IN 70 win. and for
dol. srs and cents as tie ulserior Aim Of human
enceavor be had 8 lofty contempt This gener-
ols tral' OF his character marked him ouE as the
readF champion Of every public enterprise N
neec OF fearless and cAtyalrous knight, .
Il Is hitting that such mAn should die IN the
nnt struggle with the grim destroyer rather
than live 70 surrender slowly 10 his relentless
ana cesscFating srIs OF destruction. He lived
spleudI1ly and died CALAMITY, leaving behind
him proud monument o. high achievements
Though vaEQuisaed that last unequal con
test he could well excisin sxUltantly In ;eld-
Ing up the ghost as did the Latin bard OF old:
Non osgRf. "soriar, HsgItcqae pG-s rsei
Ftta5li LibttiRGul-"
3 Il. Plies referred 70 the sorrow fAt in every
city and town throughout the state, and A D.
Warren, OF snohomish. told how the Jar of his
county had passed resolutions OF sympathy and
regret Z. c. Hughes, the next speaker, said,
among other things:
The circumstances of my first meeting with
| our dead brother were such as 70 make deep
ana lasting Impression on Eay mind, aud have
feII n PEELED briefly 10 record ny =. butte 70 lis
memory. little more tran q year ago
was !ourneylpg with NY family 20
tals city, my future home h4d been gazing
Tor some t-me out OF the ear window ST natures
wonderful hsndivork wrspt in admiration s,
Ice majestic mountains and prlmeval forests
whose magnificent trees reared their lofty
Res0s toward cesvea. suddenly I turned. aat
there, standing II the aisle, I saw S stiu more
sp-eaIid product OF the handigorz q Cod.
ms o. MAGNIFICENT physique and noble nieu
whose coGntenaRce gave token that there re-
s'1eo within 3 spirit Il 20 preside over tie
sPtenIlG mold IL which II was enczse6.
lad heard OF Colonel John Charles Haines
1A1 been told tAst he was OF noble
mlen, o. powerful stature and Sill more power
III lEts-tect' hat lie leader among TIE
Zen 81 ta2s glorious young com Goaw eAlth. and
easl+y Tie foremost among the ne u oers of ia
bar and InsliuctiTe1y ! felt ttAt / sal IL tia
presence d Colonel Haines-
M. Hughes closed with = most eloquent
rriblte 20 tae irteIle tDzl strength Of Colonel
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