The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-17
THE PASSING THRONG.

n. z. Brewer. iplinarian of the Harrison
institute, Indian school 81 Chemawa, Or,
is ct the New England hotel Nr. Brewer is q
member OF the Puyallup tribe and q man of
character and education. speaking English with
al exactness and Prec sion uncommon even
among Anglo-Saxons Il an on recruiting
tour" he said, last night, 'al around tie
SOUND, taking children back 70 school with me-
Counting one member OF the Sixteen III be from
Alaska, who esme here from juneau to join me,
I shall take back eleven pupils. -Four OF these
are girls aud seven boys. Two OF tie girls are
from the Lummi reservation and two
from Seattle have three boys from Port
Madison and three from san Juan island.
Ar Chemawa We have accommodations for $50
pupils, boys and girls, though we have but 200
there now. We have Cmatiliss, Yskimas, Nex
Perces from beyond the mountains, AID
stikeens and Chileats from Alaska We are In
a position 20 note that The same differences OF
character are 10 b seen among our people as
among all others Some OF our pupils turu on,
good, useful citizens, farmers, ranchers o. what
not. Others make 40 particular mark, Others
ret-ozrate and fail. One cannot express -
sweeping opinion o. any tribe or class OF men
that snsu % accurate CT just"
:. C. Haller OF Portland, is in the city In .he
interests Of the Portland Industrial Exposition,
which is said 10 Dc ;hs finest display ever gotten
no On tie Coast said Mr.. Haler last night:
The exposition has been in progress now thrsa
weeks AMI has, IS usual, scored q great success
not only In the general excellence OF theexpo.i-
ton itself but also N the large attendance since
the opening night The music, the art and all
the various other attractions excel those OF snv
former year IN the way Of special featured no
expos .ion this side ot ths Father o; wsters an
r-oaches that which our Portland friends n-s-
sent The single track or bicycle railway loco
motive Is 3 CREST attraction III Itself TO these
vsriet attractions Is added the handsome model
OF the lstGlsship Oregon, one Of the finest pieces
q! woEk plRushlp svsr pF111eed il the Tn ted
Stsres Tie mineral interests OF the state ara
ahundaRtIy and practically Represented Tha
exposition = 0ses October -, aad "Wednesday has
b.ea set aside IS seattle day Supt Mitchell
who IL widely known in ths Pacific Northwest
challenges comparison between any exposition
"a Tue West and that over wGleh he presldea"
Thomas E. Chandler, Of Indianapolis. IL Al,
tie Occidental speaking OF politics, ne said
last night: - oe.ieve Indiana will 20 Tor Hsrri-
soa agAia ;his fell. though il il normally Z bern,
ocra:.c stats. There good deal Of tsssatts-
faction owing 70 the record Of t.s prasa-,t ;es,f.
Iature. whica - Democratic That body va--r
Ynsudered The state, added heavily 70 taxation
aud male itself generally unpopuisr We have
q gerry Gaa1der ISSUE II lailzus the same "A IN
lsco1sln- On 0 AID other states, and the ca "a
"a going through tie courts now Il Ia not
likely taat Il wiz &C heard Def1re election In
deed, think i last as we'll that it b. not heard
or decided, Aaee tie d.st:lcsns u dis placed wa