The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-13
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TIE SAME sai1x applies 10 politics. Ite2s wsscn
used 20 10 yene1ased . Eeoefs.toa ego
ga nov yidse2led TIE tine IL NOS lar
distant when no oes viii know there
II 10 artificial line between the Uaised ssasss
snd CArsda All the EAxsern provinces os
Caasca are governed BY Liberal Legislatures.
bus the Dominion parliament 10 Sill In coctsoi
OF the Conservative party. TIE nexs battle IA
our eouasry wiz be fought On the lines Of saria
reform, 20 which the Lnera. party 10 pledged
II viii ee two ysarY YET before Ne have another
general election unless the government II de-
ieassd 90 soEas proposition OF otaer il the eos-
nona Ihs goyeYnments Of tbs provinces aud
o! The Dominion are very similar 70 POUR STATE
snd territorial, governments, and .t Vas the pfac-
rcal scQuasrtsncs with tkis form Of govern
rsent which hes maze my old friend. E9wasd
E.Ake. Of Toronto. such a invaluable
supporter OF Gladstone member Of par
Lament fos south Lonxsosd Blake 10 . strong
EAr. CT unimpeschaole integrity, and IL was as
the inscgssicn oil his friend. Rosd kosebery.
that be consented % stand fos hons rule con-
ssifueney. Although Of Irish lineage be was
torn and raised il Canada. and ia going 70 Ire
land he gave up . professions, incoras Of &a.sAo
year. Blu; the memory OF his pasrsotie snces-
tors. several OF whom won CORY In the cause Of
Ireiana. and II least one Of whom sealed his
Devotion with bis life. inspired him 20 make
the saerihee Mr. Blake Vas the leader OF the
Literal party In Toronto for several years, vas
premier Of that province, and has also been .
Dominion cabinet minister. As . public
speaker. however hs was not - good 90 the
present leader OF the Libsrst party in the
dominion parliament. Henry Lauriey, OF
Montreal. who ia coming 70 the Coast
next month ia President Van Homes private
caf. He 10 coming soinfosm himself about the
development Of the western country and iss
needs. and bs viii als0 Do some missionary
work for the Liberal party. He viii make
speeches 1t several places In British Columbia.
In our pscyines We viii have . no: election .
year from next September. There 10 growing
feeling OF bitterness between the island and the
emf I'm fwtx
OF the territory into two provinces, and many
OF the faf-seeing people say that ~ is must come
sooner Of later IL might as well come now"
Mr.. and Mr.. Charles Lppineost. of Phslsdei-
phia, are tourists stopping as the Rainier. They
have bee7 ON thu Pacific coast since March ana
are making . very lessursly tour. They viii
remain here until sunday. when they 60 70 Vic
fofia Tor few days and then will take in the
Yellowstone National park and reach Chicago
b. the end OF the hot season Mr.. Lppincott 10
one OF the three soda fountain kinxs forming
one OF the biggest trusts OF the country .One
would think that the country would get
stoc ked up so.re time with soda iountains,"
said he last night, "but the increase
Ia population 10 such that our
sales last year amounted to 33,27AGO
and this year they will 90 much higher. soda
fountains are very popular In the south. more
30 / think than they are ont here or ia the
North generally. where the summer season 10 20
cool and hot ssason IL 20 short But in the
south the owners OF soda fountains DO Q big
business some fountains cost $1,000 each
and some OF oar customers tell Us that they have
pad for them Ia single season In . great
many places all sorts Of drinks are served from
the fountairs. even liquors being dispensed
This 10 for the eonventence Of gentlemen sccom-
panied by ladies' who want q little stimuIaat
but cannot OF are unwilling TO iorsaks their
ctargeA"
james 5. McCanciess. OF Honolulu, Vas in Sc
attic yesterday On his way home after . year in
the United s,atsa He says that he thought he
would 60 East and irees, up for one whites. and
he put ia she time sis:ghiug in West Virginia
MI Mecsndlsss ant his two brothers are arse-
sian veil contractors In the Hawaiian Isiants
He goes 10 B.i;.se Columbia today TO take the
steamer warr.moo
Among the sonris;s registered as the Rainier
are Mr.. snt Mrs. C. T. Burnside and child. of
Concord. y. IL: Mr.. and Mrs. Rob<r, H. Hsslest
AID csild. Of Eldora.o. Kan; j. T. Snow. O.
Springfield. Mss. and v. h Noble and Marion
II. Landon, OF san Rafael. Cal.
Mrs A. W. Haste. who has been visiting
friends at Alham0rs. Cal, for the Les. tao
months. arrived home yesterday on the steamer
waIIa wslia-