The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-23

The Seattle Posr-INrEEIIoExcER, easily the
leading Republican Newspaper in thih state.
publishes an editorial on the Hawaiian situation
which ought TO b read BY ell cheap lingo
fanatics-presuming them capable Of under
standing rational and common sense view OF
any subject whatever. The Chronicle regrets that
lack of space prevents republishing this able In.
tell igent andImpartial article in full-Spok0ns
CAromicsA
The agricultural college faculty must b en-
gagged with some consideration OF fitness and
ability. Again the college affairs must be con-
Quoted in . strictly honorable, honest manner.
Dishonesty In the regency msans dishonesty In
the minor affairs of the concern. When these
things Az done. and We believe they win be.
Warrington will have one OF the beat state inst.
buttons of learning in the West, and not till
then.-Tekoa Globe
Today whatcom and Fairhavsn are producing
more, ten to one. than during the excitement
The mills are all bu9zing, the harbof II full OF
ships, the shaky merchants have all 'sbustod" or
dscamped. We have good schools. public build
ings, water works. sewers, planksd Streets cleo
trio cars, and everything which city Of $4,000
people In the East haa In fact NO sensible
person can regret that the speculative insanity
has left U.s. WAdtcom RepeislG
1t IL to be hoped that there will b . general
Observance Of Arbor day ~ recommended By
the governor. especially In Eastsrn Warrington.
In Walla Wala much has been done toward the
establishment OF streets and private grounds
in this direction, but there 10 still much room
for adding to the beauty Of our city by planting
trees and shrubs. These are natures choicest
adornments of Q home, and form the most
charming feature OF ali cities celebrated for
their beauty. Although We live In . section OF
the state less bounuiully supplied with native
forests. IL 10 no less adapted naturally TO the
growth OF trees and shrubs. as has bssn demon.
strated BY the rapid and sturdy growth Of trans.
planted treeA-Wdla Wdlld UntoM
Among the suits nled in She superior court
last week was one in which Lazie vandervesn
asks Q final separation from her husband, the
Rev. Mr.. Vandervsen. In the bill Of partieulars
she cites many acts Of extreme cruelty. She
charges her husband with hiung and beating
her on different parts OF the body: with AZ
tempting to use an Ak upon her; failure to pro-
vide for herself and child. etc. etc. When We
read OF such cases in the newspapers happening
away from home. We give them but little
thought: the parties Of this case, however, live
In the city Of Blaine, add not moro than four
weeks ago the above reverend hend az the
charges b truel was here In Fsrndale on his
knees In the pulpit besseching God 70 save the
sinners and the wicked Of Ferndale, and thank.
ing God that he was saved and sanctided Il
may b said that people not In sympathy with
religion will harp upon this particular case and
show that religion n not what it II claimed 70
be; but We take 1t that the people are mot efiti.
cising religion 20 much - they are such advo-
Gates - the above reverend gentleman. This IL
twice In the past year that the people Of Fern.
dale have been imposed upon BY religious men
who have turned out TO be the worst Of hypo.
critics and sinnera-W West FeF~dols CippW.