The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-27

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cost e yons supposing that What yoa did
Dot give the doctor the nurse received for
her ecneation and skill We snnoancs
gratnsfousty your coming marriage and
say nctning about your record. We smug-
gle Iscts With the dextersfy born OF policy,
good feisovship and humanity"
The orator then uitsiiy spoke Of the vir-
tues. faults and frssisies that beantify and
mar humanity's esrutche0n -edl.ors in
common with others.
We visit the widow i'm her affection
and another MAS vile in his absence
we are father To the fatherlexs. but no
fatnsr TO our own. We buy seats in the
cnief synagofuss, also bay lottery tickets
We visit the sick for sweet charify's sake
sometimes. but more frequently for m
taker.
be editor il a. ubiquitous ~ man can
&c. IL has been said that God must love
EDITORS, ne made 20 many Of them. He is
industrious By necessity or By choice. He
pushes his way when seraphs might
despair. Ii the editor had always
havs had Ifs-sissd cnss. Of Adam and
Eve. interior views OF the ark. criti-
cisms on Moses, local hits on David. short
articles from Solomon. interviews with
Inrist both y. G. and A. D., haif-tone cuts
o. Judas before and after hanging. snap
shot 81 Elijsh a. he assembled in the char
lo., views OF The two bears after having
eaten forty-two children. showing
their abnormal girth. q full deserip-
ton OF the costume Ruth wore
as she cleaned In the fields OF her ksnsman
With one eye on che grain and the other
on b6ax. interfor views Of the whale show
ing Jonah riding around on its wishbone.
full account. with the details OF each
round. in the midnight wresile between
Jacob and the ANGEL
Owing 70 the absence Of Lee Fairchild,
who was On the programme TO read q
poem. 1t wss read BY Secretary Moore.
Miss Henrietta Hamilton. OF Seattle.
then gave beautiful whistiing solo, the
selection being the letter song from the
Vice Admiral" by c. MiIlocker, and. in
response 20 enthusiastic encore, the
'.Pizxicatir polka Of Anton StrelezkI. She
was accompanied on the piano By Miss
Ethel Hanna
Homer M. Hin Of the Telegraph. read an
address On THE Typssetsing. Machine, !"
descriptive Of the various kinds of ma
chimes Ia use for this purpose, and the
economy achieved by their use. illustrat-
ing II by the experience of the Teiegr apk,
which had saved 81. Is in thirty days
by their use.
Miss Marguerite saxton, the celebrated
elocutionist and talented actress, then
gave two scenes from "The Merchant Of
venice. one being tho dialogue between
Portia and Nerissa about the selection Of
their lovers. and the other being the
mercy" speech by Portia. and, in re-
Spouse TO hearty encore, THE christen-
ing"
Miss Ethel Hanna played beautiful
piano solo. which was heartily encored.
Hon. w. Y. Pemberton. chief justice Of
the supreme court OF Montana, was intro
duced. and with infinite wit spoke OF the
Press Gang. its strength. its weaknesses,
its wisdom ana its follies. He treated it
kindly, as one who had belonged to il for
many years. He paid an eloquent tribute
to woman In connection with the presence
of the ladies' at the meeting, and
told capital story, which con-
vusssd the audience. He thanked
the association for inviting him to
speak. as he was sole representative Of the
desoiate state OF Montana. He became
eloquent as he dweit upon the sad condi-
ton OF the mining industry of that state
and said: There Is something wrong.
There is cog loose somewhere Are you
subsidized? Have you a collar on you Z
Stand with the people, gentlemen of the
press" He predicted that q great city
would be here. numbering its population by
the hundreds OF thousands. and that il
would be one OF the great marts of the
world. He adjured the press TO stand by
the masses and then there would be no
danger to the institutions of the country
at the hands OF the few.
President Buxton then thanked the
local. committee for the entertainment
provided for the association and made
announcements in regard to the pro-
gramme for today.
After the close of the reception q short
business session of the association was
held and several new members admitted.
James NJ. Vernon on behalf of the
Everett Land Company invited the ASSOC
citation to meet AZ that city next year.
Today the association will take an ex-
cursion to Snoqualmie. Special cars will
leave the Lake Shore depot at s 80 q. m.
and arrive at North Bend IL 80 u. m. The
train will leave North Bend for Snoaual-
mie hop ranch at II 80 1t is quarter
mile walk from Snoqna mic station TO
hop ranch. Luncheon will be served at
snoqualmie hotel, on hop ranch, from
I2m. 70 ? n. N. The party will leave
the hop ranch at 2.t0 p. m and
arrive at Snoqaalmie falls (273 feet
highl at 2:2o p. m. One hour will be
spent in viewing the tails and visiting the
natural park The train will leave the
falls at $50 and arrive At Seattle at 8 r. m.
Members OF the reception committee are
expected to be present at the depot at Sis
this morning TO accompany the party
At the evening session there will be dis
cussion of matters of interest TO the craft
symposiams. question box, etc, informal
business and reports Of committees.