The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-02
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Transition Of the town from the rough-and-
ready period TO that Of the settled stage.
Men are more careful In their dresu. and
the age Of starched shirts and dress suits
has arrived. The free and careless order
10 reiegated 10 the old. obstinate pioneers.
who viii not change. But II the change
has Its good side II has also Its reverse. for
there II not the dependence on the word
that there was In other timepl The law
yers are more busy. and the reading Of
this or that clause In now contested. and q
judicial decision obtained, where previous
~ the spirit In which the contract was
entered was rei.siousiy acted up to-
What right have dress clothes In this re-
cital? And what connection have atarched
shirts with an indifference to ones word?
II II the advent OF the lawyers. who. unlike
their English brethren, are not above a6-
vertising their presence? Litigation would
be dlnicult without these gentry. And what
has Blriuwayo 10 do with dress clothesf
DO they dine there at fashionable hour.
or are the young exQuIsites preparing for
the opening Of the new opera house. which
IL to be erected by company with CAPT
tai Of E10,000? This opera house 10 to have
an elegant exterior" seating accommoda-
tion for no. and to be lighted by electric
hy. Modernity with b vengeance In old
Lobengula's Buluwayo.
Buluwayo. too, has Its club, q number OF
hotels. q stock exchange rs n matter Of
course, . building society on mutual prin-
cipfes. . chamber Of commerce. q circuit
court. polo club. and = lodge OF Free
Masops. True. . remnant Of primitive
habits. dating from two years ago. sur
wives hero and there. What shall We say.
for instance. Of the stubborn old pioneers
who pefs In turning their horses adrift
In Eighth avenue to make their way hack
unattended to the stables, No wonder our
editor calls II an .extraordinary pastime."
Tho thing couldn't Be done in London:
Buluwayo must put . stop TO II.
Ono piece Of gratifying news II that the
Buluwayo Laundry Company went
swimm'ngiy, being largely oversub-
scrtbed." Buiuwayo will now have the op-
portunify OF getting decently clean shirts.
This 10. We repeat. gratifying. Dressciothes
would look strange without the comple-
msnt OF stsrched shirts. Then one finds
innumerahle other instances of the pro-
eress OF Buinwayo. Some one has become
bankrupt there. or gone into liquidation.
and shopkeeper In already holding a
clearancs sale. at which enormous bar
gains are to be had. The Wesleyans haye
built new church IN Ninth avenue ana
had conversations to celebrate the event.
suburban resorts. too. are xpringinx into
existence. certain gentleman having ia
Ken tho Welsh Harp hotel. at the Umxusa
even - uiitS9 olt. Win the Intention OF
making IL popular place for shooting
matches pigeons, not lions,. cricket. ten
mis- and other essentially British sports.
English farmers will turn green with
envy on reading tho prices paid for pro-
duce In Bnluwsyc. Butter realtres from
. 10 Las 81 per pound. Eggs are TO be had
Tor modest little sums varying from a. "a
20 1s dosen. though this Is somevha Al
dimcuit or comprehension when fowls arr
only worth from b 81 90 e. each. DO nor
the hens lay in Mataheieland? And N thew
DO not. whence come the fowisy cshbares
TOO. are AZ . premium. being worth from
y TO u I'd each. Probably the people "A
huinwayo dispense with butter. eggs and
cannasss - superfiuouts luxuries. unless
they are all becoming wealthy.
And now. like q bolt from the h,ps 40.
read OF Buiursyo being In danger ,tss,,
from the men who once owned the land
an unpleasant reminder that savarcs e,n
NOT % suejnsated and civilized In day
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