The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-18

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SEnbt7 Puget sound. Il L.
ZE3sfsxc only rea soma bic
4 Iys1fIalReSNA 10 suppose that
Ill,gIfIlttltA the dawn OF Eas-
WITHIN ter morning will
VjIfI54AsA burst upon q So
ciety from which
ali bitterness ard
wrath. all anger
- sp>zkfng shall be put away. ard
$3.50 sweet. true and noble in human
. -. 80 rise Ia perennial beauty. with the
-. rat are flooding the spring air
= ,ssar fragrance and forming per-
- - tsast 20 the eye by their beauty
- l. Justly proud Of her beautiful
s'~a.rs and they are just now In the
-. N their early splendor. radiant
=. "a The colors Of the spring. while all
s,as are burdened with the snowy
-. q, delicious fruits IN the fuilness
1870. Mrs Samuel WNkeson's gar
=. = nrvsdsng with rows % yellow jon
-. ard her bank OF snow-wisite saxi-
- Z cool and dainty enough for a
- eossting hill Nelson Benefits
s-..sx home Is entirely surrounded by
.-.<~fhs. tinted IN all the coiors of the
~-scw Theodore Hosmer's elegant
=. At which many a belle has cast a
800 sook in vain. stands In It's faultIess
-s~snas where all the early bulbs are in
Il ssaor1. and n mammoth cherry tree In
=. ,.z1y 10 make OF Itself a picture that
- Ell the heart of Japan's emperor
=. any ard despair that he could not
.~s>rscdate one so big In his whole do
- The rock terraces OF Mr.. L. r.
ssscfnT's grounds grow richer in bloom
- foliage with every year. and their ar
sse Arrangement Is perpetual delight
ne passers-by The Sprague mansion
.y,s as usual In q garden Of beauty. and
!. AHnge Wright seminary. on its large
~snralar grounds. Is credit 10 the city
rr an artistic as weli as from an esiu-
.sseasl point Of view. These are only a
- Of the many lovely gardens TO be seen
a. ave-minGtes' walk from Pacific ave-
- and this Is but the beginning OF their
szlth. In short time the early shrubs
~ have lowered. and Wright park viii
, sblaze with the gold Of Scotch broom
"a sweet labarnum. ard 10 look upon IL
" be to forget. for little. that such
asaU a. strife and enyyings ever were.
Azosher thing that Tacoma should be
wsst Of. and viii be proud OF when she
tsexs more Of its reai worth. Is the Ferry
Er Museum. OF which Col. G. r. Ferry,
Eaks Of Tacoma. Is the founder and pa
srps For the first time since 10 was estab-
iced the museum Is properly accommo-
s,st and as IL Is now arranged In it's
Easadld quarters in the court house. II Is
xss xorih visiting again and again. That
sas not In the past been appreciated or
ng2ored Is a fact. but that IL will receive
asa Attention in the future IN also true.
ASg1g from the interest shown In the
1ss exhibit now In progress. IL Is really
n,ssshing that IN new city there should
= sSnna so many ancient relics and curios
d have been loaned for the collection.
MP A. kalenborn placed yesterday
sislY beautiful Japanese collection. con-
sgAg OF several long swords in sheaths
say ornamented. a number OF the short
seas known as hari-kari. which every
hzasse noble carries 90 perform the
Ay o. hari-kiri. or suicide. II confronted
sEk any dlshonor. One Of these was the
Eaxrty Of a Shotgun Of the great Toku-
saxa family. the founder OF which
TIE great hero of Japan The
lsosd belonged 20 one of his sons.
a. bears upon it's hlit the family
-ss, Of three leaves. An incense burner
4 The ninth century Is one OF the inter-
sflng articles loaned by Mr.. kalenborn.
Besides these are pair OF ancient spears,
e handles inlaid with mother OF pearl,
. .onx bow and CULVER OF arrows. a
szssnt old shield and a beautiful large
hrusse Incense burner OF ornate design.
Syeral valuable japanese hangfngs. two
K sAsm very old and costly. and a set
& Chinese paintings on rice paper are
upszi ef the art % painting in these
aAaS while some priceless bits Of ivory.
ssssiateiy carved as frost work. are
Ezarx The smaller articles. One fan OF
GsaeSa make is n triumph or
aarase workmanship. both as 20 its cary
"a and It's dainty embroidery on the
ssEs satin surface. Several beautiful
Yzses OF real old Satsuma. a pair OF
cAlnese womea's shoes. the foot not more
tssn three inches long. are also remark
Aas AID the crowninK glory. is a
nsor-xhaped rose jar Of cioissonne ex-
NEled m the most marvellous manner.
= tiny figures and delicate scrolls re-
curing months or patient labor. IL Il a
AA'ehless specimen OF the art that IL
ncEn e but one people. and which can
attempted only ny the most careful
80 useiess % the untirinx workers q
4aFAs Asions the other valuable loans
NAss ~ Mrs. kaienborn is a superb head
ne Apollo Bolvlaere. OF which the orig
a = one % the treasures % the vatican.
- Qsa German history Of the Peloponne-
ssa var bears the date 90 iI5s and there
e ssany other choice eurios in the case
sfpist % AR kalenSorn's loan.
Tie beginning % a nne collection Of
va relies occupies the other end OF the
1's Prominent IN Which Is the large
: A. r. sRass loaned ny Mai. o. II. Hay
-sn Il was designed y Chaplain Lozier.
- Presented by him 20 Maj Hayden.
I ne only one o. the kind in the state.
: eane q eanebrake cut in North caro-
"a during the evolutionary war was
A@asd By Mrs. Or F1heId. and hiek-
cane made from a tree cut down BY
secersl cannon oali during Gen. Hook
famous battle among the clouds on
: seseat mountain. Is the property ~
~S J. Z. Hontaudon- Mrs. John III.
so has loaned A note written BY T'hora-
.eEeFson 10 her great uncle In No.
tsseH9id collection OF Indian curieS and
lstAfeS IN q par; OF the Puget sound uni
.ssi'y museum loan, and add much 20 the
ssSaFaeee 81 the room II occupies TIE
.eS'ElA Az League also holds It's rexu-
sxeiAtscn. and is work includes a
~-tl'Gl display - porcelain by Mrs. n
saFAge ara Mrs. w II Smith. sever
sss ard attractive paintings by Mrs.
=. hrRdley. a LOT OF clever water col
=. ~ Mss Florence Cur1isS. and work
-. .'e Classes that have been studying
Ar A J. Russell and Miss curtis.
" IL G'lsgnp che curator % Sse
- I'm. shows some very interesting
1ss II lanterr ea. ard historical palrt.
"a
Mehday ths imperial japanese con
MR. safso snd his charming wife
!. :. ssfssere3 ar informal reception ~
:. .effrg museum ana enjoyed inspecting
: ''s@s1res exeey,linsiy.
n = Carl gave a very aeiigh;sui
t@t0tay afternoon q honor % her
Ms. Y ~ Taugan. and Mrs NJ
Ss'hs& o. laes Noincs. Ia. The house
- Nsfy tastefsltv decorated with Ivy
WIDOW 1are.it.s - FsFfertrsts,n- larga