The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

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S &c = few lays sancs "a ssna
~ oss9inAl so9gesszouS 70 SDers<xxy
E3e0ln4 sor tho corsmansnk
vhtch VII Axtsnd Sod day" o. -. sus-
pfc:ous day On which tho Ground w<l -
brahsn fog Tie Pan-Ansriszn szpos<tsn
n Isl
II has asvssopna sncs tns punaic1x1ou q
that rsausss thAs ,hs Niagara frontier
cossesses . w<l11nw IL not - snfireiy os-st-
nal Constituency. Tor the 40 N gyay Who
carly Uncie SAnfs mnki have heeu Uosisn4
nearly 20 eeakh. and sscrstAxy yls0fmg
has aged psrespsioty.
nsWuDaDsr anhsd foe. A full half ror<1
have heen submitted same Aso oriUInA
tndesd: sone are indeed act Souns 49,
funny and 0ns 80 80 absolutely rsd1cu-
iouo that tio writer's must have ssen to-
nenfed when rsun.ng the susxesfions
which IN . literary food are snsuinnU tho
lcng-suffering secretary.
.iBsrs's An ssso shak /, original and thas
viii ses ox~ax advsrsisane.' wrote one man.
who musk be . man Of wealth and ae
eassA fog ~ xoows bat slight corskderap
ton tor the honAse labororo a. tn
..masses' n his sussssssoaa
Have . hzil ou,ls an tho sxposoetsn 49,"
foo8 too e0aS<e2 u8sa ~ nozsoOt o9k
covered With h0asdD and grass and dtxs
and ssms troso and shxuhs until 10 loonD
lust itks mounfnin. In thaf hill nass 10
teams and 1-aoo men concealeG. WAN -
Gay arrives thsss viii b th0us andD % tho
sxound These must be . sand srsctsd.
and % Il Pf~ntsnt AcKinssy ard tbs
msabsrs az M cabinet. and 0ev. nou>s-
and stAtaa0a and msn fro8 AL lAnds can
stand Thero sAculd b handD pioy3n9 -
the gsoundA A ths prsssdsnt az the
United Statso - 70 rniso the 1T1e sod -
holds ;n hfo hand . solid solver spozo
Evsrything has bssn done. the speeenso
have been naSs. and the preadsne teasshee
his apade 70 the ground unhnown % -
hat : ssw, TIE sod vhIeh ~ - 70 snno ~
has bssn prsviousiy removed. and undaf-
meath an electrical w.ro hAo been pu&
down. and over II ths sod has bsen -
placed. "A the silver spade in the hands
of the prssidspt touches this wire thsrs -
Q crash nhs shnnder. ane ths srsak noun
tain Q shost distance away falla. and -
frightened tnOusaDaD turn 20 iook ~ ~
they VIII - scsanbiing out OF dust ard
debris l.0o I'm and 10 teams. rac-n9 for
the ste where The 6roe sod hes besn ptcke<a
up and d.gging HE Wild men. ana she
teams viii b. hauling away the Dirt
1T would - one oe ths nose wonl3srfai
sights ever sssn. and everybody present.
of The country would sdvsrsiss Il far ~
vida
MN
II - the opinion Of thess who we're a.
lowed BY the SECRETARY 20 - shtp sugBeo-
sfon, which vas ssnt IN al ssstousnssns
that the writer ueQleets4 D0fn9 fweo -
taila He "a not cuVey tn ground cnD-
pieteiy IN that ~ negjsessa 10 ~ ~ -
would be wise 20 have . ssrDo % surussae
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would - econc0y TO 80 bt6D Tor 6urvs00
laborers N saunhs insesed - 60 - -
time.
Another susnosticn vas ssns - ~ .
nan Who b svidousiy believer - 1111tenp
rianism. for n believed that e. thAe
ausp1ctoua dAy results shoul6 b rocnkvs0
IN the most startItng manner poantnsa
Every man n Ne city az BuRaio - pse-
sanalfy Interested IN ths susc~ae of tho
Psn-Ansrican." he wrote. and ! s~y
that On oOd day thsy should an sheU 10
I say that on that day - have . great
parade. have al the civil and al thu nzis-
tary bodies In iins: al the scEsot ch11dRsns
distinguished men from anroaE In facf-
have three 90 four thousand men. women
and children OUT that day. And IN lfns
have sAooe Buffalo men. each az whom
carries over his shouIasr . brand 1sW
President 1cK.1ley mAhs . spsech and
ift the arss SOD and than bit every sss
Of the 5000 men I'm . ed Th1ah % q
II would save thu pay az hundreds %
iaborern. for ss.ose spades could % . hap
Of work In . few minates."
Have electrical shov~ss throwing to
earth INTO eiecsrscai wagons vvuss .
young woman: and the sole and single let
A.r~S
Dewey DO 81"
whsch suggestion In not bsd bat the
management has - yes BEEN unable IN
place itself In communicative vita the
great admiral. snd therefore 10 unssse so
say whether he would win To oscoms .
sod cutter.
There were many writer's Who ashesf thae
electrical shovsls be us~d: that the cut
ting Of the sod set loose machinery whs-1
would ring bells ana biow whistles and
set eannons booming IN every city. sowo
and ham.se for hundreds % msles around.
and nearly al who wrote seemed unwilling
TO allow anybody bat Presidenr MrKinier
or Admiral Dewey 70 do the 1rst manual
labor In connection win she great mir
One man suggested that ons Of ths rat
ures would Be the pressing Of a buttan ~
her royal nsnhnsss. Queen Victoria whsen
button would release Q current Of esec-
trseity which would croxs Enwf1r1 pago
under the Atlantic ocean. cro0 Sorsh
America from the sra coast To Bu9n1a.
out 20 the exposition site. ana afs FOR tno
un~asiseyfnx purposs Of rsaea~sng D1D too
balloons. wh:ch would aosf on into spacA
bearing n-Ansr.caa sdvsrtisemsns and
. letter TO the finder
The DAa who sent tire Communications
covered with the Above idea 20 Secre-
tary Fleming vouchsafsd the srfnFmaffoo
IN . postscrspt that he vas '-fsDe fufl -
original IDEAS. fully a. good a. the oas
cent IN that he vas % loyal a snn %
Buffalo that be Wa Wiling 20 contribute
the arst one for netting 40 his eoatrsbu-
too % sne sxpo~isscn. bur that al n1s-
Their ones asked for vouis have . cnsh
price. and that price would os invariably
fcrtecomtng Ia s<svancs.
y II -
The sunny dispositions And ina n.iid ard
cheerful manner m wnscn ths xovsrnments
Of soma % fas soafn American repzelses
are eaxyssd % wss beautifully ex-mp&1net
recently In . letter waich Commissioner
General weber rNrefve5 fFora ~ I}4nm