The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-28

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- objected 20 the Datlls.
a-e perfwinkle' (Adrs s. Isadore
.ss.se 81 the pailas, Tex, Semi-Weekly
- ~ four Of the leading state papers
Sswne-The Puget sound region be-
- "a = classification OF It's own. We
- "a this IN Portland, and by the
s.sraeav a. the railroads and s:eamships
~ eaabied to verify the statement.
10 There were too many sights la
- ~fho LARGEST In the world fer our
1871 lime on the Sound to encompass.
~ s glimpse Of the biggest lumber
- q earth had to suffice. and the
Ssrnrt sueltsr' hardly Jared 30 well.
80 Svtft ~ . bird the little steamer
- GE,mmed the azure Of the Sound,
a scarcely more than an hour landed
RI q ~ embrace OF all Seattle.
~ neoplc literally descended upon US.
e 1e neared the dock the city rose
- above IA. and our hosts Ned down
6efaced street that led to the land
49, We were happy and enjoyed
ae1ymaking Seattle had provided
egsntnx ride on Lake Washington.
- luncheon at the pavilion. The lake
= 5Afke miles distant and IL reached by
- lines OF cable cars. each maintain
Fl separate pleasure parks with rival
sxrncttoua. There was no moon. and the
~ with pyrotechEsics In our honor.
~ pecjally effective. and so were the
6DohUentsp after an evening on the
- The next day We were all taken
ID the Queen. that had just returned
- ~ regular Klondike sailing, we'll
- With gold and fortunate owners. a.
r. q unsuccessful seekers. The boat
- . across the Sound to the Port Or
- 49, lxasx = fzh So -a. - -
~ drydocks. The State Press
Dciation OF Washington held Its an
81 meeting at Seattle at that time, in
- 10 help entertain the visiting press.
r eee can imagine the throng that gave
r. Iowa tat the drydock) Its ovation.
- 70 90 home and tell HIS readers how
heck hands with some hero Of San
a. S1lnk never saw better kept streets
8 d Seattle. 1t is hardly dark when
81 aust sweepers and men with indi-
~ street brushes are Mt work Then
p efretts are flushed. and the result ID
RI business part Of town Ia like well
1T aoor The street car service on the
&m1 giving Seattle eighty miles OF track.
E14 Tacoma sixty odd. 1t n a good thing,
IN many OF thu visitors complained OF
Eft feet getting three-cornered in an ef-
Eta - get q cleavage on the feTraced
Eolssls 'Terraced streets sounds nice.
~ imagine walking ny fashion up .
EWl The walks are frequently provided
~ cleats. or one beard is raised above
4 % accustomed to 1t in time The Sound
h9ea 81 look fresh and active. but never
Eau my life was ! 40 tired. ] came near
9hing what people did In winter. when
= streets were icy. but caught myself I'm
E4 II Is hard to get II fixed In the
E1hd that west of the mountains, even so
! - north. the coast does NOT see ice. /
eppose more equable climate would be
IN 70 find In such a latitude. And the
Esashtsl II vas not good dark at 10
Etdoek, and by in the morning daylight
sssoed IN and robbed me OF my best
1 great many pleasure excursionis,s
ars making Seattle their rendezvous this
eason enticed by the Alaskan trips the
!seiac steamships are putting on.
~ NY chief entertainment In Seattle
E1% about by. myself in kiondike out
stores. woman with the gold
- no novelty there. and / suppose
~ thought I was rrospector. sure
0eu9h. for I poked and priced with all
sDusnsss and walked or I'm triumph
IN klondike cook book-~my sole levy
{ The dried vegetables. fruits meats and
em had met before, though not in
- absolute kiln-driei form. Even
~ meal is extra dried and compressed
Increase keeping quality and decrease
n Weekly Kansas Republican, New
- Aan.--I4ater in the evening the re-
ue committee took the editorial party
Meet cars acrcss the lower end OF thu.
~ % Lake Washington. where steamers
- provided end after dark proceeded
the lake opposite Madison park where
NWpfion with fireworks and music was
~se ey the enthusiastic people after
snEn the excursionis.s landed and were
s"!led To a pavilion. and speech IN aklng
Investments were INDUCED In Later
Mne electrical display was given .hss
31.y on two Of the principal streets The
-. -. forenoon was spent In admiring and
S1sHting the soiidiy built city and the
Il .ond'ke gold which Was 10 he found IN
aSse anantis'es In hundreds Of show win
seattle Is the liveliest. NOS, hustlIng
S"s.rss. ',sasd on our tour. Its push and
the Kate city tn the Kiondtke country
n snu pefhaFs rfans more business from
mar source than any other city.
= p b
ne revere tMass.l Journal The uea-
te OF Seattle have the true Western hos
setshhering cities in sxten,ssnw a "a ., .nsas
'ssieame To the IN T. A. fhs 49,.
:Ssiers known To all editors frnns 80 ~.
;fAsic 10 the Pacific as aestgna,tn. ina
sssinnal Editorial AssociasFas, ''ie
Il lsassle Is fine city. built unn, ~
ma and for the stsepaeas az i.s stre.ts
close second to San Francisco me,
no occasion there fer a shooting m,
ss enserrrise. az the regular r,te
sne cable ears supplies ali tn. @xss,~-
II OF that description THAT Is necessar,
sail up the Sound Was a recu,lar ~
esnrs, The scenery along the shores
greatly enjoyed far into the ever
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~ Republican Journal Of Belfast
aasSsrdam IN. " pafly pe,nneras
- Sssis Courier. Of ottumwa, la. ana
evening Telegram. NJ rrovst.eus,a
e. contains graphically written ar
~ nom the pen OF ~ NJ Moore s.,.,-
OF the Seattle immigration ans! in
aasicn bureau '''-
Again In Gem m issaoa.
~ sssunch old ting New rnwsans
Ass-aa aas towed more vessels TO sfaska
IT, ths past two years than any ether
IA akS Is again in commission She