The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-03

rvor.DER weather yesterday, Iast a.
the weather observer pTopneSlsa.
There vas 70 rnofu SHOW. however.
BAL that was not hs fault. The
oEsrca and Utah ard Sev~A3s people got g.
a. on all he snow that was left In
Fsa9 o. Il tie city had glorious Sunshine
sns "a nipping ano Al eager air. ,saat was
kAgatfuL- Every woman wh9 owns a seal-
a.. dane for gses and went shopping or
< lsas p@Faiea the downtown avenues.
Ana the woman VINO had ~ Sesisk n p3at-
a, and Nth aewy rye declared il ssas ri iae-
slose for fafs Rad beer cut Of fashion Ia
esasfSe sssBcs her mothers time. Tie men,
10 took tie opportunity By me fore
hex To don rsiseiItotss bat very enm-
syrt16se u.siers. ard me man " 10 5o&4ssht
he Yukon ou.flt AZ me time 0E the kIaa-
Aas craze sbCok tfc eaiuphgr cur Of X
sa3 put i on. Tais eUaBled han TO say
Is every mex. man: OF ccarsae. it's lafss
nlGsr IL the inside laieaniag Dawson), bat
ons aassn. fszei II "a much there
TIE steerer for tae Tukan outafters made
shssrFat1fls a. often a. opIsoFf an 81
ehefsa. lie was dressed In tuFs from
ssa4 % foot and inokHd Ike Coz SOL
eli h.s glory. lie also bad his dog team
aas. and made 3 sslft.ranving asscrf ses.-
Gnas o. himself shoat the business district.
Il pas gree, aay 10 sh0w Of really
% Hnsktea. bit for the ordinary saaase dos,
variety Il was simply good eno4igh 10 show
ftkif incasacity and 70 raise shouts OF
laughter At the amateur driver and his
ssy. for he goi LEFT very af,esl. - wa"
The day vas coid~-cDldeT than IL appear
ID the gorgeous SUNSHINE ieceiviax people
Tas Thermometer got Gewn 70 ii. which is
y 5egfess colder than - usual IN Seattle
N rsbrslary 2. The highest point yes;ar-
d. was =. and a. G o'clock Il hat dropped
ssatn to 90 w.th an Indication that during
ts night Il would again deScend 70 Il or
naads erept up from below the horizon
tns. 6v6rfnpped the mountains and looked
Eks additional range on range. This may
grsxa9e a trifie more snow, bar Weather
Observer Salisbury did not think SO IL
nigsi mean that IL there were airy SNOW
fersns north. bal as a matter Of fact there
sss none. he said. within scientific oh
warner. but pro6ahiy cloudy. In In short ,iy.
fhs cold spell is over: II has gone Down
soash TO put up the price OF peaches and
spnkane's thermemeter Is Ssif dropping.
Z vas n zero yesterday. aud last nigh,
spaksd 20 90 two ar three stations FAR ser
e1sn the line. WaNa w ala was about
above. while ffelena, Mont. took the
epld cake with a record OF Is below. At
Cslgary. however. Il WAS ~ heiow.
TIE Wind was from the cnia ara frozen
hegth, but ~ was by no means rude. r.
Travelled n about the rate Of a Eeoss dog
team. Twelve miles an hour. ard toward
evening az slightly less than half that
velocity
The merry Jingle ~ sleigh bells was often
assr6 lsHt night. The two or three inches
q snow waz crisp. the air waN clear ard
saafkane. ard the unsccustomed sport was
enjoyed hugely.
Bat ne hest run ~ al was. that OF the
rsrfy ef boys who discovered the iee on the
Faas Of Covt's Pam Garden They were
skasEHg md shouting merrfly long after
5sssr forEcttcn dinners had gone Geld. and
safns ~ them probably Kot u warming for
when they dti get home.