The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-05
It's observance a; Naris rs
Points.
GREAT rIxE ar roxr roHssryn



there were Eve CONTESTANTS. VISA
xssn xi1h Lucky ssoHss. After s
o'etoS-k loot fss's- and ether exsrc ses
sers hesd Oh Water ssrs-e1. The xese-
brssior slu~esi with a X. ii p. hall at
the opera honse Ii was a gr.at suc-
cess. AID was largely attended. Ate
o clock the steamers Islander ana
Olympaan started On race Ia Victoria.
There viii be races tesnorrow n Tsh.
oSis pax. The cav Yass@s. pr an
spieloussy ard orderly, and the evle-
| srafiofi vas voted sgecess in every
particular
Fully l,09 people watched sse hest
game cs ball ever seenaa Port Tosn.
send, between the kAnsonps ana the
Fort TownSen9s- The Port Toxr-
sends started cut by batting the karss-
hoops pitcher all over tae groElstssS.
making three rans Ia the FIRST ienirg.
The only runs made by the KaEnioop~
we're IN the second fragaing. ben ftev
scored one In The ninth both teastis
played sfIn game. the kanli0opS
! failing To find Reserbach. the poft
townsend pitcher, ~ho had the ep-
| posing bafteys at bis mercy. He ws-
ably assisted by I.sng<, the cataber
The kamioops are u strong team. and
Port Townsend feels ius,:larsr oyer ,hp
victory. Score. Por. Townsend n
kamloops, . Time OF game. hour
and 20 minutes. Umpire, Knox. Tie
hanioops battery was Hurkialer and
Hearn-
AT wALIA WALLA
WALLA MAIIA, July l-The Fourth
.af FaGx a.5..fxrx.s.rv.
was the most successful ever had. TYn-
mense erowd- OF farmers sr.a Their
families and people from the neigh
boring towns OF Pendleton. cslfsx
Wa!tsbarg and Milton we're in attend
ance. The programme mas good and
carried out sharply on time.
| The baseball tournament cnso.
meneed yesterday between Walss
| Wasla and pendleson, the latter win
ming BY score OF 10 20 1. TODAY tmo
games we're played. The first vas be
tween Cosiax and Naia Walla, wou
by the latter by score OF Is 70 /. The
afternoon game between Pendl.ton
| and Garrison was WOO BY the former
by a score oi ~ ~ IL.
The parade this morning was the
best ever seen here
| Hundreds al people failed 10 secure
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sleeping accommodation last night.
| Ii j. rumored that Miss Helen No
Carty, sister OF Captain McCartT. z p
| cid-ntaliy broke her arm by teing
| kicked by horse. Two or three pvy-
sons had narrow escapes from iasf
| sucn an accident.
THE OBSERVANCE ar oIYNrfA.
AL day Wednesday and late Al .aight
/ er~ s&ssatats,
This morning seseral ~sssxfssers ssrr;vssti
with decks well laden with ,.aSsen-
gers. The r. j. Potter brought So
passengers the Emma HAYWARD 500.
| and the EiiEa Anderson about 81
Then there we're the Clara Brown and
other steamers from different ports.
Seven thousand people are estimated
| TO be In the city The procession.
which was the nrSt in order on the
srogranme. was made up of the iol-
| .oSIng. Marshal of the day grla aids.
Company L band of 1aeonsa and Com
pany Z gaaras; Mason Rides; officers
af the day and governors stat I'm ear
riages, the lnaiaR band, and other
civic organizations. After the proceS-
SION the exercises ar the pavilion
| were observed, and long before the
hour designated il was seen thar the
seating cauacity was limited About
4,co peopss We're present, MANY not
| being able TO gain admission. In the
center OF the pavilion tue rcstrum was
located. containing the president Of
the day Governor NJ. &. Moore, the
Rev. Mr.. Chaplin, Captain Fife. of
Tacoma. Hon. Francis Henry. toei.
| His Honor Mayor Wheel Figllf. az
Tacoma. oeator. Mayor j. r. tsowey
and Hon ]. {. Horr, and the choir.
The Grafton by Mayor Wheeiwright
| was delivered in clear. bold tone.
| He urged that ii was necessary for us.
| just becoming state, to consider the
! moral growth OF our state for the Ia
| iure.
The exercises were well conducted,
| and reflect credi, upon the parsici-
pants.
GREAT TgAR At DENVER.
DENVER. July 4.-The three-davs'
celebration of the national holiday .r-
gar early this morning. The city is
most beautifully decorated With usg@
and bunting while the streets are hung
with eosored lights. which tonight pre-
sent most handsome appearance.
| Every business house. all tue courts,
| hanks. state. federal and city Offices
closed during the day. and ali incom-
ing trains brought Hundreds from ouI-
siae towns TO witness the celebration
General sherman. who arrived yester-
day, held reception 81 ais hotel this
morning from 10 to ~ O'Clock. after
which he beaded the grand paFssis
composed of the Grand Army. the
| State Guards. the militia and troops
from Fort Logan and ssIoinirg posts,
and all civic and other osg4n!xssions
IN the city, which had formed on
| Eighteenth street near the Windsor
hotel. The naraGe marched through
the principal streets oia rs way ~ she
| state capitol grounds, xher. the exer-
cises of the day we're to take place IA
passing q gwen point the parade eccu-
/ pied two and one-bad hours. AMI
along the entire line General Sherman
was greeted with deafening cheers
Arriving at she grounds. Gen. Wa
ger Swayne delivered the Grafton al
the day His address dseiT principally
uton the late war and the osss sot.ilers
He ~as folloael by Mr.. W H. Gash-
rse. ei Nes York, who usa1e nTisf
address. st the conclusion ai which
the star spangie,s Rsnner was rem
leFexi ev the band and the hugse
sounded the assembly
Then Gen Sherman stepred 60 the
frozs OF tsse platform. and as be m
covered his head he was greeted Nssh
cheers iram thousands uf shroAts
The cheering gas loud ard prolonged >
and the general sss eosu pcasess 10 bow
his ackno = iaS. gensenfs repea sss.iY. lie
tegaa by saving that wtsen ne age
eepted TIE citizens Invitation 20 visit
Denver he stipulated that be sAssslld
not he reanise4f % make = sEeegh. tie
.as gong 90 bold tue com nlfsee 10
their agreement. and he tbouGht he
should ie satisfied wifh the eloquent
speaker who had kce8ra Fs2aie2 him
from the East. i4agsgs applause sot-
Ioxe<.. The gsneras spoke of sseEveF ;
teaaty and ihs gFeasEess OF Colorado
and cs.ssssl ssti1 a few woy8s "a bis oSa
comrades in arms, which ss0sssss ~
t.nNs enthusiasm
4 The band Tss&y.s3 Marching I hreligh
ssecrgss, the lsaeie sounded tte tattoo
and The general ~2Iass, @Ese kkse egef-
eisrs uest az 81 end.
Gea. sherman ss2 remain tzs ise
state ssvsrsl asss before FeEaFxasE !,
EaSs
xEE EoUKTE gS rAEeTs sSh aaSTsss.
:. -. fscx. gAIv s-~Tae recesps 81 iae
nsws ot kae yaSssaRs 2fss5 ssesssag os 1he
f&raons nfas-s Essss hsI4. a bite S1sa was
. stall on TIE sruassa a. tire ssgss.l fSsf
az tnap-uEnEz1 fuasth of @stss seae5ys,