The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-09
NEWS t)F THE EAST.
Banquet to the Baseball
Wanderers
Az ADDRESS sr Nm. pErEw.
The Reeent Chicago Fae~szan fnva-
tsa-Hest ytr<fa1a Eanassts-
Hasaesf-Necoy ziesssrrers.

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qaet sa~a4gnt a. nelzzoEieas - ne ease-
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ss1ssrse, AastE61is-
Whea tie cigars had been axAsea
aGa5TEaa Nils said the EatAersrr sa.s
eee0 caiked Tor the parpoSe 81 st0srx ssagsss-
- one esa1ca CT nanny Sgxrsz. ans tszf
wAs baseball He ssoke OF gAe szcrexsfaI
wssraG-esrC1ng trip of the Auxs aAs.grx ~
regres were read from tse rsxsrnn-s ~
Sew era. New jersey sEs4 Goa nes-t1rxgr. A.
Vel = Ira.n Mayer tssa1f. The ssaszkF-s
ef The evening were then - led rsFsszs.
AEaoDg taSEa we're Dx1xeg Dsaxh1~<v
A2yor CAsVln oi Rrookiya. Msyor cleFr.
lazd Of Jersey Ctr. A. q. sgausslirx az 4 n.
csga. 4. G. Ansen Of Chaeago. fsshn q
NAEa of New York. Marx Twaln, Erss.us
Bins4n and LaSEncey NJ DcEew
Marx Twain srAke of the peaceful. k4sn-
uIial. tn1olent climate Cf the Hawaiian
issafs1s, whese, ssaeza n good rixz &sses he
bat goes 70 sietp - osae heaven - awake
ia saosber- And shese esss hare rssxvesf
baseball there, he exclaimed: .-hasesssiI
which Is the yeEy symeoa. sase ossrw arss
visible expression OF 6Fixe sxsss ysxsh SFlsi
slIsh and struggle os sae raging. lxaxsnr
5lcofasng nineteenth eEafury. Il e fika
1ntsrfuF11g faHeral wssA : esrens. 20
alien Land he said. --1n ala sae EcrTs. has
aEy deep. ssroag ehsrsn fas na bas thai
enc, ana these wczsa n aaaererS who vi
before sas hare haxe ssgcly snQkes on thes.s
things with eEes OF the flesh.
not with the unsasssfylng vssson
ct the spirit. ! enyy them that Yes. ana
wcu5d envy taeEa sfzae what 81 the gaaxIes
they hayc achieved IN their issHssrsssxs
march about the mighty clrrg e gerenca 81
the earth II Is we're 1os f0f--ers 10.
u was aa c2Enec rE1. Laughter
They hxye carried the American uaEnx tss
the ntzassss part Of the eartn azssl covered II
wttn glory every tine drink long lEfs to
tse oeys who passwed ; new equx.cr
sroanp the globe, xteslirg hases ogs s1es-
bellies
chauneey A. Ilepew. anaeng ether thfnes.
said Il have been preparing xesseeh tssg
the centennial. ous il is iasIgasf flcSnt la IN.
poEtance - the one whlca I shall
tsSst-ES tonight. This IS an event which
eclipses everything George wasAiagsoa
was s great aEd good nzAr. bar re never
saw baseball game. Madison wzsta the
constitution OF the United states. ard
9eiiersoa gave the Democracy its birsA,
bat there is 10 indication upan their
tosnbstoaes that they were ever ruGSeSI asv
The enthusiasm OF home run
When was In England last summer
NJ. Gladstone k251 20 me. sHh9s Is the
difference between tae newspapers in
America and the newspapers ia this cagu-
try Tne newspapers ia England re-
Piled, sssevotc 10 columns - reporting fazr-
harnenfsry proceedings and hall 3
column 10 s. cricket match, while
In America the newspaper gives
the congressional procees1ings bali a
eolamn aud the basbaM game 10 columns.
Athletic sports ara the main stay os civil
zsrio-. Frozn Charles Dickens 80 Max
u Reu he American people hare been the
hslft of rl9ieufe, bat our teams were sent
abroad 70 show what the Americans really
sse, and that harmony af mind aud body
Is not neglected by the American people