The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-02


Msl1n M.a ~ men saken up Psclflc avenue % the
Evr ~. 5clnc oepos g ceventoensn strees,
., "...s .-e y .lss.i legion Wss met upon tne
g ing lid uein. ABOUT Icy memoers OF
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ocson ~ es.in formed py sne msisnsi q
me ny. oap'a'n =. =. flfe. ana mafcnea Gown
-. c.no -ysnue % .ne ne.oqusften, ana Turn
80, pscA - N.usn .s1ees, 1nu snence
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aol'o"ss
Aiaes au As.sn.' Aidss A,ds. lIss
&c" Company Band
lncoln kepunlican Club.
Firemen's Band
6arneid Republican Ciuh
fnt Regiment Band. Seattle.
harrlson Lee1on OF Seattle
1ounk Mems nepuoncan CiaD OF seettie'
ovmpaa band
foung Mems Republican Club OF Olympia
uLorRanixed hepubhcanG
uOvefnOr keffy. VINO WAS escorted over from
ceattie ~ tne legion, marched as Its neao, being
nsnked ~ PRESIDENT L 3. Andrews ana Secre-
tary 1 =. Hooper. while H G. Thornton pre-
cedeo MIN WIFE the clubs handsome banner Al
9ione tne hnc o. marcn the eovernor received
an ovauon nom the crowd tnat iineo the SIDE
WA.s, 20 Wnicn nc responIeo % IAsng nls Nat
ana poWlnR pleasantly. Tne Xecoma orenniza-
uons 10rmed n open oroeF IA mont OF the
lecoma 9 the conciunon OF the parade ana
1--we snise cneefe ior the haffison legion, ana
the seattle Republicans returned the compli-
hens Win VIII
~ O'Clock utsie groups o. eeieeetes easnered
suoos me entF.nce 70 sne iacoma tneaeef' oo-
s,nan9 ncseo tof tneir inendA oiscussing re-
suAn y caucu.sO sno expfeuun9
oP.nlOns neeluin3 sne cnI1 mansnIp g. sne
ssase censrs com nMssee. snc oniy mester q Inn.
porssnce Semsining IN oouok Leaning a&esnot
Iamp Pol On tne nearest cofner $1,000 son-
.ssay siw.sn u1e.scu 10 Ans sem y DstnelA0 nsD-
niaments @ tne former iords q the plaans ana
iofess Inc oisuneuisnins cnaTscsefisics g
MS AZURE were paif oi new mocassanfs katIy
coio5eu oisnkes wrapped ngntiy arouno ms
maleeuc Iorms somewhat oliapioeted elOucn
nas ofnemented Witn Z fe0 pace, appeenne g
the pesssn-Dy g vote fof VIympis ior tne
ssstN c1p'ses. iOsner. u.akos 81 vanous c0ioks
Were conspacuousy oispisyeo aoous ms pefson
sno tne WeeFer sppsfent'y cousioefeo nimseii
PetsouaSe ~ q much Inn mPOstsnce = ~ LOU
FU0Dsn ~ Inc Asksuo.
OPENING OF THE CONVENTION.
About 1:30 the doors Of the theater were
opened ana members OF the convention began
70 ME IN ana take the seats assigned them- In
the oalo-headed row nearest the stage sat the
spokane delegates. honored with that preferred
V<eAsASAA Va "a scAue sAS teA sACuAeA Pex~
sonal friends ana nome representatives OF john
I. Wilson. All the delegates were seated BY
counties, IN the parquet ana dress circle. AZ
O'Clock nearly al she seats IN the lower part OF
the house were taken and there were few Va
cant places In the boxes. balcony or gallery.
where those holding admission tickets were
seated representatives OF the press were
seated at tables on either SIDE OF the stare. the
greater part OF which was occupied by membsn
Of the local reception COMMITTEES and prominent
Republican, among whom were: Asa Judson
Appleeate, A B. Titlow. Colonel RoEefh Secre-
tary OF State Allen Weir, Fred 7. Taylor,
County Clerk Fletcher, Dr.. b. @. Bost-
WICK Matsnew stewarh Wiinam Curtis,
OF Puyallup; Ex-Governor Niles O. Moore.
Senator Parkinson. OF whatcom; POSTMASTER 4.
". H0eue. =. a. kaslerday, ana candidate for
state Senator ". q. Pritcnard. Colonel Charles
=. Ciaypool, B. o. 0fosscup, ". H. Doolittie.
Henry Try, J. 7. Stuart, Thomas L nixon, Fred
I. Peet Colonel J. ~ steele. + q. kreider, 9.
7. Armstrong. A. II. Garretfson, e. W. Taylor,
Ex-Governor Daniels, Colonel G. r. Ferry, Sam
uel Wilkinson, Ira A. Town, Judge 7. L. Stiles.
Judge J. r Hoyt. Colonel G. W. Hobart, Dr. ?.