The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-03

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ono efssst beeossn 1f1dison ana Marion
dspesin snyd.r, I i. COMMITTEE. Oh
tEanspoRtations ma1e lie following report
= g re novsments 81 steamers and
City q sssttls vim lsars Seattle Il 8 !.
g. g convey only the committee on recep-
non and the 30 invited guests to Tacoma
g fecsave the party. She will leave Ta-
coma q 1870 = p. At 80 that night she
VII ieaye for Whatcom With returning ex-
cu5sionists. Bailey Gatsert viii leave t.
coma . the same time . the City Of Sc
attic and act . consort to the presidential
party. She viii leave Seattle et b. N. on
her return to Tacoma.
City d Kington viii leave Victoria q
e:o0 p. m, May s; leave Tacoma, May 8,
lO:3o = N. for Seattle: She viii return to
Tacoma, May Z, ct $50 .. m.
State Of Warrington win leave Port
Townsend ct 8 . m, Nay 8, calling At
Fort Ludlow, Port Gamble and Port Nadi-
son. She will leave Seattle ct IL D. m. to
return to Port Townsend.
Steamer Edith will leave Whatcom ct 8
= M. Fairhaven $50 Z. M, stopping at
Anscortes only; arrive ct Seattle / 80 p. m.
Steamer Potter will leave Olympia for
Seattle at = M, and Tacoma ct 1880
= M; returning from Seattle ct p. m.
6ehcme win leave Port Townsend It 8
z. M, arriving ct Seattle at noon; leave
Seattle at p. N. for Port Townsend, Ana
cortes and Bellingham bay.
Greyhound leaves Seattle ON regular
schedule ct Z 80 q M, IL IS >. M, 5:3op. m.
North Pacific will leave Seattle at $50
.. m. to take early passenger to Tacoma
There will be no boat leave Seattle for
Olympia on May until p. m.
The Lake Shore road will run q special
train from Sedro to Seattle and return on
Nay 8, for the benefit of those who wish to
come to the city to attend the reception to
President Harrison. The train will leave
Sedro at = M, Arlington at q M, Sno-
homish at 7:30 .. M, Woodinville ct q
m. and viii arrive in Seattle at 4 m,
taking passengers from all stations be-
tween Seattle and Sedro. Returning, it
will leave Seattle at S p. m. The round
trip fare win be one and one-ffth times the
single fare.
Columbia 4 Puget Sound regular passen-
ger train will arrive ct Seattle from
Franklin and way points at 9:25 q. m. !;
returning, will leave Seattle at s p. m.
Aspecial train will probably leave New
castle 1t .. M, arriving at Seattle at $50
Q. M; returning. leave Seattle at p. m.
Tho Northern Paci6c will run on schedule
time.
The board Of public works has arranged
with the Street Sprinkling Company to
sprinkle and help In cleaning the streets
along the route. The streets will also be
sprinkled on Wednesday morning.
The mayor last night sent out invita-
tons to the editors of newspapers through
out the state to come to Seattle and par
ticipate in the welcome
Following are the words Of the song
washington" which will be sung by the
school children at the university grounds:
Our native Warrington,
Land Of the setting sun,
Thy name we pratsel
Safe on thy fertile breast
Earth's greatest riches rest;
In al thy grandeur drest,
Long b thy daysi
Loud sounds old oceans roar,
Thy sister grandi
Ships ride In stately pride
Sale ON thy rolling tide,
Deep down their anchors hide
In coral sandl
Cascades. thy mountains high
kiss the blue vaulted sky
With loves embraced
Far In thy bosom's deep
Treasures untold now sleep
Gods guardian angela keep
Thy sturdy racei
May God with lavish hand
Forever bless the land
OF Froedom's soni
He that. when time shall cease,
In fame shall eef increase;
Thou, ahrst in war and peace
Thou, washingtonl
-Anon