The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-23
GREETED BY FRIENDS.
Mrs. Squire Holds Farewell
Reception to the People.
THE SENATOR'S PARTING WORDS.


Senator and Mrs. Squire were not able 10 leave
for the East last evening as they had planned
The senator was occupied al day With The many
Important business matters requiring his atten-
fion before bis departure.
Ia the afternoon from until O'Clock Mrs
Squire held an informal reception In The psrlors
Z Of the Rainier hotel Mrs. Squire was
assisted by the ladies residing al
the hotsl-Mrs- Thomas Burke, Mrs George
Z. Miller, Mrs Waterman. Mrs. J. Chase,
Nrs Frank d. Hay and Mrs. Lauren Ingels- The
Z First regiment orchestra wSs stationed al the
south end Of tie main hall snd rendered
many pleasing selections during the reception
A large number OF the ladies OF Seattle took this
occasion TO meet Mrs. squire before her depart
urc for the capitol and extend their sincere con-
rrstulafiens upon the outcome Of the fierce coz
fict in which she had shared her hus-
bsad's fortunes. Among the ladies who
were present were: Mrs. J. b. Metcaife, Ms. G.
n Ogden, Mrs. ". II. Wilcox. Mrs. 4.
H. Dempsey, Mrs. Morgan Jones Carkeek, Mrs.
Joshua n Wrestling, Mrs. Montgomery Russell,
Mrs Mary C. waybass, Mrs. L. C. Houghton,
Mr. J. X. Mcdonald Mrs. Eugene Canfeld, Mrs.
Amos Brown, Miss Brownie Brown, Mrs sam
usi lie Roy Crawford, Rev. and Mrs George
Herbert watson Mrs z o. Graves,
Miss Towie, Mrs. Charles +. Fishback,
Mrs. s FrauenthaI. Miss Denny, Mrs. ]. Z. Hay
den, Mrs. George II. Heilhron, Mrs. Hazeitine,
Mrs Charles II. Kittinger, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs.
W E. Boone. Mrs. Frank IIanford. Miss sparling,
Mrs. J. G. Reisinger, Mrs. G. NJ. sheate, Miss Lois
sheaIe, Mrs Trowbridge, Mrs ]. u. Russell
The day Was very pleasant one tor Mrs.
equfre. as well IS for those whom she so gra-
riosssiy received. Mrs: squire feels no less re-
Hevegs ~ the successful termination OF the sen
sfoFs- conflict than does her husband. she
was With him through il all, and witnessed its
most exciting incidents
witnessed" said Mrs Squire last evening 70 q
PosTJTTELLfeExeER reporter II was with the
senator during re contest one year ago but then
ria hotel had not been built But few people
could ind accommodation in any enc place
This year the cont.nding - factions had
the entire conflict was waged there.
never had any idea Of what such struggle
was like During the last week the lobby OF the
hotel was filed continually with snrzing mass
Of pushing cEowding, shouting men.
Mrs. Squire feels deep sense Of gratitude to
the men who labored in behalf of her husband
through II all A wei known friend OF the sem
ssor relates an incident OF this which is too
good 20 DC lost AS they were about 10 leave
oiynlIa, the senator asked Mira Squire ii she
bafie Mr. Mctsraw good bye.
ayes" she replied, "and felt so grateful to
him that kissed hifa-
In the evening Senator Squire partook OF an
Informal dinner given in his honor by W. e.
bailey at the Rainier Club. The dinner was
planned when, Il was expected that the
senator ,sss T mosd prs a we en WATSON
Equire, w. Z. Bailey, Judge Thomas Burke.
Jacob Furth. james X. Hayden. John Leary, +.
q. Graves. George II. HciIbrUn, X. NJ Carr
Ahram Barker, & b. Dillingham; and Erastus
j. {. Haines. ]. H. McGraw and II. G. struve
would have been present had they not been un-
Senator squire delivered brief bat pointed
address. pledgiug himself to serve the whole
sac inapartially and fai hfufly. and not any
single city or county. He disclaimed any special
individual interest IN any locality, and rs proof
Of this he stated thai his persona interests were
raenis bad been made in ali parts Of the state
lie would gladly shake hands with
any man in Washington. including those who
had contcDded most bitterly against his re-elec-
ton. his official efforts would be directed solely
70 the welfare OF the state at large. His remarks
were greeted with signs OF enthusiastic approval
The senator. accompanied by Mrs SQUIRE and
G D. Dillingham;. bis private secretary. viii de-
part Tor Washington City ON the morning train
tomorrow. The departure had been planned a
day earlier, butas the senator desired 10 see Mr..
Acsraw before leaving, and IS that gentleman
retired % rest worn out Immediately on bis re-
turn last evening, Mr.. Squire concluded 10 re-
main another day rather than disturb him.
The following kilograms of congratulatioa
were received yesterday by Senator Squire.
making total OF sixty three:
SPOKANE FALLS. Jan. 22.-Hon- HIntsoa c.
Sqnirs: Accept my hearty congratulations on
your re-eiection. NM. 7. HARRISON,
Chairman Republican Central Committee.
SPOKANE F.LIs, Jan. 2.-Hon. Watsoa @
k9asre: Accept congratulations on your re-
eiection J. T. HUGHES.
wALLA wArIs, Jan. 22-H0H Hatsos c. S,uire.
Accept congratulations. walla waila reioices
over yonr victory. Hope the climate oil Nash
ingtons u. c., viii agree with you.
RoBr. u. NccALIEY,
ED c. Ross
ILEAco, wash, jan s2-Hon Watsoa q
sgusss: Accept congratulations on your re
election as United states senator from our pros
B. A. sEABouEs,
A. L. kING
EIlEsssrEe. Wash, jan 2a-HoM Watson G
squire: Receive my hearty congratulations
A. MEYERS
" ssHIssIoy CRY. Jan 22-Hoa. Watson q
sqasrs. You know your friends are happy. Ac-
ccps sincere congratulations Il. b. TooLKY.
Private secretary to senator Blackburn.
sroxAss FAILS, Jan. 22-Hoa. H-assoa C
Squire The Gghf hiss been most gallantly won.
ny congratulations On its results.
President Beard of Trade.
rosTLssD, Jan. 2a-HoA Watson C. Souire.
Accept my vsEmeSt congratulations.
SPOKANE FALfs, Jan. 2e-Hon. Wo,soa q
s9ahts congratulations. Now secure US free
szoinsse and en- open river and you viii repre~
kcnt the greatest state ia the Union
J. W. FEIGHAS.
Col kEnFATH
FRANK Il. MILCox
SPOKANE FAIIs. Jan. 2e-Hoa Hd.soa C.
STairs: With Joy ! hail your victory Thank
God my Wish Is gratified. NATHAN ToKLAs.
SPOKANE FANS. Jan. 22-Hoa Ea,soa c
Squire. We are the people. The boodIeFs are
beaten Congratulations fog yourself and Ms
SSaare. Z. :. WILSON.
SPOKANE FANS, Jan. 22-Hoa. Ha,ssn q
Seas-ss Ia all this broad land no yaar viii send
yoa more sincere and heartfelt eongrAtulatieus
thsn do say new, b. great senator fur an
TIE people OF ali our noble state. Having done
justice 10y you- let the next work OF Republicans
y 10 do more than fGA justice hY Tacoma and
Pseyce coGnty. Very respectfully,
c. s HYDE.
FRANK ELMoRE's WOUNDS.
He Is Likely 10 Recover From His Ter
rible Injuries.
William Dittun, who shot Frank Fl,oo-a