The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-06

: general outpouring of the populace of the
smaller towns this side Of the mountains
and hope to be able to accommodate
all who wish to come. The presi-
Dental special viii arrive from Ia
coma at 1880, and switched around
and run down to the Columbia street
depot. 1t viii leave Seattle at .. m. in
charge Of conductor Harrison, not, how.
ever, relative of his illustrious passen-
ger, and viii reach Tacoma at 7:30, and
leave at 7:40 and arrive at Portland at 5
= m, where it win be turned over to the
Union Pacific.n
superintendent Dunn, Of the Seattle,
Lake Shore Il Eastern. said that extra pre-
partitions had been made over his road to
facilitate the heavy traffic over his road to-
day. A special wiz be run from Snohom-
ish, leaving there at $50, and win reach
Seattle at g. Leaving at p. m. it viii run
through to Sedro. Fully 1900 people may
be expected over this read, as 1t will bring
many from Is far north as Vancouver,
B. C.
The steamship lines have also made ex-
tensive preparations. Mr. c. e. Balwin,
OF the Union Pacific. said that they had
arranged their schedule so that those iiv-
ing as far down the straits as Port An
geles and as far north as Blaine
would be able to reach the city just about
the time that the presidential boat arrived
from Tacoma. The Sehome is expected to
bring large contingent from Bellingham
bay, Anacortes. Port Townsend and
Port Angeles The Idaho will take the
inside route and viii touch at the smaller
points. I'VE expect" said Mr.. Balwin,
"about 500 people by the two boats.
The Puget Sound and Alaska people
think that they will have 400 by the City
of Kingston from Victoria and British
Columbia points and Port Townsend.
The Fleetwood also brought up quite an
excursion party from Port Townsend last
night.
This is only part of the army that will
enter Seattle by water today. The feet
of small vessels which make the smaller
points and ply between the islands
of the Sound will be loaded
down with merry excursionists. Seattle
will be called upon to do double duty to-
day-to entertain the president of the
nation and to extend a hospitable hand to
thousands of representatives from every
quarter of the state.
The rounds Of the hotels was made last
night and partial Inst of the representa-
tive men of the cities and town of Western
Washington obtained. but only a few
could be gathered, as hundreds are stop
ping with friends IN the city and at the
various lodging-honses.
Anacortes-Captain F. V. Hogan, Amos
Bowman, r. E. Whitney. A. P. Sharp
stein. Ben Goodwin, j. NJ. Platt, ]. NJ.
Moore, G. r. Donnell, William Munki,
w. H. johnson, NJ. s. Cody, H. d. Alli-
son, A. NJ. Mason, Mrs. William Gray,
Mrs. +. ]. Stewart, w. j. Hagudorn, J L.
DEVON, Melville Curtiss, Mrs. A. S. Fos-
ter, Miss Mary Foster. +. H. milford,
John Byles, C. r. Melvin and wife, Austin
Lathrop, Ned Harrison, H. A. March, w.
T. Hubbard. The Grand is the headquar-
tiers for the Anacortesans.
Aberdeen-Captain T. Tew w. Miner.
Fairhaven-A. L. NcEvoy, J. F. Smith,
Phillip Morgan, John NJ. Clark. The
Bellingham bay contingent viii arrive by
boat and train this morning.
Port Gamble-Nr. Longfellow, Miss
johnson, Thomas Murphy.
La Conner-Dr. G. v. Calhoun. C. Alver-
son, NJ. p. Hurd and wife, w. x. Nelson,
John Gcoghegan, J. J. Davis.
Mt Captain Nozer, wife and
daughter, J. B. Wood and wife. ]. p. Mil
lett.
New CASTLE. L. Dixon, John Car
michael, J. Mcknight and wife.
Olympia-A. Waddell, ]. NJ. Patton, w.
T. Forrest. Governor Ferry and Adiutant
General O'Brien have telegraphed for
rooms at the Rainier and will reach the
city this morning.
Port Angeles-W. B. Gould and wife, j.
G. McClinton and wife. w. H. Smythe and
wife, Thomas Maloney.
Port acknowledgement Andrew
WATSON and A. A. Plummer, Frederick
Winslow, Will Lysons of the Leader, A. 4.
Bailey, William Crawford, T. A. Brooks,
w. w. Harmed, j. b. Harmed. j. 4. ID.
Stallinger. Port Townsend will turn out
en- masse by the morning and noon boats.
Redmond-Miss E. McRedmond.
Sumas City-George 4. Place, e. s.
Smith.
Snoqualmie-C. B. Niblock. H. Hayes.
n. A. Rutter. Charles f. Blackburn, Elva
Blackburn, J. c. Taylor.
Sidney-M. II. Martin and wife.
Snohomish-F. N. Lang, p. H. Lewis
and wife.
Tacoma-Frank omstead and wife,
Charles e. Arnold, T. J. Sphlawn and
wife, NJ. Cooney, NJ. X. Jones. d. B. David,
w. H. Spear, Miss NJ. F. Kelly.
Union City-Rev. NJ. Eelis, John Nc
Reayy.
woolley-william Murdoch, John F.
Lucas, of the Times, and wife, J. w. Nc
Elroy.
whatcom-J. Pierce. Mr.. Berry, Mr..
Joseph Manning. Mr.. Mosgrove, J. Il.
dawson Ross