The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-04
In FREEDOMS HONOR.
ALI Preparations Made for the
Great Celebration.
THOUSANDS INVADE THE CITY.
Seattle the Mecca Of the sound Country
The Programme Finally Ar
ranged-The sports.

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bright and clear sad the celebration. from
al present appearances. viii DC notable
success. All the arrangements hare been
completed. under the able management OF
Srand Marshal Eugene Semple, the
soldiers. The sailors. the labor unions and
other civic bodies are ready. and the
parade viii doubtless Be the opening event
OF such days festivities as Seattle has
peye- ret ssen.
One thing is certain, that such crowds
viii witness the pageant as have never
.h-onged the streets o. the city Every
steamer and train coming into the city
yesterday was loaded TO the hrnii OF lis
capacity, ard many a late arrival las.
night had 20 20 from one hotel 10 another
IN search OF a bed. for early in the evening
several OF the leading houses Of entertain
men. were fall and bad 70 send woGld-be
guests elsewhere. The Great Northern
train was so full when il reached Noun.
Vernon thu; j, was feared that room could
rot be found for another passenger.
though il carried two extra cars. How
ever. the people further south nanaged 20
pack themselves IN, and there was sach an
outpouring Of down Sound people on the
Trains arrival here as suggested friendly
invasion The same remark applies 70 the
Lake Shore and Northern PsciTe trains
The Great Northern viii run special
train OF SIX or seven cars from Whafcom
this morning, leaving that city 81 6o'clocx
and arriving here as $50 Just IN time for
the parade. Returning. it viii leave here
~ midnight 4 special rate OF one fare
for the round trip has been maize and
tickets are good for return tomorrow. On
the Lake Shore road special train viii
leave North Bend 1t 30 this morning
and stop ~ aI stations. arriving here be-
tween and 10 o'c.ock- In addition, extra
cars vii. be run on al regular trains.
All the street railways IN the city will
have extra cars running 10 provide for the
rash Of business.
Grand Marshal Semple yesterday put
the finishing touches on the programme
for the parade lie and his two chief
aides, Henry l. Yes3er and HilIory But
Ter. wiii wear spiked helmets with gold
bands and red silk sashes The assistant
marshsas viii wear red six sAshes with
ei.ver fringe. The aides viii wear red.
shIte and blue ssshes. canvas lsEgings.
white rauntlels, and hats icope3 with red.
white and blGe rosetGes. All the mar
shals and aides Will wear bouquets OF
roses
Captain Henry F. Picking. % the
cruiser Charleston. yesterday issued or
6ers for the naval battalion 20 be brought
ashore on the steamer State % Washing
ton q. O'Clock. Il Is 20 fall IN Il 9 s5
O'Clock on Front street, south OF Union.
with the right resting on Union. The
State Of Washington vii take il on board
again al noon, when the parade viii dis
perse.
Colonel T. v. Pike issued an order yes
tersiay that al the companies Of the Seq
ond regiment shall answer 10 roll call 81
the Armory ST O'Clock this morning. and
that the captains o. All companies viii be
responsible for the conduct Of their men
during the day.
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