The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-17

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The following dispatches tell Of the reception
of the Odd Fellows at Tacoma and Portland:
PORTLAND. Sept l6.-The delegates to the
sixty-eighth annual session Of the sovereign
Grand Lodge, l. o. o. F., began arriving this
afternoon and by tomorrow rsorning ali will
have reached til is city. The Underwood excur-
sion was the first to arrive over the Union Pa
cifc. This was followed by ting steamer Potter,
which conveyed ABOUT 20 dessgafes VINO ,b nad
Journey by water. The California delegation
arrived later on the steamer State OF California.
The representatives were met BY the committee
on ARRANGEMENTS, who assigned them to their
quarters. The majority OF the grand officers
came on the Underwood excursion train. The
representatives coming by the way OF the North
ern Pacific will not reach here ISL early tomor-
The city is clad in dress Of bunting and
evergreens and ON every hand is to be seen the
word WELCOME hastily displayed and accom-
panied BY the symboiical fhrse links: Tri.
umphal arches have been erecscd at principal
points along the route of Mondays procession.
The programme ior tomorrow is an eAcursi"n a 20
bake will be had. The Sovereign Grand Lodge
will not enter upon its business session until
next Monday.
The Underwood excursionists are unanimous
in their praise of the manner "a which the ex-
cursion was conducted. The patty was met last
night at the state line by committee from Port
land, who carried with them al abundance OF
fresh fruits of various kinds. At La Grande a
stop OF one hour was made to witness a magnih-
cent pyrotechnic display. On the steamer en-
route to this city from the Cascades this after
noon q committee consisting of the past grand
sire, two grand officers and two ladies was ap-
pointed to draft set of resolutions expressing
their appreciation OF Gen. Underwood's efforts
In conducting the excursion. Tas resolutions,
signed by every member of the party, were read
to the general in the parlors of che Hotel Port
land this evening, and an engrossed cory was
presented to him. The general made fitting
response.