The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-31
This committee at once opened a sub
scrintion naner with the following result.

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Jerome Catlln OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. % W
Crawford IL Conover. Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
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Today the committee will make a thor
ough canvass of business houses and OFF,
ces for subscriptions. The following dis
patch from Portland tells of the arrival Of
the party there:
PORTLAND May S0-The National Press Asso-
citation excursion arrived here this evening
from San Francisco. The special train bear
ing the excursion was la'e, which made
II necessary to change the pro-
gramme for their reception. The train
was met at Oregon City by the steamer Harvest
Queen, and the members of the excursion party
made the remainder OF the journey to this city
by water. arriving at p. m. After dinner many
OF the editors attended a performance at the
MarQuam Grand theater. Owing to tho large
number OF strangers here ATTENDING the general
assembly hotel accommodations could no. be
secured for the entire party, and many edit
ors were compelled to spend the night
IN their sleeping cars, which were run into the
center OF tie city, The editors will remain
mere until tomorrow night, when they will
leave for the East by way of Tacoma and Seattle.
The following special dispatch received
at an early hour this morning indicates
that Tacoma is determined to keep the
editors away from Seattle If possible:
PORTLAND, May 30.-About 400 of the National
Press Association arrived here late this evening
in twelve cars Portland has outlined one days
entertainment and the settlement is practically
unanimous in favor of remaining here until
tomorrow night. Five of the Twelve cars have
decided to go cas-: directly from Portland, via
Salt Lake and Denver The other seven will go
70 Tacoma and Seattle. The programme, as
outlined by Secretary Page tonight, is to
leave Portland Tuesday nigh, II p. m.. arriving
at Tacoma at a. m, remain there until p. m.
and then go to Seattle. Many think they can
not afford to give more than twenty-four
| hours to both Tacoma and Seattle.
Orno strong, OF Tacoma, is here, working hard
| to get the delegation pledged to remain in
| Tacoma all day. should he succeed it would
shut Seattle out. But it is not likely to happen.
| The majority are more anxious to see Seattle
| than Tacoma. Those who will go to the Sound
| tomorrow night number abont 300.
| Those who have already announced
| their intention of visiting Seattle are:
| r. f. Morningstar and wife, Democrat, Bowl
ing Green, KY; w. A. wilgus and wife, Ken
| tucttdn, Hopkinsville, KY; starting Marsh Ill,
Journal, Henderson, KY: John A. Bell, Times
| Georgetown, KY; I. o. Chisholm, Fdrorite
| franklin, Ky; Mss Ida Belle Gossom Democrat
Bowling Green, KY; W. NJ. Meek and daush er,
Times Netos, Cad den, Ala; F. ?. GLASS; wife and
daughter, Advertiser. Montgomery, Ala.; B. B.
| Herbert aud vile, National Journalist, Chicago,
/ past president National Ed toriai Association:
J. NJ. Pape and wife, Democrat, Jerseyville, cor
| responding secretary National itorial ASS, cia.
ton; Z. b. Fletcher ana wife. Daily Republican,
Joliet executive committee, National Editorial
| Association; W. W. Louis and wife, Star Lena,
president Illinois Press Association; J.
J. Penny and wife, Tfnaos, Aurora: A. G.
| David ana wife, Democrat, Carlinvlle;
| A. G. Hcwley and WIFE, Advertiser.
Loekport; Mis- Virginia Clay. Democrat, Hunt
| vile. Ala. w. II. II. Juison aad wife. The
| BesseBser, Bessemer, Ala; W. D. JeIks. Times.
| Eu aula Ala; W. l. Clay and wife, Democrat,
Huntsville: Mrs. r. A. Lee and Miss Irene Stan
| Ter, Adrocdte, Greenville, Ala. E. A. Pierce Eye,
| Denver; 1. /. McDougal, Adudaee, Ceredo, ".
Va; J. F. Jacob, Herald. Weilsburg, W. Va.
| Colonel Slack and wife, Leader, Cheyenne Wyo
| George \. Raymond and wife, Herald Durango.
| COL; r. :. Greenleaf and wife. Journal Savanna:
{. H. Backus aad wife, Register, Hampshire;
j. W. Clinton and daughter. Press, Polo; c. NJ
| 1Inney and wife, GG-ette, Virginia: George L
| Upton and wife. Gdsette, Girard: G. ". Dicus
and wife, Register, Rochelle: j. c. Bundy and
wife, Relig5o- Philosophical Journal. Chicago; Il,
| I. Croiis, Register, Chicago; J. J. Anderson and
| wife. Democrat, Nashville; George W. Cyrus.
Journal, Camp Point; f. Z. Ellis, Ttleqran,
| Cairo /. O. Johnson, Reporter, Oregon; H. D.
| Peters. Herald Monticello: ". 1. Jones. Journal
| Lebanon; Theodore Page, Democrat Jerseyyiiie:
f. l.. Freeman, Register. Danville, IL: ". o. l.
| Il
| stephens aud wife, Herald, Columbia Mo:
| NJ. ". White and wife. Ledger, Mexico. No
| Waiter Williams, Herald Columbia, Mo-: O. n
| Gray and mother Leader, Sturgeon. No: B.
| Bianton, Appodl, Paris, Mo-: II. T. Robinson.
| Republican, Maryvitle, No: J. H Edwards. Tri
olnc, Jefferson City, Mo; John w Jacks ana
| VIE. Standard, Montgomery City: John Wareus
| Democrat NtIss, H4nilton: E. A Lockwood. San,
| Henry {. Bell. Independent. Potosi No; B. }
| Price and wife, Star Times. Hudson Wis: Ed
Decker and wife, Advocate. Green Bay. Wis: NJ.
| 7. RindlaUb and vile, Witness. Pattyille Wis
| II. ". knowlton, and wife. Journal Waterloo.
Wis; Mrs. L. Foltett, Gazette, Green
Bay, Wis; A l. Foatslne and sister.
Reporter, Grand Rapids, Wis; O. q.
Nunsqn' ceasor, Niroqua, Wis; E. H.
| Thsyer and wife. Age, Clinton, Ia E e TAYLOR
and wife. star Clipper, Traer, Ia; Ewing Arnold
Pioneer, Larlmore, \, D.; A. ". Floyd Sun Lis
bon, Ia; J. 4. Kemp, wife and son, Republican
| LeGitr, Salem, Ind; E q. SwaRsberg. Herald
Grand Rapids. Mich. 5. c. Rowlson Saadcrd
Hllsdale, Mich; Charles j. Robbs, Meas M.cai.
gan CITY. Ind; W. Il Elliott and son Courier.
Newcastle, Ind: c. c. Whitney and wife. Ness.
eHger, Marshall, Mimi; Byron Webster.
Salesman, Aarshal,own, Ia; c ". Rob
bias, Enterprise, Old Town, Nd: A.
NJ. Petersen, Register, Neepawa Manitoba;
". J. White. sun Brandon, Man; z. Gray Meek
ard wife, EGichman, Bellefonte. Pa; Colonel r
H Thomas anu daughter Farmers Friend, Me-
| chaniesouvc, Ps.; Thomas V. Cooper wife and
daughter, -sH1er5oGa, Medsa, Pa: Mrs j. W sto-
Ter. SiGr AID Meas, Mount Joy Pa: Mrs. + E
Benedict, Itsr, thiadelphia, Pa: Harry q.
Steel, Day Dispatch Sd ulokin, Pa: Addison
| +. Bark and wife, Ledger. PHILADELPHIA, Pa 4;
VIII / Dewert. Daily. ,snou-y. Pa: & F.
Wlnser snd wife. Press, G,een Castle. Pa. 4;
| Charles f Steel ard vile, Free Press Miners
VILE, r.; harry A. Hall and vie, GG-..:e, 60.