The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13

roofs Of tall business huildi,-
- VIII hlman beings p ~
cifnnosd upon sign posts. ties, Ia
poles and every coneel v.tIa 49,. seaesfsN
view of the great process;p, ~ b 3
o. Washington vas chee-ad Ine ss,s
contin aously Tor over three hor-"y ma
executive representative xas 30 h
curing the whole time boxinp eeag
pigments Representatives Of o.ssanovE
were caeered On account of ts..S stsses
ATTY, as N the case of so1.
hin!ey or Gov. Flower NJ
appearance of our carriae~ Sas u
each and every poia. a 49, q
ringlng cheers FOR our state ~. ~ H.
tom" 'Hurrah for the sat. =, NJ asniae1
ton - could Be heard on ali s;d.' asaiae
passing the grand stand in f,ns. An9|
government building on Cis,s I'll
where We were saluted BIZ an oasc;. zs
from Vice President Norton =. scs]
ana, By invitation OF Gen MI. aasetl
governor With his chief OF stan 49, -
wee presidents party. From HI. y
IoFin We reviewed the processios -
wearied oy It's rnonotOny-thou.h ~. -
u vas made Up OF bright uniform. $:
ana mhiesry organizations in Sn.sN
a..lre, aud banners galore. Il
- sae pleASun =
judges of the United States sun-sra&
By the Calumet Club. In Ia. $3.50
invitation, / attended the banoues -;
!ey's IN honor OF the presiasn, "a
United States, cabinet oficers ~
court, foreign ministers and eoyerrss
states. The affair was gotten m .z
less OF expense. and among the so,ss4
carried away oy each guest wss . 49,
glass IN which the toast TO the n,.s&
was drunk. Speeches were No.
Vice President Morton. Chisf
tlce Fuller. Chsuncey NJ.
Whitelav Reid, Gov. NcKin,..
others. The parade on Fridav ~. |. "a
tition of that of the previou. dav -
that il was longer on the road. m.ss.T
clear to Jackson park and into The Ws.lIlSss
fair grounds. We were in our c.rssus
over i've hours. The formal ererr,.a !.
Mechanics hall we're . genuine no,.,,s
in that they were in q building coys,;:..
forty acres OF land and occupied ~ IA ~
people The addresses by Vice P.e,;Ssss
Morton. Henry Watserson, Mayor Ws,s
burne, Mrs. Potter Palmer. Nrs. Ia Hov..
and others could De heard By comn:rs
lively very few IN the andiencs-aus d.
chorus singing was grand.
The Worlds fair grounds an .l,..a.
besuiited by several large and imnos;s!
buildings Washington's buildin, 49,
ever, is but partially constructed q vet \,
main story will re an object lesson n ~.
capabilities in the line of bir 6r ~.
Next year. probably n the latter ns,t =
MAY. We are 10 have day set apart &, Il.
state OF Washington. Ii is desired a A.
icare our building on that occasios ~
have such other exercises a. NAV 1.
deemed advisable Our state ought ,a-
prove the opportunity to the fuilert ).
tent In the way of advertise,
Itself II possible, at least =
regiment OF our state ms.
should De sent to Chicago for 4 pe.s.
Then, il we could send car load OF vrr.
melons and grapes and thousand bu,h.
els OF CLAIMS. 10 be given avas. 1 v,ss
amount of printed matter descriptive Of
the Northwest state might Be dis.-ibu,ed
70 good advantage along Win the ra,a-
bles. OF course, erycody b Warrington,
VINO intends visiting the Worlds fair next
year. will make 1t q point 70 b there on
our state day, and each ons viii b IN AMI
mated advertisement for the stasa.
AILn VIM