The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-27

v1es .PxssIDExr AT TACOMA.
pse~k,s b. sAs Cit,ss.s go nssas
esaAs esd Paysaiup braves.
4 Tssssis. July 26.-Ispeciai. Vice Pres
l1oas Stevenson and party were much de-
1uAsed 9th their reception hero today.
~ ahmed genuinely impressed with
" ecegsc beauties Of the surrounding
Eomiskss and Of Puget sound. Tomor-
= nessinG the party will leave by the
~ a Kingston for Victoria. and will r..
- ~ fhs same steamer Friday morning
Dcpsstfs. II IL proposed to leave Seattle
nts Great Northern, remaining over
D4ay st Spokane. and leaving that city
Icy hvsning by special train. which
II b jsiscsd - the disposal of the party
esns.tsnt J. J. Hill. Of the Great North
=. ard 60 ct once to St. Paul and Chi
y sAs Tacoma hotel the party was reg
lpei - follows at 3 o'clock, Il having
- sass Ut the depot upon the arrival Of
4Qfsiss Northern Pacific train ab4ut half
= hsarSesrlier:
"a Ne vics president, MIS- Stevenson, Miss
It's Stevenson, Bloomington.
Es. 4. n. Scott, Miss Letitia Scott.
puseviiie. XIV.
jsaes w. @. Ewing, Mrs. Ewing, Miss
1eis giving. Miss Ruth Ewing. Chicago.
Rags. p. Shope, Lewiston. Ill.
otsssES Il. Burnett, Miss Blanche Bur.
- M,ss Lewlie Ruby. st. Louis.
Bssfybody who met tho visitors during
- day werc enthusiastic over the
pofisssness OF every member Of the
E)Hts. Mr.. John 4. Parker perhaps re-
md She most attention Of any Tacoms
Ecms;si;tsn, he being the fiances Of Miss
Dsaesa.. and Mrs. Stevenson remarkiag.
= hsing presented TO him: "0f all the
Nm 10, Tacoma this il the one most de-
osea 20 sse." Mr.. Parker. Miss Burnett
Eesd Gn. Stevenson did not accompany
ee rest Of the party on the trip on the
uonat In the afternoon.
Considerable decorating Was done In
Aonor Of the visit Of the vice president.
PM throughout the city ~ much, II indeed
Dos More, interest was manifested than IL
Vera the prssident and party. One Of
De issge signs along Pacific avenue read:
Nsl6ome. Adlai." Portraits Of the vice
3sssiGsnt were also hung out at various
Dlsssf Al 10 O'Clock the parade took
pAs, ;she column being as follows:
sssseea OF Police Under Command Of Chtsf
Davis
Col Albert whyte. Marshsl
MA &el A. T.. Joae. Lieut. Cot II. r. 0assse.
,ssn, Lieut. Col ~. X. smell. Lieut.
Col W. II. shank
Harmony Band.
UsspanJ q. f1rst Infantry. n q. W., Twenty.
80 Men Under Command Oh second
- Lieut. j. Haileraa.
Jsfh First Cavalry. N. e. w.. Twenty one
IA, under Command OF First Lieut.
Griggs aud second Lieut. BssI
q. Vice ffe.idsniiai Party.
sassAa Division. No. 4. L. h. X Of r.. Cir
Knight Capt 4. r. Walsh.
Iuiian Hand.
Indian Boys.
= Y. Drum Cora
hfAsns' League. L. q. X ". Capt Leonard
ts;se~n Carriages Containing Members Of
Commercial and Tiilcnrn Cub. Etc.
Fire Department Under Chief lalltA
AZ Of the visitors occupied seats in the
SURFACES in line. the vice presidents car
~ coming first. and one containing
Nr< Stevenson aud others next Col
sst's Saunders occupied carriage with
ss' Stevenson. Miss Ruby aud Sec
fy T. l.. Shaincr. of tho CONNER
~ Club. The city aud county on
ssr members Of the local commercial
Siies, And the Tiliscum Club also rode In
sss'Ases At the Tacoma hotel. ct the
wfe'asson of the parade. the column VAS
viewed. the Indian band being the most
~sasfseuous and receiving the greatest
sR'eaht OF applause This band stood
ssh she vice presidents carriage and fur
s1aea music at intervals.
'Ashn IN the afternoon. when the Till
+ms sooS she rarty out on the Sound for
1o't pleasure and sightseeing trip
.Sa'a The steamer Sehome, the Puyai.ups
,aae IN 'cr great amount OF attention.
.ss opportunities TO impress upon the
W Nj. Stevenson that the rescrva-
81 ssesld I've opened were taken adyan-
" Derry Mecker. one of the bright
g., sae Indians. had . personal chat
a M Stevenson. and he and Others
Sa'aassd thai they were we'll able TO
ss care Of themselves. aud did not ap-
e any solleitude feIs for them by
a"ea States or the commissioner Of
s.shn affairs.
-. curing this trip that Judge Bur-
aAea enthusiastically that President
iwAaa should come oat and sec this
sa eoun,ry. lie would be impressed
tae vice president and other men,
ais party. The sehome steamed
nsosns point and entered Quarter
49, aaseos. and the Puget sound dry
sn,ss. aesc the ting Iyce Was doeked,
Tor several members OF tho
-, 'ae fsss asai they had ever had OF q
4 Va dry dock Later Gig harbor
. -. and that curious little hsrnor
|. Asssfsd quite freely. A view Of the
-. sas had on the return trip around
sens nsfaae..
punch VAS the refresh raent
$50 ~ the Tlliieums- There were net
10y aowsrs on the beat 20 soften and
s.hy the effect. but everything WAS
e"s'aear aboard. and the trip was
roughly enjoyed.
evening ia front Of the Tacoma
mayor Lee formally welcomed Vice