The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-06
ALL READY 10 HELP.
The Whole City Win Welcome
the st. Louis Visitors
aaEN or WEALTH AND BRAINS.


Commerce appointed TO arrange for the
entertainment Of the 81. Louis visitors
yesterday received r~VvTts from v&rs-
s,s1x sui,-eOsssgsataeas showing that on al
sides generous aid Is offered in the way
OF Transportation On railroads. street
cars an. steamers and 81 entertain
s.aes,s for the party, The names OF the
visitors we're announced 81 FAR as
trs1wn ard ssauw that they are Among
che wealshless and mosf influential men
Of 81. Louis. ard u Nas stated that
fhey viii arrive at 5.i5 p. IA. tomorrow
Enasrnaan J. y. 1fstcaafe called ON the
ee1erai subcommittee for report.
s1d A. F. Baci<1s. chairman OF the city
transportation committee. reported that
"a. y. Stewart. " the Madison street
HE. would furnish Twenty-Five tickets
free. w. j. Grs.zs1bs. receiver or the
Crane street line. viii furnish a special
car for South Seattle and another car
On .sssse gagsaisr avenue tire. q. y. Col
win. receiver fa the Frpnt street ro<sd.
w!H furnish afty tickets. and A. Z.
Earkus. receiver % the cofssosaSxztsd
lines. viii give 100 tickets and iiffy
tickets for the Third street. Rad. Mr.
Haas, of tha yesler avenue. viii donate
nifty tickets and j. r. Fay viii render
the use Of the steamer Calksns on Lake
Washington next Friday al the rate
Of $50 al hour. foIlaslns one hoar,s
use u tEs boat. The seattle Transfer
Compsay WIS notified 70 have four car
rlagex al the depsss % meet fAe visitors,
mid Mr.. Armstrong. of the eofng,auy.y
Gonazn tbs pSe OF one Of the carriages.
Capt j. A. Hatfield. chairman of the
eanausstfse en- excursions. reported that
Capt. d %. Jackson sslE give tho use OF
The steamer Idaho free for SatursiaT,
and the receivers IL the Lake Shore
road haze fesieenes = specia. car any
day during the week 10. a trip to Sao-
Quasmie or to the hop rancsa-
Sfed T.. Sander. chairman If the conn
fnsttee % entertainment. was moi ready
- repora, and he was given until to-
morrow az $50 o'clock. Manager Hanna.
Il the seattie tkeassr. notified the nom-
sBltlep the yisiiDvs could have box seats
T'hursdas sresinx kreeand thai he would
donaic the fhssater fsr a ball Friday
evening. the prssseeds 10 be given for
charity. This would give the visitors a
chance Ia n1ect the people of the city.
The hall proposition Was referred ~ the
exclusive cpassnitfee
The seervsary was asked to notify the
street railway officials and others that
che COMMITTEES appreciated their gem
orusjty and that they had tlse thanks OF
The chagnt,er.
=. y. Datte was called upon and said
he had received n dispatch from Hell.
ena. saying thai The visitors would
tease there today and would arrive in
this city Thursday afternoon at 3Is
O'Clock. There were twelve ar more in
the party. bat he Was as yet unable to
rive the names Of all. The following.
however. are among them.
COL Edward Flad. G. f.. and rresl-
dent Mississippi river commission:
Judge ". r.. Boyle. Of che firm Of
Boyle & Adams: Jusi,ss &. Walsh.
president Mississippi Valley Trust
Company: Charles Clarke, capitalist
ard director Mississippi Valley Trust
Company: Gevge III. Goddard. presi-
dent Kansas & Texas Coal Comnsr,y
end director Mississippi Valley Trust
Company. =. T. Hickman. president
Iacasste Material hank and dlrecte;r
MiIsslsslpir Valley Trust COMPANY: -
- = 1ts%astSSs y-neHactt, OF the
Bussssssss==ssssenf railroad system: -
kchrauasssaetter. capitalist. GeorSe
IAsehali. capitalist: Heary Semnie
Anses. capitalist; Edgar An,es. capital
sst uson mention OF the ahsoye names
Joseph stirfNn. who was for many
yskars 4 resident Of ST Louis, expressed
his interest IA The names given and
stated that shey were men OF the very
highest stA<dlng in financisi and basi.
iisss circles. lie referred 10 Judge
Hoy'e as a very eminent man. and
stated thai the party contained some of
he flsast wealthy ard eminent men of
ths -sxte Of Missouri.
IfAasi motion Of T.. q. Graves sha
chairman of the executive committee
WAS directed 10 designate persons from
TIE various subcommittee 10 pe.rfa,-,,,
duties ax nnsgtss seeus exped!eut in the
entertainment OF the visiting PARTY.
Upon rsottoa Of Mr.. Graves the 20.
cepsien committee and the ssxec1sive
committee were directed Ia t.sst With
ar. puste Of the waterway eso,nranv
TOMORROW a. $50 n. m. in the Chamber
or Connsnerco rxsossls The names az
6 T.. Ciapp and NJ s Drew were aa.,,,,,
tn The entertainment COMMITTEES. an.,
she names pf q. f. Yerger ard Tray
IL Robertson were addeSi to the re,-,.,,-
ton committee