The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31
WELCOME VETERANS.
81. Paul r. One Mass Of Banners
and Bunting.
TO MEET TIE COMMANDERS.
Ne sna msa sxs9 60 Arrive Tsasy
ard fe re Formally Receives
by sAs Local Pests


o. rsnI. Aux. n.-Trorn every sUus~sop
~ tsss effy sos.s re RET wsfFs s1f bss
banner maj ertsnAz = xrsszf0E . - Fse-
Grams wnc hav. alressv ssxssa 20 arrive toF
ire thirteenth ANIMAL sneamspfafnf q ti.F
1Ya1d Arruv 81 ne fsepsfslie. sniAs seross
ths streets ard Up and cosu IRE IRE ave-
reaE Of ~ r~sfsenes pSrTter. sne from
TOP 20 boftsua o. - Rig office o'aisdifsn
~ a. manner o. designs r&F be seen TIE
national roEars Th@ railroads haze
pared Themselves for ne expected Fps@-
AID say they win 70 are % h1n1fs IT'S
srgwaM not cnlv Ia coming % TIE etsFs
has also az theT leave. when the 1lssaa'
r7ssa - lsosssa FER. TAs sceofnffi ll'..-
con Frft.ee quarters. where Information as
ts egartA~x can - 5nFatnez ~ e1rre-
soana@ace. j. h7i8 * open ROOMS - Tie
asaanaelrsef block. The F1zh. however =
rssf exneesss uatH tcfnorrow. the reduced
rassa nos allowing sarller travelling.
gsas nrss srgs8oEfAng arrivals SEas os a.
7.ks - the rnosuiHx. S'iseu C0fslsEsAisaeF-inr
Casef T. ~ Miller aTsd STAR VIII arrive %
spMc4al train sid Be- given "A corasal
reicofaa ~ tAs local pests Of the Gf@ila
Army Trey viii be escorted % the.r
asaasugssrfe4s AZ Eae Ryan AMI The woFA
q fha eneafs4prn@r1 wala tEAraaiteT Fa5lasts
from that center. The time N.a &c given
izQ 80 their arrivals and the s~tuihs 81
quests and III the evening sssi oceSF INC
arst az tie receptions. There vii - Two
Of these the most arnportsEt being 'k'at
10 the coara ander-in-sshief and san a
national headquarters. from 7csoSH n
the evening aaf1 - From 20 uaealgat
The Minnesota Wamer's Relief Corps VII
reeslys al tEe STATE capitol. The FIRST HUI
xr3nassea Of me city ln honor Of the en-
campnsns vii occur then ard vii be COD
tfnae4 every evening during tie week.
WITH coszxsaTa lively 50 few outslcers
presen. IN the city there IL less talk OF the
possible results ~ the encampment elee-
tlofss. bat the Minnesota veterans are IN
evidence with some very pronounced ideas.
They are almost wholly h favor or MAJ.
r. s clarkson for co. msn4er-in-chief-
Ma ciarknoa was prominent caua5siatse
for the ofIiee last year. The final elsction
OF misunderstanding Is considerably az
feciaa by the eight for location OF ne next
neampmens. aud for that honor the only
ca Gs8atss set mentioned are Buffalo and
DeaveF. The eBeampfneut business sez-
siens 10 not begin until Thursday.
Mrs. John 4. Eogan. without whom no en-
campment has seemed complete 20 the old
veterans. Is already IN the city. visiting
her daughter. who resides here. AMI vii
witness the parades and take part In al
the eHeampment' receptions. The camp
fires of the week viii begin Tuesday even
ing three being arranged for that night.
In addition "a the large number OF reg
uiar tfalna on which veterans and their
friends will arrive there will arrive thIrty-
three specials IN the morning. and the rail-
roads report that a number OF these vii
come in two or more sections. Eight hua-
dre1 people are coming from Duluta alone.
and the Northwest viii turn out TO greet
The veterans from other sections