The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-02

Tho wording foooe n Ranuh,scar sta,.
neeo0nareerD Woge Z weary looking 10. 81
mso iast ntohf. for they had no. only
beeo busy stncs the hegfnning Of the day.
Ous noy hao fa1ao IN the Tacoma parade
ou oe pfeco0nG evening at WAS one
q enD gran1est dissertations / ever
saW. said weary scott SHETLAND. speak
1ne - u oe h06 q frug In his throat
Why. We had - many Seattle men In
Shaf parade - there were in the whole
xoeuaist parade" proudly observed Tom
Gordon. ana then ~. ~o~tsr. ,,...s., 60
= moment to tan sli ~ ones sho,., Cor.
0on on his biz horse. wearing 4 black
hat about three fest high. on which was
= deep gold hand benrtnx IRE word
s'KjuG' On Il. ssY~ .nd how ,bev
ehsered that hand. wherever that hat
came IN e1rht ~Tnv~s shsar. Co. E,r..
wers yelled aicnr sns ,,na az dos co nn
1T was . Gresf parade
II II - wen 20 mention NJ this point
the eOurtesy shown By the seattle street
car companies this morning The returu-
Ing paradess frum Tacoma did not reach
here until IN hour or 20 after midnight.
but all the cars were In waiting for thsm
"a piece Of theushtfui Kindness on the
part Of the street car companies that Ia
deserving Of this public recognition
They were hurrying 10 wind up affairs
q state headquarters last night. as Scott
oWetland 1oAves this morning AT O'Clock
In order to reach his home at Vancouver
In time 70 vote. He SAYS this has beer,
the most successful campaign that can be
Imagined. The state had been exception
ally fortunate In obtaining speakers Of
such renown as Butterworth. Boutelie.
80. 80. s.ssn anu others, ana " adai-
: h.rT 49, s,. ~ ~. -, 49,. a .s pe.n
had been we'll .upplied with orators ana
the enthusiasm that had been worked IN
was bslng continually revivincd and In
tennned.
Inc committee has had twelve men at
shs.Nss,. uay -an ns sels 'onk Gays =.
Is JuIr last. The corsssnenasncs : , us.
70 some 1890 letters. and over two tons
of campaign literature have been sen,
o..
49, 49, ne i'ns. ".noue exception.
~. :. 80 as H'.. Win maa' Aea sue
-. 80 s...,,... u ..1hu. Inc results.
eeei r,ro,,d sss@...e ...s.s .,,sn~ss , ss "s'
s-1 - -. sosessns VIVA. We
rcr.srv., Ivs s.,,,..s, s .ss.,,s. ssuas .
s@eo eseua'e-~ stietiy consert-
tnrts. e, ,ha .sns,a aas mspuoaa ..a ma
sr~ -. asv nv sa,,,ss- go. -. .'sse'
ters lead mo 10 bsIleva thaf The wa scrl,,,
viii ~ much larger h.v. s.d 49,,
dixpatchex this eveninu fro,, sh. Nar,s.
west and elsewhere that give lndtea,,a,s
beyond my most sanxuine hopes. /, wslI
be . Iandslide.
Speaking of dispatches remind. M
SHETLAND OF one racesyef from ,ha r.
publican state central committee AZ I,,s-
noin. Ii n a. follows:
"epeo-
sse sesrsa Sonmseteei
as Soe place sny 0oney ~ odds
- three 90 oae IN Mckinley. r~n-
oral result, or ave Ia two a. Mckt.-
ley carrying l1ltnoas. a, ~ r..-
bSatsnG Antgels. ~. :. 90 -
- ~"svv Tor
.....w.
JAMES -. D. vANCLEyE,
Noecretarv Repu hna~sn So. -
49,, rn--s..I,. e ZEN
CSseIai 'ieitora 10 the state headana--
chance ~ r,sIs $50 ~ 'nis message a
- -, a. s1aNs as.'e mcEey. or at ieas:
- eau GOWN several heavy bluffs recently
- ~" ~oFoSfsts. and they start
oui 10 huns up the gentleman. bat az
been accepted.
The Last Grand Rallies.
At the county heass,n,~,... -.
Also some hustle seysra, 80. 'ssar WIS
were held. AMI the las, srsa '.e.'lKs
made for the two grand r,,,,aa 80 S ,,'',
Mean farces m ~. ss,a - VI Aepan-
evening. There viii ho no paraae n,,, .ss
meesings win ahou ~ 80, ~er, oat the
srh. rrs--t !, ss.... 80 y enthusiasm.
ss '"snt nahd Viii be engaged
soa ano Stmoff. snd Tor both gatherings
-" anusaAis entertaining programme Of
mtiaic and song has been urensrags -
At tho Armory t.ov No.
siAn "a ,,,.k. IA. a.. viii pre-
s.,~r annrs 4, n,ss speech OF the cam
~ stI'siSh, VINO has only
spoken once IN the city since th, M.f,tr