The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-02

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Hon. benjamin. Butterwo-tf Of Ohio viii
make sevea speeches n this STATE dEFihs
the present causpaga. He WI arrive IN
Portland. Ore. 81 time % p turned OYER
10 the disposal Of the Republican state
central committee ans commence speak
srg IN this state On October is. Aftar a
careful study Of tine tables ami facilities
lor travel Secretary KiagaoTn OF the state
committee has made up the following
schedule for Mr. Eetterwortn:
He wiIi spesk Z. Vancouver on the az
sernoon OF October u. and from there will
70 10 Portland IN time 10 take The train
Cor yyaua wagia. leaving Portland q; 40
q. N. the same day. lie will arrive a;
wsIIa walla 81 g a. N. oetooer Il. and
vii speak IN that city IN the evening
NJ ~ O'Clock a. N. OF the following day.
oesenar =. ha will leaae walla waiia. ami
viii arrive in Spokane - go o'clock IN
fhe afternoon. THIS all gise him Sun
day afternoon IN Spokane. ana ne wiil
speak there tas evening o. the following
Gsy. octoDer -
Mr.. Butferworth will leave far tire
Sound at go a. m. October .. and arsiv-
ing AZ North Yakima at 80 2. m. Of the
came day he vii speak IN thai place The
came evening. but after as sJ,oech viii
loage az Il >, o'clock fsr Seattle. whore
lie wlii arrive at CO a. IT. October p. ~
els a. m. of tae same day ne viii leave
b. the Great Northern for New Whatcon.
and will speak az whatcon that evening
The next morning. October - ne VIII
leave New whasesm ny steamer arriving
81 Everett at noon. In time for as after
noon speech. A. Z o'clock 3. n. he will
leave Everett for Seattle. where he Is 10
epeak that evening. SIR. Buttsrworth viii
hurry on to Portland the following day.
October 2. taking the train from this city
q, s.to a. M. and will leave Portland FOR
the East over the Oregon Short Line a,
.lo e'cieck the same evening
Hon. 4. y. seAeonmaker OF New Jersey
win follow Mr.. nusterNorlh and bis
schedule will be arranged in the same
manner as that Of Mr.. Batlerwofth 50 as
so consider both the TAX upon the endar-
ance or tic speaker and The largest pos
sihle number Of poiats that can he visited
readily. Mr.. sehoonmakef's itinerary win
cover a different fled from that or Mr.
Haitsrwerth.
No speaker seat 70 ;ais state would ~
likely 10 receive warmer welcome ihan
Mr.. Bn,ieEwosth. and Mr. schooBmaker
comes With a long-ektabilsbed reputation
a. magnificent crater ard alth the high
set Recommendation u thn national con-
mlslse and q other Eastern sources.
Tbs efforts OF an unreliable papali<tie
newspaper - benttie the arguments ~
jaAge Burke are having 80 effect excrpt
70 make converts far sound money. la
rerfesenaing judge Hurke AZ Port
fiskeisy. the p6a8Hsric organ made =
hiansser. aa3 reputable citizens 90 both
parties are coadesnnsng lt. IN addition %
The message received from Rleharl Chu-
eoss. the fallo~ing aas heea cen. "a the
rcsi-tuiClilgt nser.
Pert R}akeley o.. f-speslai THE Y,s,,.
re % this pisc. are cnnpaafas ia fhes~
dfnuncssttnn ~ ths T8fnes concerning an
article whiea appeared im gts columns Sep
seSsher ~. marked 'eeasgaF' from Pore
1lakeisy relating - Judge Burke's vIsif
here. There Is He tFalh {n the statement
tAst ise mos = Geld save Aesr. Instead fe
~as given very hesrfY anH sathuSf ssss..
reception. There Wsfs ever s0 az the
meeting. a7t the auplsase was ffeusrs,.
Nc enc aars1 tae 1Htze o. mention nsv-
as name. IS rs stated ia lao Ti-a,s.
Net oniy Ia repal.Ht newspapers ~sv mr..
'Fac iangs Aheas aaun1 msoney sa@essae~
sai fopnilsi ORATORS knowingly rssars,orr-
ssn, faces ASnt lt bias - rnstns.4 Ter ~ 81