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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-15
FOR BEN BUTTERWORTH.
WhatcOm In Getting Up the Biggest
Kind of q Reception.

Whatcom. Oct. H-Special.--When Ben
Butterworth, OF Ohio. comes here at noon
on the 2ist OF this month. ne will find
awaiting him the largest political demon
stration ever seen in Whatcon county. II
will be union AFFAIR. The county central
committee, and all the Republican clubs
in the county have Joined their forces, and
there will probably be 5000 people at the
meeting which Mr.. Bu,serworth will adj
dress on the afternoon or evening OF the
2lst
George Z. Black, OF Fa'rhaven. IS the
chief executive of the demonstration. and
will have his headquarters ill after then
in the Mckinley Club room, IN the Fischer
building. The following committees have
been appointed far, and are at work
now:
Halls and building-Captain Bryon. Al.
e. Laita. L. y. Griffin, Robert Knox, G..
w Loggie. William Frizen.
F.nanee--W. Il. Patch. A. NJ. Loux, j.
NJ. Hit, William Reilly and John Woods.
Mus.c-Parker EMS.
Marshal or the day--Gseorge Spence: as
sistants. c. ". Stone. c. c. Taylor. I. c.
DarneiI.
Transportation--C. L. Anderson. George
Bacon. Cyrus Gates.
Banners and incldentals-H. u. Nc
Arthur, Henry Stockton.
Town decorations-Cec Bacon. Arthur
Clothier. NJ. C.. Dick
Reception committee-1sov. Black, Hugh
EldrIdee E. II. Fernhann. Parker Ellis.
F. H. Richards. ]. II. Parker. G. N. john
son. Byron Kingsley. Jesse A. Frye. r.
Fischer. Henry Engbegg, A. Blechsmldt.
e. II. Leaning.
Aides to the executiye--C. W. Dorr, T.
". Gillette. @. II. Bacon. II. L. DICK nson.
J. Austin.
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Port Ganlble--Andrew F. Burieigh AMI
s, II. Piles. October %.
Pierce courtS-H. w Craven. October II.
Morris. October Is.
Pnihnan-Joan b. Allen. October q.
PuyaIiup-Andrew f. Bnrleish. October
Reamond-Arthur E. Griffin and Ellis
De Bruler. October 10: Hernon w. era
Renton~fiermon w. Craven. October 70.
Richmond Beach,. E. Lilly. octo-
Der 90
Ri,zville-John B. Allen. October g.
Roslyn-S. II. Piles and II. w. Craven.
October H.
san Juan .county--charles E. .claypool.
October 10. - and q.
Seattle-Rohert +. Porter. October =;
Nils p. Haugen. October 81; Ben Butter
worth. October %; Charles F. Boa.eiie.
October %: John 3. Allen. November =
Shelton-E. w. Ross. October 10.
Skasit county-A. S. Back. October 10.
sskamokawa-w. l. Jones; October q.
W. II. Mescaif. October Is.
Snohomish-Roaert p. Porter. October
,snohomlsh county-A. S. Black. October
south Bend-Robert p. Porter ana E.
w. Ross. October 3: w. L. Jones. ocso-
Is: Ben Bufterworth October 10: Nils P.
Haugen and John b. Allen. October q;
Gov. Mcconnell. of Idaho. October q;
Charles F. Boutelle. November :.
Spokane county-Frank r. Lewis and
r. B. Alhertson. October 10 IS ard Il.
r.. b, Milrov October - 20 and q,
Soringbrook--w r. Cav October 10.
Stanwood--Melyin G. Winstock. Octo-
Der II.
Stevens county-A. NJ. Moore and
George n. Sineair. octoi,sr X,
Sumas-Melvin G. Winstock. Octo-
Sunn-dale-Joshua NJ. Wrestling and Ar
thur E. Griffin. October 10.
Tacoma-S. II. Piles and II. W. Craven.
October 10. .,ils +. Haugen. October 49,.
John = Allen. October -: Robert Z. Por-
ter October %: Charles 2. Bouselle, Oc-
tober %; W. L. Jones. November ?
Thurs,on county-Melvin q. Winstock.
October 3 and 80.
Vancouver - Ben Butterworth. Octo-
Der IS tasternoon): John b. Allen. Octo-
Der 10; E'W Ross. October -.
Wahkiakum cour.y-W. II. Me.calf. Oc-
tober ~. 70 and p.
Walla walia-Ben Butterworth. October
Il Robert p Porter. October d. John b.
Allen Ortoher 81.
Walia walla countv-E. Whitscn. o.
toher q and "a: John p. Allen. October B.
whatcom-Ben Bu.terworth. October Fl.
Whatcom county-C. f; Claypool. octo-
Der Is is and IT. f. W. Ross. October is
White Lake-A NJ. Moore and George
Nj Sinclair October 10.
whitman county-R. b. Milroy, Ccto-
Der Is and II: +. H. Brownell. October -
and 20 .
Woodinvilie-John II. Powell and VIII
II Morris October IL
Yesier-C. e Remsberg and w. d.
Wood October II.
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1900 ARE COMING.
TACOMA DETERMINED TO MAKE
A BRAVE SHOW HERE.
Three Large Steamers to He Char
tered to Bring the Enthust-
astic Republicans 10 Seattle On
ON the 22d-The Young Meas Me-
paiyn unif0rm.

Tacoma. Oct. DISQUALIFICATION hun
dred Republicans from Tacoma VIII at
tend the monster rally ST Seattle Thurs
day. October =. ws-en Hon. Ben Butter
worth, ex-congressraan from OHIO. VII
speak. Active preparations are being
made by the various organizations N this
city 20 have an excursion thar viii leave
record for a long zine 70 come. The
Young Mems Mckinley Club. an organ.-
eaton OF s.na enthusiastic workers. IS TAX
ing the Initiative in the work of gather
ing the clans together for the occasion.
Negotiations are being conducted for the
cnarser.ng OF three large steamers fer the
trip. Owing 70 the large number that VII
go. Il is expected that the rate pc. capita
VIII be very low.
Besides the Young Mems Club. the Bust
ness Mems Sound Money Club. the
Veterans Patriotic League. the women
organization and the DooGttie Club viii
be represented. The Young Mems Mck.n-
ley Cub viii send over sao uniformed men.
while the DooI.i1le Club VIII furnish a
large detachment OF its damheau brigade.
X is expected that Tacoma viii furnish
no less than Leo torchbearers for the pa
r4de.
A. meeting of the Young Mems Nc
k-asey Club last night the invitation OF
the Seattle committee 10 be present at the
unanimously accepted. 1t was resolved 10
attend IN a body. The Business Mems
Sound Money Club has also accepted the
invitation TO parade, and suits for 20
members OF the club are being made now.
The club Will have 30 or more, uniformed
men in the line OF march
The campaign IN this county is progress
ing spiendloly for the success es the Re
publican ticket. Meetings are held nightly
IN hp r. Nax-
been uniformly well attended and enshusi-
astic. Al PuyaiiGp last night a rally was
held Al the opera house. and the huiliing
contained the largest crowd THAI has as
semb.ed in the city for many years. Many
We're compelled 20 stand out on the side
walk, unable 20 gain aduaitsance. Cary L..
Stewart presided. The speakers were Hon.
4. ". Ross. candidate for attorney gen
erai. and Judge E.wood Evans OF Tacoma.
Tonight six meetings were held in this
city. One OF the most important was that
at South Tacoma, the chief speaker being
Hermon w. Craven. OF Seattle. Mr.. Graz
ven's concise and logical presentation OF
Republican arguments, supported by facts
and statistics which could not be ques-
toned by the neryiest OF the Popuiists,
vas listened TO with the closest attention.
His arguments went home. and when the
meeting was over 1t was agreed that the
speech was one OF the best ever heard in
this city.
AT Orting on Monday evening a fine
meeting was addressed by Charles A. MUIR
ray, j. T. Hickey, Charles Ha.lenback. ].
c. Taylor, A. NJ Bryant and II. G. Row
land. Mr.. Rowland delivered the principal
speech of the evening. his denunc.ation OF
the Chicago platform on states rights and
the supreme court exciting most demon
strat.ye applause.
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Grav's haraor-Niis P. Hsngen. ocso-
ber -
HanlSsonrA: 3. Black OF New What
Hartfo~d-Joh- ". sor<cn. October ss.
Ho1uiaHa-Aeavta c. winsscck. octSS
llwaco-w. L. Jones October *: e. w
Issaqaah-John H Powell and VIII H
Norris. October Is
Jefferson eoansy-A. s Back. octo-
kalama-s. r. Piles and l. $. Hewlett.
Kent-w. {. Humphrey. October Il.
King county,. "a. Ross October X
Kisekitat eorn,y-Edward Watson. o.
tober u.
la Camas-Eiwari Watson. octoser Il.
la Cor1sr-NLs p HauSen. October %.
l-zi,ossa-W. E Humphrey. October ..
Lake Snore-Edwar4 Watson. October
Leavenworsh-w. R. Cav. October 20. .
Tacoma: Edward whitson and c. W.
Darr. az Pe-Eil October -
Lincoln county,. H Brcwnell. OF Ey-
eretS. at Larnozla. October =. Moscow. oc-
sober IS: EawaII. October i.
Little FaIls-W. II. Mesealt; October Is
llyEden-1..arles E. claypoel, October i;
" Mason : eoants--I p. Mscutcheon and
Monohon-Arthur F.. Griffin and Ellis
De Bruicr. October Is.
Monte Cristo-Cnaries z. Clay-ool. oe-
Montesano-John r. Alien. October Is:
". L. Jones. October So
Marvsvti.e-E. W. Ross. October Is.
Mount Nernon-E. ". Ross. October -.
New Whstcom--E. W. Ross. October p
North Yakima--f3en B1tterworth. Octo-
Der y. john =. Alien. October -. Charles
F. Bou1elie. October %
oiympia-JohE B. Allen. October Il. E.
". Ross. October -. Charles r. Rousslle.
October q W l.. Jones October 81.
Port Blakeiey-S. Fl. Piles and Andrew
+. Burieio.4- October u
Port Townsen3-.delyin @. Nins.oek. oc-
sober -.
Porler-Edwari whitson. October Is.
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A COLORED MANS RETORT.
Bright Political story Overheard
an the White House Grounds.

/. g. Willis Price has just returned from
a brief visit TO Ohio and Washington City.
where he took Mrs. Price for the benefi,
OF her health. Speaking of the political
situation. as observed through the eyes
OF Westerner. he said yesterday:
ohio viii give Mckinley no. less than
10000 majority, and in the national capt.
tai the following latest story illustrates
the feeling OF the people
AS Is already known, the city OF Wash
ington was a severe sufferer In the recent
terrific storm. In the grounds OF the ex-
ecusiye mansion. trees the SIZE OF a mans
body were torn up by the roots and
much OF the beautiful shrubbery was de-
stroyed. Two colorei men. after viewing
the tangled mass OF foliage. were heard 10
remark:
Say. boss dat was an awful storm
We had las night; ies' look al de trees
an de flowers. dey is ali gone TO smash
70 shu'
Now. look hs-h. niggah; wat you
salkln' 'boutr De rain-shine an de fresh
air viii bring 'em out all right. an mex
summah wen de flows Is bloom.n' an de
birds a-sing.n, Mr.. Bryan can walk fro
de yawd and can pick all de flows he
wants
:. 4 don know nuthln' bout dat the
other replied. .hut tell you, boss, he bet
ter not let Mr.. Mckinley see him pick dem
flows. 4"
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THE VETERANS.
sethns Ready for Their Big Parade
On Next Thursdny

The Union Veterans Patrsoti. League
held a very Lively and enthusiasts meet
ing IN the Seattle National bank building
iast night Resides the transaction of
routine business, forcihle addresses were
made hs Robert Wright. Joshua Nj West
anE and Frank \. Steele A letter was
read from the Tacoma Union Veterans
iatrt0klc League warmly thanking the
Seattle veterans Tor participating IN the
recent Republican demonstration N that
city CoFnrade Bcardnsan. Of the Tacoma
Veterans. vas present and stated that
some l.-f@ or i.5s9 Of the veterans and
other Republicans Of Tacoma intended Il,
participate n toe grand parade 20 be held
~ isis clty GA Thursday. October =. When
Bstt*ywofth makes his grea, speech. n
was stated that both Tacoma and Seattle
were e.isaNoring - secure rates .ran,
tne railroad Cor the round trip. The maj
ser Of trarsportatloa Vas left IN :he hsnas
e thc Tacoma Republicans
Eomra2es HFown. Treen ami Rfnsha~t
We're appointed a committee 10 act wsth
the Republican eoaRtr ard state ccntra4
committees 10 arranging for the n4~sa.
and Ties were Instructed - favor night
teschliSht parade.
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POLITICAL POINTERS.

Richard Winsor. sr. ansi I. J. I.ichten-
berg are team OF Ponulist campairners
VINO are scheduled for the northwestern
ri or the state. including Clallarn
county.
meeting OF the executive committee
or the Union Veterans League will he
held at O'Clock today in the Office OF T.
= Knapp ia the Seattle National Bank
building.
NJ A Hurley. a Wisconsin Goat ia ex-
pected 10 speak a the Armory next Mon
GAY evening sharing the time with John
Wiley. who Is 10 atternp, a reply TO Judge
Hurke's sound money sneech.
f.. Il. Leaning. & leading attorney OF
New Whatcom, and commodore of the
Bellingham Bay Yacht Club. is in the city.
and IN company with Hugh Eittridge as
OF New Nhatcom. VAS caller at Re-
publican state headquarters yesterday
The state central committee has de-
ci1ed to send Melvin J. Winsfock to Tu
the following engagements: Florence DC
tobfr 10. Stanwood. October Il. Ssuth
Bend and other places in Paciic county
October - ana -: Aoqulam October y
SGmas. Ocioher 3. Goshen. October "a
PORT Townsend ana Jefferson county, De-
i00er - and g. Tbursson county, October
y and -. The latter part OF the cs-1-
paiEn MIR. WlnStock viii devote 10 the
larger towns IN King county.
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Personal.

DR.. W. C. cAssoIs, of Juneau. registered
al the Diller yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Les, OF New ksm.l-
chic. are guests Of the D!lier.
A. l. Rutherford nominee for county
commissioner, came down from Fail City
ana registered at the Dlier yesterday.
II H. 4 Hastings % the firm Of Hast
ings 4 Stedman. left last evening for Iron
fTiU Province OF Quebec. summoned
thifher By the serious Illness OF his
mother.
Mr. and Mrs r ". MeBain. J. Fl. Rey-
nolds Mrs Mont gonery and family. OF
Juneau and j. " Hsil. 81 Douglas. Alas
ka came in on the NlsiaFss, ard are stop
ping az the plilsr.
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er OF The world, to which every es-,-@, ;,
the United States. great and srnsI1 has :,
bow rae knee
speaking % The chance % the Ponies
party carrying this state. he SAID John r
Rogers s1oult D. governor because he xas
a married man To catch TIE G. A. r. vote
ne made an appeal 30 the men wh, had
ssc1i-dsre1 the muskes' saying me Pousi-
lists wanted them with the party because
they had Fought for freedom. and The Pop
Ghsts were Also fighting for freedom
A. the meeting was breaking 10 and all
were on their fee. ready 20 give three
cheers. BID White rushed 20 The front OF
the stage and said al should surely vote
the Peoples party ticket
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there are iBdias tons Of a tremendous land
eide. reports handed ia nj the state head
Quariers noting many changes Of voters
oorct0fore free silver advocates who are
ooW unreservediy In favor OF sound money.
II the Mckinley wave continues 10 grow
eheve viii be nothing left OF popuiism In
washington after November Z.
The name of Robert +. Porter II known
throughout the United States and every
where he IL recognized "a an able ex-
oonent Of Republican doctrine. He will
- In this city Ocf. - the same day IA
Uluttsrworth, and the two noted speakers
IRE sure 10 be greeted by enormous crowds
- their respective meetings.
Boutciie viii be able to tell the
De0pie OF Washington ali about the
growth of the sound money sentiment IN
the East. particularly In Maine where
enly few weeas ago. along with Reed.
DIngley and Milliken. he was returned TO
congress by an enormous vote. He is an
aggressive and convincing taIker and Will
give the people who have no, yet made up
their minds something that Will cause
them to pause before they cast a ballot
1or Populism ard reputation. He Will be
n this city October -
The Scandinaslans Of Washington viii
extend a warm welcome 10 Haugen
whose fame a. speaker has gone out far
oeyond the boundaries of WISCONSIN his
own state. lie will deliver six speeches
Being scheduled for Seattle October n
On the 9th he win be In Spokane. All the
vsrf OF hss appointments are on the west
side of the mountains.
seattle Is the center from which those
0ofed orators conduct the campaign
Three OF them will be here the same
week. Haasen October II. Porter and But
eorworth October -. while Eoulesle's visit
= on the 18th. The complete schedules
have been arranged by Secretary King
BORN as follows:
Den Batt~rworth.
Vancouver. Friday. October IS tafser-
Walla waia. Saturday, October II
epokane. Monday October IL
Eorth Yakima. Tuesday. October -
Eew Whatcom. "Wednesday October y
Evsrrn. Thursday. October - latter
seattle. Thursday. October . revealing,
Carries y. Donseii~.
Tacoma. Monday. October rs
olympia, luessiay. oetober e.
Chehaiis. "Wednesday. October r.
eattie, Thursday. October -
Enrfh Yakima Friday. October %
ustsetre. saturday. October 81.
spokane. Monday November :.
Robert y. Porter
Tacoma. Tuesday. October NJ
9ncshomish. "Wednesday ustsher -
seattle. THURSDAY. csrtohsr -
South Bsns. Friday. October "A
CensraiM, Satur5nv. pessss@r -
WaiiA Walls. Morshty October n
DAYTON. TUESDAY. pct0asr -
CosfkS. NesinsssisV Dst@ss<r =.
Nils y. uaux~a.
yatrhawea- Monday. October -
La sonnsr. iffes4.aS. ,s~tvher ~
yratue. "Wednesday, acsoss@r g
Grays hareor. THURSDAY October -
Tacoma. FRIDAY. .A,toaar -
spokane. Saturday. October ".
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MORE BIG SPEAKERS.
1OnEmT r. PoRTER. CHARLES y.
DoCTELLE AND NILS r. HAIGEx.


In ths last weeks of the campaign WASH
tn6son win 10 visited sy some 81 tn1
abiest and no1xs noted exDoneass o. re-
0absicasizIu in the Unsted ssatsss AHssay
the rubiss has eesB told OF me apssos az
wsengx for Ben EarieFwegtb. OF ONO.
Whoxo coming In eagerly awaited: and
now the announcement IA Fsas1e sGsss scfas.l-
sizes have been completed for Charles r
EouseIlt. Of Msinn E0aers J.. Porter, OF
Cleveland. o. and Mis- +. Hadgen. ~x-
congressman from wiseoasan- Seattle VIZ
have The distinction % giving cossoie
apeefipg 10 Evstcrxorta and Porter. WHO
Will ssc here the same day AMI SPEAK TO
separate audiences
Peculiar Interest ernfers IN the visit OK
Rufte-x0rtis. and there is little question
thar his presence nfii intensity the strong
FEELING In favor OF Mckinney. Already
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The colored voters of this city. compris-
ing the Fred Douglass Republican Club.
were addressed Tuesday evening by John
n Gonna. Republican nominee for pres
idential elector. at a meeting held in the
Hlnckley building. Mr.. Gonna gave
thoughtful exposition OF the fa-lacies Of
free silver and briefly referred to the pros
perity OF the country under Republican
tar!n legislation. The chairman OF the ev-
ening was George Gross. II is understood
that the eolored voters are practically
unit for Mckinley
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Art League Outing Tomorrow.

Another log cabin viii De ADDED TO The
portfolios OF -as-n aers Of the Seattle Ar
League and school % Design. who 60
skeschlng tomorrow afternoon. A party
vii leave the stug.so IN the Hinckiey bull
ting az - o'clock and scar1 the james
sfre@. car for the 1e5Sbao-h0od OF Tay-
ior's mill ~ Lake Washington The cabin
is on Dearborn street near Twsnty-eiShtn
avenue In the event % rain or Chilly
weather. the party vii be sheltered in
cottage next door now uaocc1P ied. aGd
xhica has been kindly paced ~ TIE dis
TsasAl % tie leagEie BY me owner.
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Judge Burke addressed q large and en-
thuEsas.ie audience a. fssaausA las. even
ing He was accompanied by Hon George
W. Stapls;on. OF Vancouver. Mr.. SSaple-
ton is one Of the nominees FOR the Office
OF presidential eaector on the Democrats
ticket.
Mr.. ssapleson win address a meeting TO
be held In the Chamber Of Commerce to-
night under the auspices of the Sound
Money Democratic organization He Is
making series q speeches az various
points throughout the state. and every
where has made converts. He IS q most
pleasing and effective speaker.
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ployes. telegraph and express companies.
all the insurance companies. mortgage
companies and banks, both national and
savings. the vast army of merchants and
manufacturers; also the spiendidiy equip
ped daily press OF the country and most OF
the ministers OF the gospel
AS IL Is well known that most OF the
farmers OF the United States win support
Mckinley. IL seems as IL Mr.. Bryan had
very few substantial supporters left.
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EVERYBODY FOR N'kINLEY.


Almost everybody Is fer Mckinney and
sound money. and. strange as II may seem,
that fact has been admitted by James C.
Thurman. chairman OF the Popoera'lc
state executive committee or New YORK.
Mr. Thurman is in charge OF the Bryan
campaign. nevertheless in his proclamation
TO voters he has paid Maj Mckinley =
g.owing compliment, in these words.
Supporting Mr.. Mckinney are etficers
of the railway companies and their en-
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A Republic.n C,bral,nr.

Maj. A. S. Co.e. Republican speaker from
Nhatcorn. made an impressive and able
speech at Oak Harhor Monday night. The
Coupsville Glee CAB. with a large visit
ing delegation from that place, was pres
eh'. MAI Coles speech had a great ten
dency 10 swing the Republican forces at
Oak Harbor into line, and henceforth there
VIII be no waye-ing In that precinct. Oak
Haroor is the Republican Gibraltar, OF
Island county.
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BREvITIES.

F. r Bu.terworth received a caolegra m
Yesterday from a brother OF James Good
rich. who fell dead Tuesday. in a physl-
clans office on pike street. instruciing
him 10 bury the body here.
There ara l3 pupils enrolled In the Y.
NJ q A gymnasium classes, and many
more are ioiulng the classes daily. \ new
Schumacher German horse arrived yes
tNrlay. and viii be used for me first time
tonight by the graded gymnasium class.
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The Republican rally az Buckley last
Tuesday was an unqualified success. The
speakers were United States Senator John
l. Wilson and Congressman ". II. Doc
little. The speeches were replste with
sound. economic and honest money doc
tr.nes and loyalty to country and Old
Cory. After the close OF the rally the
PrssoyteriaEs held a social, a, which
vote was taken. resulting as follows: Me
Kinley &c. Bryan 3: Sullivan g. Rogers ~.
The vote was counted by Miss Gertrude
Sheets.
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Third Ward Meetimx

There will be meeting of the Thyra
Ward Mckinley and Hobart Club Thurs
day evening al Brewers hall John r. NIL
Ter and Judge T. Fl. Cam will deliver ad-
dresses. together with various candidates.
The glee CLUB will also be present.
MELVIN G. WINSTOCK.
Chairman
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The Republicans of the Fourth precinct
or the Ninth ward will meet Thursday
night at Marquis hall. The speaker OF the
evening VIII be William f. Humphrey,
who will cheerfully answer any ana al
questions that inquisitiye free silver men
may PROFOUND.
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Tacoma. Oct l4-@spccial.--T-he Business
Mems Sound Money Ciab has decided 10
bold A rally October - Arrangements
FOR Tire rally wfH Be undertaken BY the
executive committee. II Is infeEs3esf %
max tae affair ;he most cous C.cu0us de-
utunsiTAtIoa ~ the campaign. and its gso-
~ ofsrs hope 10 have a parade that w41 @x-
cel anything Of the Kind ever seer ~ this
city
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-15

Most encouraging reports continue TO
come from the country precincts Of King
county, where speakers are listened 10
with great attention. Meetings held Tues
day were as follows: Powell and Morris
al Snooualmle. Rensherg at Hot SPRINGS.
De Eru,er and Griffin at Novelty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-15
Republican Meetiur In tho S~.ora

Inc Republicans Of the Second ward
turned out in large numbers at the meet
ing IN McDonald's hall last night Speech
Is were made by Harry Gordon, candidate
Tor county clerk. j. w. Mcdonnell. candi-
date for the legislature: Melvin G.. Win
stock and A. IL Foofe