The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01

>
=. ystv e. seatfe ha hanfa Iasaas -
90 esra sH heartily aa toass aeaa az
..s-fssez ans EzyaF Enaa maa caHes
- y reseo~5 gst - firmly declined ksF-
- teef Te f1sofzhs shs Hssfeaes Naf
- rns4s1 Es-ae 1-Fnak Cog frara ht-a sar
- aar He fatt surge sfast fae n.as'sren
49, - tts r~nre raasv - eTeave nsr~
- - took fhe few ~ eafHnr .efs
.. s-esh frons Gee whe hss sraafar
.~~s-s ~ sratrrF J4zss ggr1.s - 49,
t.sssr rasa - re - vas resolved
- 4 STORM ~ sas in x@ 3 saa
.ss~-sssasw ~ tha raafsa ans-ses -
So aash Fs rsrasaai fsoufar13v ~ re
s.easef te sfs3
sor ~sarfe as 57vsI sffizen ~ seats1~
- ssmssa nese~ M fr me 20 sfm - ee
$500 - nb Eaeaf na fs.z. erer
.~.9s - SIZE ease new have netatng
,rsessf - raF TIE eTerf mhE~h aa err
rse~srase sts eseaHe If aa impressive
sar ae8 ~ aHee an1 eleniNaanes 7
srk VII - mere fs1y recognized
q. - yeara 90
r. saeshas thu dwe1t npar tha la--
..rssnee ans neGts - fnfarratfaest
ss,es--e~ee tre rs}8e ~ tha ffrsaf.taf tFase
vaah 3 ualsts5 bad SRI an-gent fsrsfs
I'D TIRE dasIE Re great aHd GefFshlug ef.-
- sna SIS e~aniy net IeHs Fai1ahla
reg re asrg. E0tt fortune ~ aaats.z
= as~ian thls frase hrau9hi - ner aaors.
s~4 fha etase- cbTf nBeretai relations En
vaea japan ard America were noN - -
fa8n8
~. o Eiacksr British sire eouzsgI Tor
EsaFs ToWnse1d. ln fe5tcttaFs preface Fl
~sirh - aid that Port ToEnasud vas ns3s
.sslaas ~ ss8tiie's gsod fortune, believing
trst as seaftls prssn@Fast Parf Townsend
w8ala also. proposed e tuaas 20 the Great
Northern railway an8 called on Locsi
sfaYssaer James " nsns az shs NipDen
ygsen - respond SIR. Gsrlfifhs, who Had
s1fes89 occupied 6ue place on the after
noon programme begged permission 20
rGge aav io ST. w. D.. Hsanham. Western
grale6f manager ~ the Greas Northern.
81. Beaaan. though aa0erinE tne sentl-
faeug be was called oa 70 respond g.. de-
eaars4 shal he haa come n tne bangsfet
raasr s solemn Assurance s18m 3fr. Crit
ffas taat BEE Eauta not BE- called on 81
speak. and sof as cart be ala not pro-
Pose - bs q party to such An act Of
issacherF.
Mr + d Graves. president ~ the Seattle
Chamber 81 Commerce read the following
telegram. which b. had received TOO late
t. the pabiie exercises az ibs Afternoon.
Tacoma. Aug 8l-sfGou =. .. Graves.
prasl8snt Seattle Chamber Of Commerce;
ne hearty eonEf situations - the Tacoma
Chamber ~ Commerce Hre extended upon
TIE arrival ~ tAo steamship which brings
year city iufo direct communication with
the oFieai Experience has taught us The
value % such communication. and the al
dlti0n Of another iiHe makes sfAl more
certain the ultimate destiny OF PUGET
ss8nd as tne seat ~ the Ereatest commerce
n the world's history
SAMUEL CDlI4YER. Secretary"
When Mr.. Graves had expressed his per
sonal and Official eradication Of such a
message. Or Charles MeCutchcon. OF fs-
coma. from bits place al the table sad:
4 feel slre sir. that that telegram re-
fleets the sentiment of the people OF Ta-
coma toward those ~ Sea sfie. uotwtth-
sanains the things that have been printed
n LIS newspapers" This statement
meeting. as il did. with the most cordial
Applause. seemed like q friendly hand
tl8sp between tao clicE that have now
sBa then had occasion for sharp rivalry.
Perhaps the ignass speech AZ the ham
oBel heard was that ~ Senator Squire,
who. being Called uuan. spoke apuroHgi-
steiy Of The japanese and their trade reia-
toss wifh the United States. From his
association with Japanese GA the Eastern
states be had formed lofty conception
a. their genius and ability ami suea
commercial enterprise IS tbaf % TIE Mp
poa 1uaen WAS no surprise 90 him lie
rfedleGea THAI with tlie development or
Oriental trade Puget sound was destined
% become one ~ rlle worlds trade cen-
isrs. lie closed bv proposing the genti-
peut. The Commerce Of America With
J8aan"
Mr.. T. C Hughes. IN few apt and forci-
be remarks. proposed The health Of the
governor Of The state who was prevented
from attending the exercises nj the day.
ard Ia common with the other toaats 90
the evening the sentiment Was cordially
IaspD1dtd TO
Mayor Wood said. - now take the lib
cry oi golng beyond the leave granted me
b. our host ana 10 expressing tQ him oar
heartfelt appreciation ~ fae hospitality 10
las extended 10 ua ll4h evening ! venture
q express also the hope that he AL now
favor ua wt.h few remarks
THE bosf az tee evening ia reply said.
ladies aad gentlemen. i gully appreciate
80 cora. meat paid ne 81 these auitiial
sd nejl eHesen words. and On returning
Cor faem pap heartfelt thanks 1 oeE leave
i5 propose tho sentiment. Prosperity 10
kssttls +"
Ea.s nllng.y brought me list o. toasts
q close A. the crowd emerged from
she banquet aall ladies ana gentlemen.
saaols asa lsausmtu. officers ant tiSi-
lana. Fss.tala Ead e4ti1eus. al = spcffa
eoE1laenaaliA ta one snasheT t.aat ihe
Esn9raee tNe hoars they had 53st 4eEJ
behind tagm haa so.mea ene ~ the mps!
psaaau.-5-,-s, oue a. the very ple.ssaa- sst
~sYsalA ~ tAgg w1oso ANeA
ihe I4cavor@s.
whiyr sNH b. Bsnsi A suaSssAe pa.a
o. asry 81 sgl,s, d load report. a oaFsg "
= asA s.ar>, g. chosas = abs and oaa'
fgSla - aaWlrnE lDultst as.c. anG promptly
a. o<.9eS t-e fireworks began All
ga'ats ol vaHl4se on ScawAoa2Aes' Is aH,'
tae A.. s.a.as aAaftss aa9 ou tGc hl isiee
sboYe llen were occupied bat3gc ut4aek
rs taD}. guaG nksared crowd ,a2t eeE-