The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-27

the reply that Seattle and Seattle men
never sleep
Tae committees first duty was TO pilot
the members OF the excursion q, the M
town restaurants for breakfast after
which those who desired were asked TO
meet at the Lumber Exchange ana ac-
company an investigating party 20 the
manufacturing district on the tide fats.
The invitation WAS generally accepted by
those who had not breakfasted on the
train, and at least 100 went arst 10
kefry's mill. where the plant was fully
shown 10 them in all its details From
kerrv's the party was taken to the shin
building yards ~ Moran Bros, through
which they wandered. amazed at the pcu-
derous machinery that handles steel and
iron with the same degree % ease that
NJ 1rks 1he woodworking machinery with
which most ot them are familiar. The
torpedo boat. now In course 0. construc-
tion. received a great deal % attention.
ard many of The guests OF the city went
On board. pressing with their feet for the
nfSl ttine the deck 81 a government YES
sci ~ war- The Visit - Mnrans was era-
phafscaliy an experience and was one Of
the pleasant punctuation points in a long
Journey. the object ~ which is the en-
iargement of the relations % the pro
aacer. the middle men and retailers en-
gsRoa In she timber industry
After the vislt - Moran's the excursion
tsis went - StetS1n & Posts mill vher4
the inspection 81 Seattle industries was
continued until nearly time for tire tria
% the lake. Al 1852 the lobby or the
Hasn3sr-tirand hotel vas crowded vfsh
nnen ard women wearing auttetinx BADGES
~ satin those * the visitors heing Grim
son and :. The committeeman puroie. The
printing upon them WAS in gold A. u.g
VI tilson street cars were taken 70 he
lake. where the steamers Haas and Er{e-
ma were waiting 20 convey tie guests
and coTamitts. nsea Tor q short trip anH
- MRdrona park. wheye luncheon vas 20
10 served Marattas orchestra vas on
the Haas. and THE boats when the lines
we're east cf. travelled side bN ssse 70 a
lsoist assv~ k,ast Seattle and then sw1sns-
aTsune and ran fer MadronA park. Half
a. oour was given up - visiting n the
park. sn3 the fYst effect % fas trfu n
business way, was feif IN the t4auvprsa-
t57a~ fDar the cool shades auS the IA
t9hffal surroundings brought ouf TIE
Etste~GeTs asked fer shingles anf she
Pas sound people sA}a that thev could
a>t furnish them - present. A prospect
Is ear famine 2s< discussed. su1 orders
Ter lumber sra FIXTURES a. seuglsx al az
seas were PLACID - tha iapulTa- ~ tnA
waves ~ tAe lake ara the linking e a
harp.
r. II Lewis got Up on beach az
yctt oft, Dinner Is now ready In TIE
at0laS c2r' ard every ere scrambled
ger p.Rcss in the dancing pavilion hack
ef the casino building There waS a
s~rsrfue0s luncheon served witch TAD
htea pF9ss3ss ~ t@e SEATTLE rorsyr3-s@g,
aH3 watch was u charge ~ TIE Ladies'
Asa society o. plymouth Cong -eSa tlesraal
chGrch. There were several short
spHs>>e~s ~ y -. Gearing - p.ttsnu-~
"a Rev - II .. Temple Of IRIS city.
AID John " Barry ~ Chicago
Aster tGnebean tAs steamers took tA~
axrars.0u.sts an the axe 20 the Seattle
tnteT1stics.&1 rcAd. here special
'Tztn Sss ~sitirs. Neen a3s were aboard
tHs Journey u as taSes - again. &aa Bal.
.&s4 vas scass reached. 4 r.ale aAoswz