The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-22
Meetings Will Hereafter Re
Held Monday Nights.
Yse PHILADELPHIA MUSEUMS.
seattle 4. s.ke. Go Place an ~
ns,.t. I'm the Quaker city Aiens
win ,he Raw and uRnufnct"rea
Products Of All -nnds-in' ifH''""
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Met 4. This City In i>s~'


sf,.r rn@st on Monday evenings .aaiea1
AZ yessuexday. the first nse%iiag GhaeF t"e
9anened order being held on No&eEAye9 =
Tal~ aes4rninafion was resrhee iast nis ~
a. motion 81 Thomas W Prose- aaFt
,,ndsyssDos sasd Mr. Ffoach. "tHat !
does Dot saif some o. ihe menu g E.s
A. VsHuesday night TeurNdag night mas
lsee, ruxg3stea. but e. occurs 70 ne fbat
,hs ear.lsr nights N tire Seek would -
fe4tey th4n the fafer $esFfT aB the reg
mar nesting Of every kind prayer meet
lnxx noifsieaI gatherings social assem-
bites. are held duElas the latter part ~
the week TIE motion 20 adops aondas
night beginning with week from nest
N0naay wss carried 0nani m9usly.
Amenw fhf communications presented
Las Right wan 0ne from the Phliadelpala
museums IN which occurred the follow
ing statements.
1Xe are arranging for p mos elaborate
fntsrsstsanzi msetinz ~ business men con-
seeied xith our foreign advisory board
not ouiy from f.stla An1eriea but from
the uhDss Orient A. y3f are xefi awsFe
a. cur Jus rneetiHg sixteen t.gfin-Ameri-
ear republics we're represented. A. our
next mssliag. Is be held N ost5ber las.
We sre psannlng Tor delegates rot ou.y
from Lain Amefla bat fram South aud
West Africa Australia. Indsa China.
japan and other eoarfrles 1n ali pr3ba-
hfffr se shall have go or - foreign rep
fesenfafises q T. anr plan to arrange
with shsse 10 present papers on lsadiag la
tsrn8tlanaf commercial topics. RepFesrfl~
tai.ve~ fsega ali the boards a. trade. cram
hers Of commerce azd trades organizations
81 the United States vi b. present. we
propose 20 f8v}ts Sf6u % &tf9 icEdiag manu-
faefursfx - atIezd TIE me ting wi1
prof axis be tho lsrses. business c08gFfss
exec he'd
When sskea with reference ~ the plans
and palfEeses ~ iAe Fhhaesphia CommfF
cal Auseun1s See Htg i.iBg ~ the
1Haalhtt 81 Cewsmsres sad
~ il an efsanizsiian founded tao years
aeo fsr tas aur93ae 81 cole tiag snd pla =
isk On exhibit 10 sslta bie buildings the rsw
Ard manufactured produces o. all coumv
tries Aith The ultimate ehleci e. ineFeas-
ing cenlmcfrs ard enlaFgiua the trade Tsla
ilans 81 tse tinted States Nth other coHa-
triss From tlsae "a time e has msds in
sestFafioas and ssusd - mpniete. II has
m sdvs4ery committee msde ap q IS ask
hoard an1 del gates st8fn boards Of tFsGe
aud chambers ~ commerce and other com
nsrelaf orran nations throughout fhe
Isaited states NnHsrs James = Gold
smith ard A " Rraokes we're the asie-
gates from Seattle 70 the FIRST annual meet
ina hela In June isst.
'sThe Philadelphia C5usmercial Museums
HNN EFBE&rtE TT ttNts tttAt-totAtRtte -st=t .'s
lngS II phfisdelphia ard Co establish vari-
Gus departments to have charge respect
ivels ~ The divers branches 81 CONNER
eiai saterests Ths total ares Of the buid-
lnga all he from 2o0e 10 3o9e01 square
feet In ociebeF next q is proposed IN
connection with TIE advisory board N es-
tnx. u hold a great exposition At whih
all the Manufactured goods Of the Tinted
gtsfes viii 81 exhibited in Philadelphia.
~ q I'D ar
Will he represented. with from SO 10 500
foreign delegates Seattle VIII be called
UPON to furnish exhibits and 10 send dee
gates.
~ number Of conventions 81 a national
commercial character Aave hsen held dur
ins the past year OF 50 to my knowledge.
and the chamber has been iavlted 10 send
delseaies peiegsiss have accordingly
heen appointed tet I think In every ease
they have been unable 70 attend on sc-
count Of pressure ~ business Il certainly
seems az n The chamber ought % make
= point 90 being actually represented az
these gatherings and that such an attend
anee would he beneficial To the city"
TIE communication from tho Museums
was referred o. tho secretary. with in-
strrs tons 70 eo8for With tae newspapers
al TIE city a. to giving the matter suitable
Ega e
a communication from Chicago relating
- fae establishment % department n
cor rseFee aud Industry vas referred To-
taa sseretsrF With Instructions 20 fepiy
that The chamber had already passed res-
0lui3ns fatorins such a department ard
had sent them 60 the senator's from This
state
\ communication from a. & Warner
az Bethlehem Md. with reference TO es-
tehgshing In Seattle a fruit canuerv was
referred ~ the committee on manufac-
tgfss
On written request frNm Mary 2
1fse president % the " G. r. A. f,r
Western Washington. the chamber exc
1endea the National Union an invitation
q held its @th annual convention next
yeaf ia this clty
Tbs teleEfara from Secretary of war
Alser % President Graves concerning lhe
military post 3 he established IN Marco.
~ einH was fe1a It's contents have "A
ready beer published Nr Graves made
hsief review 81 tho situation laaf a{srs
eoneiuaiug with fho remark fhat me .-
tshHsainfai ~ % ftG rcglaeatal posi-
sefmed nuN an absolute certainty So
sad shai ou she Ver. dan tne disnef,h
vas reeslNca fram Secretary Ai~rr au
Inc abstracts ef tite to fho sga eeHez e~,.
.tae.d la tAe tatiro sire aua 1pnroael,ss
Zee 1een tofwtrded 20 tne attorney e.s.
sH4t wfth favorable oDigion from th-
'atea States attorney for th.s DISTRICT
th maitpn az g : Smith the srtf7, ~