The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-17

a. 40 ard Immediately deserted tsselr
cars and wsre taken about TIE city.
- ttay were dae 20 leave here a.
O'clock i vas enly possible 10 take ths-rl
foE 4 car ride - Lake Washington and
hack Even in IRIS short Ike however.
IKE visitors sought every opportunity -
learn somatn hing about S+AttIs. AS II
Ghe wee hcr was made 20 order for the
FASTENERS. and OF ksra - whhsh they
Were 8ceustoz1ed heavy shower q rain
-arEe down as they were returning 20
til~ eity from Lake Washington Basus
weli provided with umbrellas and para
sojs. little annoyance was experienced,
ard tne visiting Endeavorers took the
:ain with good grace. being assured thai
Il vas an unusual thing for this climate,
a. least a. this time o. the year
II a body the visitors sat 1owu 20 dir
Ter az ms Northern and Stevens hotels
~ s-3e O'Clock. ard were ready 20 leave
b. :. fna hour st for their departure
Tire View Workers wese IN charge ~
II a Klnzpcrr Of New York city. He
saii hts PARTY was snoYu every courtesy
here. ard thev were grateful for the kind
trez frneut afforded ther1. As the train
pulled out the gathering % local En-
dearor.rs and those or the train sang
God Re With You TIL We Meet Again
TIE New Workers are cue 10 arrive a.
ycfigM park Monday. They Will
su~rd sax and one-half days there. The
New .Fsrs-y SPECIAL is also due AZ the
park Monday.
oa5nG lo the enormous traffic east over
ti-e Northern Pacific with TIE demand
for accommodations At Yellowstone park.
the Northern Pacific has closed its hotels
iG che park "a all business except En-
deayorerS until further notice. The New
Jersey delegation asked 20 he routed via
the Yellowstone, bat General Passen-
ger Agent Fee refused them. say
ing that they could not be cared
for At the hotels OF the company
SIR Davis then threatened 20 % East
over some other line when Mr.. Fee finally
gave them one day III the park This Is
the first firne In the history he North
erp Pacific that ii was co 2p' 1 10 re-
fuse business through the uatH0ai park
Joseph NcCa5e. division sap ntendent
Of the Northern Paclf" KS "a the city
g. pars Of yesterday. aSststIn4 Il. handling
the trains Of excGrsiouisfs. u said thar
from their arrival In Portland the east
bound Endeavorers had bee' handled on
schedule time As fast ~ the trains
were turned over 10 the HDrtharu Pacific
from the Southern Pacific they were
rushed East and sent on their wa with
out the loss Of an hour. No difficulty
has b"en experienced in handling the
business up TO this tine.
At ll.l5 last night a special train OK
four coaches. containing Il, s.ndeaForers,
arrived in the City from Tacoma. The
party was a mixed one. including mem
bors Of a number of Eastern state Gc.c
eatious There was 4 sprinkhug from
Indiana ana Illinois Several IF the dele
e3fes from this city and from other points
in the state returned home or the train.
The EndsayoTers quickly sought the
hotels and We're comfortably quartered
Last oicat. Many II them viii leave for
the East over the Canadian Pacific this
morning.
\ train load Of Ohio and Indiana dele
gates is expected here this afternoon at
4 O'Clock. The party includes 20 people
and is in charge Of r. l.. Patrick and c.
l.. Patterson. The regular trains will
bring a large number outside of the ex-
cursion trains.