The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-10
THE CALIFORNIA PRESS.
MSny ~ Its Representatives Pay
Seattle . Visit on Their Return
Prom Victoria.

The California Press Association reached
here yesterday by the steamer City OF
Kingston. and Immediately scattered 10
tire places Of iEteres. about the lakes and
the business portion OF the city. Their
time was so short that they were CON-
PEELED 10 give but little attention 20 any
particular places. The fame OF Lake
Washington seemed 20 have reached them
In advance. and IL was to the shores Of
that beautiful body OF water the news
paper men and their families first turned
their attention. They were bright-ioox-
ing 10. OF men and took in the details bs
their tour OF Investigation with the quick
ness of trained minds.
When the Kingston arrived there STOOD
Or y@sier wharf TO greet her a most care
worn and ionely-icakinx man. II was
Hon Waiter q. Ae.Iiex. Of the Pasadena
News. and he was looking for his wife.
Dir. and Mrs. 1.eiliek had started On the
annual outing Of the association as BRIDE
groom and bride, ard this was their we'd
ding tour. Tbs husband LETT the special
car at Portland last Monday 20 get shaved.
and while az the mercy of a. slow barber
his train steamed away. bearing his bride.
Mr.. aisiltek succeeded yesterday Ia CATCH
Ing the party.
The press association left San Francisco
last Saturday. Their special car arrived
here Tuesday. but ft7e party went directly
10 Victoria, only returning here yesterday
afternoon. AT Victoria they were enter
taiHed royalty By the mayor and isgis-
lsfive officers. There was 10 Official dele
gallon 10 meet them on their return 10
Seattle. and at this they expressed them
selves as pleased. preferrlng TO go where
they pleased and IN what manner they
pleased. 4 telegram received from Port
land yesterday, announcing that pro-
gramme had bean prepared for the associ-
alton. caused considerable CONSERVATION
in the ranks OF the newspaper mel They
left here last night az o'clock Tor TIA
coma, whence they will go directly to San
Francisco and there dssperge. They are
being handled by the Northern Pacific.
The excursion IL headed by resident +.
f. Willis and Secretary Pennycook. The
personnel Of the party is as follows: f. Il.
Wills and wife. Record Union. Saera-
mento: ". s. Nellick and wife. News.
Pasadena; r. Fl. Jury and wife. Leader.
San Mateo. ]. L. Read, Independent. Mid
dletown; V. I. Wills and wife, Enterprise.
Selma: J. H. burst and wife, -Four Cor
ners, Wheatlant; Raleigh Barcar. Re-
porter. vacayiile, s. nj. Haskell and wife.
Progress, Pomona; Mrs. J. A Pitcher and
daughter. Herald, Auburn. C. r. Mont
gomery and wife. Ledger. Antioch: G. Nj.
Francis and wife. Register. Eapa: Mrs. q.
X. Mcciatchy. Bee, Sacramento: Robert
s. A. Huston and daughter, Alliance.
Woodland: j. r. Thompson and Wife.
Standard. Eureka: +. NJ. Swasey and wife.
Free Press. Redding; a. " Morgan. Re-
view. Haywaras: +. II. Wilson and wife,
Argus, Adm; II. T.. Nickel and wife. Roos-
ter. Acton: Duncan Mcpherson and SON.
Sentinel. Santa Cruz. Charles H. Smith
and wife. Hotel Gazette. Los Angeles;
Charles A. Gardner and daughter. Star.
Pasadena; w. g. Brown. wife and son.
Gazette. Martinez: Ben NJ Maddox and
wife. Times. yiaalia; Charles Schmitt and
wife. Sord California Herald, Sacramento:
Watson Chalmers and daughter. Enter
prise. Chico. s. s. Boynton and wife,
Register. .orosilie: w. T. Dewey ana wife,
Leader. Lemoore: G.. u. Radeliff and wife,
sun. MERGED; Il. r.. Thompson and wife.
Press. I-yington; +. V. Dewey and wife.
Journal. Hanford: +. n. Mackinder and
wife. Star. St. Helena w. T.. Lyon and
wife. Richmond Banner. San Francisco;
]. T.. Walden and daughter, Journal.
Sapa: Mira. w s. Green and son, Sun,
Colusa: j. Henry Gias. Argus, Alameda:
John ". Short and wife Republican,
Fresno; W. d. Pennycook. Chronicle, VAL
lejo.