The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-08
Fourth of July Committee Organ
lied and Ready for Work.
NEED OF HASTE RECOGNIZED
o.h-csunafssees for ysrfosa Depart
0aenfa Of Celebration Party
. Chssen-R~prss~st Men In
rhargs-F~sttvities to Last Tw~a-
sy-fssr Bours-AdAfsfomaI Pre-
nranm~Piass ed fer Sunday NiGht


Afassm - rs hsd In this city On the
Fourth Of July are rapidly taking organ
ssAc enare. me executive eozTm.tiss szss
nis.. acSoirss4 sub.eonrzit;ess covering
shs yasspus departments Of this aernonzfra-
shcn. en< taess viii iSok over The asl9 and
DO reaHy for fns.r first reports Fr:tay
nAat TIA eelsaraslon last year Was
ssass1d Early In May. and the present com
Es;sses Appreciates the need Of haste at
aass late date. I, has been definitely ceeid-
"a ttat tins Festivities shall last twenty
Eocs hours. and probably an :nsi!aioryT GER
emory q q rather solemn character Will
taxa place In Pionser sQaare the Sunday
evening prsos.ilas the holiday. The most
frtsrsIy feeling waa shown last night IN
the esmmsstse toward the people Of the
8nsifa Columbia cites. a special invita-
ton win Be cent them 10 attend. ard the
esishpa alton Will have many features eaacu-
lated - win their appreciation.
The meeting last nighe was called 10 or
der at SO O'Clock by Mayor T. J. Humss
IS oha.Ymaza. Present were VIII II. par,ys
James u. Hogs. s.. G. T.. Crane. \. II.
Stewart, Robert II. Lindsay. A. H. Foote.
julius Rsaelzhsimsr. George Il. Piper. Lee
Hart, II. a. Chadwick. Amos Brown.
The minutes OF the previous meeting we're
read and adopted. Eeselsheimer suggested
that a. iaany OF last years committee
men IS possible should he appointed on
thls years committees. IL was decided
that tfa appointment OF committees should
be undertaken at once. The finance com
mittea. So most important. was taken up
frat. DIR. keaelahelmer moved the seiee-
ton OF C. 4. Crane as chairman. and the
nomination Was seconded by Mr.. Parry.
Mr.. Crane demarred 10 shouidsriny the re-
spsaalbillty ot the office and withdrew In
faysr Of Mr. Hoge. The latter WAS elected
and given power 70 select the members OF
the finance committee. submitting the fol-
lowing names, which were approved:
CAariss J.. Crane. Edward F. Sweeney.
James Gill. s. l.. Crawford. ]. A. Moore.
Daniel Jones. J. NJ. r. Atkinson. Isaac
Cooper. Sherwood .aitespy. George NJ.
Stewart.
In order 10 maintain organizations as con-
shas eaca eommitte. outside os that on
finance should be made mp Of a chairman
and two members from toe executive COM
mltses. they to appoint two others. who
should In turn be added members TO the
executive committee.
Col T.. J.. Easen vas suggested as grand
marshal OF the day and chairman Of the
COMMITTEES on parade. lie was unanimous
j. elected, with Lee Hart and j. - Hoge
sr.. as members of the committee. Other
committees weFa partially selected. a. fol-
lows;
Fireworks Chairman, Lee Hart: VIII Il.
Parry ana 4. r, Stewart,
Advertising --Georgei L. Piper. julius
Reieiahelmer and H. 4 Chadwick
Reception ana NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T. ].
uumes. Col \. J Ble,hen and A. H.
Foo,e.
Transportation :, Goldsmith. S. L.
Crawford and IL \. Chadwick.
speakers-C'os, \ J. Bleihen, 4. n Stew
art and wla II. Thompson.
peeorasbos. Jules Reaeishelmer. ]. A.
NadoAu. c. r crane.
Musc~Ca. r. ~ Lindsay VII II.
Parry. 4. Il. Stewart.
sport2-A. r Ambrose J. Z. Alien. r
L. kaaaaU.
PF,ses~ s l.. Crawford Albert Hansen.
J a. Moore
Au1lt.aa -Wso II Parry. a II. roote..
Regatta Amos Brown Judge ". n
Moare. 1oan e. C7Hlou. Commodore