The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-16
OHcers and Men of the Perry
Will Be Here.
HELP EeaATE THE FOURTH.
Cant. kftEore Places Himself ~ the
Disposal of the Com
for a sssana Display OF Fireworks
by DEy and ny Night, snch M Sc
Floats Have Already Been secured

II the general committee should give the
peopse OF Seattle Fourth os JAY ceSe~
fration without fireworks Il would % Ike
setting tefore a Kentucky c9soHel dish
Of ss@w@z chicken wl,hou. tise traditional
'"dgap dgmplln'z" l. would Is incou1-
Ygete. But from the prese~s: appearance
az things. there Il 10 Danger Of airy Eacgs
saneBtaio condition 81 affairs presenting
itself.
Lee Hart. chairman OF the committee
on fireworks. has prepared for an excel
2s~lt display. ard assure! the Pcs&-in,ei!s-
sssncer reporter wng called oD him that
81 would be the fnest ever seen on the
fsg4snd
There ara TO be fireworks OF every kind
and description. During the day there
will be fred from the university ard the
water front the rev dst9naiing t@e.vs-
pound cannon saigs;sz. and vaea this firing
begins the people 0f Seattle may think
that the whole Spanish navy is In the
lay. There Will also ar the SAME time be
fired a series OF Kkeils that explode ia
the sky and present beautiful and fan
fastie figures of smoke and paper 70 the
gaze 81 a wondering crowd. As moth
tas OF this Kind has ever beer seen In
shls city before. the chances are that
each shell Will b. auxi0us.y looked for.
The display oS rockets will also be mag
nifcent. There wilt ~ seTtaner and CALI
ope rockets snd The beautiful willow tree
tina; wgs - admired last year. There w.li
re floating fasgoons. hanging chains,
shooting stars ard telescope repeating
rockets. ami othsFs too numerous 10 men
lion.
The set pieces viii be very costly and
particularly appropriate The FIRST piece
VIII he caEed one Good Boy. Dewey"
II viii ba Gncie Sam pstt.ug D~wey ca
the head. The next will nc our Boys"
Washington militlafnaE equipped Ia
heavy marching order. SeattIe Wei
comes You wsII be one especially intend
ell for our Canadaan visitors. John BuB
and Uncle Sam shaking hands will te
next. ard A large Good Night viii close
the set-pieee digpiays.
Col. T. l.. EJsen aud 4. e.. Calderacad
were a1he 10 work amoig the business
men Only two hours yesterday afternoon:
but IN that tifna they accomplished
wonderful amount or good results. The
business men. who promised To b. repre-
scented IN this parade by floats and the
number they wf.i furnish are follows:
Frederick. Nelson & Monroe, l2: Frye
Eruhn Company. ,. shasta Water Com
pany. 2. Vulcan Ir0u Works. I. Standard
Furniture Company. ?, winsh!p Byos.. 3;
nr=i Ei~csgie Company. !. 1911 Posters. >:
Mutual IAfe. 4 4. G. Davis. /: Seattle
tirocery Company ;, ps,'ten Carlo J.
James RYAN. I Great Western Boiler
Works, / Ss.lftie Soap Company, !. Sc
attic Paper i{ox Company. l. Wilson Il
Raeers. 3 II. :. Fn,t rson Il Co. l: Cali
fornla Commission Company. J, cash Buy
,zes' Association. j John ". Campbell a.
Go. /; and y. &. Mason. /.
Tals makes a total OF a. floats. and
speaks we'll for the work of these Two
gentlemen.
In rt.apons~, 20 an invitation. Col E,dseu
srress s4rtS
W. =. kiIgore. of the r. :. = Perry, sta
TONED a. Puget sound naval station sia;-
Ing that he would be glad 10 attend with
TIE entire foTca Of marines ROW on board
the cutter
Cos. iaisen thanked him in behalf OF
the committee. IL She procession VII
he a ulosi.ss Of tAss unfortunate ;4ttesiiip
Maine Il viii he 50 feet long and ~
feet across the beam. faithfully repre-
HcnssnE every detail ia the construction
Of that greet Tcxsei. T. ) proposed 70
esoafe this float With the marines from
the L. $ $ Ferry. II tbs idea y carried
out. Ak II rsobthiy Will -. If VIII conn
loso ore II tho most Interesting features
az ;hs parade
f.w more litg3e girls are wanted fog
the float representing the different states
81 tho tnion. and Il any WISH 10 p3rttct-
pate fl This beautiful display they should
notify rot Fdssu ~ oncH, he can on
found as his office IL the Uotel SEATTLE
The advertising committee reports tig8t
the contract for the privilege II publish
sng the oGacia, Fourth ~ JulY programme
has heen awarded to ". W. TsaS ard
Cook r. Bishop, the highest biddcrs.
Mr. Ambrose reports tbaJ preparations
Ger the race meet Nsu.iay HlglN are pro-
pressing rapidly. 3ud that there VIII pro5~
ably H. added q fSt mans Tace col,
Islacss mo winner ~ t4Ss years ras'. wiz
enter &c defend bta record. and Pee Rstr-
dsel. VIII rafFy enA Ca: b3y1e w.1 SO
after hls sca1c Olbeya who wish - esJ-
ser should notify Mr Ambrose AZ once.
The rrsnt{pa, 4a8tta-a5iou IL thai sE
asisiraats must weigh az least 80 pounds
DIR. ANNIE RUssEII.. diseases Of
women. s4 4iuckley.