The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-23

wELCoME, HERolc TROOPS.
Everyone II Ready.
The citizens Of this town will be ready
to honor them as they deserve.-HoQeiam
Washiugtonian.
CnstinteA PlauAits Of the state.
The return OF this regiment should re-
eeive the unstinted plaudits Of the entire
ssate.-Hoqu;am Washingsonisn-
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Next the Gallant Soldiers.
Then comes the reception OF the Wash
ington soldier boyS-a continued round OF
pleasure, So 10 Washington Re-
sources.
Entltled to No Respect.
The poor nag furlers have no feelings
which the present robustiy Republican
conditions In the United States think it
worth while to respect--Rockford Enter
prise.
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Well Done, Mr.. AMkeAy.
In any event no one VIII say that Mr..
Ankeny has not done more than his share
in extending TO the boys welcome that
is in every sense Observation-Disclosures
Spokesman Review.
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We Salute Yos. Mrs. Strain.
Mrs. Strain raised over 500 In q short
time In this place to assist in bringing the
volunteers home. She and son Joe will
meet the boys at Seattle.-Pomeroy,
Wash. Independent
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Let Them Receive Every Honor.
They are entitled to every honor that
may be bestowed upon them. fer their gal
iantry in action has caused the name OF
the state to ring from one end of the
country to the other.-Davenport Times.
WV
Seattle VIII Stand the Pressure.
The date now set for the arrival of the
First Washington volunteers in Seattle is
shortly after November l. The weight.
Of humanity at that time is liable to cause
the hills Of the future metropolis of the
Pacific coast to subside.-Monroe Monitor.
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All Honor and Praise.
The boys of the First Washington de-
serve all honor and praise for their manly.
valorous deeds and seif-sacrifces In camp
and battle. Their deeds viii, be perpetual
eu III Sung anu story anu snose VINO TEL
In the line of their duty will live In the
hearts Of their friends.-Whi.e River Jour-
nal
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Every One Can Take Part.
The announcement that the volunteers
will not be on the Sound before Novem-
Der /. at the earliest, will give every
one an opportunity 10 so arrange his al
fairs that he can participate in the rousing
welcome that Is to be rendered the fighters
from the FRS. regiment.-Port Townsend
Call.
Keep the Drink shops Ciosed.
The women of Seattle have inausurated
an effort to have all the saloons closed
during the three days welcome to the
drinking the coffin varnish the Filipinos
sell 1t might give them dyspepsia to i'm
bibe Of any good stuff.-Port Townsend
Cali
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Enduring an Granite.
The delay In getting the Washington
boys to Seattle and ultimately to their
homes will only add TO the enthusiastic
welcome they Will receive when they ''get
there" Time will no. dim their achieve
ments. nor will 1: lessen the pride the citi-
zens of Washington have In ''our boys
Chehalis Examiner.
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Like Many FOurtha Of July.
The coming home OF Company I is to
be made an occasion that will long be re-
membered. Nothing will be left undone
to greet the boys in betting manner,
and from ell Indications It win be three
or four Fourth of Julys damned into one"
resident put it yesterday. In any
event. no expense will be spared TO see
that every one IS heartily greeted and the
city will be thrown open to the heroes OF
Manila.-Walla Waila Union.
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Bring EN- Along, Capt. Anderson.
Capt Anderson Ia arranging 10 take
Battery A 70 Seattle to assist In the re-
cepion Of the First Washington. which
will occur early in November. Seattle Is
making elaborate arrangements for the
reception and the largest crowd ever seen
in the big west side city will be collected
there on this occasion. The railroad has
given a rate of one cent a mile each way,
and the Seattle people win care for the
visiting militia free OF charge Capt An
derson expects TO be able to take over be-
tween thirty and forty members OF the
battery. II he does Davenport win make
a creditahle showing In the great parade.
Davenport: Enterprise.