The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-05

4 o0w DsUpsosioo ra1nefvo 20 - osers
tainmuns ~ tho Washfngssa vcsunsssv reU-
imsns during ito stay here 10 under con-
adsrSftoa BY fhe Sxscu1vs oumnseoD nnv-
inG In charge the prsUnsuttonD ~ the -
cspfisn 20 The truepA II 10 afMDQy 10 gfvs
the troops md milbe1nmsu . sDuoW O. tho
linss Of the cslsbsaxS1 AFFAIR sSv1 N New
por1de. In which NE nns0 81 psWeys 0est
w~rs the guesaa Tho tdes - suowsUssd
yesterday ~ . 0aDtfnG - tn eDscnsivo
com0ittss and - pro0p<iy tansa -
The new arrongeDsnt. IL carried osss b.
the committee. Win ~ sdopted - part -
the programme ~ pan1o of tns svsnsno
banQuss whieh II vaS ART proposrd TO
serve the sroops. \ nn0 Denu % e<1sbaeO
and drinkaSgD wsn - served, not inciua-
u TO fzrntnh the snsdiesA both q the Old
and tho n~w euasd Win . 1ns lunch. to-
gsthse with ptpsa cfsnR &C.. which to-
may njUy - Their swn ~. ooppteuaaBs-
ing the msssssal pass 81 the snsestssnm.ns
Win - . sdyrn1ne - vhscn the bsssnt-
RsssSiy oSsiinsa. ,ss p,ss . % hsvs
PRESENT 10 IesU pessDWageO tnan Dvi9 6sn.
Charles k!nG. Who - hnOwn Wsxywnere
= the 01sne ssl aAmis~s q the Mssssns-
:1s oe 49, a. So: ~. 49, Ssss''s sssss :
Senators Posseg snl TtIrney. Gov. RosNsI
CongresMsa ycsso and cusnmaa sad
sonGA sen fssnay stones. ssvs cisvss rsssts-
tions and the Him
Re . Ssssv Ts.s.
caption q to gtve the trcyys Jolly eupd
mem; n sss : q s.s snS sosmss ~.
speeches Il y urged thes after the parade
s s"a s s e |. % 'ns dss sss
with orasorfcG features They win wans
something Iess formal; y 10 snsrtsd. and
more sn5oya5ls 0s.lds. the women Of
hums ccoEsd brsaKlsss or iupeheon imms-
ore. Il q ssid. WI tshs sSs piscs q
me idss y yss in . fcrmsssav~ essss-
ton. II baO not been dennffeiy secepfe1
BY the committee. although - wAe recetved
"A vsscscsi p.rs Az. " .n .cv ~ u
sccomnscss"sisns fos 3" me s w. q v,sssoss
~. .nY ~, ?: NJ. r e .sssra ,ss 80 800
~ the mpse important ss6obe undeFsnlsMA. =
IN the hands Of spee1al COMMITTEES q
wnlch = = Wsils .; cn1.sM.e. Ire ecm-
4blyUes buId1no an1 hes aken up ~
WIN ~ . DyAeSHo0c moH1gk CnnvnDFYD
w!l :: ss1t cys over the e,sy g s.rsxs e.
have quarters for o;s q - 1oss psspiS g.
ing the celebration. a comp5ets M -
rooQin9 and iot3ging hcureU - sell -
hotela and private boars1iug hoIslD WIN -
made up BY The committee for use when
tha crowds couse.
msw CsswA Wss - nssAssS.
n 10 expects1 that 5000 psople win BE-
here - welcums the tsoops when thsy land
That the h0tei Accommodate Of the city
viii be severely tsxet9 goeD without saying
Yet n = confidently aOeFSed by the COM
nlettes that ample accommodations for all
wnD win come - SAITH VIII be provided
~ 10 now befi~vea shet quarters for the
troops and for the sskfs militia win De
secured In the Armery. The commrttse
figures that the troups viii not arrive unsil
after the exposition now In progress at the
Armory II ended. Chairman Rlnehart OF
tho committee on shelter ana subsistence
II figuring on using the Armory. Bunks
win b. erected around the four walls Of
the building including the newly erersed
wings Tables will be bum IN tho center
nimei~pt TO accommodate between f.9sD
and - men.
The executive COMMITTEES N yet wovnsnx
on tho matter Of finance Over half the
necessary sum for the ceIebraffon has b~en
subscribed. The committee has yef 20 80
willing 70 contribute their share
At yesterdays meeting ~ the ere~.rsfv.
committee a second appropriation was vv,s~
~ for fireworks Provision has INV been
made for a splendid dsspiay including so
pieces. detonating bombs and ether kfude
81 pyrofeehnics Aitouesher. a MAGNIFICENT
celebration. the like Of which haA never
been wrne>s~d In tbs states history. Is
assured