The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-24

days. and probably three. n win exceed
In magnificence and in display OF patriotic
sentiment anything in the history Of the
city or the state In the celebration every
order In the city will Join with hearty en-
thusiasm. There will be bands of music
and delegations from every city and town
IN the state.
Gov Rogers and the state officials sr-
to be invited today 10 participate fn the
celebration and 70 take a hand IN IN,
plans which the committee has under wav
for that magnificent event The secretary
Of the general comnittee. ". " R1neharx
jr.. will today notify the mayors sf shs
cites and towns Of the STATE Of she prepa-
ratiors that are under way for rhe return
OF the regiment. and ask their co-opsrD-
ton IN the reception and In raising me
funds necessary to Sesray the transports-
tion expenses Of the various companies
after they leave this csty.
The following members ~ tne general
committee were presen. at Mayor Hames
Office when the meeting was called 70 or
der:
Mayor T. = Humes. f. o. Graves. n. A.
CHADWICK. W. v. Rinehars. tr. A. w.
Brookes. Daniel Jones' yufsus Re<s~gsnesrs-
Gen J. p. Me.calfe. George Z. Piper. Pr~..
vanderveer J. howard Watson. Maj
james r. Hayden.
Before the COMMITTEES rad gone very rsr
in - WORK detachment OF the Fortscn
RELIEF Corps entered the room and was
given seats Mrs r w psnfels. pr-st-
dent Of the corps. headed the delegation.
On being made acquainted with fhe obi~rr
m.ftee 10 have th~ relief corps. "a well A.
the Red Cross Society. iofn IN tns move
msut Mrs. Daniels said
ALL aRE WORKING TosETmEA
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen % ne
Committee. While II 10 our intentions 20
establish relief home for fhs ssek aus
needy among the wasnirgfon rexrsnesf.
st,ii our corps - heartily IN synpnssv with
the work os the cfr zens' committee 4nsf
will DO everything tn So power n ssrifs-
tate taat work We ssan 20 very wfaH
indeed 70 assist !n preparing .Se rr~er-
tion. IN proyisilnx refr~~n-uenss for t-~ SOL
d.ers and In serving fhers
''our principal energies will s~ aewateef
20 the establishment % n hon1e rhers -
sick ART r-edy ~ me selaferx e.an -
taken care ~ Until trey are s~sf-@upporr-
l~g We have already = a fwo ~a-ss -
three months. and fsr rssseh q our sss-.
cess we are Indebted 80 sae aff 20 sn@ Pnzs-
Irtesl.gsncer"
George 2 Piper suggested thas th~ ~o-.-
rs'tsee reorxanlze ny increasing - -s~u1-
oership 80 as 20 frcIn6e neroe-s - -H~
Red Cross Society and srs Fsr-so- z@ssss
Corps y Suggest tnas TIE three orxan8za-
tons ctn work. - better asvanrsx~ 70 oas
body than s~paraseIv~ eel ~
r. ~ Graves rnov~f fnas re eorr-strs !.
he enlarged frern twenty - .nsrer. rn@ -er
new members - se chosen. avs ears. s-.-s
ere Rel Crosse srcs~ry snf fs@ Forr.oa Ra-
iies Ccrrs -ca-ree
NJ. Graves ervfafnes shas - 49, sat
TIRE ladies' q. sh- r~If~s eorps raj ,n~ -t~nr
ifea. fhas ~ r~c~osia- should rnf ~-s4
WITH ne sussrfsfnr7on. arr ~aiss-4sis- o-x
sh@ return - re sroous sns RAT -.~z~-sr-~
ssouis - tskea = a-vist - rol.sse~x n
taxing ~sre % Themselves an1 n s~rsrsnr
steasicns
ACCEPTS WI. svkEyy,s eFrFH
NJ Piper a. 49, 5Egart8r~ n - ornoe@,s-
lrgs formally notified sb~ ru-n-rsrsr~ -
Mr. Anx~uv's 5-sr - rro~at@ rrxr-rs--~
~ 80 ewn perxcnaI exp~rre for nrsrxsn~
;n~ rag merit fussct fro-s san rrs-ess~,
- Seattle.
= arr arz * rseres~ a. NJ x~za-~s.
sGent - Representatives tn srf~ -~sseFs~
NJ Piper explained Ne "a. sr~~rss~-a.f
re - engage .ae nece~~ary s-sasn~r@ ~-~
Sorn sntfres ~ thus 80 relsavast - snax
3atY ard r@<po1sbfT.y TIE aniv esrs-
parry frst car provide sh@ r-anxno--s .
- fzcssc cosss Company { rave So
eus~~f fae matter WITH Nr Fssr-p4 xhn
aes promised re ss< sfHsrs@rs xr~r -.
regiment srrfwes - San Franrss~4 r -
nzsures - save ane = - sf~srn~-4 ~ssss-
nlnx 20 C~1tra. Ar-ss~Yra .e rgane r., "a
F'~s1Tiscs an4 rr.az fn~ trgesss. -zxetn~~
STIR ere ~ fas r~zz4z~ Saa Frranr sro-s~~r-
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