The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-12

have been kept in place. and toniGht the
same yich flood Of dght viii - turned OF
that delighted the Thousands Of spectators
who looked upon them last wsek.
Tomorrow morning Will b gfven uD 70
. visit to the United States revenue cut
ter NcCuIloch. now lying IN the harDor.
Capt Cousen, commanding the cutter. has
extended an invitation to both associations
and few nneusbers VIII refuse hio Invitation.
The cutter ~ the largest In the service.
and had the honor Of being ct me great
battle IN Manila bay, serving ~ DeWey's
Dispatch boat, and bearing to Hongkon4
and 70 the world the frst Official report %
hts great victory. The McCulloch has two
guns which used TO be on the Refna Chris-
tina. ana many other relics less useful oos
none the less interesting and historical
Besides the visit 20 the cutter. visitors
VIII be given the opportunity to ride TO
various points Of the city on the several
street car lines. Seattle Offers . score o.
attractive suburban parks and resorts
while any Of the heights to which the cas
lines Climb afford MAGNIFICENT views.
Te the naval ststson.
1t IL highly important that every meme
Der OF the association should bear In mind
and communicate 70 his friends the fact
that time Of departure for the excursion
20 the naval station and battieship Iowa
has been changed to II o'clock noon On
tomorrow. Thursday. at which hour the
magnificent steamer Queen win leave from
Ocean dock. The change 10 made In order
20 bring the excursion back at o'clock In
time to catch the steamer City OF Puebla
for 4 trip to Victoria
Tho details Of the latter "trip were COM
hleted yesterday, and AZ transportation
from Victoria to Vancouver was secured
for the national delegates II was decided
TO accept President rarreirs generous Of
fer OF passage to Victoria on the Puebla-
The chairman of the executive COMMITTEES
OF the press club yesterday received the
following dispatch from Secretary Page.
OF the national association. at Portland:
''rhe everlasting thanks OF the associa-
ton are due you for arranging vfctosaa
ana Fort Orchard schedules and your mes
sage was received with cheers"
The excursion on the Queen with proba-
bly, BE- taken by the entire editorial party.
Tho trip on the water Is In itself delight
full ride. The steamer is one OF the best
on the coast and the committee was ex-
ceptionally fortunate n securing her.
Then there Is the historic And patriotic
Interest attaching to visit 10 the battle
ship Iowa, made possfbls by the courtesy
Of Capt. Terry who has consented to throw
the aaaip open despite the fact that she will
be coaiing The big dry dock and naval
station Will come In for q share OF a4ten-
ton, ana on the return TO the city q stop
win be made at Port Biakeley. where the
biggest lumber mill In the world can be
seen.
AaAitioaal Committees.
The following ladies have been designat-
ed 10 serve as ladies' reception commit
tee The committee requests them to con-
slider this announcement Of their names
sufficient notice. asking them each 10 con-
sti,ute herself a committee Of one 10 meet
the ladies OF the party accompany them
TO the lake and TO thu reception. through
out the city and on the excursions TO the
Al fhn IoNK