The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-01


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III plishsd last night by the committee
IN charge q the asssnssmsnts for
Ne return Of the Wsshsngtoa volunteers
than at any prsvious meeting. The most
sncousae1ns reports wers received from
me chalrmen sf ths various committees.
including the rsosption committee. trans
porsAt.on committee. and lastly. although
prohahly nrss In tmpoetanos. the finance
committed
the mseting Of the committee besaa by
the approval oe tho minutes Of the last
meeting ard the reading " eecrssssy w.
". TBnshart. r.. 81 . numhsr Of letters
accepting the invitsttnns of the committes
10 attend the celebration ef the return of
the Washington regiment Gov. Rogers
wrote 20 the committee stating that moth
ins should prevent his beinv present ana
participants IN The reception 70 shs vol
unteers similar letters were received
from Consrsssmsn w. L. Jones anl Frank
CAsshman.
The committee thea spsnt . half hour
discussing tho reports Of various chair
men Of suh-committcee. George y. ripes
suggested that before any Definite action
was taken on tAs reposs of the committee
on halls and speakers and that os the re-
cspt:oW committee. = general outline Of
tho reception. tn length and prominent
features. should BE- agreed upon Mr.. Piper
sd:
For my own part. believe ws should
bear IN mind that wc are 20 entertain the
vciuntsers themselves. and also their
friends and relatives. who viii come hers
% greet them. These may numher WAo
ard perhaps more. 4 celebration os thres
days durAt,pn has been spoken o. Ny
Idea In that ws should b~gfn the ceiehra-
tsca By fIiuminasing the city on . magn,A-
cent scale. thus entertaining thoss wso
ccms 20 neet the soldiers on the nisas b..
fore they arrive Th~ nsxf day the troops
get on the 9cund. Tss snsrUs>s % a~siv.
sring the ccscrs 20 tho governor. etc.
nigh, como nsx,. and after that the han
ques ana spssch.mAkine. The third Day
could be devoted 70 snssrsainans and cay
ING farewell % the troops ana v.sssoss 10
the city,
4 0sUssol pvogvao0e.
Mr.. ripes's rsnarhs brought up the
fart that no special eemnSsses ~ been
charged with the duty ~ ds~fsing . gen-
erai programme for the reception and en-
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Msany - chairmsa. Mr.. As~ay wtu
nass the other Two n~mbsrs ef the csn-
m1ttes as = bassg lnea4
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