The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09
ana. Alexandria: .Harry went.y. Press.

Pukwana-
Tennessee. ". N. Burkett. Dispatch.
Jackson: E. G.. Perry. Democrat. Column
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Texas-C. F. Lehman. executive COM
mitseeman Herald aalls.fsvills; C .a,d
Thomas. Chief, Comanche: .Eugene
Moore. Empire; stephensville: VIII Neel.
Teisphone en-, Dublin; Mrs. Isadors Mins e
Greenville: Jasper Collins. Waterman.
Carthage.
Texas. NORTHWESTERN. A. Johnson.
h Gsan.. TfeE e. piehl. Record. Mammoth.
virvinia-W. NJ. Pierce. Messenger.
Christianburg: Fulton kegiey. South
washnston-r. z. Alexander. executive
committeeman. Western Home Journal.
Spokane: VIII A. Steel. Post-Intelligen-
Ger. Seattle; 'Alonzo u. Murphy Out
burst oI,,,; SPOKANE; Joseph G s1a Bran,
Leader. chelan: c. III. Schultz. Ledger,
Tacoma: Charles F. Bailey Herald, North
Yakima n. w. Durham. Spokesman Re-
West virginia-w. g. Wiley, executive
committeeman. Democrat. New Martins
s surs H. iseOe Record aeT spsnc Me;
F. Fleming. New Dominion. Morgantown;
J. Slidell Brown. Argus. Kingwood; NJ G.
sperry; News. Clarksburg; John J, Corn
well. Review. Romney; w. A. Ohiey. In
wisconsin-H NJ. Knowlson. executive
committeeman. Journal. Waterloo: E.
ningham. independent. Chippewa Fails.
wyoming-sG. w. Perry. executive COM
| mitteeman. Republican. Rawlins.
associations represented .....;.............S g;
Voting strength Of convention ...........3Ol
Persons accompanying delegates ..1Ss
Mr.. Farrell's Generosity.
Presiden. Farrell, Of the Pacific Coas:
Company. upon ascertaining that the dele
gates to the national association had In
contemplation trip to Victoria. has placed
at their disposal the elegant and commo-
dious steamship City Of Puebla- Her reg
ular hour for sailing il II O'Clock a. m or
Thursday. but President Farrell has agreed
to hold her until S o'clock p. m In order
that the visitors may have six more hours
to spend In Seattle. This generous Offer
includes rooms. berths and meals on board
the steamer free OF charge. The offer was
highly appreciated by the executive COM
mittee Of the local press club. who a,
once communicated 1t to Secretary Page
OF the national association. at Portland
i Mr.. Page replied with thanks for the
offer. inquirng as to the possibility Of ar
ranging for transportation from Victoria
to Vancouver. where the excursionists ex-
pect TO take the Canadian Pacific. Ar
rangements have already been made
through the courtesy Of the Seattle & In
ternational road 10 take the excurs ,nls.s
from this city TO Vancouver. OF course
II they should so from here to Victoria
the rail route 20 Vancouver would have
TO be abandoned. Secretary Page vas IN
formed tina, transportation from Victoria
TO Vancouver could not be arranged for
here. and that he must take up that mat
ter himself
1t 50 happens that during the session o.
the state press association and the sisi.
OF the national delegates. the elegant ex-
cursion steamer Queen viii be at this port.
During the session In Portland many OF
the delegates have expressed a special wish
20 visit the Puget sound naval station and
dry dock. The local committee has ar
ranged for an excursion to the naval sta
ton on Thursday afternoon. and President
Farrell has made X practicable for the
committee to secure the Queen 10 carry
the excursion. This was done last night.
wagner's First Regiment band will be on
board 10 furnish music. and refreshments
and other entertainment viii be provided
during the excursion.