The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-05
DOLPHIN 70 LEAVE At NOON.
Change in Time of Chamber Of
Commerce Excursion.
WILL vlsIT.powN SOUND CITIES
Everett and Anacortes on Itinerary
for Today-Do1phfn Will stop at
Blaine. Whatcom. Fairhaven and
Port Angeles Tomorrow-Sundny
Morning Seattle Men VIII Meet
Business Men for Port Townsend.

Morning Seattle Men VIII Meet
Business Men for Port Townsend.
At IL o'clock noon today the steamer
Dolphin. carrying the Chamber of Com
merce excursion to down Sound cities
will leave the Schwabacher wharf. Ever
EFT, Anacortes, Blaine, whatcom. Fair
haven. Port Angeles and Port Townsend
Will be visited in the order named. The
excursionists will return to Seattle about
8 o'clock Sunday evening.
The original intention was TO leave at
o'clock this morning. but the failure
Of the Dolphin TO return from her Alas
kan run upon schedule time necessitated
a later hour of departure. The Dolphin
was expected TO reach Seattle yesterday
afternoon, but 1t was o'clock last night
before she arrived at Vancouver. and her
arrival here will not be until s o'clock
this morning. With all this delay. she
could discharge cargo and be ready v
depart early this morning. but II is de-
sired to allow sufficient time for the YES
sci to be prepared for the special trip,
and thorough renovation will be given
all parts.
The plans for the excursion. as original
ly outlined, provided for a party of 100
leading Seattle business men. At meet
ing of the executive committee last night
IL was found that almost that number
had already engaged passage, and rep
resentatives of several other prominent
firms had agreed 10 go II business mat
tiers permitted.
Revision of Schedule.
The change In time OF departure from
Seattle necessitated an entire revision of
the schedule for the trip. The Dolphin,
leaving Seattle at noon, will not arrive
at Everett until about 2 p m. Anacortes
will be reached late in the afternoon. and
the evening will be spent there. The night
will be occupied in making the trip to
Blaine. where the excursionists will visit
Saturday morning The remainder of the
be divided between Whatcom and Fair
haven. Leaving these cities the Dolphin
will pass through the San Juan islands
to Port Angeles. and the excursionists
ing they will visit Port Townsend for
several hours and will return to Seattle
reaching here about p. m.
A band will accompany the Dolphin.
and variety of entertainment Will be
provided for the excursionists between
cities.
only one of the invited committees from
the cities to be visited will depart from
here on the Dolphin; the Port Angeles
committee. composed of C, A, Griggs. r.
o. Wilson aud f. Il. Fischer, arrived
in Seattle yesterday. They report that
the proposition is being enthusiastically
received at Port Angeles. and. while no
no lack Of hospitality will be shown The
axeursionists will be met at the boat
and escorted to the Hotel Angeles.
where they will be met by the local busi-
ness men and an INFORMAL reception VIII
The excursion Is being conducted as
strictly informal AFFAIR. and. az far as
known, no plans for formal entertainment
are being prepared. The desire OF the
Seattle men is to get better acquainted
with tho business men OF the down Sound
cities, and this desire is apparently APP
preciated by those in charge Of arrange
ments at the various towns; practically
all are preparing to meet the Dolphin at
the wharf and escort her passengers to
same public hall where they Will be given
Informal greeting by the business men
In general
Committees work.
No official information has been re-
caiyed from Everett as TO the plans for
reception there. but the business men
have taken the matter actively In hand
and committee Will probably accom-
pany the excursion for the remainder OF
thestrip.
O. John H. Dahl. mayor of Blaine, has
advised the Chamber OF Commerce that
a reception committee will meet the ex.
cursionists. and that committee or
Blaine business men has been named 10
represent that city on tho Dolphin
In Fairhaven the reception will be I'M
der the direction OF the Commercial Club,
Poland g; Gamwell, J. A. Kirkpatrick
ana another vet 10 be named compose
tho committee TO accompany the exeur-
sion.
ing elaborate plans for the entertainment
81 the excursionists. At a meeting OF the
board Of trade " L biek'n poii Se a
lev ana 4 "a irish were named as an
executive committee TO have charge Of
the reception. committee from what
com viii meet the excursiQnists at Fair
haven I-pon arrival at Whatcom they
will be conducted 20 the reception rooms
which are being prepared. Mayor Hardin
viii deliver an address ~ welcome and
an Informal social session viii be held
In tho course 81 which refreshments viii
Sa,n ratt.ee OF yvhafcarl business men
rotnts,sca ~ ~ L. Dickinson. A u
CLARK and simon kiidHli, will meet tho
polphin AZ Everett and viii accompany
the excursion for the remainder ~ the
The Port Townsend committee on the
Dolphin has been changed, being nov
composed 81 Charles y. Coon, y. IT. hsii
and Edward 9. Adams
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