The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-16

~, correspondence Post-InteiIigencer
T9AUTAUQrA. Aug. 15.-Today was,
= a dnfe. the busiest and most succesa-
N Il the present assembly. The GROUNDS
81 - - .fsrs with endcavorers, and the clos
Y 4 svrvxdses In the evening. at the audi
,..-- ~1osed n most cventftii day.
~ iaefure on "Christian Citizenshfp."
fpsx uavdcn, Of Seattle, was eloquent
~ rreefjca1, and especially strong along
~ isrsn Of temperance and eznphasa1tng
~ Snfv a cftsxens at the ballot box
~ .-~1f. Chief conveyed over 40 tired.
~ GsaftIeltes to their h0uscs, IN
sl:s - trust, 10 catch the last car"
~ vgzsd question, for yeass unsolved,
~ NJ aeftated all past Chaufauqua Of
SSsls, 81 morning boat from seattle,
Nh rstnrn trip IN the evensnx. mas this
ss,r. flrUug11 the euterprise OF the pres
~ rssnseeYnsnt, bsen mnde not only
.sEeshglfv. but an atWoIuts certainty. The
xserdes. leaves the White star dock
1Ily q 1 {. ~. excspt Sunday and de-
100 from ChautauquA e. p. M. SWING
tssttis1ees sun ~ e re Frounds' with
css ~, ne essn6.S ncno, an y
1eona, shout 20 In aIl.. eams over on
IN Ssvofionai meeting n the pavilion
~ leo ~ Bev. dfnSpu, ~ ADeSorscn, ST.
~ oc0qviNd the Scmafndes Of the morn-
~ WA ~ oxrept30u ~ the addy4BS ~
n VdrHey. who dfscusEes dfnerent
- each day. the others are confined TO
S@Itugle subject, continued from day to
yof. Colgate gives us Mind Culture,
~ Joseph Beavens continues his DE
yXeom&nf Of Doctrine," and DIR. Van Os-
III carries us into the past
- ta~ueh tv~~ - hav - s.xasA srrua
md scatters incense, while We. dream
q n0atinG down the mystic Nile
And eating lotus on the stream.
~ Involuntary Immersion OF young
so1ssdance With the rites 81 the baptist
~ following persons came IN from the
Qp6ta1 City and ara camping on the hill
NJ NJ. 4 = ves p.n.r6 Mog Ea,o c.sx;
xa ~ 's Wy Hsc Ms 55iyStssT "sa'ey
~ and Mr.. 3tesves and Howard Kent.
esattles broke camp this morning and
ynctantiy Returned 10 their Seattle
III. r EfweiL OF snohomssh. n the
nteet Of Mrs. pavidsons Rev. Vail. of La
t)DA was entertained by Mrs. Dunlap. p.
tonituYist. was among the visitors.
(lrs George Campbell. rcturned mis-
6Dnafy from China, has opened an Orr
sxsi bssaar, corner of bryant avenue
CRiness drawn thread work. Quite a
t~gt trade r. eoshg oni ~ the prices are
eRcesdin@fy low and the articles bcauti-
g Procseds 60 to support the 'sirIs'
Tviasy 10 temperance nay.
Friday n temperance day under the
arsplces Of the w. q. =. IT,. ana promises
tDeclipne all pvevious occasions In inter
81 and numbers- The state president.
Ia Margaret =. Platt; stNe correspond.
-. Mary Byron Reese, editor OF the
Ve@t Washington White HtbboneT, are on
~ grounds busy with preparations. Mrs
ke.r. WIN make the sddress Of welcome
Anti-saioon League and Prohibitionists
VIII take part, the whole closing with q
srsnd gold medal contest,
large crowd Is cxpectsd from Seattle and
Tacoma Tha Indeprndent Order OF Good
Tsmplar@ always bring plenty OF enthusi.
asni. and royal time II anticipated.
At . D. M the usual cvanGeiistic serv-
Ices by the Cooke band wers held. Much
disappointment was felt Yesterday by en-
curslonists because 20 much time was
spent IN the preliminary services. and
lust when Jack began to speak At u. m
Inc boat whistied and they were Obliged
Miss Irene nysrs and Mrs. Kari John.
pfnx wi,s Mrs, Davidson. also Mrs. Leon.
aM and daughter, from the Queen City
Rev. Heron. missionary from China
Who made his escape from. chentuns
whe arrived last Thursday. gave a very
Interesting account OF the causes that lef
% the present troubles. and also paid q
hixh tribute g the better class Of chinese
with whom the missionary relations ar,
81 pleasant.
RE Resting, former president Of IN.
hsgstt Young Peoples Union assembly