, 1890-10-16
THE DAY FOR IDAHO.
Excursions From All the Palouse
Towns Will Arrive This
Morning.
Appropriate Exercises. Fine Pre-
gramme, Fireworks, and Most
Attractive Features.

country, and larger number OF
visitors were in town yesterday
than has yet been seen since the
opening day. These visitors come
from all parts of Eastern Washing
ton and Northern Idaho.
Many of them come to remain the
entire week, as they wish to see the
exercises of Idaho day, Miners day
and Yakima day. All three Of
these days will be of Importance,
and large crowds will probably be at
the exposition building every even
ing, as well as u good attendance
during the day.
Visitors began to arrive at the ex-
position building yesterday morn
ing as early as 10 o'clock and kept
dropping in during the entire day,
and in the evening there was an ex-
cellent attendance of both strangers
and people from this city. The run
ming of the electric cars on Sprague
street is great advantage. Every
car was crowded both yesterday af-
ternoon and during the evening,
A large number of visitors will
arrive from Genesee and Lewiston
to-day ut III o'clock. Word was re-
ceived from North Yakima yester-
day that u good representation
would :. come from there, accom-.
panied by the mayor of the city and
other distinguished citizens
In order to add interest to the
special features of this week there
will be n display of fireworks at the
exposition building each evening,
commencing to-day, at 1870. This
will be II very beautiful sight and
can be seen by people in all portions
of the city.
Hon. James w. Reid, of Lewis.
ton, the orator for this evening, is
expected to arrive at IL O'Clock and
will stop at the Hotel Spokane.
Hon. w. II. Clagett, of Idaho, Is
also expected to arrive to-day. A
number of we'll known citizens of
Idaho came in yesterday to be pres
ent at the exercises this evening.
Hon. Charles Voorhees, has been
requested to deliver the address of
welcome on behalf of this city Sat
urday evening, which will be de-
voted to North Yakima. 1t is
worthy of notice that both Mr..
Voorhees, and Mr.. Vance, the two
speakers for Saturday evening, are
sons of distinguished senators who
are celebrated for their oratorical
powers.
A telegram was. received yester-
day yannouncing that Bishop Gravel,
of Canada, would arrive here either
to-day or tomorrow. The bishop Is
distinguished and eloquent prelate
of the Catholic church, and Is well
known throughout Canada as well
as in Europe, where he has been on
important missions for his church.
He will probably visit the eXposi-
tion Saturday afternoon at the same
time 130 Indian children from the
Colville mission are there. He will
no doubt consent to deliver an ad-
dress appropriate to the exposition
and to the occasion. He Is of fine
appearance and n speaker of much
power. A cordial welcome will no
doubt be extended to Bishop Gravel.
THIS AFTERNOONS MUSIC.
The selections of the consolidated
band, under the direction of Mr..
Joseph Navotti, will be given in the
main hall. The Hungarian band
will play in the art gallery (admis-
sion free. The afternoon pro-
gramme is us follows. Consolidated
band:
MarehnMOnt9 .Nioo,ioo oris'o
Gavotte-"Our Little Nestling," Moses
Song without words ....... Mendel ssohn
Waltz-"American Students" =. Missud
Mandolinata. .....................L .Langey
Galop-"Dash" ...............W Wiegand
Hungarian band:
March-"B "Boccacio" Suppes
Csendes-Sational Dance. .Lombor
Waltz-"Sweet Sixteen" ....R. Aronson
Selections s...........,.......,. Escort
PolSu-"Sanc Facon" ...... Waldteuie
| Hungarian American melodies. ........
EVENING PROGRAMME.
Commencing at 1880 o'clock there
will be display of fireworks from
the exposition building. The exer-
at o'clock. Programme of evening
exercises:
March-"King Karl' '........... Nurath
Address OF welcome. ...,...,........
................Judge Norman Buck
! The American hymn NJ. Keller
BY Spokane Musical Society.
Response on behalf of Idaho
Hon. James w. Reid, of Lewiston
Waltz-"rrinity College,. ...... Missud
At the close Of the exercises in tn.
main hall there will be an Informal
dance in the art gallery. The Hun.
parian band will furnish music fol
| this occasion.
The Palace of Illusions Is never
failing source of wonder and amuse-
ment. Entertainments will be given
during the afternoon and evening
The troupe of trained dogs and
goats will perform in the main hall
both afternoon and evening.
One of the most attractive ex-
hibits at the exposition Is that o
Lewis Nj, johnson IL Co., of Port
land, who represent the Roya
Baking Powder Company and
Walter Baker Il Co.'s celebrated
chocolates and cocoa. a very novel
and original idea of these enter
prising people is that they give tc
all visitors at the exposition n cuI
of cocoa made from Waltei
Baker & Co.'s breakfast cocoa anc
also doughnut made with the
Royal Baking Powder. They claim
that "the proof of the pudding" il
in the eating, and cordially invit,