The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-01
ATTHEFAIRGR GROUNDS
Everybody Packing Up Prepar-
atory to Moving Ont
WASHINGTON ExHisIT CLOSED.
Hew tie Bedding ssd cent~nfs WA
he Disposed sf-Msa.sy Fskirs
nsIuessns Sc &c.

woxr.p's Fam. Oct. 3f-fSpeeiaL. The
Warrington state baildinx Tas open 20
visitors today for the last time. The com
rnss.souess decided rot 70 Gloss IL yestsr-
day when the fair xaa Legally over. Many
visitors took last look - TIE Exhibits
soon 60 be dlssfIbuted everywhere Gov.
Mefsran and Commissioner Cslhoan con-
suited With the trustees Of the Columbian
museum sboas seesptfng the state build
snx- The massum people have no Legal
right 20 accsps tie conditions and VII not
have 20 decsde for some days yet
They will in al probability en-
ally acceps the conditions. which
rsiats TO keeping the structure certain
number Of years - forestry museum.
Calhoun will remain 20 see tbs thing
throagh, and Meany and sofns others ex-
peet 10 stay three weeks longer. knttsr
leaves for home Thursday. Rochester
viii not return untsl January. La Fol-
Ietse leases Thursday. The governor ana
commission are now engaged IN exchsng-
ing specimens with foreign countries and
states for home museums. Most OF the
state exhibit goes 20 the state university
and agricultural college.
Tbers vas decided dImunition in the
estendsncs at tbs fair today. Though OH
s.aiiy closed last night, the gates were still
cpen ard che attractions unchanged. bat
IL il evident that Chicagoans have about
completed their visits and the outside
world had ma6e lis calculations 70 depart
when the ofsclai end came, not anticipat-
Ing that the gates would continue TO
swing on their hinges. Some Of The ex-
hsblfors viii 70 TO the Mid winter fair NJ
San Franeiseo. A number Of PIaisanee
attractions are going there. and others are
going 70 the Augusta exposition AZ
Augusta, Ca. which opens November IA.
and continues until December IL. The
managers Of the last-named exposition
have arranged with some who have been
retained by California TO come to Augusta
fret. and proceed thence 70 the Pacific
coast.
Exhibitors are not seyamhling TO get
away. Preparations are going on In all
the baildings preparatory 70 moving. but
20 quietly that visitors are not annoyed.
The piaisancs people are hard 10 move.
Some Of them say they are going 20 stay
two weeks longer, but Director General
Davis says they are not, and today an
order was issued prohibiting any one walk
ing through tho PIaisanee except by
special pass. Buffalo Bills Wild West
show gave final performances tonight. and
tomorrow the Heterogeneous exhibition will
disband. During the past six months Buf-
faio Buzz show played to nearly 100000
people.
The men hsd their official closing yes
4erday. and the women Of the fasr had
their turn today. The exercises were hald
in the womenis buiiding. and all the dis
position were present. Mrs. Potter Palmer
made the closing address. She said In
part: mingled with our regret at seeing
the exposition and this great opportunity
for women coming TO q close, there IL a
feeling OF satisfaction that the aims and
ends proposed by the board Of lady man.
ayers have been carried TO q successful
conclusion. We trust such sentiment has
been created that hereafter 40 woman will
Be forced to conceal her ser and identity
In order TO secure just treatment"
The old Liberty bell started back TO Phil.
adeiphia tonight In charge Of an escort OF
officials Of that eity.
Visitors from Washington registered at
the state building today rs follows:
From Seattle. +. Hays, d. III. Paul,
&. NJ. Paul, Ralph Paul. Neilis Paul, Mr..
and Mrs. Erastns Bralncrd. L. J. Riley,
Dennis Riley.
From Tacoma-o. C. FenIiaon. A. II.
Whslen. ]. c. Barlow. A. i. Folin.
From Falrhaven-Robert f. Strahorn
and wifs. NJ. 0arvin. Miss J. Gibhorn.
From Maple falsy--M. M. Schwarn.
From Dayton-Harvey Wolf