The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-03
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thar oil persons having saddle horse1
avs,labIe for use BY the aides viii leave
| the = addresses as his once in the Sullivan
tio;k. on Front street today.
TIE exhibits continue to pour Ia 70 the
m.ijerai palace snd are being placed -
FASH - they arrive % that the building
vlIsbe ready 20 be opened TO the public -
o. lock this afternoon The mineral dis
plae viii b 20 large - 70 sstonish
msly Of those Who see il, both
BY its extent and richness. It In
clnfses gold. silver, copper. iron. marble.
iimt. cay Of various kinds from eli parts
Of tae state. A txo-son block Of hematite
iron: ore, from the Capital Mining Com
panS's mine, ~ Valley, on the Spokane 4
Northern railroad. vas received yesterday,
snt;wiIi be q feature OF the display. There
vii; also b 81 90 piece Of gold buiiion.
froii the Biesefs Mining Companys
mires. in the Peshastin district The ex-
hib,s Of hops. consisting Of growing vines.
wh.;le bales and samples Of hops. with
pictures OF Indian p;ckers. was placed yes
tereay. A large number Of sam pies of grain
frofl the Paiouse country will be here today
ane,wilI make . very complete exhibit OF
cer.pls. Baker & Richards are putting in
. n'Smber Of finely finished specimens Of
na,re wood. and Gait Bros. have band
soEe mantel OF seven different kinds OF
native wood in place. One Of the finest
features is the grotto donated by John w.
Hassns and arranged by c. C.'Berg. the
tar dermist. IL occupies the northeast
corsser Of the building. and represents .
rayjne in the side of rocky mountain.
thr hugh which . wild cat il proving from
the Summit with . mink short distance
awssy. On . ledge Of rock stands .
gait yh;te mountain goat, on another II
. s,soited deer. on another - pure white
dees and just below these 10 . cougar with
his xicked jaws open just ready TO dig his
teeth into the neck of another deer. A
broYn bear peeps out from cave 1t the
bass of the ravine and an eagle is just tax.
ing flight from . projecting Dough.
The Rainier Club will he the headQuar-
ter.;ior the reception Of invited guests and
distinguished visitors. and Mai. J. r.
Hafden and other members of the recep-
tioi; committee will be there today to
WELCOME and entertain them. In the
evehing they will be welcomed by Man
ages Hanna at the Seattle theater to wit
mes: the performance of Americans
Abroad" by the Lyceum company. He
has set apart two boxes for the officers Of
the. Monterey. Gov. McGraw. Senator
Allyn and other distinguished guests. in
change Of E. 0. Graves, and will make the
SAME provision for them at tomorrow
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Ball." The programme for today 10 a.
follows:
TIE United States steamer Monterey viii re-
cei,s the public from q. m. 70 8 p m.
p. m.-Foot5sil game, Nansimo w. Seattle.
Madison street baseball grounds.
{. m.-Baioop ascension and parachute drop
BY Nine Leland. under Manager Soper, II
Lesshi park. via Ye Ter avenue car line.
2s. m.-Exc1rsion on the steamer Kirkland
on Lake Warrington BY First Regiment band
frofa Lsschi park. yesler avenue car line.
- m.-Baii gamo between Bsllingham Bay
and:seastle. Madison street ball grounds
7;s0 r. m.-rug-o.- var. Pioneer place.
SIS p m.-Frohman's Lyceum Company,
seattle shsaser. Third and Cherry.
siD p m--Beau,ifui electric light display 1t
the ;soal. mineral aud lumber palace
At sunrise tomorrow Independence day
vii; be ushcred in by the firing Of ma
tioa.ai salute by the United States ship
Monterey. At 10 O'Clock the industrial
parade will start from the intersection of
Third and Union streets and. after going
ovss the route already described. will
disperse in the University grounds. where
the Fourth Of July exercises will bs held
at Il O'Clock, the orator Of the day being
Senator John b. Allen. At 1oclock open
air: concerts will begin At the parks on
Lase Warrington, followed by balloon
ASCENSION and parachute jump by
Ms:iame Leland at Leschi park At
2 O'Clock. a baseball game at Madison street
ba? grounds between Bellingham and
Seattle at o'clock. At O'Clock in the
evening the performance Of 1.-THE Charity
Bail" will begin at the Seattle thcatcr by
the Lyceum company. AT $50 there will
be IAN illuminated bicycle parade along
Frsnt. Second and Third streets, and an
electrical display at the coal, lumber and
minerai palace. This will be followed at
10 o'clock by an exhibition Of the search
lights of the Monterey.