The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-21
SWEDISH DAYATFAIR
A Successful Demonstration and
4 Great Parade.
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IAN 0nDCHDes July A-Ihis
6weoisn oay at TIE Worlds fair. and
- iln osnss nuMhss thas marched il the
oosesoe nade u 90 g tie moss succsss-
- .sss0n0 oeoonsssssaoneye t held. The
VARIOUS osgaoisatioas Which participated
soseo down tous end proceeded By boats
Ne isaf. marched throagh she grounds
% Ne Swedish baildine. who're the pro-
csaon was fevtsged b. the royal COM
missso0sse. Aftsf the parade grand con-
een was held n Festival hail. Among
me paSnc1panes were c. F. Landquiss, Of
~ Royal Open, Stockholm. and Nine.
Ossenoerx. the famous Swedish sopranisk
oroa9ae from Sweden especially Tor this
osy, eseaseed b Swedish singing societies
ana Theodore ThOOas' oFchsstsa Of 40
pseosa This evening 6uedish day was
1urthsf celebrated By mass meeting ct
sns Oweoisn GOvsrnmsne building. at
which number Of addreVsss we're made,
aissr which there uas IN elaborate dis
pay o. hfswoskA
This Wa coile&e fraternity day also
essO<soosS<4
eatnusaasssc students who made their
psesenes felt with college yslls, and the
cons Of the Republic Of Col0mbia also
dedicated ito building today. the eighty.
third anniversary OF is Independence.
The Iiltnois Worlds fair board 10 making
arrangements Tor . series Of Tree excur-
sions for the foreign commissioners
shrooghous the state. Most Of the roads
Y0nnl00 -
snesr wnnnensn % sntsr inso the arrange
mene and the tirst sxeursion will probably
run next week into Cairo. stopping at
some Of the larger points. Five others
vii % made IN August.
Inc oarshoay o. queen NarghsRits Of
ltaly Was celebrated In the woman's
addresses and an ode 70 her majesty. fol-
Ioweo ~ . reception 20 the national and
foreign commissioners.
Ala meeting Of the national commission
today the local directory resolution closing
the iair ON 6undays Vas tabled because IL
ignored the national commission. A Pitts
oufe nrm handed In communication
stasing that u had exhibits worth 500. 900
solacens 20 an OIL storage house where
5000 barrels u oil we're kept. and owing to
surancs except at extra hazardous rsses.
Uniess the oil y removed. the firm threat
ems TO hold the United States government
responsible for Iossss Il Dire occura Re
ierred 70 the committee.
Z. The third hight Of pigeons In the homing
contest took place this morning, seven Of
the birds heading for Detroit, Mich. while
the osners winged their way 70 Lynn, Aasa
The total admissions at the Worlds fair
today were l6l. l00. Of which l28,387 were
paid.
More trouble hes been caused ct the
Worlds fair By the customs officials.
Who have made themselves obnox.
tous TO foreign exhibitors In their Of.
forts 70 locate those Who have been
selling goods held IN bond In violation Of
the treasury regulations All goods in
afternoon. and will be kent 20 until sati,.
faction has heen ,;vsr -, a. ~
l.-~a ;,.,,lx e..
.s., ou one o. tne
pl,nc'Ps' SaEioa.cis ~ customs omcsr
To-Day. Inc exhibitor says the offlcer
for Immediate delivery, and demanded the
keys 70 his show cases. The Russian
rrotsstod that +. -. IN pr..,s. 80,
"a 49,. ~. p.s.s; .ss" sol.
~ ~ s,.." ms OUT
s s"s .an "I p.' s"ssnsu ann Win arress
ano sho Russian yielded 20 force. He laid
the matter before the Russian imperial
commissioner. and the exhibitor. Of thu
Russian section cloeed All their e,i.rI.v
until thu matte, i. .estI.a Th.- -.
80. 49,. .S So'n
ny -. eousa"us1iy suoJecteo
" a"su's s"o misrepresentation oy IN
competeus men employed - customs in
epectors.
Posr-IsrKLLIGEScE WoRIp's FAM Or
yIcR. july N.-rSpecial. THE re~;.ter in
the Po.r.ixrr,s,arxcy. wor,a,, s.;, Ia.
I. ,.cs;,;.. -. 49,. - ...s..:. o'noe
=. - o"' Among
snos. 'oe"ss VI sne evergreen state
VINO nave called ana iefs their names are
the following:
From Seattle-Mrs. ]. I. Williamson
Kate Moon. Lulu Noon. w. C. Rnttcr +
A. Gould. Eugene GouId. Thomn. Rsvr.
olds. Mn. Lis Yollmist. Samuel + Iohn.
con. T. o. Erich. i. Il IiiIv Vincsns
Ghiiiione, DIR. Hanson. James A. Moore
Fred &. White. Charles A Watrons ~
Anderson. Edward Brady. DR.. j., ri erich.
ton and Frank z. Rowe.