The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-13
IKE pEEyIsH BOYS.
=. Managers Of the Worlds
Fair Quarreling Again.
a.lY,s DAY At THE FAR


<o - Oct. fa-The national Worlds
lls'..ssu.ior again feels troubled. IL
- sbsv ssre not invited TO the great
- lest night given by the local
- 3 sbe foreign commissioners,
e. az them being pres
- many OF the Others are
- = regard il a. serious slight.
s,-.s directors say, on rhe other hand.
,,sx entertained the national COM
49, 'e.... 80 spring, and last nights affair
u 8. snressrs and state commissioners.
$3.50 here was no slight.
Tsers i anothsr trouble on hand also.
~.ssss, Commissioner Gavin. of Indiana.
- lie adoption Of resolution COM
.ss -. The Chicago directory for its
t-~~suent Of the fair. Mark Melon
~ q California, commissioner At
ss.s< mosed yesterday the reconsidera-
80 q ,he yofe by which the resolution
-. .aac.<d. bat was declared out OF order,
:. & "a n,s present when the resolution
- Commissioner Roche, however.
s.s,sxss Is Mcdonald does. that the local
Ar~r:ers vas given too much credit by the
,s.sstica. and will also move recon-
ls.r..ion. The matter will come
:. .gssn saturday. Mcdonald. speaking
4 this evening. said: THE national
..nmsss,cn Is entitled TO some share OF
- siofy OF making the exposition sue
80 but this resolution ignores Il al
soeeshsr."
President Higginbotham says that
though the Worlds fair will OFF,
elslly end with the close of this
Month. it has been practically
srridsd 70 continue the show as far as pos
slblt into the winter, that all who desire
mar hare an opportunity to visit IL. This
dsc,,ion hiss been reached in response TO
the most urgent and general demand of the
people.
The weather continues perfect. This was
Italian day af the Worlds fair. The
I.alIan societies paraded downtown in the
morning, then vent TO the fair. where appro-
prass exercises commemorating the 40ist
suulsersary Of Columbus discovery of
America we're held. Spain participated i'm
che exercises. The Italians completed the
exercises tonight in the Woman's build
Ing By giving tablesux yivants illustrating
ihs life OF Columbus. The affair was
largely attended by Chicago society people
snd handsomely rendered. The attend
sncs today was SLICE. of whom 27s, SIS
paid.
WoRLp's FAiRs Oct. II. ~ fspeciai1 -
Visitors from Washington registered at the
state building today rs follows:
From seattle--charles y. Miller, J. T.
Nelson II. G. Henry. ID. White Mrs NJ j.
Matthews. L. c, kilbourne, Marie Burdick,
Mr. and Mrs. True L. Cragin, J. b. Wright
and wife. Miss Adelaide Wright, Mrs. NJ. ].
Wright r. G. Busheli. O. T. Busheli. Mrs.
John p. Fay. Mrs. Ross Davis. o. ID.
s.imson. wife and son, Ralph T. Hopkins,
Aana !. Berry, Alice Cary, G. j. Nc
tsbe. Mrs. Rufus III. Smith. r. w. Baker
End vile. James Ellis and wife, b. Duffey
I'D wife, Clarence b. Wood, Blanche
Hsses. A. II. futile. Mrs. Jane Wright.
From Iacoma-Mrs. John Thomas, Miss
hnsie Thomas, Miss NJ. A. Riney, Mrs.
L I Hathaway, =. NJ. Nolan and wife.
Essrd s. Hall, Edwin simpson, w. /.
fabrie. Beth Laughton, r. Waebstein and
haliy. Charles h. Hurley and wife, A.
Esnberg and wife. NJ. Moses aud wife,
IN s. s. Loeb.
rom Port Townsend-A. Francis
laraed, William Heiford.
From Everett-A. X. Whitney, C. X.
nsw.
From Whatcom-J. +. Baker. Miss Edna
Baker. Clara Baker, X. w. Clark.
From Fsirhaven X. Roll and
wife. Cora Roll. Emma Roll, sadie Roll
From snohomish--Mary L. Sinclair,
Aadrew Mccullough.
From Montesano-W William Leslie.
From Aberdeen-George W. Munro.
From Anacortes--c. +. Plank and wife.
From olympis-John e. Hersuoos.
From Black Diamond Mrs. f. ]. Paine.
From HoQniam-Annie l.. Smith.
From Port Ladlow-Arthur w. Attridge.
George b. Lyon.
From 0rting William Hooman.
From Newcastie-Ed Manning, John NJ.
BAshnger
From Buekley--Mrs. +. II. Morse.