The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-11


The People weufa Aftsnd n the IN
hfbiss Were Open-
CHrcAGo. sent f0.-Thers was decided
jucrs3se In the attendance at the fair Ine
total admissions today were 1851. OF
which ASS paid. Heretofore the num-
bar of psopIe who went through the gates
ON Sunday has not exceeded Moon. The
Art building vas thrown open. and here
large number OF those In attendance spent
the afternoon The Midway claimed Hs
share OF patronage, and between the Two
places the larger portion OF the crowd
spent al enjoyable day. Tomorrow y siI-
yer day Exercises will be held In Music
hall at 10 o'clock
Tomorrow in the Art Institute the de-
partment of religion will begin. Inc nrst
days work wiz consist largely OF addresses
Of welcome and responses keiigions
which have fought each other will for the
FIRST time in the history of the world De
represented In one congress. and priests
and missionaries OF every faith will COM
pare the beliefs which they represent.
Many prominent people from all parts OF
the world will be present.
Posr INrEILI6ExcER WORLDS FAIR
OFFICE, CHICAGO, Aug 9--ISpeciai.l-
Since the last report PSI names have been
added to the register in the PosT-ISTEIII-
sEScER's Worlds fair Office. of which 100
are those of people coming from thirty
one states, territories and foreign coun-
tries, who ask for sample copies of the pa
per. The states and countries represented
are as follows: Ohio, Illinois, Michigan.
Wisconsin, Florida, New York, Connect
cut. Massachusetts,. Montana. Iowa. yir-
GINA, Vermont. Kentucky, Louisiana,
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Indiana. New
Jersey, Nebraska, Missouri. Maine. Geor-
gia, North Carolina. South Dakota,
New Hampshire, California, Oregon,
Minnesota, Idaho, Manitoba and Sweden.
This leaves only two states and two terri
tories thus far unrepresented on the Posr-
INrELLIGExcEs register, namely: North
Carolina, Rhode Island, Alaska and Ari-
coma.
One hundred and seven Washingtonians
paid their respects TO the states principal
newspaper, hailing from eighteen counties
as follows:
From Seattle-Mrs. r. S. Green, Miss
Agnes nj. Greene. w. @. Belt, Miss M. A.
Cammincs.J. II. seyerance, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. W. Mcdonnell. Il. j. Clark, Mrs.
Thomas Drew, Miss Mamie Drew, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. D. Hxstwood. Frank Atwood. w.
T. Stevens. Jack Z. Pitts, q. A. Durham,
A. Fl. Hankerson, Henry A. Vogts J. c.
yogt, j. G.. Nathan, Mrs. III. ID. Pease,
Mrs. E. Lynch. w. +. Morrill,. Mr.. ana
Mrs w. v. Rinehart, lr-. ID G. Hay. w.
+. v. Buck, Frank Shafer and wife. Han
nah Cohn, Flora Cohn. Charles Hoskin-
son, Elmer A. Friend. J. l. Provin, l.. X.
Turner and wife, George England.
From Spokane-(ieorgc futile, Dr. C. Z.
Grove, ]. NJ. Campbell. Mrs. $. Y. Smith,
NJ. B. Connolly. Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Buck,
Page Boyles, G. II. Burg. Francis W. s.
From Port Angeles-C. NJ. Truitts A.
Fairserviee.
from Port Townsend-R. A. Murphy.
ID. NJ. Fish
From Everett-=Emma s. Yule. 8. s.
Neff.
From Ritzviile-D. Sinclair.
From OIympia--Ciara Stinson.
From Buckfev-w. H. Cox.
From North Yakima--C. Scow.
From Tacoma--Mrs. j. ]. Mckay. Louis
Slick. s. +. Selby, John w. Brecktsl, c.
Griesemer, III. Louise Griesemer. F.. Mar
jorie, G. A. Tonnescn, V. b. Hoyey and
wife. Fred Blackburn. +. w. Gray. N. II.
Jordan, George Francis Train. IT,, L. ii.
From Edison-Ed Howard, 8. Byers,
Paul Smith.
From Olney--Oscar Moore.
From Montesano- Mrs K. A. Elfbrandt.
From Centralia--M. T. Curry.
From Sumas-R r. s. Lambert.
From vancouver-Edwin B. Coursen.
Florence A. Coursen.
|. From Sprague--A r. MAY, p. NJ. Honck
and wife, Waiter r. Houck, j. ID. Lee
fevre
From Medical Lake,. Campbell, Mrs.
X NJ. Crawford.
From cheney--Lizzie Neck. J. H. sy-
monds.
From whateom--wiIliam Reilly and
wife, e. III. May and wife.
From LaConner-W, f. Schricker.
From colfax-A. M. Meckiem.
From Waitsburg--E. b. Allen.
From PuIlman-H. J. Webb, E. E.
Webb.
From Fairhaven-C. J.. Gates.
From Marysviile-L McCan;ey.
From Tualip+-Dr Il. Buchanan.
From Christopher Henry Schieke.
This now leaves the following counties
in the state of Washington unrepresented
up to date on the Posr-JsrELLrGEscER reg
lister: Cowlitx, franklin, Island. kiicki-
tat. Okanogan. San Juan and Skamania.
Up 10 date there have registered in this
Office 65s citizens Of Washington and ,0s2
citizens OF other states. territories and
foreign countries. who came in to ask that
copies of the paper be sent to their home
addresses
Public schools Open Today.
The ruhf;e schools open for the nav