Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-11-17

that part of the grounds have been torn
down. In the bicycle section OF Trans
portation building most all of the ex-
hibits we're removed. The Pullman ex-
hbition train will next month carry a
distinguished party OF gentlemen on a
journey through the West and Mexico.
Tue French and German trains will be
hauled by the engines exhibited by the
two countries to New York.
Hammers and axes beat merry tat
too in the Transportation building yes
terdav, The engines and cars are being
oiled and put in shape for removal. The
Baltimore & Ohio exhibit, one of the
most extensive IN the building, will not
be removed for several weeks. Superin-
tendent Harrison, of the motive power
of the western division of the road, is in
the city arranging for the removal of the
exhibit. -Four Of the large Baldwin en-
gines will haul the sections of the train
which will carry the exhibit to Balti-
more.
The copies of the engines of the diff
fersnt epochs Of steam locomotion, show
ing the evolution of the steam engine,
will go as nucleus to the railway mus
cum when will be established in Balti-
more IN the spring, unless the Columbian
museum offers inducements enough to
keep them there.
Columbus aisle is the most important
business avenue in the exposition. The
Austrian and German sections are COM
peting and prices in every section are
cut half in two Today most of the ex-
hibitors will begin the work of packing
No cases were taken into the building
yesterday, There we're more people in
the Manufacturers building than any
where else on the grounds except Md
way, Fisheries and the government
buildings were closed, as were nearly all
of the buildings of the different natl, ns.
Electricity, Mines and Mining and
Agriculture buildings and Machinery
hall we're thrown into confusion early.
In each building hundreds of forces of
workmen were busy all day arranging
for the shipment Of exhibits to the four
quarters of the globe. Mines and Min
ing building will be closed to-day. The
intramural railway will run for at least
ten days Longer, and after that time for
an indefinite period if the traffic war
rants.
In the Woman's building the work of
demolition was begun differently than
in the other buildings, Yesterday the
bunting and the flags which adorn the
gallery and walls of the building We're
taken down and busted, after which they
were carefully folded away and piled in
even heaps in a corner. Another step in
the work will be taken today. IL thjy
organization rooms the different booths
were stripped of their decorations, aud
piles of books and papers and packages
we're regularly placed on the floor
The region of the state buildings was
quiet and dreary. On the doors Of the
bulldogs of the different states hung
the sign, CLOSED" There was little
sign OF life in the usually busting mall.
The executive commissioners took we'll
earned rest.
The harvest of the demolition was
found in the Horticultural building.
Chair boys and messenger BOYS ate prize
fruit until they could eat no more and
they wore chrYsanthemums in the but
toLholes The end was celebrated in the
section devoted to the wine exhibits and
the exhibitors condoIed with each other
and sampled each others wines.
Most of the plaisance shows closed
their doors in obedience to the order of
the director geneaal and quiet reigned
there. The Ferris wheel was run all
day. The management refused to shut
down when an order was sent by Direc-
tor General DAVIS. A guard was sent
to the gate to advise people not not to
rifle on the wheel, but he conld do moth
ing to prevent them. Manager Rice
claims that the exposition had no right
to interfere with the attractions of Che
| Midway concessions.
A Sprague Sensation.
SPRAGUE, Wash, Nov. IA sensa-