The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-08
SSxAxcuALLY 4 sAilunx.


0apssssss Chteaes LsaAlss1s Dssep.
pseaesA ~ Small Pair Asteaaonoe.
r. H. Adams Ia whatcom Rsveitls.
CMlyAso. July iA-Thsrs can b no
qsssfson - 20 the exposition bsiug the
eses,kat show on earth. but RnsncialIy
ChicGH0 admits Il 70 - . failure. There
b eaSaEh show. end enough accommo-
dasisAs for many times the attendance.
The Illinois Central carries the bulk Of
the tssvsl 70 the ground, yet half it, ex-
cu:sisa ears are idle. One person in-
Sosmsd me shas that company hes Loo
Of tsess cars which were fitted On for
che i4ir traffic, and that only one-half Of
therrs are in nee. figured up that each
car 1snld accommodate 100 psopis. and
a,bss, II he realised that |. 900 carr would
ssakie the company to transport 10000
people q the Same time. He said:
sC<rMialy." I asked him II he lived In
Chicago. Ne said he did. which settled
IL. think he lied. but refrained from
tsiiisk him % ~ he vas IN ugly looking
brute. and had the sympathy Of all the
hystfsndsrs. The company probably has
20 sScurSson cars OF which less than half
ore rs constant use.
Tho rock sries about the fair are ten
aniss by birds OF prey. but Chicago 10 not
Of all inflated over the exposition, and
ho.sS prices down town are ~ low A
usual. Flo. example. temporary struc-
turs: near the exposition, called the
Worsd's Inn. has so rooms. and q COM
ecrts.le room costs you te-so per day.
Wills sfnmeasurably better Accommods.
tions. With board. can 10 had az such
hoatss ~ the Clifton or Sherman ct IS per
day and the car fare TO the grounds IL bus
10 eetss.
rrsa Agent Meany. Of the washiur toa
l~lcsstion. kindly rilosed me through the
Warrington exhibit and over the sroun IL,
and :is. generally. very oblising. The
EssfT'ecn state exhibition Is better than
ansiespated. The coal, wood. fish. fruit
ana grain exhibits are helped out by
the lssge elk and bear. and BY the nam.
mc,f reconstructed from the homes
toansi ~ Spokane. The display COMPARES
tsso.shly with that Of other states.
Massachusetts. IN FAC siui.e OF the John
Hanneek colonial mansion. has perhaps a
as,fe Interesting collection from Q his
torres standpoint. and Illinois and New
leEs have expended far more money; but
washington Is well represented.
Judge RYE, oi Seattle, who. with Mr.
Hesssocd had = concession. to decorate
The ~siis o. the Washington building With
pisis.scs. finds his scheme has been
. i}nure. Seattle did nothing. la.
ecalA and fairhaven did fairlv wei. !.
BROKE. However, he stands erie. we'll
wcns through the Ar. building with hin,
AMI sis refused 20 look a; any cattle plc.-
cras u did not cost any more 20 look a,
chie.sra and poultry than beef. and he
nsseT expected 10 see any chicken after
be ~ home. lie remarked in PASS.
lng the bronze. the Triton sud the
Nst,nasd." ihn no never caurn, a n.h
like; that in has lite. and enlarged uron
the 5srorer method ot cooking a fish. lie
tho5gtt the starving a7tlstn in tie
trehsh collection hal had = ',cssnce .,ion
sn some state building 1T some sxposi.
boz We went into the music hall
whore huge osehesirs MAS rlaysng. A
rantisryman. who apparently ala no:
sf@s the Administration buttdin- from,
.hesAgooa, inquired who the man win
the: rti face VAS that Vas ''hoSsiov,. ~.
a1siers The judge icokea al, Mir,
aal;S.cally aad said he thought i, va,
sMssss."
sMcse vhos"
,iesArs. saw his name over the doc,
- 1 ssmein."
Nell. thought IL was q na,chm.,
Essooks like Nose Rosenoaana. that live
o. at our place.