The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-07
Theodore Boardman. w. 81. Cowis. A. E.

Boyd. Fred E. Presley.
Tacoma- Colin Mcintosh. s. A. Perkins,
J. G. Fairehild, w. j. Fife, ]. NJ Hayes,
A. n. Jordan. Fl. K Moore. Richard
Cove w. A. Ryan. Pa. Malloy. ]. ID.
Croake. Lincoln Davis. Harry Lawrence.
d. P. Lea, Sethlef c. Hansen.
oiympia-A. l. Campburn. William
Sternberg. George ID. Mills, w. G. Kauf-
man, H T. Shepard, III. G. Hagin, Frank
Convey, c. o. Pritchard, Harry ID. Cowles,
PortIand~J. E. West, NJ. D.: Henry
Winchester. III. Rollair, Delos d. Nerr,
George C. Sears. Charles A Malsrkey, @.
II. foreman, G. W. Ingham. Gus Harris.
NJ. f. Reed, Father" Pritchard, L. III.
PIymale. Oscar Schmidt, George +. Mills.
ST. Joe. Mo.-WiIIiam Henk.
A committee of Shriners composed of
the following persons split the air with
fish, fog and rams horns, and on the way
to the depot to meet the Portlanders sere-
naded the Posr-isrELLIGEScER bureau
down town:
Joseph Mitchell, W. V. Remnant, Jesse
George, Walter II. Cline, +. W. Parker. C.
b. Smith. Ill. +. Phillips, Thomas Johnson,
DR.. Mcneil, Z. j. Gtennon, John Arthur.
Judge Palmer.
Extensive decorations have been put up
for tomorrow's German day celebration.
Baden. Saxony, Prussia, Wurtemberg and
other provinces are represented. inter-
mingled with fair coIors- Jacoby & Ash's
decoration including all of the above and
others. Tomorrrow's programmed:
Morning-Gsnerai reception of guests at Ger
mania hall
ioa m-aeception of the Seattle guests at the
wharf
IL a m.-Recsption of the Portland guests at
the Northern Pacific depot
p Formation of parade, corner Ninth
a prds of
meyer. grand marshal, aud Aides Casper Bruck-
ner aud Joseph Egermeyer.
ARRANGEMENT OF PARADE.
Seattle division, under the direction of A. Hem
rick and Chois kuppler, marshal.
Portland division.
Swiss division, Rudolph MHr,i. marshal.
Butchers division. H. Bsuhn, marshal
Float No l. sGermania," MIRA. DR.. Wilde.
Float No 2. .colum his,5 Mrs Frank Dryer.
Float No ? "Hssmanns Sons"
Float No S. "Plattden.scher" vercin.
Float No &, German Bakery T. Knabel. mar
shat.
Float No. 7. '.German Beer Garden"
Float No 5. .Bacchus"
Float No. ., .'Gamhrinus and Columbia"
Float No 10. "Hop Farm, and farmers on
horseback. Col washmund. marshal.
SWISS FLOATS.
Float No 1. "Hsiys.fa..
Float No. 2. swiss Hunting scene"
Float No. 4. -ssven Living Pictures Represent
Ing scenes of swiss History
Guests and ladies IN carriages
In the parade six bands will be divided. the
German veterans viii act as escort to seer
mania"
The parade win move at $50 p m. taking up
its line OF march from Ninth and streets 10
countsf-march on Jefferson 30 G street, thence
to fair grounds, where the parade will be
eeivsd By Hon. Hans Giese, German consul.
After the arrival OF the parade IN Exposition
ball the guests will be welcomed by John II.
Anderson. president OF the day. Mass chorus
of Portland, seattle and Tacoma singing soeie-
ties Jubileams hymns By cassasa band, fol-
lowed by . concert OF the most popular German
composers.
General good time and fireworks In the even
ing.
William Fink Is entitled to considerable
credit for the active interest taken in the
day.
President Henry BUGGY. the mayors Of
Seattle, Tacoma. Victoria and Portland
and G.. l. Holmes. The findings Of the
jurors are to be subject to ratification or
rejection by Franklin H. Lane. Walter A.
Donaldson. Samuel Coslyer, Joseph III.
Stiles. w. c. Ruttsr. Seattle; A. +. Miller,
Portland. and ii. b. Hardt. Special COM
mittees are TO be appointed for the manu-
features and liberal aria. agriculture and
horticulture. art, woman's and miscellane-
Gus departments. The awards are to con-
siss of a special diploma OF honor. highest
award, diploma Of first award. diploma OF
second award and diploma of third award,
according TO the merit Of the exhibit The
diploma is 20 show on the face Of il the
products of the state of Washington or
the seal of Washington enlarged. This
diploma would greatly advertise the state,
as diplomas are never hidden.
George IL. Stone has been made man.
aging trustee Of the Interstate fair. and is
st the head OF the management. Ii has
been reported. and believed by some. that
the fair would close down this week. 1t
is, however. the intention of the manage
ment 10 continue the fair until the last of
October. as originally arranged.
The attendance IL estimated at IL, 600 to
1900. The athletic exhibition was great
success. Spencer and DeIfel, OF the oIym-
pie Club. Seattle. gave an excellent per-
Torrance on the horizontal bars. Harmon
and Hayes, Of Tacoma, gave an exhibition
on the trapeze. Spencer. Delfsi and Oil
YER. Of Seattle. did some good tumbling.
The wrestling match for the championship
of the Pacific Northwest, between Leayits.
Of Tacoma, and Greenland, OF Portland,
was granted TO tie latter under protest
Another match has been arranged.
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