The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-22
THEDAY OF ALL DAYS
When 1Post-InteIligencer' Has
Charge Of Interstate Fair.
NEXT SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 90
Tree Beat hide. Free Admfssfsns fres
Csne~ssfens. Fine Music, snd
ssstsre-Tacoma wedding.
posr.IrrrrrrarxcrE HrAparAxrgas. "

vet made in connection with PosT-isTxL-
1ssKxcR day &C the fair 10 that the Posi-
IKTEIIIsKsckz has cornpleted arrange
ments Whereby every steamer OF
fmportsnce on Puget sound will carry lis
posT-IsrErIsGrxcTg day children free 10
and from the Interstate fair 20 participates
IN Posr-InrxIrfGEscKgd ay. Steamers have
been chartered to carry the children. and
the littls ones living on the Sound, and
those who can reach the Sound IN time
for Posr-IsrxfIIerscra day, viii be car
rssd free when accomplished by thsir
parents. and when under IA years OF age.
Special excursion rates viii bs made for
rosr-iNrKLLfGEzcgs day.
Tomorrow. in a rssnme Of the arrange
ments for PosT-IsTEILIsEscEs day. the
routes aud names of the steamers en-
ragged 70 carry PosT-IsTELIIeEseKE day
children will DO announced. together with
the other information Of importance to
those who will attend the Interstate fair
on PosT-IsTxIEIexscEs day.
Tho names OF those presenting wedding
rif.s to the PosT-IsTELLr0EscEzd day couple
viii be printed hereafter in a special adj
yertiseuasnt TO be published In the Posi-
JurELIraKxcEs aud which will occupy two
full columns. The prizes to be awarded
winners OF the pie-eating tournament will
also be enumerated, together with instrue-
sions for seeing all there - TO DO seen a.
the fair.
A telegram received this evening at the
Posr.IxTrILroEscEH headquarters an
nouncss that the Posr-IsrKILIsEscKR has
tnst executed an order for 10000 coupon
tickets for the children.
Tacoma merchants seem determined TO
Guido their neghbors on Elliott bay.
Many more gifts for the young couple
who are TO he married P0sr-IsTELLIGEs-
GER day were offered this morning. Ii Is
safe 20 day that no other young couple
received as many wedding presents as this
one will. Everyone makes q present, and
every present 10 good ono. too. Among
those who will make Wedding present to
the PosT-TsrKIIicEscgR couple. besides
the list already published. are:
Holmes Il Bull, fne walnut center table.
Stewart d Holmes Drug Company. toilet
ST. Johns Pharmacy, flask Palmer's toll
let water.
Rhodes Bros, satln-hnish rose bowl.
Davidson Drug Store. baby toilet set and
one-quarter dozen boxes headache pow
ders for the groom.
Tacoma and Oriental Trading Company.
sandaiwood tan for the bride, ash tray for
groom.
Andrew Kan Il CO.. sandslwood jewel
box for bride. mustache cup and saucer for
groom.
Mrs. J. Anthony German. silk banner.
Interstate fair coiors, with name of bride
and groom. place and date OF marriage in
gilt letters.
Representative II. ii. Hardt, eight dif-
ierent useful and ornamental articles.
Miss Kitty Breen, ladies' watch.
w /. Mcdonald, one box Havana
cigars, fob and brooch. lucky moonstone.
Lawrence Bros, set Rogers Bros. table
knives.
A wire Was received late this afternoon
by Mr.. German from Cassassa stating that
they were well on their way. and that his
band would b able to furnish music by
tomorrow night for the Interstate fair.
The official photographer announces
that he viii take the photographs Of all
visitors 10 tho fair free on Posr-ISTKLLI-
exscwR day. He will have an assistant at
the Posr-IsrKLIaEscER headquarters. who
will supply all information in regard 20
the places of taking the pictures. etc.
Flash light photographs viii also be taken
during the marriage ceremony and the
pie-eating contest.
The steamer Yosemite leaves Vancouver
at 9 o'clock tonight, and is expected in
Tacoma by o'clock tomorrow morning
The steamer Islander. which leaves Vic
toria at o'clock tomorrow morning. is ex-
pected 90 arrive between and ? O'Clock in
the afternoon. The Typhoon will go 10
Rcbinsons point 10 meet the Islander,
and the visitors from Vancouver will be
met rs they land at the dock. The follow
Ing reception committee. representing the
,st~ aeA
the commercial bodies of Tacoma has been
appointed to DO on hand at the dock
at s o'clock in the morning, and
again at half pas, l., noon. to meet
and welcome the visiting British Column
bians: Gov. McGraw, Vice Consul ]. B.
Alexander. German Consul Hans 6isse,
Mayor Ed 5. Orr. w. ii. Harris. c. A.
Lavender. II. A. Cove. Ernest Lister, J. II.
Thompson. David Humphrey, Isaac Pin
Gus II. l.. yosaw. John Hartman. u. l..
pemoresf, James Wiekersham. ]. W. Ne
CauIey, t. Y. Benham. William Curtis
Taylor, c. A. Tonneson, John r. Black
burn. Judge Prltehard. Judge Stalleup
and Judge Parker. W. A. Ryan. X A.
ketner, James q. faArehtld. A. v. Fsw-
estt, Special Treasury Agent Leslie Cub
lom and W. A. Donaldson. special customs
agent.
The entertainment committee Of the
Com mercial Club consists OF John q.
RsdmAn, Dr. A. ii. DICKENS. Rev. W. Z.
Jesleris aud Abe Gross.
Reception committee OF the Chamber Of
Conpmerce, c. q. Zshriskie. L. v. Caesar
ard Theodore HosmeF.
Gen. l. f. Bradley. F. W. Lowe. Col. C.
". GrigTs, I. V. Walter, Hugh Wallace.
George Laad Mum, A. 4. Nieol, W II.
Woodruff. nr. fhilpot, j. A. MacKellar,
Charles 4. Hale. + NJ. Hunt, c. I. Master.
con. orno Strong, A. W. Martin, Percy
Kaufman. +. A. Brown. l. E. Sampson.
w. III. Day, Il, T1lunghast. o. L. Hayden,
Col. ". ]. Fife. Il. A. raulxan, Joshua
Pierce, 5. :. Brooks. c. ". Morrill,. John
Ieasure, together with the trustees and
officers Of the Chamber OF Commerce and
the Commercial Club.
The ladies' Auxiliary Chamber Of Com.
rserce COMMITTEES who are - receive tho
British Columbia guests include Mrs. 50.
ward n. Hunt, Mrs- Samuel l. MnkeSoa.
Mrs. Frederick Brown, Mira Hans Gsess.
Mira Charles III. Hyde, Mrs. Alexander
Baltic. MIRA n X. Stevens. Mrs. GearFe
III. staue. Mrs. c. W. GrsgEs, Mrs. ". c.
Wheeler. Mrs. A. r Bull, Mrs. A. :. Hay
ward. Mira T. V. Crssr and Mrs.. c. y.
Merrill
The following are the names oi tae Ia.
dies constituting the reception committee
appointed Is the ladies Of the auxiliary ot
the Interstate Galr; Mrs X ). Orr. Mrs
Joseph y. Sales. Miss SCOTT. Mrs.. Henry
Eacey. Mrs J. Anthony sorman. Mrs. O.
l. Holmes. Mrs. George T. Eatoa. Mrs, q.