The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-28
TOMORROW THE DAY.
When Tacoma Fair Reaches Its
Zenith Of Glory.
20, 600 PEOPLE ARE EXPECTED.
N. Observation-Disclosures Friends
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cisl "a synopsis Of the Posr-IsTELLIsEz-
crn DAY exercises SATURDAY Is as follows:
B~fwesn o and f0a N. the PosT-isrEiIf-
syxcxa feet Of steamers will arrive, in
ending the City Of Seattle, Flyer. state OF
Washington. CITY Of Aberdeen and Glide.
from Seattle: sehome. from snohomish
and Everett: MuitnoFnah. from Olympia.
Monte Cristo. from Shelton and North
Ray: Typhoon, from Henderson bay:
SOPHIA. from Quartsrm sster harbor points;
Dss Moines and Victor. FROM Gig harbor
points. The MulfnomAh will connect with
EamiIchs and Shelton points. aud the
Glide will connect with Des Moines. Chau-
fauaaA. Stones Landing. Aquarium.
O.alia. Buspna and way points.
This will constitute the FIRST division OF
the Posr.IxrKLIIeKscEE day visitors
The following statement, made this
afternoon by Prof Barlow. Of the Emsr-
son public school Of this CITY. may give an
idea Of the number of children who are
coming from Seattle:
IL have just returned from Seattle.
where I saw the superintendent OF
schools aud Others connected with the
scbools OF that city. vas told by them
that they expected To send over on Fosr-
IKrETIfeKscEH day anywhere from 5000 10
t.0so school children"
There will he special PosT-ISrKLHlsES-
cHR day excursions from various ports on
the Sound. including BelIingham bay.
Port Townsend, Snohomish and Everett
points and Olympia points Regarding
the latter point. Capt Wiley, of the Wiley
Navigation Company. according TO the
original agreement with the Posr-iSrrILI-
aHxcKK. was % pnt the steamer Multno-
NAH on the Seattle run for Posr-iSrELLi-
exSeKR day, but he has found thai the
crowd from Olympia on that day viii be
90 large that IL will be necessary TO leave
the MuItnomah on that run. There will
be large crow Dis hero from various inland
points. including 800 10 900 from Carbo-
nado and South Prairie points. Conserva-
lively estimated. there are over 10 coo people
ready 10 attend the Interstate fair on Posi-
IxrEIaeEseKR day outside Of Tacoma and
vicinity. Thus far 6, 500 posr-isTxLLIeEN-
CTR day tickets have been supplied TO the
school children OF Tacoma and Edison
and points touched by the small steamers
ccntering here. Tomorrow 1000 or ], 800
tickets. IL the latter number can be had.
will be distributed from the Tacoma
bureau of the Fosr-IsTEiifaKscER. making
1900 In all 1; Is estimated that 5000
people In addition to the children will be
present during the day and evening from
Tacoma. many hundreds coming espe-
cialiy 10 witness the wedding in the
evening.
No one need be surprised II there are
1000 people or more at the fair on Posr-
IsrEILIaxscEg day.
To return 10 the synopsis Of the pro-
gramme on Posr-IsrKLLrsHSeER day:
At i0aA m. the fret division Of the Se-
attic visitors and visitors from other Sound
points arriving by the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
dsy feet, will form In line and march up
Pacific avenue ~ far as Thirteenth or
Fourteenth streets, and. ii necessary TO
make room, countermarch. filling both
sides OF tho avenue. Street cars viii be
drawn mp In line TO take those
who wish to ride 10 the fair build
Ing. aud Just before the line breaks
several attempts will be made from differ
ent points to photograph the vast assem-
bly, Of children. Bandmaster Cassasa. as
Especial attention TO the school children
of Seattle, has consented to do an unusual
thing, viz: Meet them at the wharf and
march mp town with them, playing the
PosrIsrFLLierscra day march. The First
Regiment baud. of Seattle. will also be in
line. and the Coal Miners band. of Car
bonado, will also be on hand. If arrange
ments can be made.
A delegation of the managers Of the Ia.
coma schools will meet the Seattle school
childrea at the wharf. The Management,
of the fair. including Director General
Bacey. Assistant Director General German
and other citizens will also be at the wharf
60 welcome the visitors. The boys who
are entered in the ple-eating contes, will
also SO down. carrying silk banners pro-
vided BY Mr.. German.
At the fair the programme hsretofors
outlined ia the large Children's day an.
nouncement will be carried ont. nsthe-
masscian has gone TO work and figured out
how long II would take the rosr-INrELIt.
eKscKR day children 90 eater the fair
building through one turnstile, al
the rate Of one every Two seconds.
The figures show that il would take
over week. even under the ten hours
PER dav rule. while at eight hours per
day IL would require day or two longer.
However. the doors 10 the fair will be
taken eff their hinges. as IL were. on Posr-
lSrgtIIeKSoSg day. Assistant Director
General German says he will take cut the
big tarns.iles and arrange two large double
entrances tor the Posr-IsrKLLIexxcER day
children.
After the children have seen everything
they viii be collected In the open air hsio -
the horticultural building, provided il /.
o nice pay and not raining, hut IL il is
rainy they will be called together in the
Main building. The sigma for the assem-.
bly, viii be pugle call, arranged By Musl.
Cal Director Sharpe, of the Seattle public
schools. This hagle call will be sounded
about las =. m. Children should see
ell sbe sights before tha, hour. When
the bugie again sounds between and !
o'clock tn the afternoon IL viii mean tina,
81 Is time for the Seattle children and eli
children who are TO return before dark by
the Posr~lSrktIaGKNcK R lay flees OF steam.
srs 10 prepare Cor departure. They Will
depaVt via the ola Town wharf. ana can
run down hill easily &c THAI wharf saa nor
exert themselvcs
AZ $50 =. n. sharp the steamer State 81
Washington will leave the Old Town
wharf FOR Seattle. and ali children nos a..
companie1 hy their parents must be on
hand 10 return heme. Fer thts boat ths
bngle call viii be sounded about s:le 2. IN.
Chldrsn not accompanied BY their
parents Will nos Re tAkea aboard
other boats. Special guards vii ue ga
the State 10 care for the children unsr-
eompAnled by their parents o. quart. as.
The state wlsl rvtarn again. seaVing Seat.
tie About y. sn.. ard arriving at the Old
1Aconsa wharf ia time Tor those aAaAra e
witness toe fesT-IsrKlsIsEscsx sesiding
IL wsll leave sor Seattle before mianiSAL
zee tan fosr-sSTEI1fsEsCEs foneErow lol
tie exact tms.