The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-29

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national aud popular s,ngs-
Cairsssisr Atssqas oess
Introducing aswsss Marie" and other
popular sosss.
The programme Of the Carbon Hill G!es
Club, Carbonado, Is IS follows:
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The leader Of the club IS Thomas Grit
6ths. The pianist Is Miss Davis Aessrs-
Harry and Griffi;hs. the leading bass aud
tenor OF the club, were members OF the
gies club that won the 5000 prize at the
worlds fair.
The features Of the day viii be:
Free rides for the children and admis-
sion 10 the fair and places OF amusement
free. when accompanied By their parents.
singing of the Seattle public school chill
dren In chorus.
May pole dance By Tacoma school chill
dren.
Tambourine and wand drill by the pupils
OF the academic department of the Con-
vent Of the Visitation, of Tacoma
Pie-esting tourney.
Congressman DoolitsIe's address TO the
children.
Special programme Of musical treats by
Cassssas' band.
Display of Fireworks.
Concert by the Carbon Hill miners.
Posr-fsrELLIsKscEa day wedding.
Washington state Worlds fair register.
In which the names of the children viii be
registered tomorrow.
or course the sight Of the warship
Monterey will be one Of the sights for tho
children. The Monterey was held here
for Posr-IsrELLIcKscER day, and Capt.
kempf has arranged for the children to
come aboard from 10 y. m. This is an
unusual thing. Is the warship Is, as Q
rule, not open for the inspection Of
visitors on Saturday. The children and
their parents or guardians will be well
coined aboard the Monterey tomorrow
afternoon and will be shown about by the
bluejackets. The warship will be as clean
as pin for the occasion.
The singing OF the chorus Of forty miners
from Carbonate and the concert of the
Carbon Hill Glee Club will be an interest
Ing feature OF Posr-IsTELLIsEycER day.
One of the latest presents sent to the
PosT-IsrELLIGEscER day headquarters for
Posr-IsTELLfoKScER day couple is a baby
carriage given by Roltair. the iliusionist.
The fur cape presented by the Alaska Fur
Company is a beautiful garment. The
articles presented by the Seattle merchants
arrival fhf. ha EIgar ma
were at once taken to the Posr-ISTELLr.
eEscKR headquarters and placed in posi-
ton. just outside of the headquarters
railing aud inside the space allotted to the
Seattle exhibitors. These presents attract
more attention than any show or exhibit
at the fair. There is always crowd
examining them. Since the Seattle firm
donated butter butter by the tub has been
rolling In for the bride and groom
Manager J. b. Ternes. of the Tacoma
Passenger and Baggage Transfer Company,
called at the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bureau
down town today. and presented the COM
pany's spanking team OF white horses and
the most elegant coupe in the city to
carry the bride and groom to
the fair to be married. The equipage will
be placed at Mr.. Ingram's disposal at 7:3t
p. m, and he will drive off to get his bride
and be ready for the marriage ceremony.
The management Of the fair has pre-
sented the Posr-lsIELIIGEScER wedding
couple with season passes to the fair, and
the same are among the exhibits at the
Posr-ISTEILIoKscER headquarters.
Many Tacoma children are unprovided
with tickets. though 400 have been dis
tributed through the Tacoma bureau Of
the PosT-INTELLIGKScER Quite a number
of these went into the country, and other:
to points touched by small steamers cen
tering here. Every ticket has beer
CLEANED out" by the children of Tacoms
and vicinity. and by special arrangement
with the Interstate fair those not havin,
tickets tomorrow will be admitted if &C
compsnied by children having tickets whs
will vouch for them and able TO convinc,
the management that they could not ge
tickets before the supply was exhausted.
Today Receiver Clancy, Of the LAX,
Park railroad, who is an old steambo
man. agreed to carry children free havin,
Posr-IsrELLIGEScER day tickets. aud tn,
children of Roy, Hilhurst, Lake View
Muck and other points were supplied will
observation-disclosures tickets through tn,
spanaway Sen!tnet once.
The children taking part in the wan,
and tambourine drills are:
Miss Pearl Kirkpatrick, Miss Lin,
| O'Brien, Miss Alice Cooper, accompanies
| Ella La Goss. Katie Cosgruf, MAJ Rel
| Ltliis. Lilly Iunker. Edith fredett, Mar,
| stewart, Grace Hemenwav, Lizzie kearns
| Anna Doyle. Mary McKowen. Monies
| whalen, Rhea Cato, Buelah Garvey
| Kate Dunn. Mary Nhalen, Fay Falrchild
| Lulu Butler.
| In the Maypole dance:
| Theresa Roth. Jenny Glassell, Nina Sly
| Mabel Williamson, Anna Neil, Ann
| Void. Liela Shaw. Bessie Morrison, Grac
| Perry. Grace Brown. Clara Clifford, Ethe
| Paine.
The entries in the pie devouring tourna
ment are:
Tacoma Bureau posr.INrErIIeExcK
| team-Otto parhoraw (Dnhssyl Charlie
nuboraw. Edward Berry. Frank Blame
| Bert Maxteld.
Rorniae Uaion ,sam-Carl Bates, Thoma
| MeVeigh. Thomas Begin. Nat Fabrleius
Observation-Disclosures, Seattle. team
| Henry Collins. bud Leeky.
Entries WILL be received until D m. &c
| morrow by Referee Victor III. Beekmsn
at PosT-INrkIIIsESogR fair headqaarsers
Ii is expected aud hoped that many Seat
| tie boys will enter. There is an ualimItes
| quantity OF pie.
There is much decorating In honor o
| FosriNTEtIIaEScKE day. In front Of tn
Morasas Jsiaa ofiice there is biz banne
four by thirty feet "NorHias Uaioa we,
comes PcsF-lSrKLilGExcER
Manager Davis. 81 tae Carbonate min
ers. says be viii make a ilne showing vii
bis miners and the miners from adlAcea
mines. who have joined in celebrating o.
posr-lSrEGIIaESSKR day. The mine.
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