The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-06
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UTILIZATION OF Grounds by Fireworks
Admiration Zee Remains so Gents.
PosT-isTELItsEscER HKAneUARrExs. w.
rrnsTATK KAIE. TACOMA. Sept. 5.-Fspe-
eial-l-Flreworks we're set of tonight, and
the display was the best ever seen in mi.
city. There was q large crowd present.
and while the sky was streaked with
rockets and Roman candies the show peo-
pie on the grounds had 70 give up trying
70 do business and joined the crowds Of
outdoor sightseeFs.
Director General Henry Bucey today re-
ceived the following from Duluth:
TELEGRAM received. We appreciate your
KIND generosity and thank you. state is
taking care Of sufferers. Do not think we
will need outside aid.
ROY T. LEwIs. Mayor"
This was in reply 10 Mr.. Bucey's tele-
gram of yesterday asking II aid were
needed from outside sources for the forest
Ere victims
Tomorrow the newsboys OF the Nearr and
the Tacoma bureau Of the PosT-iSrELLI-
sESoKR will meet the FSe.s- TSnses news
boys. who are 10 arrive at $50 on the
Flyer. The visitors will be met at the
Nharf and escorted up town to the fair.
The Tacoma newsb0ys are q little fearful
the wetl-oTganized youngsters from Seat
tie Will not be pleased because the Tacoma
Nessboys' Union has not flourished as
well rs that Of Seattle. With some pointers
on parliamentary tactics the Tacoma
youngsters will be Just as successful as
their rivals. The boys arc to cut a water
melon and see all the sights at the fair.
J. +. Campbell. of the Eugene, Or,
Guard, writes that the journalists of that
state will visit the fair during the first
week in October.
Inasmuoh as there has been some talk
among the gossips that the price Of admis-
sion was 20 he reduced from 50 10 IS cents,
the trustees announce that such is not the
case. The matter has never been consid-
cred for an instant The 50-cent rate will
be maintained throughout the isir.
A pamphlet giving views Of the fair and
grounds. and also giving wrtte-up Of the
enterprise. will be gotten out in few
DAYS
The women's congress will be held octo-
her - and 80, and the musical congress
0ctober 81 and November /. ana 3.
r. s Doubleday is 10 write a sketch Of
the fair for Harper Bros, OF New York.
Two car loads of the Oregon exhibits
will arrive Friday.
Pumps are being placed IN position 10
pump salt water into the big tanks at the
fisheries building. in which will be kept a
display of Puget sound nsh.
Tomorrow the steamer Walla Walia will
arrive. and il il expected that she viii have
Boone aud his trained lions aboard.
The sham battle, the storming Of
Missionary Ridge, participated in by Com
panies G aud q. National Guard, VAS such
\ success. together with the success OF the
pyr0technie display. that both features
wili be repeated. Owing 70 the threaten
ing weather the crowd Was not as large as
anticipated.
Among those who registered today were
From TacomA-H. L. Johnson. ii. NJ.
I4illis, c. Il. WetmoFe. T. ;. Moifat, III. L.
ReimAn. +. c. Davis.
Port Townsend Mas NJ. h. TibbeIs.
Portiand-E w. Tibbsis
Seattie--H. Is Chapman. +. w. Parker.
:. Mcclellan, w. r. Lieben. L. +. Gilmer.
Ia Conner--F III. Conner.
Mount Vernon-E. A. Bradner, q. III.
LouEhiin.
Ellensburg-J. +. Travers-
Spokane l. y. Benson.
Victoria Miss Staples. A. l. Belvea
Whatcom-J. kildait.
san Franclsco-C. ;. Laumeister, wife
and son.
Passed.. f. Jones.