The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-13
AT THE ISTkRsrArE fArg.
Today and Sunday Are 80 BE Big Days
The Awards.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HEADQUARTERS. IN
rrRsTsTE FAIR. TACOMA. Oct. i2-lspecial.l
Today and sunday are to be big days at
the fair. On the latter day. which is en-
ployes' day, visitors from Seattle will be
carried on several steamers to and from
that city and admitted TO the fair and ali
the places OF amusement except two for 81
1t costs - 80 to make the rounds of the
places of amusements on the grounds on
the regular days. AT Tacoma, people will
be admitted on employees day for 80 cents
and taken through the places of amuse-
ment
Tomorrow night Cassasa's band will
give musical programme descriptive OF
the battle OF Shiloh.
Seattle exhibitors are cautioned TO ill
out the blanks, forwarded today by Sem
ator Rutter. before Monday. thus emitting
them 10 place for competition for awards
on their exhibits.
The diploma selected by the executive
committee on awards is one OF the most
elaborate ever issued by an exposition.
and photographic work of the highest art
1t Is 24xlS inches IN size. with q star at the
top with the names of the states partici-
pating. and Immediately below group of
figures with emblems representative of
arts. science, commerce and manufactures.
There is a scroll each side, entwined over
fishing rods, oars. sickle. sporting guns,
etc. At the bottom OF the diploma is
bird's-eye view of Tacoma, and grouped
on each side are emhlems of horticulture
Horticulture, and viticulture, while tower
ing Up the side Of the diploma are the big
trees and circle of mining group. The
diplomas will be on bond paper of the best
kind.
The judging of the exhibits will take
place October IL. and the awards will con-
sist of special diploma of honor, highest
award; diploma of first award. diploma OF
second award. diploma OF third award.
Those exhibitors desiring TO compete must
I'LL up blank forms and return with a
register fee of 81 to Miss NJ. J. Scott. COM
mittee on awards Office, manufacturers
building. not later than October Is.
Snohomi.h County Repu biican Campaign
EVERETT, Oct l2.-ISpeeial. Am enthu-
siastic campaign is being prosecuted by
the Republican county central committee.
Capt. L. j. Call. chairman Of the executive
committee, reports that the meetings are
everywhere well attended. the Republicans
are we'll organized, harmonious and con-
fident of victory. Marysville Republicans
turned out en- masse and had a rafting
good meeting on Friday evening last.
Col. T. Y. Eddy ard Can't +. ]. Call were
the speakers. At Mukilteo on the same
night a lively meeting was addressed by J..
". HefFner and III. ID. Cooley. On satur-
day evening Capt l. III. Coon spoke to the
people of Lowell. A rousing meeting was
held at Edmonds on Saturday night. the
speakers being Col. Eddy, Mr.. Heffner
and Mr.. Cooley. Much enthusiasm was
created By the tine music of the Republican
Quintette Gee Club, composed of Messrs.
Ford, Grant, Tozler and Bronson. The
Swedish song Of Bronson was particularly
effective. The Everett Banjo, Mandolin
and Guitar Club, headed by Mr.. William
Nichols, also added greatly to the success
of the meeting. Msehlas had Repub-
iican rally on Monday night with speeches
by III. d. Cooley, Capt Coon, J. W. Heif-
ner and 4. ]. Call The schoolhouse at
Hartford was packed to the doors at the
Republican meeting on Friday night. The
room was decorated with beautiful
American DAG. The speakers were: ]. w.
Heifner. c. 7. Roscoe. II. ID. Cooley. Capt.
Coon and Capt Call Much enthusiasm
prevailed throughout the evening. Col.
Eddy spoke 81 0lney on Monday after
noon, at Wallace ia the evening aud st
sultan on Tuesday evening. Messrs-
Mish. McEwen, Lsngftt and Lsque were
with him working for the Republican
ticket. Col Eddy also spoke At Dean on
Tuesday afternoon. A joint debate Is to
held between the Republicans and Popu-
lists al Halter City on Saturday night