The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-15
Al THE INTERsTATE FAIR.
Only SIX Days Nore-Mardi Gras To-day
Scandinavian Day TnesdAx.

FosT-lNrEILIGEScEg HEADQUARTERS, Ig-
rERsrArE FAIR. TACOMA. Oct. II.-fSpeciaI |
"A large number of special Interstate fair
days will be squeezed into the remaining
SIX DAYS OF the fair. Two hundred masks
and costumes have been brought here from
San Francisco FOR the Mardi Gras ball to-
morrow evening. The ball will be held in
the Agricultural building. and music viii
be supplied by Cassass's band
Tuesday will be scandinavian day, for
which extensive arrangements have been
made BIZ Tacoma and Sound scandina-
yians ande- the management of DIRK
Blaanw. editor of the Tacoma Tidende On
Tuesday the poultry shcw begins. lasting
three days.
Saturday. beside being Tacoma day and
the last day Of the fair. will be Chautauqua
day. Various other special days will be
observed this week.
Today's paid attendance was 8, 90, which
il good for Sunday. For the las, of the
fair the Northern Pacific will cut pas.en-
ger rates lower than ever before.
Employees dav to-day was LARGELY at
tended. many being present from Seattle.
Among those who registered at the Posr.
iSrEtLfsgScER headquarters we're:
From Tacoma--L c. Reeves. Earl Wins
low, Il. MeKulop, Lon Mckenzie. r. n.
Kennan. J. W. Laurie. y. q. Ross,
snche Hicks. Lsura Badeistree. Lutte
Young. Edgar Bur0ell. Mrs. ID. W. SEM
pie. c. A. Ball, Pesrie Dougberty. ]. r.
Smith. Ii. Armstrong. Eddie Fink, Sara
Posner, r. NJ. pu-inton, h. Hayden, H.
Duenkel. Mrs. L. III. Eiuns. James II.
Ingram. J. III. LotshaS. 5. Rogers. FiosSie
Rogers. J. j. Boyle. j. f. Mailer. Eina c.
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Howell. Company {. y. q. W; Mrs. {.
". Hooart. Miss Mona Hobart. l. a
Lehman. ;. 4. Perkins, president Nc kia-
lev Club; Ralph Wech, A. II. Weich,
Mrs w H. Wilson. William Covington,
Mr.. Hoed. James Barrager, Fred Reese.
D. Braden, f. II. Want, r. l.. Griffith,
Mrs. George G. Williamson, L. ". Nay
ior.
seatsle-Tina Graham, Thomas f.ough,
Mss May Warren. l.. kohrr. l.. G. kelton.
VI. Cahn. c. +. Brsmbls G. T.. Brsmhle,
{. r Dswhnrst. John Dewhurst, VI. W
Harrington. II. Smith and wife. Vernon
S.n. SADIE Cotth, J. A. Miller and wife,
Mss Alberta Miller, NJ. q. Stewart, G. T.
Carr. : Davis. K. ShaitE. Miss r. q. Her
al, c. ". Matthias. A. sosldosrr, J. =.
Jacobson. q. NJ. Zueher, Max Coen. A. J.
Marion aud wife. Dan Metiinnis, William
Davis, c. f. Damon, Walter NJ Carey,
Miss Flemings, j. Dsekenson. A. j. Me-
Ginnss. + VI. Thompson, Robert Wilton
and xife. / NJ RanSe. A. U Damn. J. r.
Campion, l. j. Evans and wife. Miss l..
Muller. H. {. Aschenfeit. :. Piangel. f. J.
Raven. r I. Pope. Mrs. l. Ferguson.
Mrs. r. Ferguson. Mrs Sidney Miller,
Anna ". Pringie. Hester r Finley, ". l.
Gilman and wife, Henry Haak. William
IoNsn, ]. F. Brinker.
Victoris-James Bali.
Astoria-P. FL. Johnson and wife, c. A
Nelson.
Portland. Orr. T. Jameson. Miss A.
A. Anderson. ]. II. Hayden and wife.
Monmouth. Or Miss Phoebe McGrew.
Paris, FrAnce--C hsriss f.inetse.
Fidred. PAT. !. IveTs-
Dayton. Cd. ". CFose
San FrAnessco--F. ]. Bachelde z f.
Wright. A. a. Cohen
Chicago. IlL-Leaa VI. Geiger
Monie.zno-F. [. Whitney and wife, ].
+ Calder and vile.
Walla WAlls--l. c. Frost.
Ho4asam-Mr.. 81. Hoffman, Mrs. r.
AEsfen-
Port Gambi~ K Leighton ngsw.
Sorsh Yakima. Fsniaeid, d. A. Van
Nechser.
ChshAlis-C. T. o Brien.
Everett. ]. Phelps and wte.
Steliacoom--0. II " hite.
srokAne-AGgust Use
o.ymP.a-Georgs 6neoeh. ArA W.
Chambers
Pors Gamble-Miss z F. White. Joseuh
II. {. sawyer and wlfe. Robert Hoxara
Mrs.. George kimesl Dan Duggan, JOAN
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