The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-26

sea osen p1blsshsd- M4nv w.nt "a h..-
eAofas OF forty m5neys from Car
shaao sing on Posr-TsrwrrsssxcFn daw
ahsH there viii Be the rnsnerss t.r.s& h.rs
aal 'ae fnysliup Indian reservation Ia
@@h esnd, and many other things.
sas horfsra trral binding the display
:. Eastern Wssbiagton fruits - .h. main
4ssrsetlon- DR. BlaIock ha. not SHARED
.aoaes % present q magnificent disosaw.
Do1 upon box Of pears aVps~.. cranes
sasermesons and other iascsos,, fyuis. are
Hse seen. Two double row. Of frai, ~
IN length. are exhibited. Water
melons thai xouid make a southern
aaf1sys mouth water are here by the
wagon load.
oh athletic day, October 8. these ath-
'slss ssii take part. Patsy Corrig.n.
champion heavyweight pagillst OF the
s0rshsesf. an Australian By birth ant a
perfect specimen OF athlete. HE'S credit
ga sih having foaghs draw with the
.ase Harry Latng. eonqueror of Joe God
aAsa- eorrIgsn will spar four friendly
rounds with George Williams. new ar
ssai from Australia and brother Of Tom
mans. ex-chAmpion welter weight OF
lhe world The second couple viii be
oeorge Hicks, champion welterweight of
5sontana. and Pete Carson. local man.
inese men have had several engagements
IN acoma. and their ability j. VEL known.
mere wiiI also be an exhibition i've style
Wrestling match between Lightweight
sharies Eyton, OF Australia. and Patsy
eorrigan. Eyton has been wrestling for
she past eight years aud has been beaten
"a MS class only by the late James III.
naaaAner. lie 10 q pupil of Clarence
whistler, and Is open TO wrestle any i33
pound man in the world. The styles Of
wrestling shown will be coliar-aad-eibow,
caicE-as-catch-can. sldehold. backnold and
oisco-homan. The above men are train
ing every day. and will be sure to make a
| splendid showing
IL will De Port Townsend and Red Mems
day at the Interstate fair tomorrow. and
the dual event sill be celebrated In a man
ner on par with the other great DAYS of
the fair. Indications are that the day will
be one Of the best of the fair. The Red
Men have large membership throughout
The state. and expect 10 turn out almost
their full strength. The committees from
the local tribes OF Red Men that have their
eeleoFation in charge are as follows: Gen.
erai committee of arrangements-J. r.
lass, }. Z. Ford. III. Farley. George Went
ana ,. Reuter-. Reception committee
Fred Bohi, J. VI. Leonard. J. L. Turner, j.
= Ford. }. L. Cass. George Went, Mrs.
Leonard. Mrs. Ford, Mrs Boil, Mrs.
Rainey. Miss l.. FairchiId. Miss 7. STANCE
ana ars- herbert Music. NJ. Leonard,
J. X. Turner and A. Chilberg. BalI-Fred
Bohi, w. A. Rainey. Fred Olson, J. &.
Ford and l. Johnson. The first delega-
ton OF visiting members of the order will
arrive from Port Townsend at O'Clock
tomorrow morning, and will be met at the
wharf by the reception com mittee despite
the early hour. As the other boats
ana trains arrive they too viii be met by
the reception committee and the visiting
members and their families properly cared
| Tor and entertained. At 10 O'Clock a. m
| the parade will form on G. street in front
| OF Red Mems hall. The line will be made
| up as follows: First will come a squad of
| police under command of Chief d. o.
| smith. Grand Marshal J. NJ. Leonard and
| his aides, Lewis Strasser, Nicholas Reu-
| ter and J.. L. McMnrray, will follow
mounted, then will come band. Follow
| ing that will be Chleftsins' League in uni
| form. After them will come some of the
| distinguished visitors in carriages. The
| next feature will he handsome float rep
| resenting the great council Of the tribe. A
| four-horse team drawing a carryail con-
tanning thirty ladies, representing the de-
| gree OF Pocabontas. visitors in carriages,
| another beautiful float representing the
rescue of John Smith aud typical of the
| degree OF Pocahontas. and another large
| float bearing twenty ladies of the degree
| will follow In the order named
| After them will come the visiting
orders. and then a magnificent float,
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| Tribe, No. 5. Of Tacoma, aud a number of
real live Indians" will bring up the rear
of the procession. On either side of the
carriages and floats carrying the ladies
Will ride six horsemen in uniform as a
| guard of honor. The line OF march will
be IRON the hall north to Ninth street.
thence TO Pacific avenue. thence to Jeifer-
son avenue, thence TO { street and thence
TO 81 Heien's avenue and the fair. A;
| the fair grounds rlere will be special
features on the days programme for the
Red Men. Tomorrow evening after the
celebration at the fair there will be grand
bal. in Red Mems hall and in Chickering
hall adjoining. Both will be used for
dancing IL necessary. IL is expected that
there will be a number Of prominent men
from various parts OF the state in attend
ance. The mayor of Port Townsend, who
is a member of the order. is among those
who are coming.
Young Mems Institute day at the fair
has been set for October 3.
Among the visitors to the PosT-ISTELLI-
arsC kR headquarters we're:
From Tacoms-M Mrs. A. Hollerton. Ben
EFT STRONGEST. Il. A. Young and wife.
Charles Richardson, :. T. Lyrnons, A. ID.
Whitney. Dr. c. II. Darrin, George kiehl-
never and wife. A. I'll. Dsekins. NJ. ID, ;.
G. Heillr, Ed kourg. samue. Nolan, Ray
Keliv, Waiter Sessions. FL W. Fuller, w.
h. Sessions. h. r. Laffoon. Leroy Taylor,
Reggie W kaylor. I'D. III. Hsmlin. W. W.
Eicheiberg. Miss Berniee Gallagher. Rich
ard Keeling George l.. HAMPTON. A. l..
Martin. c. Mechanics, G. r. Smith. Mrs.
}. T. Rodman, Mrs. +. j. Wells, JEAN T.
Amy. H. b. kershAw. George b. Walsh,
f. K. Scott
seattle: :. @. Parker. w. W Edwards.
William VI. Neal, James Gal. Mrs. W. T..
Armstrong, Mrs. y. Van Devanter, Miss
Marion Armstrong. Frank Nanderter.
sam Harrison, Mrs. Garrison. Miss r. l..
NIns,one Miss l. Whitney, ii. X. Lovets,
Mrs. NJ. T. BAder, Mrs. 7. J. Concorsn,
Mrs y. Martin. Mrs. Mcolosn. Mrs. ;.
Yxfss Thomas W. 6rsnsm. May Ethel
Semple, Judith Grant Hughes. Mrs q. I.
Yereer. H. J. NcSoEiey snd wife. J. IA.
Irwsn + /. CHANNEL, Frank r. Seanox.
p.ter Fountain, Thomas 0iti. Edward X.
Thomas Mrs. r. k Thomas, Mrs. Vi.
HesltI Mrs. +. ". Parker. Miss Ella
parser. r. ". Parker. Mrs. ;. ;. ststsOn,
Mr.. d w. Ssetson, Mrs. Capt Taylor. i.
II corey. Mrs III. /. COREY, Amy q. Corey.
a.. F8na smith, Mss Nav Lewis. r. Z.
sshsanelI. Nell stewart, Fred H. Peterson.