The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-10
AT THE INTERSTATE FAIR.
This IL Hoo-Hoo pay-Arrfval OF
Aiaska's fine Exhibit.

Aiaska's fine Exhibit.
PosT-ISTELLfeENcER HEADQUARTERS, IN
TEEsTATE FAIR TACOMA, Sept. 9.-lSpe-
ciaL Tomorrow is Hoo Hoo day at the
Interstate fair and the Tacoma members
have made elaborate prepar ations for the
event. Every Hoo-Hoo In Seattle has
promised to be on hand, and besides MEM
bers of the order all the way from Southern
Oregon TO British Columbia will be here.
Upon the arrival of the noon boat from
Seattle some seventy odd black cats,
rs the Hoo-Hoos are known, will take two
gaily decorated open cars from Chilberg's
hotel. and with ~ band of music will ride
around the city. winding up at the fair.
Here the kittens will take in ali the attrac-
tions and partske of lunch on the
grounds. In the evening q grand con-
catenation will be held at Red Mems hall,
on G street, where soma twenty-five pur-
blind kittens will see the light for the first
time. A theater party will be given later
in the evening and at I1:5i o'clock, or
thereabouts. an elaborate banquet will be
rendered the visitors By the Tacoma mem
bers. Yesterday over 2, 900 members of the
order throughout the country sent mes
sages to the annual meeting at Kansas
meeting convened at SOL o'clock on the
ninth day Of the ninth month, and will
continue in session today and tomorrow.
+. ID. NOVEL; and ]. f. Maloney, who
arrived today aboard the Chilcat with the
Alaska fair exhibit. have specimens of
ores from every developed mine in Alaska,
also gold brick valued at $4,000. The
imitation gold output from the Treadwell
mines for one year Is also here.
Among those who registered Saturday
were:
From Tacoma-Mrs. l. Anderson and
party. Mrs. s. Parker. Mrs. E. ID. Gilbert,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Kelly. Samuel Rice,
J. w. Mckee. George Parker, George
LAWYER. Ellen LAWYER. Mrs. b. ]. Scott.
Mrs III. A. Rhodes. ]. Ii. Booker. ]. V.
Rhodes, Miss Ethel Cook, C.. w. Hobart,
Miss n. Hobart, Frank Minsh, w. ]. Fife,
w. Garliek. Miss Agnes Green, Glenn T.
Reese, Fiosse Rodgers. ]. t. Visheil, Miss
Rita Theodore. Sol Rodgers, James II.
Phillips, Rev. q. w. Gallagher, Dethlef G.
Hansen, Mrs. George NJ. Shredder, w. c.
Chichester. Miss Agnes Byrne, Mrs. ]. X.
Young. Mrs. NJ. n. Laurence.
Seatsle-E. l. Blaine. Mrs. &. L. Blaine.
J. J. Curtis. A. Beaumont, Frank X.
bFpWns W. taylor, - baUIOEl, rFeuerick
Mesxger. Mrs. NJ. q. Winstock. G. II.
Pierce and wife, w. A. Stewart and wife,
III. b. Murphy. Miss Julia Egge.
Members of the African NJ. z. church
con ference: Bishop Benjamin r. Lee,
Waco, Tex; Rev. r.. f. Markell Seattle:
Rev q. c. Clark, Miss Lucy Clark, Port
land. Or; Rev. q. NJ. Nellcte, Rev j. w.
Hammond, Tacoma; Rev. Alex W.
whaley. Boston, Mass. Rev E T. DENNY,
Victoria T. C. Rev lanes = Simons
Salem. Or Rev. ". q. Hsrsood, Roslyn,
Wash; Rev. J. Allen Whey, Mrs. ]. A.
Whey, Miss Mabel Walker, Miss Lizzie
Robinson, Seattle.
Friday Harbor-Niss Libbie Bradshaw.
South Bend-Mrs. James Ashbnry Dem
MS, MISS +. G. Dennis.
Interchangeable ]. H. Benson, Miss
Hazel Benson. Miss Ethel Sprague.
Pallman-A. Saunders.
PuyAllup-E. Il. Holmes. Frank Baker.
Snohomish-Sam II. Turber.
Spokane--L G. Dlllman.