The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-24
fair Many citizens and children will bs
an hand 10 welcome the visitors

On hand TO welcome the visitors.
For the information of the Seattle
school managers IL may be stated that the
Tacoma parents o. school children, as well
q the Tacoma school children themselves,
are anxious to see the Seattle children,
sad they particularly ANXIOUS TO see
them go through some maneuvers or Del
ssft exercises, or something of that sort,
and also TO hear them sing. In these two
branches Tacoma school children have
made marked advances, and they are, as
night naturally be expected, AM ious To
know what proficiency the Seattle children
have reached The Tacoma schools have
not yet opened. They open next Monday.
Nevertheless there 10 q desire among the
parents OF the children TO have them give
an exhibition for the Seattle children ON
Posr-rsrKLLIssScgR day. At any rate,
Tacomans will be disappointed IL the Sc
attic children fail TO sing or give drill Of
some kind. Assistant Director General
Gorman says there Is ample room on the
grounds for any kind of exercises, and
adds: "The Seattle school children will
own the fair on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES day"
The Ancient Order of Foresters of Amer
lea will celebrate at the Interstate fair
tomorrow. This is their day at tho expo
sition and they propose TO make II fully as
notable an occasion as was British Column
bIa day, Saturday. 1t Is expected that
5000 members of the order will attend.
The Foresters have large membership in
oil the large cities Of the Northwest, as
veil as in all the mining towns. From
shsse various places will como large
crowds. Grand Chief Ranger Fawcett. of
this city, has had the arrangements for
tie day in charge for some weeks past.
and through his efforts many excursions
have been arranged. The six Seattle
courts OF the order are expected To turn
cut almost in their entirety. The steamer
CITY o. Kingston has been engaged TO
bring two excursions from that city. one
in the morning and one in the afternoon.
Port Townsend will also send an excur-
sion. From Black Diamond. RosIyn, Ever
cit. New Whatcom, snohomish aud other
cities will come large delegations. At
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, on the ar
rival OF the second excursion from Seattle,
there will be grand parade OF the order.
The line OF march will form at the wharf.
The procession viii march up Pacific
avenue 60 Seventeenth street, from there
on Seventeenth street TO G, on Z TO Ninth.
where ranks will be broken aud the cars
will be taken for the fair grounds. The
tao local courts. Court iyanhoe and Court
Tacoma, Will entertain the visiting mem
ters While in the city. 1t Is expected that
the independent courts of the order will
affiliate on this occasion and assist in
making the celebration notable one
During the afternoon an address of vel
come will be delivered in tho main build
iag By member of the fair management.
probably Assistant Director General ].
Anthony German. aud will be suitably
replied 70.
Today has been the most successful
Sunday o; the season at the fair. The
attendance both afternoon and evening
las been remarkably good. Cassassa's
band Is proving drawing card. aad the
wisdom Of the management ia engaging
tie organization Is already proven. Attic
afternoon concert ten encorss we're re-
esived
For Athletic Clubs day. October q great
Preparations are going ahead. new
FEATURE Tor the already extensive pio-
sfamme has lust been added. Ii IS a tug
eiswaF % take place between teams from
TIE FIRST regiment OF the Oregon National
1saard ana & company of the Washington
Maizena,. Guard The entire First regi-
fasat .r0ul Oregon viii be in the city on
Athletic cubs day in attendance on the
Portland day celebration. which gives
FEoH!se of being one II the "eig" days OF
tae fair
Some idea OF What Tacoma newspaper
editors ihlnk Of FoSr-INEEiIIaKScER day
tan he gained from the following clip
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Tacom. Tissnsa
En- AZ de forste Personer, man
tFsiler paa, naar man vel er inden-
ios Uds,illingen, er Mr.. Thomas
sammons, Bestyrer for Seattle POST
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avis smuk, udsiyrede Afdeling med
de bekvemme Stole som oitest or
iopiaget at en- eller fere Repr@sen
saater for Diet smukke kjen. Paa
AoFdet ligger EN- Fremmedbog,
hyOri ale Besegende anmodes om
al nedtegue sine Navne. Den 29de
ds. I'll Mr.. Sammons serge for, at
ale Born Staten under II AaF.
som mclier sig, iaar fri Adgang tn
tdstlllingen. den Anledning VII
en- sior Damper blive lTagtet for at
Pc Born frem o. iilhage fra Seattle.
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