The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-19
AT the INTERSTATE FAIR.


.Poss- IntslIigencer" Day VIII he the
Crowninx Glory OF she Exposition.
Posr-IsrErLIaEscEa HEADQUARTERS. In
SEssrArK FAIR, TACOMA. Sept ls.-[Spe-
Nal. "Posr-IsrrLIisEscEg day" Is roll
ing along Ike a great SNOWFALL Ii Is get
ting bigger every minute. The latest
proposition In TO have q Seattle-Tacoma
marriage on PosT-ISTxrLIoKsoKa day.
Here IL q chance for two hearts to beat ~
one and symbolic the unity of the two
great cities of the Northwest Cupid has
the marriage all fixed. but the contracting
parties are not ready to represent their re-
spectivs cities on so important an occasion.
The merchants Of Tacoma stand ready
90 present the seattie-Tacoma bride and
groom with all tho articles necessary to 60
TO housekeeping. and word comes from
Seattle that the business men of that town
are going to make several valuable pres
ents 10 the seattlc-Taeoma couple that
will DO married on Posr-INrELiieKscER
day. Everything II ready for the man
and woman who will come forward and
agree TO be married at the Interstate fair
on Posr-IxTKILfaxScEn day. the banner
day of the fair. There will be several
thousand little girls present as guests of
the Posr-ISrKIIIeEscKR and who will act
~ bridesmaids.
At any event, IL the marrIagable men
and women of Tacoma and Seattle are not
willing 10 be married with the untold
honor of having thousands of bridesmaids
and thousands Of groomsmen. then the
Joining of hands of the two cities may
have To- 10 symholixed In tableaux. On
Thursday Miss Nellie Brooks viii marry
Mr.. James Ingraham, rising young
Tacoma plumber, at the fair. They will
be married on the band stand platform, In
the main building.
Manager Becl. OF the Wild West Indian
show, received telegram today that six
more noted Indians, including Rain-in-
the-Faee, who shot Custer. viii be here for
PosT-isgKIIrexscER day.
Director General BUGGY returned today
from North Yakima. where he arranged
for number of the State fair exhibits to
be brought here alter the state fair closes,
September ~
Among those who registered today at the
rosr-ISrEtLiaEscEs headquarters we're
the following;
Members of the Washington State phar-
msceutical Association: :. NJ. lie Crone,
r. J. Schug, George ". Quiet, orno
Strong, c. ]. Robinson, Lester y. Solterie,
A. NJ. Stewart, John La'ham, h. &. Miller.
ii. NJ. Simmons. Alphens davidson. o.
HAYDEN. James :. jacobson, W. L. Bon
ney, g. I. Trommald. II. o. Whelpley, of
Tacoma J.. sehlampt W. II. Barnes.
Georss r. Hensey. Frank J. fi,x. Miss
NJ. X. Kelsey. Joseph Lee. J. Korn. OF
Seattle: w. IL. Chapman. Of North Yak.
ina: j. c. Hanson. Of Port Angeles; III. c.
Reck, OF Portland: A. W. noland, q. r.
kreeln, Of Spokane; ". L. Fox. of Blaine;
&. q. Snyder. OF Davenport
From Tacoma - Elizabeth Skinner.
Frank Carroll. III. :. osgood. 4. l. San
ford, A. Williams, Dr. c. oaevfa IL. +.
psnnypAeker. William fitxhenry. NJ. II.
Palmer, Mrs. NJ. H. Palmer. j. l.. Sulii-
van, Edward III. Hamlin. Richard KEELING.
Miss Jessie Barlow, Frances Thompson.
Il. Il. Everett
81 Ioui.-T. v. ningmsn.
san Franeisco-W. ]. Cu.iixan. II. ".
Skinner. A. ". Waters. Miss NJ. cohn, h.
Martin, Max Katie. N&fzea q. Heath.
Gilbert Guard.
Clallam Bay--George Lamb
Elssnsbure-Mrs h Wilson, T. Il. Han.
George Haasoa. Mrs. J. r. Becker.
Port Townsend-J. O Lsemer, James
W. ssockani. Mrs. James stoekAnd.
winona. hinn.--Ed foAlman. Freeman
Portland, or.-Nrs. J. Kohn, Miss Sara
Kohn, Paul ). Linaasss George W. Das-
tln, Fred a. fresson.
Snohomish--Niil y Ferguson
Wsnalchse-Mrs. q. l. ZShrsn.
Machiss-~ME. and Mira u. l. Matthew.
Steamer Isiaad Beile--P. & kisdail. {.
" Garter.
olympia-~w. n. Forrest, Thomas S.
TsS
Chicago Hannah Gsrstel.
rposans--ftsores iisss c. q. Clarke,
James 1. CEosty. Mrs James l. Csosty.
Avan-h ]. berger.
Ssdro~A Ms. ii J. Devin-
nsaGils-D. A. GaIlsy, ". II. nay sad
allie. " T. Nichols, Mrs ". r. Siehe.s.
4. p. nFoNn. Mira W, :. Hinesine, Mrs..
FYed Roriss, Mrs. ". 7. seosi. Miss Scott
Master Ton soats. Pred = kerssy sad
wifs, A. n stssars. G. ;. Atrs, W II.
Learned. H. T.. kuakier. Ms. l. NJ. fsris-
iss. Mrs A. II. MeAeaA.e. Mr., and AEs.
q. n. Turner and ssn. y. e bFusxg.
H.srstt saaHsn rroessatngs-