The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-05
AT THE INTERSTATE FAIR.
Relief for the Fire sufferers-Fres
Transportation of Exhibits.

Relief for the Fire sunerers-Fres
transportation of Exhibits.
Posr-IsTELLIaEScER HEADQUARTERS, In.
rERsTATE FAIR TACOMA, Sept. 4.-TSpe-
cial. Tonight the following dispatch was
sent:
To the Mayor Of Duluth, MINI: The
management of the Interstate fair at Ia
coma sends its sympathy to the sufferers
from the fire in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
and wishes TO know if financial aid other
than that Immediately at hand is needed.
HENRY BUGGY, Director General"
1t is proposed 10 give the receipts of one
day at the fair to the forest fire sufferers.
Franklin X. Lane, of the department of
publicity and promotion. has issued the
following:
Exhibits from all parts of the state can
be sent to the Interstate fair free of ex-
pense, providing they are directed to the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, Ia
coma. care OF Paul SchulEe, general land
agent, for exhibition BE sure that the
name of the shipper, with his county and
station. is on each package. In that way
due credit can be given each point for its
exhibit. From these exhibits the North
ern Pacific will take few selections for
their own exhibit, which they are making
for the land department for the fair. and
the balance of the exhibit viii be put 10
the credit OF the district and county max
ing It, These instructions are from Mr..
Fulton, general traffic manager of the
Northern Pacific railroad at Portland"
An indoor athletic tournament is the
latest event proposed. Seattle, Portland
and Tacoma athletes are 10 be drawn upon
for the events. and wrestler and ali-around
athlete Trevvstt, famiiarly known among
81 10 81 o ~
Trevvett has been asked TO wrestie with a
Portland athlete. The Multnomah Ath-
Ietic Club desires TO pit one Of two or
three good wrestlers, who are members OF
It's club, against Mr.. Treyyett or any other
Puget sound wrestler. Portland men pre-
fer a rs pound weight Mr.. Trevvst,
now weighs less than that. and will prob
ably wrestls at i23 In addition 20 wres-
fling, there 10 10 be trapeze work. tumhling,
and possibly some clever boxing. Tacoma
can enter many good boxers.
Hereafter fireworks will De one of the
features OF the evening entertainments a.
the fair Tomorrow evening there will be
g collection Of attractions including a
special band concert. fireworks. and the
participation Of Companies and q, OF
this city, in the storming Of Missionary
y
and Capt. Bellings will be ia charge Of the
men. and a large party Of @. A. r. men
will be In attendance.
A large number Of valuable paintings
are being hung in the Agricultural and
horticultural halls, aud the state board Of
horticuItnrs sill shortly pat in an exhibit
J. Thomas Hickey, exalted ruler Of the
Elks, has been sslegrAphed TO have the
a.sa fer iha Efkzs dav rushaa afop~ d
order that the Elks Of the Pacific North
vest may have an opportunity 10 prepare
10 participate. October 4 has accordingly
been selected
The Germans Of Seattle and Tacon. Ar.
preparing 30 make German day the great
est day % the fair. Their plans have not
been perfected. Port Blakslsy will send
an excursion here in n few DAYS.
The following wers among those regis
tsring today a. the PesE-iSTKLLIsxscIE
headquarters;
From TaeomA--Mrs. r. MeDanisls. r.
Y. Bell, Henry Henderson. ". ". 6ariiek.
i. T.. y Arssa. A G. West. Il. Wess, j.
D0noliy. +. hossrooke, J. Holhrooke. F.
= AerTv, i. III. Hernsy, Mrs. c. A.
Stokes, MFa II. l. Leland, Mrs. G. II.
EvA. i Young + BergstFoT, r. C. New
e.. ArG &, ChAmberlin. Mrs. +. q
Thompson, w. w. sprAgue.
Ss<se--A. 7. Mather and wlfaA
oymPis-A!ss Boyer. L. X. Grimes and
CheAAlis-J. r. welsv. J. olesou.
Pert amble-J. l. kleFnAa.
San FrKnelsco--N. Hleks.
cay 81 MsHieo-H. l. Esperon.
AtsFds~n--R J. Meozsys
n~ Drsr~sx Tranr., RnIssrr- III.