The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-13

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tealszerxser DAY. Il beimr Miners, .5.v .sxr,
AMI sserr were mora perprse IN .s1enen -.
On that day, fhaxr n any Other sirss.
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nassssonae gold snsziai a. . token o. the
.spsecaa<son o. the people for the MUSIC
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ssconi PrIse, %. Thomas Mckay.
THE INTERSTATE EAJP
The Northwest interstate ratr whaen.
was held in Tacoma. IL now a thing ~
the past. To thos.s who ensaxed the r,riy-
iiege Of visiting n. and seeing ,s,a mary
interesting tsainrs which n contained i,
will dong be a source Of n,,.a x,r, xac,,,s.,-
lions.
The Fair was rof,e, mn thro,vn ,,a
efforts and untirine lahor a. Har-v ~
cey. ESQ. of Tacoma II waa - who
first proposed having an irs srsta,. fair
and at its close he Was prexartes1 Nth :,
elegant silver tea service va,,,eus -, go
eral hundred dollars
On August 1sth she nr,nc;,., h,,,a,,~.
having been finished rev x.ra s,s.,..a
in an c.oa,rent steech nv CIV Mcc.r.xy
August 9Th WAS commonwealth DO tra
opening OF the beautiful cyclorams .rha
Battles of Missionary Ridge and I.ookout
Mountain which. without douht A..
tractei mere attention :han any otbar
feature of the Fair. August asth Vas
press day ana the grounds were thronees
with reporers nrin,ers ara .u s,r,~ -
newspapermen.
The Fair was not formally onAne5 unt;l
September 1st. On that dav n oner.aa
with a grand entertainments. music being
furnished by a fine band of about forty
pieces. The principal exhibits were IN Tire
Main and horticultural buildings The
second floor of the Main Building was de.
voted 10 the Art exhibits. PORT Towns
end took first prize for nain,tnr Tho
Anti fermentine Company had a fine ex.
hibit of fruits preserved anfi-fermsn,ine
Judge Swan of Port Townsend had a,
interesting dtsnlav ar yn.,,ar relics ans
curiosities. A hmm of coal was exbibstad
which would have S,pnl,ei TN. forpa "a
Vulcan with f,xel for cons,ssayahla tina
1t weighed eight and ons-haif 4ans Tbe~a
were mas,v ..s,ae-s.,auss,. ,braa ~ wb,eh
were. "a stress in c,airn.,. ..rrha Fseyn,f,,,
Muscle Dancers and .sTbe Alaskan vua
Animal Show" One Of Tho MOST no.as
e,f,aracters Al The fair was prof Enerxha,
Smith. Of Arizona who claims 20 ~. ,ha
greatest shot m the world as he nrot,a hIv
Is. A novel feature of rhe fair was the
.Nursery Room. a room wsher. taa,es
could Leave their bahias willis .aosnr,, ,ba
fair
gut .the dav" ~ ali oehers n, N. fair
was Ap-r. Dav" when fnI,v % oeo nev,rI,