The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29
Everything Ready for Washing
toms Great Display.
BUSY DAYS FOR tMeloyEs.
Esgssed Nfght sd Day Prepartsg
se Make the Espesfsses Abrasive
for the ThsssanAs Whe win vtsss
10 - GsS0ss Day Preatses Co
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APassSosg Nakeo Promises.

Manager Frank r. Armstrong. OF ths
Seattle exposition. announced ass svsE-
ING that ne has finally maize definite anu
positive Arrangements fer the attendance
on German day at the exposition q tns
s,iil society of the Seattle IAsderkrAnx.
Tbs society viii b In attendance on that
day with chorus Of forty carefully
trained voices. and IL 10 ths impression
Of the manager that this chorus wil. prove
Other attractions for other days are De-
Ing negotiated for, and rs som - the dif-
suent features are assured ne fact will
b made public.
The exposition presents a lively scene at
present. large force of wo-kmen being
susfly engaged at the booths and Ga the
decorations both night and day. Las
night about sixty workmen were tn re
building working b. gas and electric ast.t
shouting orders. etc, while IN the macnl n
cry na!l men were putting Up the heavy
ehninits. connecting the shafring. 5uildiaS
miniature structures. etc. aad IL the Az
rfcultural and horticultural Department
several groups 81 men and women. work
Ing under the. direction OF Manager Ho-
som. OF that department. were decorating
the walls with saeavss Ok wheat oats.
barley and other grasses The EXHIBITS
rom this department. are arriving from
Oil over the state, potatoes. 5eess all man
vegetables.
apples, peaches, pears. earned exhibits.
telites, etc. In the wOmans department,
under the direction Of Miss Bessie Win
sol. who 10 the manager Of that section
OF the exposition. there was q lively scene
from noon until evening. Women were
coming ard going all day. and there Is no
DOUBT that this department win prove q
very attractive one. Miss wlnsor slso mas
charge OF the art department. and the
curio booth. The display - painted china.
some
The exposition will open Monday night.
and there IL every reason 10 believe hat
the attendance will be heavy. That tner-
VIII De an exposition next year as a re-
suit Of the unqualified success Of this one
IL a foregone conclusion. The people u
the city and Of the state viii see from
this exposition" said Mr. Armstrong yes
terday. the need Of a large and represel-
iafiye exposition each year and since So
attic Is the place for the state exposition
TO oe held. here will - built between Ihis
time ana next year n large building suit
Aols for the purposes. The business men
who are behind the present venture were
absolutely confident OF the success OK this
exposition and foresaw the result OF q
building for an exposition next year. The
present exposition Is something Of a mako
quate. etc. but while the present space IS
limited. IL Will make up in display. Tight
Ing and artistic effect what IL will lack
In size The exposition from an artistic
point 81 view Is sure TO be a beauty. and
everybody who comes will 90 away with
the unanimous declaration that 10 was the
handsonest affair on the plan Of An ex-
position ever carried through"
There ls every indication that the 3ec-
PIE VIII come pouring iu from every por-
ton Of the state. me attendance from this
side OF the mountains being especially
large. There viii 10 excursions from Day
ton, WaIla Walla. Yakima Fiieu.os~g
and other popSlOus points. We will nave
the people here al right said Manager
Armstrong