The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-27
THE WORLDS FAIR
TO eE oPuN 70 VlslToRs NOT LATER
THAN MAY I, 1908,

THAN MAY I, 1903
Chicago, Selected for tho site, HAS Proved
Itself Equal to All That iInd iisen Ez-
peoted ofIl--Dedloatioa of Of tho nuild-
ings 10 be Held on OotobeF ~, iaDs-
Tie Postponement sot Asled ny ohi-
cneo-shorlnan'a Ant-rrust uill In the
aenaie,
wAmN0ToN, March 60, The senate
yesterday further debated tho sherman
antl.truat bill and passed the bill proyld.
ing for special investigation OF the seal
industry OF Alaska, The bin authorize
Ing the investigation OF tho condition OF
the seal Industry waa debated NJ some
length before II was agreed 10, several
senators holding that In the interest OF
economy Il ahould not be passed,
The Sherman ANTITRUST bin was then
taken up, and Mn, George made a epeeoh
In opposition 10 II on constitutional
grounds, lie said that tho amendment
offered by Mr. Ingalls, would meet with
the appreciation Of every senator but for
the fact that tlie constitution prohibited
the senate originating q tax measure,
He moved that the bill DO referred 10 the
Judiciary committee, Mr. Morgan
moved aa an amendment that the COM
mittoe be Instructed 10 report within
twenty days. The debate was continued
at some length. Tho motion TO refer was
finally beaten -yeaa, lbi nays, eb, An
amendment proposed by Mr, Reagan
was agreed to--yeaa, Bil nays, ~
Mr. sherman aioyed 10 Amend
the frat section by adding 10 II the fol.
lowing pr0viao which had been 6uggent.
cd by Mr.. George provided that this
act ahall not be construed 10 apply 10
any arrangement, agreement or combin-
alton between lab0rera made with u view
20 leasoning the number Of hours Of thel
labor, or Increasing their wagea, nor 10
any arrangement, agreement, naaoola'
tion or combination, among persona on.
gagged In horticulture or agriculture
made with q view OF enhancing tho
price OF their own agricultural or hortl-
cultural products"
AANi NNANlNlNfAAA WIN NEANNh W. NhAf
lngnla' amendment aiming NJ dealings
in futures and optona was agreed 10.
Mr., Stewart proposed u minor amend'
mont, but pending action ON Il the som
ate at 6iiO p m. adjourned, Mr.. Sher'
man giving notice that ho would ask q
vote ON the passage Of the bill aftor the
morning business to-day.
1he woridM Talr nill In tho House.
In tho house yesterday, aftor tho ap.
proval of the Journal, Nh, Gambler Of
Massachusetts, called mp the worlds fair
bill. The hlll was read aud Mr.. Cand-
lcr m hohalf Of tho committee offered an
amendment providing thai thc commits
sion ahall appoint board Of lady mana
gon Of such number and b. perform such
dutloa IN may loo prescribed by the COM
mualoni aud the board may appoint ona
or more members Of Hll committees
authorized 10 award prizes for eXhibits
which may be produced IN whole or Ia
part hy female labor Adopted,
Alio Nn amendment providing that
one OF the members Of The bonrd created
10 ho charged with the selection Of tho
government exhibit nhall bo chosen by
thc ilsh ccminiaaion Adopted
MIR. Candlor expressed the ntlafaotion
which ho folt IN being cblc TO state that
Chicago, which had beon selected by tho
house M dto, had proved Itself boioro
tho committee equal TO all that had bom
expected of H. Tive committee wae satia-
fed that Chicago had raised Il bona lid0
subscription oi eo,00n,0O aud was also
aatiHied that Chicago had done more
than had boon expected from any oou-
peJing city In agreeing that the subscrip,
lions should 10 raised 10 1000, 900 In
order 10 meet the conservative element
which did not favor the holding OF u
fair, the bill provided that the president
should not Issue hia proclamation invit-
ing foreign nations until ho was satisfied
that the
Contribution Was u nona tldo one
Mr.. Gambler then offered an amchd4
mcnt ON hs Individual motion TO DO
considered ns pending proving for tho
dedication Of the buildings Of tho worlds
fair with appropriate ceremonies Ooto-
bor i2, 1909 and further providing that
the expedition shall bo open 10 visitors
not later chat the lat OF May, 1903, and
shall close not later than October 80,
1893. llo said that this postponolnont
was not uskod by Chicago, but no
thougt II would inure to The benefit OF
exhibitors who were 10 take part In tho
exposition. In conclusion ho said ho boz
liovod tho fnir would bo grand advan-
tago and benefit 10 every section Of tho
country. Mr.. Candlors amendment
poetponng the time for holding tho fair
until 1893 was
Adopted without division,
Mr.. Herbert, OF Alabama, spoke In OPP
position 10 holding the fair.
Mr., Carlialo offered an amendment
which was adopted, providing that tlp
government buildings be built Of such
material that they could bo taken out
and sold At The close of the exposition.
Mr., Frnnk, OF Miueourl, snid nothing
should TO done 10 ictnrd tho progress or
imporil the success Of tho commomora-
tion Of tho great historical evont In
Chicago, Tho honor OF tho ontlro
country was involved In nlo euoooss of
the exposition. Tho bill was thcn passed,
yens, 202, nays, 40. Tho house then
after an unsuccessful effort 10 10 into
committee Of tho whole on tho Wyom-
ing admission bill at tidO p M ud-
journed.
I.atoa Lower 1hpn 1'hcy should Dp.
CHICAGO March 20, -Commisslonors
Morrison and Veascy, uf tho inter etata
commprCo com mi laion hold n abort npn.