The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-06-29
THE WORLDS FAIR.
Correspondence OF The RECORD.
CuIcAno .funa 90 1000

SO large, as the week was crowded fu
= OF many interesting events.
She who has acted SO American an
independents like is on her return t
her native heath. We refer to tn
Princess EulalIa. Would that Their
were more women like unto her. Fin
clothes and grand receptions have no
turned her head. and the entertainment
she has received by Chicsgo's 1900
was no more than her due. She wa
present at the opening ceremonies o
The Spanish Government building.
A farewell banquet was given to III
British commissioners prior to their re
turn home and it would he more cas-,
to mention those people high up il
society, the professions and commer.ia
pursuits who were not there than those
who were.
The Kings Daughters and sons
opened their congress last week in
memorial art palace, and papers on
moral and social reform in all its phases
We're ably read and talked about by
those identified with the work. There
is no dispute but what there is ample
room and scope for work of this kind
and no lack of material.
II may not be known to many that
Governor Russell, who was present
with his staff at the reception given be-
cause they once had a battle at and
erected monument on Bunker Hill.
back In Massachusetts, is one of the
youngest among the several Governors.
The bright uniforms and gold lace set
many ayoung woman's heart fluttering
and perhaps some of the uncertain age
can be counted among them. It was q
grand affair, and many notabl.s
gathered, helping to make the occasion
suspicious.
The next time Director General
Davis issues photograph privilege, it
is dollars to doughnuts that Photo
grapher-in Chief Arnold will not inter
fere. The council of administration
have "ausad him to eat humble pie be-
cause he lifted several of these per-
mits, and said council resolved that
General DAVIS could issue all that kind
OF permits he liked, without brookinQ
the interference of said Arnold.
This time it was the quill drivers Of
Illinois who spent the week among us,
Tor The State Press As location gathered
from near aud far and had royal time.
While fakirs In all lines are numer-
Gus, there 10 an especial pest ilential
multitude Of those selling pictures,
maps and guide books of the grounds.
They cry them in your ears at the rail.
road station, boat landings and at the
gates outside the grounds, falsely
shouting The "Officlal Guide" II the
visitor will bear in mind that there Is
but one "oficial Guide" that it is the
only guide sold within the grounds.
and await entering the fair before pur.
chasing, he Will avoid \ petty imposi.
ton. Az the genuine "Oficial Guide"
sells for twenty Ave cents, there is not
much at stake. but it is just as we'll 10
avoid even small swindle by the out.
eide fakir, If you care for guide book
ct all. The genuine guide book Ia an
especial aid for those who wish to make
rapid work Of seeing the fair.
The hotels and boarding houses IN |
Chicago have been stigma,ized too
much in regard to their charges, and |
right here We want to set the people
right. Plenty of good wholesome food |
can be had at twenty five cents per
meal, and rooms in hotels and boar,,. |
ing houses from 81 per day up. We
Know whereof we speak, and it's time
hat many papers should stop that cry
81 "extoftion." Prices are scarcely
any higher,than under ordinary condi.
lions. There are exceptions to ali
rules, aud there perhaps are few
'ases where oyercharges have been
made, but the general public are we'll
md reasonably satisfied. Such is the
'erdict Of many who have been here,
md are recommending their friends to
,oms.
Last week was one to have a good
ime in, aad no one seemed to enjoy it
more than the sons OF the fatherland,
herman day, the anniversary Of Kaiser
birth, drew largely upon the
urrounding states and country, and ,
be result was q tremendous multitude
rent through the gates. What with
arading, music, speeches, winning and
ming and fireworks to bring to a .
ting climax the days proceedings, it
no wonder that, Notwithstanding the
immense throDg, everybody was good 4
atured aud had good time, but then !
lat Is characteristic Of our German .
lends.
Arkansas was among those that ii
'ened their doors last week, and l,
edit Is due the women of that State y
the interest they took In gathering v