New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
HONORING GEN. HARRISON.
RECEPTION TO THE EX-PRESIDENT Al
THE WORLDS FAIR.
GOVERNOR RUSSELL sERENADED BY THE io"A
n.xD-A MOTLEY PROCESSION PROPOSED
FOR To.DAY-FEATUEEs OFT
GREAT SHOW

GREAT SHOW.
~-,., ,,ro ,G-A reception was given by the
o,,o worlds Fair Commissioners 10 eA-fre''uc"' I'D"
r,<on In the Ohio State building 'o-uas' ii'S"'r'
pa,mor NJ the National Commission MAJOR MOSES /
"a f., number OF prominent Worlas FAR
Mc,o,s wore invited TO be present. II was al i"
FORMAL reception, but it was largely a.'ehufn Is
io'''% 80 ,;sitors at the Fair from the Buckeye
State. .ot ,or tho informal function
80 rovd gathered at the door OF the buidihS'
'"' -. President and party were met at the Ad-
,,s,rot,on Building by Commissioners d. .. Ryan
MINE - patt and driven 10 the Ohio Building III
"i' H. The party consisted OF exPresdent lar
~ resident and Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. DmmicK'
a.. wiImerding and daughter General lrowpriue.'
",s' .rd daughter and Mayor Pingree. Of Detroit
General Anderson and other Commis met Vic
s.r,v NJ the door, and General Anderson saiu
POI noa, Harrison the state of your nativity de
, cory much TO show you the appreciation thf!
hove Of YOU and your position, both III peace "'''
wsr They care very much TO give you "ci'o"o
and they desire now to extend to you ana your parry
tho hospitality Of their building"
General Harrison did not make Speech Simply
Gazing: 81 thank you very much, and am emd u
he with your people again.
within large number Of Ohloans had ea'hereu
ond they were presented to General HARRISON
Tho Governor Of Massachusetts has enjoyed so Tar
The exclusive honor Of being serenadcd by one Vi
park Governor Russell the guest OF EXeeuu>'
commissioner Hovey at the Massachusetts puia-
,rc last night and at 8 O'Clock this morning "hle
breakfastng the Iowa State Band, from DeS Noii,
left their own building on the edge OF 'he laNe "''
and stationed themselves in front OF the BAY o''.
building. There the young Governor was ei'e.U
with various melodies for which h. returned ,ha''hS'
To morrow the sons and daughters OF Massachusetts
Now hore permanently or temporarily. all the Exposi
ton officials. foreign and State commissioners ,,N
other invited guests will unite In a''ehohs an '
crate reception TO be given TO Governor h"sSe ""N
his staff In the afternoon. IL VIII DC MassaoN" @
D.v hecause il is the anniversary Of Bunker liih'
hut the British Commissioners are not eApec'eu /"
o,sont themselves on that account. There VIII DC
no speeches, but genuine New-Ehgiahu recepion'
Al night the Fair grounds will be ablaze WIN pSro'
technics. ,
The Midway plaisancc will make It's irst e'lhu
or,ry , into Jackson Park TO morrow afternoon al
,,cock II will be a half holiday downtown ana
the Plaisance people propose to show 10 'ne WORM
aus, what they havo in stock. The Exposition au-
thortcs are OF the opinion that even such display
as the Worlds Fair affords may grow wearsonie "
persisent sighscers and therefore diversions Oh All
Kinds are being planned for the multitude wh'h iof
an hour or 50 every day may relieve the 'eSoh vi
minds overbudened with the effort OF trying TO COM
prehend hundreds OF acres OF exhibits Coion"i hce'
of the Columbian Guards, will have out two COM
NAMES of United States regulars, now capcd III 'he
mounds and the Michigan Cadets as guard OF
honor More than thousand men, women anu
children and hundreds Of goats, cames. dohNeES,
elephants, lions, monkeys and other animals VIII
he in line. At the head Of the procession VIII
march the United States regulars and the cadets with
n lar1 Following will come the Inhabitants Of the
Turkish village. 900 strong. headed by that re
nowned individual, PARKWAY Moses The members
OF the EedolIn cncImpmcnt. ladies' OF uc hiF'"'
the theatrical troupe, fire cncn ne companies. all III"
sedanohair carriers. employees 81 the "Oale 'h"h-
tant,o merchants. sword-ighterS, ana hhaiS III 'no
camels and horses in the village.
The Algerian village will turn out seventy-hve
peop,e soothsayers dancing girls and slaves, and the
Vienna bakery will Send its band. Cairost. VIII DC
depopuated for the time being; It's came's' dohhe!s,
baboon dancing girls and wedding procession VIII
tie in lne The south Islanders Will be III line
With performing tigers, dogs, cages of lions, e'c lh'
Japonese bazaar employees will follow and after them
Irish linen. lace. and homespun weavers' eneAsod
in their different occupations. The Libbcy anu
Venetian glass works will both have striking displays.
Last will come the anlazons from Dahoiney equipped
IN full war costume. every Of them hideousy
Scared from the many conflicts In which they have
engaged.
Nearly all the l.4O0 members Of the Illinois Press
Association Including editors from Egypt to the
Indiana liue With their wives and friends, celebrated
Illinois Press Association Day at Jackson Paih iho
principal feature a programme OF exercises car
Previous to the exercises reception was held al the
HEADQUARTERS of the association in the State Building
The Vice President OF the United states, President
LAFAYETTE Funk, Of the Illinois Fair Board ana CLINTON
Rosette, president of the Press Associatioi were Ill
the reception rooms shaking hands most OF the uhe'
and they aftcrward took part in tie s?eechmahihg
In honor OF Miss Clara Barton. Of Washington the
famous president of the American National Fed Cross
soci.ty a reception was held in the Iowa Building
I'm the morning. Or. j. r. lIubbel, general ied agent
OF the Red Cross. who has just returned from as
trbuting American relief In Russia, presented MISS
Barton to hundreds OF visitors Il. +. Tinghast' OF
Davenport Iowa, who WAS secretary OF the Iowa
Relief Commission, which sent ship.oad OF grain
10 Russian peasants, and DR.. Joseph Gardner OF
Bedford Ind. who has given zoo acres OF heu'i'i
ground near that city 10 the Red Cross, were also
present.
TsS y sna fe ' E>,o i otncsra directed BY
over 5000 people being broSen'.
The Chpdrens building. which was opened last
week. is doing thriving business IN itS murtSerS
department. and the o mnaSum. on the lower moor
proves strong attraction. Classes in Physicni cm
and are drilled every morning By Professor iarGng
while the kitchen garden department Is raP !,
i nns Se to II" ve nS nI IaS % daily sI"a
OF. mother brings her little one 10 this
R he baby checked to avoid mistakes. and dcpcsns
o5 cents. She spends the day IN scrlng Ine L h
The chiluren plaN III u giassrOol'u hn9oiS '' n :,
the best OF attention from the traiLc1 nurses dufhs
the mothers absence.
The cheese tests which begun several weeks ago
In the Dairy Building. completed today by
John H. IIodgson, Of York. and a: McLar en-
Of Windsor, Ont. The awards Will not be maze
for time. but it is unolcially reported lhat
Canada will get about thirty first prizes, Nc"-i DIX
following The famous 1Iton Canadian cheese was
tested today and found TO be very COOL.
Tho Board Of Lady Managers received the Daugn J.
t4rs OF the American Revolution at the Womr's
Ilding this afternoon. Tho reception WAS ehu'ciy
Informal
The Blarney Stone" arrived ut the Lady Abeido' II
Irish village this morning. Ii was placed In poSlh III
TODAY and will be unveiled tomorrow Win appFo-
PIRATE ceremonies. Mayor Harrison, 1t Is UNDERSTOOD
making the principal address.
Ccylons exhibit I'm Agricultural Hall was oIrica