Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-26
NEW HAMPSHIRE DAY.
Dedicating the Building Of the
Granite State.
STATES AND OPENING ON SUNDAY.
Building is the Most
Popular.
SOME FOREIGN TRIBUTES.


WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS. CHICAGO. June 2e.-|
This "a N.w u.mrsh;r.,s aav =, ,ha ST.
r.: 80.
marked tne esrl! hours OF the oay. Every
visitor and official guest from the Switzerland
of America" as New Hsmpshire in called by
its proud cit;zens .rr;ved earIv at the n.rt
-. -,
ana proceeoeo W pAAe an scu'e in'eres' An 'ne
dedication Of the state building and the ceie-
bration of the dsv.
In the nrettv structure is an exhibit unioue
and particularly Characteristic of the state. In
an upper spec,al room is A production from
N. fsp,o,s r-.r;,e erotto ~ ar ;rmen.a rel,ss
ms, OF ;be sta.e th;rtv sv sf,aep feet. Tbe
windows Of tbis ro,n, are q; stained eiass. each
depictinp famous picturesoue scenes in the
White unouutains.
On the ground soor is rnother attractive ek-
hihit cf Ne" Hampshire scenery. 70 be seen
ay.nere ssw' e.se "a ens SOoU n;s.. In.,S
scans "a ,ba -si,s .ra .A"ts .'.s s.e' "
.ss.'eHs. -nu sne shr;n,- e,ets " -. wh;,a
r,onn,sins so s.ra;1;.r .o ,oIr;st. tn. ;,,sr;or
~ ,ha s,ro,,n 4. i;ah.aa v;.h -. 49, - -
candsscents a, in,.ryals 80, tha r;.itor .
view at different times BY daylight. moonlight
or rad Iiobt
rur cr.rxox,vs
ING uenoefs vi VIC oeoicauou Psrty' neaoeo
by Gov. j. b. smith. include the members OF
his staff, councillors, Secretary of State Stearns
Chief Justice Doe and members Of the supreme
bench, President John McLane aud members Of
the senate representatives Of the lower house,
the EXPOSITION commissioners and private citi-
zens. with their wives. daughters and sisters.
They assembled in the state building with
many other invited guests and applauded the
sentiments expressed by the official speakers
from New Hampshire and the commissioners
onsries n. Ansaeh, pres'oen, oi .ns ssa.e
Gov smith Who rssnonded and HANDED bscI
tbe tevs 70 rha conomission 20 ke.n for the
Speecbe. sol,owed from the state officials
sneaker OF tbe senate and the sneaker Of The
bouse The Iowa state Rand PLAYED ana re-
frash,n.nt. xora ssrxea
-
The STATES AND soNDAf ofhSe'
Ihe state buildings are not unanimous In
their decision as to Sunday opening. Ohio was
closed vesterday. The sign made no explana-
tion bnt a crowd of nsinters and cleaners
rather showed that the barricade was up to
allow them to work rather than from anv onno-
sition 10 the nublic Sunday Nichipan
and Wisconsn and Nebraska allowed
their ststes reon,e IN e;t ON the veranaa
and on th& chairs ON the lawn C.lifornia
was omen wide and its rich odor of rinened sruit
made il the scene of great nle.snre PennsvI-
yania will become of much greater local in
terest now that the committee has decided TO
donate the building and contents to Chicago
rms ooes no. inc,uoe tne noer'y pen ., .ne
xas hr;It 20 s,arS ,hs raIls hs;nc q, YressaS
hr;.t tn !. 20 ,,;,i.r. 80 ,,.Ne g.
RANGED that thew can he easily ren,sced The
ain, ;s to r,aLa Il ;r,o . Iad;cs, M sv;J;on vh.n
,ha eynosition ia over
-to,r,.,. -
'hpiN" noef roro
Dr. Jonn 3. Apperson, execuuve commis-
sioner Of the Virginia worlds fair building, left
for Virginia Saturday to bring his family to the
fair DR. Apperson has snent the l,sst three
months ON the grounds and is one of the most
iudefstieable OF the state executive COM
missioners The Virginia beadonsrters
the Mount Vernon mansion. receives
more attention from cur,ositv seekers
than anv of the state bnild,nps II Is hacked
dnring ali tho bours when II IL oman "a the nnh
lic About 1000 virginians have already in
scribed their names on the register. The
Noun. vernon mansion now mes Two virginia
T.e W;la;,,; M e. @ ~ ;N.a 'ns n. p
Stannton Va who ;s the I;nssi descendant Of
or Gaorye Wosb;nc,on's h,other
Ratwasn trtv anS s;,,v ,nsn,hars ., ,,. Me-
ohan,s, - Manr...;,r.ss, assea;..;o. 20
RaIt;no-e .rr;vsd ou she eron,da satnrd.r .nd ~
;nsnac,ed ,ba Wsryi.nS s,.,a hniI5;na IT,
Iii Sa 80, ., ;nso,n,si .aaan.;nr ~
bnid;no todav
RECEPTION TO WINNIE DAVIS.
The Texas state building, which was the last
one OF the group Of state buildings to be un-
dertaken. is particularlv interestino Some dav
this week the Texas ladies will tender a recep-
tion TO Miss Winnie Davis. the daughter Of the
confederacv. who is now yisit;ng the fair with
a Marty of friends n Miss Dayis will accent
the rendered bosnitaI,tr- the TEXAS ladies v,li
be assisted in RECEIVING bv the ladies' of the
worlds fair boards from other southern .tates
The formal dedication Of the Texas hriIdinr
has been nostnoned untiI Jnlv 90 uben the
lannon's Iiabt Gnards will he nresent and give
exhibition drills for several days thereafter
Secretary Of STATE and Mrs l;resham arrived
in the CITY YESTERDAY. The Secretary is NOT in
favor of Sunday closing of the fair, for shortly
through Jackson Park with his wife and stayed