New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
A HOT DAY AT THE FAIh'
NEVERTHELESS THE CROWDS POUR lNlo
= THE GROUNDS.
. SMALL FIRE IN THE TRANSPORTATION BuihD'
ING CAUSES 4 RUsH-EDITORs AND ""
MERCIAL TRAVELLERS GATHERING
THE SUNDAY FAIR QUESTION.

THE SUNDAY FAIR QUESTION.
Chicago. July o4.-vlsitors at the Exposition -.
dav Rugged the shady sides OF the big buildings ~.
escape the bllstering rays of tie SUM- \ H.
breeze blew through the park. but II was 4 "a'' 49,,
and carried no comfort. People went about Va.
grounds with umbrellas up, fans going and hanoA''
chiefs around their necks. There were mary c.s ',
Of exhaustion but no fatalities from the heat. WIN
all these disadvantages the attendance was soou'
Crowds began to early and kept 1t up Nil u',
the Lake route being the most favored. Inc oro"''
in the state buildings seem TO increase daily
Fire broke out In the north end OF the Transports
ton Building at 80 p. m. to-day. IL was "a
tingulshcd before much damage was DONE out io' .
few minutes the crowds in the building were aii'o''
manic stricken They made great rush for 'he
doors, evidently having yet in mind the horror VI
the cold storage warehouse fire.
The Indiana editors who members OF the lhui'n"
Republican Editorial Association arrived at 'h' f"
to-day, 100 strong. Their first objective po''' ""'
the Indiana State Building where the annual CON
ycntlon of the association Will be- held to-inorro" anu
Wednesday.
The commercial travellers are gathering III 'h'aso
from every nook aud corner OF the country i"'
morning every train that arrived filed with theh'
II is expected that ZOO will b. in line in The parade
TO
The much criticised Bureau OF Awards. h'auru
by John Boyd Thatcher. Is pursuing lis set co"'
vigorously, and the various branches OF the WORK 'e
gradually taking form. Members OF the committee -
pecially Chairman Thacher. are not slow 10 tx
press their opinion Of the Belgian judges VII" went
home without completing the work OF examination
TO which they were assigned. 1t is alleged by 'h'
Commissioners that the Belgian judges attempted 10
get cards from Mr.. Thatcher that they could do III
four or five days what should occupy ~ many w''h''
The l.cgian exhibitors In full sympathy WIN
the committee on awards. ~ they would not w
benefited Ia any way by hasiy and suprrhcla' ~
animation Of their products
That branch D. the Educational Congress devoted 10
general education discussed the public school system
In the Hall OF Coumbus to-day. What shall lie laueh
I'm the Public schools ia. theme, ana DFirl
addresses were made by Professor George =. Broom,
George Packard. Frank Gilbert, the Rev e. y. Iowhe
Mr.. Marion Foster Washbune. llamin Garland, ana
Professor Cook Of the Cook County Normal school.
In the Congress OF Higher Education to-day papers
were read by Professor Bernard Moses, Of III" 'm
yersity OF California Chancellor If. VI. MacCracken
Of the University Of NewY York. Lector Loderblom. oil
1o,lrnbnrg: J. A. Galloway OF Glasgow. and James
Crew.
Charles W. Clingmsn', sunday CLOSING injunction
agninst the Worlds Fair will be- revived tomorrow
when ". f. Mason will appear before Judge stein
and call the attention OF ia" Court to the fact that
I'M, restraining order violated yesterday by III"
closing Of the gates OF the Far Notcc WI ~
,.lNrn on the defendants In the ca>r The Olhcllls
OF the Exposition, aud order will BE- demanded
fiom the Court commanding them TO appear ana
show cause why they should not be attached Tor
Paid admissions at the Worlds Fair today were