New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
CHEERS FOR M'KINLEY.
A WARM RECEPTION TO THE BICkEih
GOVERNOR AT THE FAIR.
OPENING; OF MEXICAN AND PORTUGUESE Elk
H1BIrs-sUNDAY CLosERs STILL AT WORK.
DEATH OF A LITTLE JAvANEsE WOMAN
BROOKLYN DAY" PROGRAMME


home which faces the stately palace OF tihe ->''>
In the northern portion Of tho cronnoS' was NV
SCENE this afternoon Of delightfully."- informal recfP
tion which ended with an ovation TO the pop".'
"Pnckeyen Governor. William Mckinley, jr. NJ ca'u
were issued for the OCCASION Inc "OV'r'or '"
(b,caeo unattended by his stan, TO see 'he
Fair lie was prevailed upon YESTERDAY evening oy .'e
Worlds Fair Board to receive informally i"r '"o
benefit OF OhOans now al the Fair. lhi' nc 'o"S'n'
TO do and at = O'Clock this afternoon ne APPEAR" d"
the state building accompanied by m'h' wei No. ~,
Ch,cans The rooms were beautifully decorated VIII"
Mains emf flowers and many rare eNoiic-, ana '''
1overnor took up his position In bower OF ros's
In the receptiou-room, where the inior"''i r'''p
tool n,ace About 10000 people were masSed III
tron, ~ the building and many Of these wcr'
admitted during the hour the Governor coui' COM
for,aby greet S"ortlv after O'Clock the door' "cr'
,osoa ana tho crowd outside who had not met tn"
Governor set up n Tremendous cheer After wathS
few minutes the noise increasing mcah"I'' ~"
Governor went upstairs and out upon 'he o'''',
When the Governor appeared in view OF 'he p'"ii
there was a wild cheer Of greeting. when WIS H"'
a. Mr. Mckinley raised his hand. The Governor N"u
NJ, ,,.,ds ladies and gentlemen undertook TO shake
hand, with all the people here and was Just tou VA"
t.ero were millions outside. This reception ""S' Vi
come only in response to your call to saw no" NUN
aud the ,eoplc Of Ohio appreciate your call an -'
% ,se the people Of Ohio here to-day. am eau :" y
tho neoulc Of tho United States and the people o. VI"
world mingling here at this elca' OBJECT s ,h,
the grande.t display that has ever tiA'" ~ ,o .on,
uo,d will never it, equal No 'uch ""- ,
r,acls as this great Fair could take place IN any 'iN
but this ] thank you all fol this cordial S'ee"""
Tho Governors words were greeted WIN pioio"-V"
cheering which he acknowledged pF po"i"s ,e
left rs ae retired from the balcony MAJOR "'N''''l
retired 10 the set apar, ior ni, o' "a" 80
floor in the southeast corner oil the o"ui'e. "
49, rartoking of Night refreshments ana res''E w
s,ou, half an hour he again entered DIS c'r'as' ''
went about the grounds to see '"e SiS"'s'
those present at the reception were N"!o' '"'''"
cincinnati. Captain J. W. Bookwaiter OF Slr'ns"''"
Chic; II. H. Kohballt. OF Ch'caso' ana .,',,on
wuuams Colonel A. c. Jones and W. /. AloerS'
NE Marion Foster daughter OF eN secretary '"aieS
poster: Mrs william IIaripcnce Mrs Wydam ana Nr'
Haywood
Msxico,s exhibit in the Womans Building was
opened TO the public today without any cer'Hon!
It. is the Intention Of the Mexican COMMISSIONERS
have a formal dedication and celebration "h'" q"
tho. sections OF the Mexican exhibit are open. i"'
no.. .opSucuous exhibit OF artificial flowers In the
woman,s Building is a model OF the caraVei oan'a
Maria in the largest showcase OF the Mexican se'"
The Mexican display of Aztec antiquities. '' '
and a model of the Aztec cities before 'n' '."fo
NV Cortex was also opened today in the Anlhro
biological Building
Ecbt hundred singers picked from the 'lncihha'i
Festival Association. the Milw2ukee Arloh Niu'' WI"
n.ono,is Choral Association. ST. Louis Choral society
and the St. Paul Choral Assocation sang the' p'r' VI
Racb,s A strong Hold sure and part OF wagner ;
"Iohenerin. Theodore Thomas directed 'ne oi'u'"S
ona his orchestra OF $50. The solo parts "er" taken
nv Miss Emma Juch soprano; Miss Lena lAtue' con
trso: Edward LLOYD tenor; George ELLSWORTH ho'"o''
barytone and Emil Fischer, DaSSo
& NJ do Outiro Riberio. Portuguese Commissioners
.nd delegate Of the Opor,o Commercial Association IN
the Exposition and >. Chapman >lihhs' f"'usu''
Vice Consul received large number OF Fair omclais
foreign commissioners and newspaper representative,
IN the afternoon the occasion II the opening ="
the Portuguese wine exhibit in the Nitcui'urai ho
Wines eighty-one years old were shown an" s""peu
The PAVILION is In the gallery, and too Small lor '
,,,. =, tho evbiMt The flags and banners and coats
~ arms Of Oporto and Portugal We're lavlshiy dis
played In the decorations
In the chYdren's building during the afternoon
q credtable exhibition OF caliSthcnics ana phNN"a
culture given by score Of Hebrew BOYS ah'
girls In the gymnasium including dumo-oeh drh
and exercises the apparatus there
Tn. German Commissioner, wermuh, has addressed
communication to John Boyd Thacher. Commissioner
Of Awards announcing that the foreign countries
that withdrew their exhibits account Of dissatis
faction with Mr.. TEACHERS plan Of awards hnd come
back to the fold, except France ard Denmark
These countries are Germany, Brazi Aus'rla, Japan
Norway, Portugal, Russia. spain. sweden. swit7er
land and Turkey. One Of the foreigners said to-day
that rather than impair the history Of the Exposition
submit to conditions that are unsatisfactory and
untried' Commissioner 1hacher was pleased will
their action, and remarked that the whole matte
is Just where 1t started the foreigners gaining prsc
tically nothing by their withdrawal.
Little Nina, the Javanese woman who was stricken
with consumption during the severe weather of May
died early last evening Mnas death Is the third In
the Javanese village at the World Fair since The
little people reached Chicago.
Owing TO lack Of power the Illumination OF the
electric buoys at the Fair last night was only din
one Every lamp burned, showing TINT the system
was in order. After waiting several hours for power
the illumination postponed When the line is II
working order It will be accepted for the United State
and when the Exposition shall have closed 1t will b
put in operation in New-Iork llsrbor
The attorneys for the wsnanaker and Brown cor
poration who IL was expected would renew thei
motion Of the previous day asking that time he Sc
for the argument of the injunction suit to restrai
the Worlds Fair management from opening the gate
Sundays, did not appear before Judge Jenkins in III
United States Circuit Court, yesterday. As the maj
ter stands. the Court ruled that the defendant coz
poration must be served with notice before even
preliminary order can lie.
10 close the Fair sunday. Chief Justice Fuller an
his final decision Notwithstanding, is what K. NJ
Downie of the Downie Pump Company, Valencia
Penn with the backing of the Keystone Driller an
Elastic Tip companies. has now undertaken. meet
Ing of exhibitors" held at the Office OF the ol
cult Company yesterday, and then ana there IL wa
decided to institute suit enloning the Columbia
Exposition Company from opening the gates OF Jaci
son Park on sunday Mr. Downie claims that III
Exposition Company has broken It's contract with III
exhibitors by opening sunday and the exhibitors wi
not submit to the imposition. Ex-Governor Long,
Massachusetts, and Congressman Benton Mcmillan,
Tennessee are said have been retained by the e,
hibitors TO prosecute the case
Members Of the Council of Administration d
cusstng the ACCESSIBILITY OF having 25cent adm
sion day at the Fair, and the chances are that III
half-rste will be tried week from next sunday
The suggestion OF the City Council for peoples do
resolved itslf into of expediency with the Coui
Gil and inasmuch the Fair had been opened SUI
day for the benefit OF the people, the opinion pr
vailed that Sunday was the proper day for reduce