Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-12
WORLDS FAIR NOTES.

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at,'.''''' e'''''e's VI O''O '+''''o'"' i''e'
uuts'
IN the AdminiStratlon buiiding' Win
Encouragement Davis, are me olilces OF
the departments OF Foreign Ailalrs ana
publicity and i'romoton. Inc chlels
OF tho various exhibit depattments-ag
rlcultufe, electricity, mines, Transports
tion, %c'-haVe thelf olilces respectively
IN the great department buildings.
1.-THE educational exhibit at the Worlds
Fair is 10 have the space il requires. A
new building costing $4,000 has been
ordered LOT the ctnhologiGal eNhiolt,
winch accordingly IS thereby removed
from me iahulacturers ana Lloeral
Arts bnildlng, mus allowlhg more
space Tor the euucetlonal eXhibit.
The section from one Of the big Cali
fornia redwood trees, which the govern
ment will exhibit in its building at the
Worlds Fair, has arrived at the fair
grounds. Eleven freight cars were re-
quired to convey it across the continent.
1t measures 30 feet long by 90 feet in
diameter. The section is followed out
and when placed on end, divided into
two stories and lighted rs it will be, il
Will form Q rustic house large enough
Tor family to 1--we IN.
An effort is being made 10 arrange for
o grand reunion at the Worlds Fair of
surviving "49-crsn-thc men who left
their homes in the east in 1919 TO be
come cold hunters in California. II is
thought that several thousand of them
are still living, and that all would make
an extra effort In 80 to Chicago next
year were a reunion arranged rs is pro.
posed. Many Of them remained in Cal.
ifornia, but the majority returned and
are now scattered throughout the states
east of the Mississippi.
Tie Amcriran nar now floats fran
tho Aaministrati,n Ruiiding NJ Torisson
Park to signify that the Worlds Fair
buildings and grounds are in possession
of the United States government. Vice
president Morton accepted them on be.
half of the government on Dedication
day, but actual possession was not taken
until Director.general Davis, the chief
government Worlds Fair official, moved
into his offices in the Administration
Building. The raising Of the stars and
strinns Sfrnaled fiat event.
Tho n,o.. ,,arayed r,s,hoas ~ ortff
ciai ira r,ol,inri a,,a colj s.I,ror,, viii H.,
ovbibitoI ~ t5o Wiz Eais Thass
,,rnao,sas ,,,i,i II sham, ,,,,,. AZ
tniiding 19o,5s5 Faot sma iya stor;as
NH U!i,b ,,bs,ru,tnrios ~ ,I,a oornars
and n lofty towrr at the center. About
eighty tons Of ice viii be manufactured
daily, three methods being employed,
namely; the plate system, from filtered
water; the can system, from condensed
steam, filtered and purified, and the can
system from deaeratad water. Three diff
erent processes of cooling rooms will
also be shown.
The reouircnente If ,ho ,renorot;on
Of the official catoIoruo of eyhihits alsn
necnssitate nro,nntnnss nm Tho ,art of
nyhihttors Tbis cotaiorne will No m
oiahorotn nuilicot;nm snd aa,or.ii,,
| sneoLirr wtll bsvn n erno IA vCln,na
| dnvntel ~ eocb dn,iortrnut III
,,,orarotion is In cL,rt,o Of Ma,
Wapdv chiee If tho denaTtnent If IN
Iic;tv 3nd nronotiCr II i tho AKIN
,ni,,3tian ~ ha,,o II nr ssla in c,,,,,,iai,
nnnI;t;,t ~ 49, H. L.. ~ ~,
| fair II /, IL ,,oss;t1o T., d., % 'rhnt ,,;ii
II on,,rsa Jra,,i M,
ness If ~ hiiitnrs 49, p'o'''Ps
an Oh l, the W ORD $ fair oliices' except
Two or tHlee, ate now removed % JACK
son lafk, ahl those WI soon follow
rof neatiy two years inc oitlces nave
oeen IN inc haho'IcNaiiy bulldlng III
the centre % inc cily.. NOW, however
the WORK ol preparation Of me grea'
he carried on in the bniI1inTs WHEN ~,
10 contain The rybibits an NJ no.
buillings are now nrarticaIlv finishoF
and ready for the inst,ilatiSn If ~