Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-06
LOOKING nRIGnE
Warm Weather apd Many visitors NJ
the WORLDS iair.

CHICAGO, Max 6.--Thlngs 10 gen.
eral had bright, cheerful look at the
Worlds Fair this morning when the
gates opened. The sun shone warm
and bright upon the beautiful white
palaces and the work Of putting ON the
finishing touches was punued with
rodoubled energy. The bright cum
shine had tho effect 10 bring out the
visitors, anu by 10 o'clock this morning
the gate keepers said they had nd.
miited more people than all
day yesterday. Everything gives
promise that the attendance will DO
greater than any day since President
Cleveland touched the golden button.
Anotler thing when induced wish
tors 20 come out to the grounds today
wns the fact that the naval and mill
tary officers were 10 bs received today
shortly after lunch. Colonel
Culp, secretary OF tho com.
mi,tee on ceremonies, had ar-
ranged an elaborate program for
the occasion and IL was carried out
with pleasing display. The guests
were conducted 20 the administration
through numerous buildings. The
workmen employed by the landscape
gardener OF the fair were well employed
electric light and this morning
week remains on the winding streets
and paths. What little remained LIST
night was pressed out OF existence by
httft nj. FnII la I'D ls.t IA.
remains to complete the roadweye.
CLOSED TOMORROW.
The gates OF the World's Fair viii he
closed tomorrow. That arrangement
was made by President HigglnbothRm
this morning. AS to what would be-
done In the future he declined 10 tay.
at Is enough for the present." no
added ITO ray that the Fair will be
closed tomorrow. This " positive"
The national board OF commissioners
Is still discussing tho question Of
changing the rule rs 70 Sunday closing,
but reached no conclusion.
The admirals Rni other naval
officers who participated In the naval
parade In New York harbor arrived
this morning ana were entertained ut
luncheon, aud afterwards conducted
through tho WoilI's Fair grounds.
Representatives OF eight nations were
present.
The committee on agriculture Of the
national commissioners visited the
agricultural building this morning. All
hgree that they have never seen an
agricultural display to compare with
u. Other department committees will
visit their departments this afternoon.
INDIANS HAVE A GOOD TINE.
May moving rs an occasion Of merry
making is something novel, but there
was an ILLUSTRATION OF II Mt the exposi.
ton grounds this afternoon when the
Quackuhl Indians, from Vancouver,
took possession OF their new home ON
the east aide OF the south pond. They
also dedicated totem pole erected In
front OF their now shack. They have
been quartered In the stock
pavilion attifed In their beet
tribal clothes. They loft the temporary
quarters and danced to their new
home. The dance was led by Toquaysa,
"a princess, who IL ON unit OF descent
recognized ~ the chief Of the colony.
The dar~, concluded by n grand
diversi, ound the totem pole, then
Toquay spread feast OF fish oil
anu other delicaciss for her followers.
Toquayra also made speech by proxy.
Hamisila. n young man, acted M
the official mouthpiece and Hawmis-
silatl responded IN behalf Of the guests.
In the ceremonies sixteen members OF
the tribe wore blankets Us matques and
box drums furnished the music. In
the course OF the speech the new
house WINS formally named "Na
Oagith" or "The House OF Waves"