New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
A WARM DAY AT THE FAIR.
AMBU LANCES EUSY WITH CASES OF HEAT
PROSTRATION.
NEVERTHELESS MORE THAN EIGHTY THOUSAND
PEOPLE PAID TO SEE THE EXPOSITION
AN EARIY MORNING RUsII-CALI.

t0ENIA HAS IT'S DAY.
Chicago June lD.-Without fear apparently, OF
being affected by the scOrch,ng heat thousands OF
people came TO the Exposition to-day. y score
Of the visitors had To be- removed in ambuiahces 10
the Emergency Hospital suffering from exhaustion
caused by the exposure to the sun. dozen others
We're affected 10y cholera morbus and kindred com
plants that the physicians and nurses at the hos
pital on the grounds bnsily engaged administer
ing 10 the sick. There WERE fortunately, no cases
Of sUnsroke and all the patients at the hoapltai
able TO proceed TO their hotels, homes or board
ing houses before the gates closed Many tho"SahuS
Of seats have been provided for visitors in convenient
places affording necessary rest and secli'lon from
the sun The total paid admissions to-day were
d2.1f6.
The crowds besieGcd the gates OF the Exposition
rs early as O'Clock this morning ana took the en-
frances by storm There for every one oil
the eight pay gates at the different entrances, ye''
~ is usual at this early hour only two were wor"-
Ing. only two ticket windows were open Win 'he
on-coming of the seemingly endless crowd, oloney
Isandavc.. at the different entrances, was rendered
almost implssablc The crush was greatest AT thc
sixty fOurth-St and elevated stations. AT the Iormcr
two Hyde Park policemen tried to keep the poop"
I'm Inc but the heavy traffic the streets CAUSED
them TO vcer around constantly, resulting in peH
nell rush for the ticket windows. At the elevated
terminus the lines OF tcket-buyers and pas'hold-
crs, confined two gates for entrance 10 tue
grounds. reached up the two flights oi stairs anu OH
to the platforms. Both exits were used by The man
agemcnt but each train brought It's six carloads at
intervals Of tnrcc minutes. The entrances were
chokcd for nearly three hours. The Bureai oil Al
missions advised Of the crush, and after delay
Of an hour or two sent enough m'n TO equip the
gates II was the greatest early rush the gates nave
had and took The Department of Admissions totally
by surprise. 1t was noon before the jam was re-
lIcved
While the band concerts were being given on TIE
plaza in front Of tho Administrator building thou
sands persons filled the scmlcrcle OF benches |"
enjoy The shade and listen to the music. The picture
presented by the array 81 summer dresses ana blight
cOlorcl parascls pretty In the extreme.
CALIFORNIA; state building, which Is no doubt me
most artistlcally Instructive Of any in the Worlds
Fair state group was more beautiful than ever this
afternoon IN honor Of the California Day exercises
within lis imposing walls. The United states and
spanish iiags we're intrwinod about the great pillars
supporting the GALLERY. and howcrs OF all xmas were
placed In many places about the building lending
much to q pleasing whole. one thousand invitations
had been issued to CaIfornians aud their friends and
the majority Of them had gathered within lis walls
when the "a Regiment Band began II, concert at
o'clock The thermometer lowered in close proximity
10 The 80 mark hut the heat not too much for
the Caliionians and they greeted Governor Markham
and party with vocil' rous cheering "A, they took her
.cats tie speakers stand few minutes after J'
I
Vice president OF the California state Commission, cane
forward am made brief address. lie referred TO the
~panird4 as The first settlers Of California, and 10 the
honor the state had given them by modelling lis
building after their mission building at san Gabriel
Mr. Iglc.an formally rendered The hey Of the building
10 Governor Markham
The Governor was chcered again =, he was about
10 sicak. Governor Markham sad that California !i'o
| 10000 pouulati,n They were proud Of the hnan
tin. % II / l.
due TO California In furnishing the gold that saved
l. nation IN her dircsi need The Governor reviewed
ff, DEED, o.! her residents in the ol lax, nions
the rolccrfsl dcy clopmcnt Of horticultural AMI vcu
ure industries and accepted the building IN an "lo
lgcnt p.rorlou thanking the National Commissioners
Tor their patriotic Efforts. Al III" conclusion Of
Governor M.rlllam', speech the band played sclcc
! 4 n from Iaunhau-er" which was followed by short
Address BY National Commissioner, DE- Young and
! Mac Donald and the CAcf 81 Niculturr. IL. VI. La
l.uc. At the con u-pn ~ the ceremonies the enuI,
company Il Invited euc,', assembled IN the gallery
whore rcficshmrn', were served. AMI California wine
Wa, quAncd la topiou, draushts TO the h attn Of
| the nolfen state ard her inhabitants
The Committee Awards l. buslly engaged In
getting ready for their heavy work. which j. soon to
/ lr.iu. \ number 81 Judge have been appointed
and their salaries q, rs,d Is the Award, Committee.
have. been approved by tlr Council vi Admni,trti II.
In The matter of judge, for ia" Music prtm"nt the
committee acted -iovly. ana not without much dro'
| Grafton. ewing 10 the trouble which threatened 10
dsrt tll, department "a, exhibition, wcrr naturally
| display. chatham John BoNd lLacacr Oh saiar lay
| ia-I led on l.iuy Truman Wood, h.iti'h Com.
mi, .ioncr AMI nll,nrd hrn That a." committee A1d
GrciGri appoint lr. john sinlnrl "Is"hsl "I -.
| pauI, tath,ara II L0ntoI, Juie" oil music. 9.r
| lI,Iif U.hlTi MI Iha'"rr ana Ms committee 10.
tlc honor. and Al once s"nt a cable d,path To ~.
answer had been received up 10 noon today ana Mr.
TEACHER then sent cable TO Dr. >iHnrr. other
appointments viii be made known from nm" 10 ,m,,
The {. umiticr on Award ha' not yet h'aFd from
Commissioner kianH Of France IN rsard 10 th,
acceptance by the French Government ol the moaih'd
! Thatcher ~ stem 81 aHaIc>.
West virginia Will dedicate tomorrow afternoon.
but coy, rno' Mcyoglle. who 1t Wa expected would
deliver the add.cs- th- day, VIII not be- present
IJal I,all wa, u,cd Tor th.hr,l time /" The afternoon
Tor lecture B., Ni.od l.; King ,"nm'' 'ionGr Tor
nhr crtlrr IN The forestry course will Dee by Eohcrt
Judson OF New south vale. on ihr Commrrcml
Flaming hy Professor &. Il. Wadgon, 81 In" lllln"l'
s,,tc Agricultural ,ollcsc, ana N '",nm'''o' 81
J. r. Grlnllnon 81. Tile Woods Of C'yl'n''
Y. j. nlayac and MI, Zoe lIlavac. Of -. Peter,
| burg gave musical recital Ia Recital Hall early
in The afternoon to 100 Invited per7oI.
John Thornin. lbor,r fell from The roof Of ia"
Manufacture building li' morning TO- me i,oor To-
Thornin Was. putting wire screening along the ROOT
TO keep any particle %i gaSs h .a "T Th intcms
heat Of the mornifg beat upon the glass I"3i ana
| nyercnu,. the workman II" Swoon'd ana lrll IrnW
the .cafIold 1hornin thirty five years old lii'
home Nas 81. turLNl', ILL.,
owing TO III health Judge Groo.cup was unable To
hold court todL,. and II, rc,at tl" hotI1l Tor
nroIlminnry Injunction which II was rApcct'd world
| H. made hy counsel for Wananakcr l'rowh, m
Srw Jersey corpuraton restraining the N1rlu
Fair Company from opening thu gate, on sunday s.
| coud MOI IL. heard J. Mex Clrland on" or The
attorneys who +, Interested In the Wananiakcr "
"'" sno"I1 We be- nrroced hearing We will Insist
ina, the World, Columbian EApn-iLon Company b.
required f. return the II 100000 received rom th'
Government, and the court sustaining iiiI PIop
We prnno.c IN show that tn return oi ~" mOhr'
VIII render the COOPERATION in-olvcAt, ana mat u
cannot possibly recover "a" los ms ~ ~
the additional revenue '"lle'"" III INV "'''" "''
gates sundays. ..,..n
hen do YOU look for hearing oil t!' mater
81 dont know nothing has been settled upon
IT, fact II Is almost impossible 10 say now WHAT
shape this matter Will take
Tie committee ha, prepared II programme Tor th'
observance Of the Fourth ol ,,my al ' i, wi