The sun., 1893-08-06
THOSE PERSIAN DANCERS.
A SQUAD OF COLUMBIAy GUARDS
FORCE THEIR SNOW TO sTOP.

"Forty-niners" Hold = Rcunion Citi.er
Train on Exhibition-Lenrue OF Amer,
can wheeimen to Hoid n Monster Psr,d
Lady Managers Cali Names ana Cry
CHICAGO. Aug. 5.-The Exposition ground
md buildings will be open again to- morroy
undor the same regulations as obtained OF
last sunday. There will be no music in th
rnrk and. owing to the illness OF Prof.. Tom
lns. who has the arrangement OF the religious
exercises. there will be no sermon at Festiva
Hall. On last Sunday 1t cost SIC. 900 above tn,
receipts at the gates to keep the Fair open.
There are mutterings and threats on tn,
Midway Plaisance over the closing OF tn,
dance halls. At the Persian Theatre thi,
morning Manager Debbas announced that hi
was not going to close his show. and the morn.
ing performances were given as usual The
Director Of Works paid visit to tho theatre
ant notified Mr.. Dobbas to close his establish.
ment Mr.. Debbas declined to do so until he
received written order. When that was sent
down the doughty manager refused to obey
the mandate, and said that nothing save &C.
tuaI violence would shut UP the house or stop
the dancing
At o'clock this afternoon oil was peaceful,
the girls had not been elected. and the per-
formance was going on. whom O platoon oil
Columbian Guards. Col Rice commanding.
walked down the Midway. stopped at the Per-
Elan Theatre and filed in. The Colonel or
eeieo Niunaso. Deo 80, .,sn o,,, s lii,
IUi M ii,'eo VI -.
ihe uanee was e'oppou "nu ..e o.ISs
A. IN. AIasr,.n tn.
oroefs ~ e'o1e w p.oun'. ~ .,.
in Cairo.
These dancing halls arc a source OF great
profit to the Exposition. and. In spite Of all the
talk. none OF tho others is likely to share the
in.e VI .no %. a"" .S o AZ -, -. a..
aeuon "eains' ,is ane mss .an. o ' d"
"een .ne ,.,.',. "e,s ~, " an.,,nr. ~
conu''i'h "isef ih'un's".. s ~, wv .'.I ,..ia
pat'e' naue Wy ~, 0 - 20. 81.
ments. and expected to pay extra ior inc
The wooded islana was scene s Oh nrl.anns .anns
hung from the trees. colored fires were burned.
and pieces of water fireworks were DISCHARGED
three boat loads OF singers rowed around the
island, and all the gondolas. including the
japanese and other queer.looking boats.
speckled the lagoons with brilliant lights,
A., TUT ,N,, WV noeNu W -. -, s
tho early days were entertained AZ the eal-
palms ana tea.ea M % stories Oh c,., cary .es VA. p
-. .Ssi. p.nara pro.,do,t -, ~ Wost.rn
Association of California Pioneers. under
whose charge tho reunion was held. recep-
tion WAS held by the California Commissioners
after the exercises
As yet the resignation OF Theodore Thomas
Director General Davis. and IT is not probable
tha citr "''' ~ '''''' '-''' 49, ' -
'Ie .i'y.
FREQ popular concerts will be given in Festival
Hail ot r,on IN Mondov Treadov ond
Wednesday of next week. On Tuesday a
symphony concert will be given in Music Hall
will celebrate with I'M mpsea M PRE-
'hssa5s' soms of the foreign commis,,oners at tn,
wheat geIds a. tha an Norf6wast eaxina nre ne
me 3, snv viii be .ntsrtanad fbeir
SIR SIR at Nthhneapoise I'M e and @ 81 iauli where they
as far as TT the % north boandary s1 oi the % United
States, Several OF the agricultural Judges viii
'ont On Tbnrsdav % niubt ihe% % ieagns of Amercsn
Wheemsn will give Ia lantern parade over the
nd that n0ooV w ycs hs will
bnrs 10 pe Viii ph be ehe
to tho club makinr the best showing. no club
TO lie represented BY less than fifteen men.
rj anu M .t th Sa.t WI pe aen 10
There viii also be nrize Tor the he hest tandem
dLsrlay: AS the parade passes along the lake
viii t'o HreI n from tbe foatsp in tha etn
Al nav crhibit was inStaiIad in Jactson part
to 9Stot % G nas n i ~ 80 IL son
tohI" cod on atailvho conch as H. snast ~
tha VIII 1' Than n"'3 2um Hj does 1 TO- & T.,
d. nna Shitpn hp ,.nns,rs wtita blmnsa S nd
eiinnnors' s' W ioo,aS iitn' in SbPns anu
With;n IKE, ~ onao INV r VIZ gon as Eni hEoi
vaH, "ia,in a '"1 S;no ;i N n aUui n1s uioIa
Winrs ,yern ciImpnp tbc nam mbsrs si of tbs fr5-
it meto WIZ eimEts VIC meth oe.s ~ tnS tth
e'S u,s. 4 EuaTu opfratgu u hoIn sIN Ieet lonS.
and Train and his esnerts wns sntep
'anea Tha r,n Gy ndital" tnrv b, aH ain. Al.
vjihou rntnrupg nv ne te IN
naction with The rnI Stornpe Wsrabomaa s fHn- ara
ihi 'or W. :, ~ ,i,e Su ,totnse "aienouse ure;
bv nj tb Cern eXpnerafes the loIr men heid
~ rnnstrvctin 'at' tb F; =, E S@,eI @
Edward W. Murphy. John b. Skinner. Presi- |