The sun., 1893-06-29
A GREAT DAY AT THE FAIR.
oTER 1eJ,ooo People PAID THEIR WAY
IN ST THE Gi7ES

Ever Cooking Schools are Opened with
Speeches In Chicago Pnraxuny's Ex-
hibition will he Ciosed Uatii R-parntion
has Brcu Made for the Ar est OF TIassisr.
CHICAGO June 2a-Cool weather and n lear
pky brought thousands OF visitors to the Fair
grounds to-day, and from early morning there
was q constant stream passing through tho
gates. 1t was estimated that early in the
evening over 125.o00 paid admissions would
be the record for the day. Such result with
no special attraction was gratifying TO tho Ex-
position officials
Miss Juliet Corson opened tho New York
Cooking School this afternoon. and. after a
number OF speeches and papers had been de-
livered and read. gave practical demonstra-
tion OF her aLiiitea. Tho cooking school Is
near the Forestry building. 1t is tho product
OF the New York Board OF Woman Managers
whose ideas are carried out by Miss Corson.
DR.. Brewer. chief OF tho Bureau of Hygiono
and Sanitation. made a brief Introductory ad-
dress to the people who came down for tho
opening. and Mrs. Adams. wife OF President c.
X. Adams OF the Wisconsin state University.
read n paper on Domestic Training True
Part Of Every Educational Course for Women"
President Adams gave short talk on the value
Of cooking schools, and Mrs. Mary Lowe Dick
inson made an address, after which Miss Cor
son set her ovens going and treated her guests
All iies dny crowd I'd It" thronged n sd about tho Now
York section Of the Horticultural building, and
cast longing eyes at n stand protected by y
n strawberry exhibit sent % from Sswego S" county. @
and consisted OF sixty two varieties. The ber-
and Z. W q. Fowler, % Who had Charge tSiit Of The eS
nifit hip hHd tnd hard time to keep stray hpSers
The arrest OF DIR. Emil Hassler. Commis-
fran and the refusal Of the
h ,zf ttrr ta ltnl,l
open again for public inspection. DR.. Hasslor
rsgeons S H sDes Treatment md ad the matter WI win be-
taken up by the Association Of Foreign Com
lnisslcners who do not intend to sit by while
ton haFu Of SsIns AFT, ,%sSsstea whi!o' ai'sadiss
bpouRht at aSs Spse befos the aTssn
%nq wSts Sr Fl has
The foreigners Gull attention to the indGnity
put upon DR.. linssor. md formally dcmand
DR.. Hnssler said TO-DAY that the Paraguay
reparation had been made Tor the insult to
short, time an the exhibits from his country
1t has been discovered that fireworks are.
paying investment rs an, attraction. Tho
turned at the gates increased many fold. As
the result OF this discovery there are to he
more fireworks and moro fun to help draw. out
the crowds.
Prof Tomlins, too. has decided to eive opcn-
air vocal concerts OF popular music and invite
the people to Join in the choruscs. Tonight
400 members of tho Apollo Club gave n uro-
grqmmc on the east sde OF the Administration
building.
Arrangements have been made by William
A. Brady whereby james ]. Corhett will ha
seen in the Midway Plaisance. The cnst half
of the Vienna bakery building hns been
secured and will he ADAPTED to theatrical Mses.
A variety and athletic entertainment will he
the stylo OF performance in which the pucilist
will appear. The engagement is to bo opened
next Monday.