The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-06

Daniel Boone will rival Hagenback; a
real ice skating-rink; the Heideper re-
Castle with IS tun full of German wine; a
tamale village; an ostrich farm; an Ari-
IONA Indian camp; an electric tneateI; an
old forty-nineT's mining camp; a japanese
tea-garden; a captive balloon and steam
riding gallery. for which there was no
room at Chicago.
Still other concessions are under con-
sideration, but the above have all been
positively provided for, ana IN addition TO
these there will be the great county build
Jugs of the southern. central and northern
parts Of the State; the Monterey ranchero
the Swiss chalet from Lake County; the
Russian church from S0noma; the ROu-
manian, Italian and other foreign build
ngs and Ann Hathaway'S cottage In a
rose garden.
The committee still has under coIsid-
GRAFTON the plans suggested by SlgnOr
C8saroni fer the illumination of the Mid
winter Fair grounds. particularly the
grand conrt, by the system which was
tried to limited extent on the wooded
island at the Columbian Exposition. This
system is one by which all sorts of fantas-
tic figures can be represented against the
background OF night. The lights are dis
played in the form of candles In little
glass disks, or by incandsscent electric
lamps. These fantastic creations OF light
are mounted on temporary uprights or
Venetian masts, which can be taken down
after an illumination and put up again
ready for the next evenings ilumina alton
without being an eyesore during the day.
In this way IL is proposed to give diff
ferent illumination every evening in the
grand court of the exposition. something
after the manner of the illumination seen
at Chicago upon the occasion of the visit
of the Infanta Eulalia when her portrait
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night in great lines of. colored fire. In
connection with the Midwinter Fair, how
ever, personalities would not be displayed
SO frequently as emblams Representative
of the products and industries of CaliIor-
MIA. There would be sheaves of wheat
and punches OF grapes and figures of thor
oughbred horses and everything OF the
kind that would emphasize the pro ducts
of California in different fields of industry
and labor.
Negotiations are still pending betw cen
the Midwlnter Fair management and the
management of the beauty show which
had a desirable location on the Midway
Plaisance In Chicago. One feature OF
this display seems To have been lost sight
of in connection with the proposition &c
secure it for the Midwinter Fair. The
managers of the beauty show do not rely
so much upon the faces and figures of the
girls representing the different national
tiles as upon the richness of the costumes
which these girls wear. Pretty faces and
fine figures may do we'll enough to attract
the attention of men, but when there is q
desire to have women patroniZe an en-.
tertainmenl, fine clothes are an excellent
inducement To this end the beauties in
the beauty show are dressed up better than
most Of them ever have been, and perhaps
better than many of them ever will be
again, in gowns really imported from the
countries represented and some of them
are the accredited creations of Worth and
Mime, Louise