The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-07-22
CHICAGO EXPOSITION.

September 80 has been decided upon
as lreland's day.
The feature OF the Literary Congress
was a paper by Charles Dudley Warner
on the function n literary criticism in
the United States.
1t has been decided by the council oil
administration to maintain the lie part
ment OF promotion and publicity until
the close OF the fair, with Major Moses
P. Handy as chief.
Chief Allison of the manufactures
building of the Worlds Fair expelled
K. Fl. Ingersoll & Bro. New York
novelty firm, for persistently violating
the rules against selling goods.
The ground has been broken at the
south end OF the anthropologlcal build
ing for building known as Rumiori
Inn a. a part OF the Massachusetts,
exhibit. In it Miss Maria Daniel OF
Boston will show scientific methods OF
cooking the cheaper classes OF food so
a. to be palatable and nourishing and
in the sanitary branch the best mean.
Of cooking for the sick and convalescent.
Ii the army bill passes. as now seems
probable, it is believed that Emperor
William OF Germany will visit the
Worlds Fair. An attache OF the Ger
man commission is authority for this
statement. The German Department Of
state in reply 10 the question a. to how
the Emperor would be received here ha-
been informed by the Consu- in the
United states that he would meet with
hearty greeting.
The special committee appointed bv
the Worlds Fair National Commission
to report upon the facilities for saving
life in case OF fire in any Of the expo
sltIOn buildings reported to that BODY
recently. 1t recommended the estah-
lIshment Of corps Of men, to be known
as a life-savIng crew, to be furnished
with all modern appliances for saving
LIE, this corps TO be stationed at some
entral point within the park. The
report was adopted.
Auditor Alderman OF the Worlds |
+ air has presented the financial state |
ment Of the exposition to the directors |
covering the period up to June 30. \ |
note accompanying the statement saws |
the receipts since july | were over
81 10000, and a large reduction was /
made in the floating debt since that |
late. According to the statement the
total gate receipts were 81, l2l go, and |
The total expenditures ,2O,6lO, 100. The
operating expenses for Nav were sGJg.-
So, and the receipts s7l9, iO2. During
June the estimated receipts were 81 $50
go, and the EXPENSES $t42, 92l, leaving
balance for the two months OF kI,l27,-
~.
Oregon IL one Of the States that will
ecelve daily shipments OF ripe fruit and
resh vegetable. in season to renew her
xhlblts at the Worlds Fair. She j.
low receiving cherrie- and Strawberries.
nd the shipments have all come through
n fine condition, establishing the truth
1 the statement that Oregon fruits are
ood shippers. In that States exhibit
n the fisheries building one Of the most
ttractive displays Of the whole fair has
cen holding the crowds about the Ore
on booth during the past few days.
his consisted Of fresh royal chinook
ilmon from the Columbia river. The
Irgest fish weighed eighty-two pounds
nd was the largest salmon ever caught
l the West. These fish were frozen in
de Of solid cakes Of ice before they left
ne Coast, and they came through nicely
l that shape. They looked beauties
trough the crystal ice. y