The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-22
JUDGES FOR THE BIG FAIR
CONFIRMED BIZ THE NATIONAL COM
MISSION


MISSION
seeoud Day OF the swea,sh-Au,erfesn Ceie-
srnua--The Fair Ofsei.is win Probably
Apoicgizo tor the Insult TO the Russisns.
CHICAGO. July 21.-The swedish-Americsns
are in the midst Of their Worlds Fair festival
This was the second Of the three days ar
ranged for the celebration. Yesterday the
paid admissions numbered 1913. 3SI. and a
great crowd was at jackson Park again to-day.
although not as big as yesterday
No formal programme had been arranged.
At o'clock this afternoon the second Of the
series Of concerts given by the Swedish socie-
ties drew a full house at Festival Hall. and
this evening the Swedish exhibitors attended
banquet at Windsor Park. Many OF those In
attendance at yesterdays celebration came
from different cities throughout the country.
The banquet tonight was for the exhibitors
only. There were 100 guests at the table. and
Royal Commissioner Leffler and those repre-
senting the swedish Government at the Fair
were the guests OF the evening. For to-mor-
row special arrangements have been made for
the entertainment OF the Swedish Am eric an
visitors who are expected to take possession
OF the grounds Musical programmes will be
rendered In various parts OF the park for
their benefit. and there will be many
special gatherings throughout the grounds.
concert by the American Union Of Swedish
Singers will also be given in Festival Hall at
O'Clock. The visitors will be welcomed at the
Swedish Government building and informal
ceremonies. including speaking and music.
will probably be arranged to take place there
during the afternoon In the evening an elab-
crate pyro,echnical display will be given on
the lake front in addition to the regular illu-
mination OF the grand court. and some Of the
singing societies will sing from boats on tho
lagoon
ing this afternoon. recognized the bravery
By the nremen at the cold storage build
VS. had Msh, to .sa tss
the rescue Of Capt. Fitzpatrick. Wwhen Miss
Minor Of Louisiana made. the motion. Miss
promptly voted down By the ladies. ALI Of
whom testified to the keenest appreciation OF
1 ple,ed em asP.nsemenss for It's sntertsin
ment OF the members OF the National Commits;
sSn sns
mon interest at o'clock. after which the
building and then take them to the ROOT garden.
where refreshments will pc served The rest
of the programme includes speaking and
The National Committee to-day confirmed
the following judges for the Department OF
Liberal Arts:
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BssST so:sSa J.%s.a es;P:1.srR i:s s.ns,: :
G Cooley, New Ycrs: JONI coreorin. wse.iias. "
agent s,a'i Ss.Ii.; s SSIn. SI0oEyP:
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T.ae,o. Boston: Jofa qT:sis rsisaspIi. a 5;, Ca:
Chicago: }. D Humphrey. huntsville. Ala; H. q; han
.h S..s . HE h.r ses
J.sI.os s.E.s VI John HePsa'q13 :, T,s.a Nc;
kansas; 6: v. Jonn.en H...ins. N.o,: J. / Ksteaam.
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and Robert d williams Albany.
The following women judges were also con-
hrmed:
Dr. Mary Green Charlotte. Nleh- Mss Belle Beyter.
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Ind. Dsear.u,snt o, Horsiesliar. .,,,
.ds PIN. Sr, Mary Haieef ToOts Boise CITY. Depart
men: OF Fine Aria
onicials OF the Fair will probably apologize
to the Russian Government for the gross in
suit received at the hands OF overoticious
secret service detectives at Jackson Park. and
the Cars exhibit. which was covered yes;er-
day. will in all probability be uncovered to-
morrow. Director General Davis is ashame ed
OF the serious outrages perpetrateG in the
Liberal Arts building and is doing everything
In his power 70 right the wrong. Col Davis
met imperial Commissioner GIoukhovsky to-
day and q long conference was held. He told
Com missioner Glou hovsky that the insult was
not offered By E1postiop; ofieials g. ,hei. EN-:
Customs ONCE. and that the apology should
come from Collector Clark He said that he had
notified Mr.. Clark OF the trouble and had no
doubt that the matter would be set right at
Davis said that il necessary he would explain
the matter 10 the representatives OF the Rus
The reason given for covering the exhibits
was tina. rePEese NATIVE Of the Russian Coy.
shadow Of the Russian flag: that tn. Tag had
been torn down and trampled underioot: that
Q Russian had been order sd under arrest With
out cause. and that II United States official
dared TO lay hands upon him for the purpose
the keys 70 the Russian section we're surren-
Ge.ed under protest Tho Russians claimed
that the action OF tho Customs officials WAS .
high handel outrage. for whrh ample repa-
GERS made charges against a Ru ssian exhibitor.
and without investigation. and conseq ueutly
the exhibit.
The number o: paid admissions to-day was
S5.25T
THE FATE OF NIAGARA FALLS