The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-06-10
CHICAGO EXPOSITION.

mobiles, who are 10 investigate American
agricultural methods and the systems oi
irrigation in use in the West.
\ number OF foreign commissioners
who, when dissatisfied with the awards
plan, withdrew their exhibits from com
petition have announced they have re-
stored them rs the result of the settle
ment Of the much-discussed question.
Henry c. Ives, head OF the art depart
ment oil the Worlds Fair. has had a
cloth placed over Andcrson's picture oil
Woman Taken in Adultery" which
the committee had refused permission IL
exhibit, but which the French exhibitors
gave representation TO in their collection
OF pictures.
| Herr Wermith the Imperial German
| Commissioner, said the other dav, refer
ring 10 the report in LAKE. dispatches that
/ Emperor William had finally decided to
come 10 the fair, that he had no official
advice TO that effect, but would not be
surprised il 1t came to pass, As the En-
peror was great Traveller and had taken
a deep interest III the fair.
| Director Charles ii. Schwab OF the
| Worlds Fair SAYS that the exposition
| has cleared $3.50, zoo on MAY, and Is a
result OF general reduction OF forces
| to begin soon, n better result is CONT
IDENTIFY anticipated ior the month ot
June. Mr.. Swab took a rosy view oi
| the situation, and claimed that the
| financial success OF the Worlds Fair is
already assured. He SAYS the running
| expenses OF the fair will be but 500. =
| coo week ior the present, and this vi
| De cut down when the forces are re-
! duced, as cannot now he afforded by the
officials. Mr.. Schwab saws the receipts
OF the month OF MAY averaged S24 900
daily.
! 1t is now positively known that the
far-famed Oriental monarch, the Sultan
( OF Jehore, Is coming TO the World :
Fair. His Majesty cahIel the fact OF
his intended visit 10 peputv Commits
>ioner Y. W. Lake, and directed Mr..
Lake to meet him in Carlsbad. Ger
many, TO accompan him to Chica 20.
Mr.. Lake at once lift Tor New York.
whence he will sail for Europe on the.
Campania. He expects 10 return to
Chicago before the end OF the
present month. The Sultan is famous
Tor his great wealth, aud is saii To
possess the finest collection OF diamonds
and rubies and pearls in the world. lie
Will bring 4 retinue OF ten servants and
two English physicians, whom he carries
with him 70 look after his health.
The formal opening OF the electricity
building, which has been 80 long de-
ierret, took place one night last week
The feature OF the display VA, the I'M
yelling and lighting Of the big Ellison
tower erected 10y the General kIectri,.
Company. This shat, i situate in the
Exact center OF the building, and repre-
,ent- the highest achievement. OF the in
rande>cent lamp. L extend, INTO tin.
grand arch formed bv the Intersection of
the nave and transeut. rcarhin., a h,i,hr
Of about loo feet. The methods used in
.,on- .ruCtion hav,. resulted i'm SHOWING, .
perfect column L. though The entire shaft
we're hewn from one massive block of
Stone. It springs from the root Of col
onnade ~urroun ing the base, and In,
entire interior i >trewn with Thousands
7 II iaraude~cent lamps A. many LupI H.
the Western sunset. The co.Or~ are ar
~dnyed ov mechanical methods. rapahIr
II being flashed in harmony with thu.
strains VI music. The column i. ,rnwu,..I
with a wel-proporgionerl replica OF an
Ellison ircanle>cen. lamp. formed from
multitude Of pieces Df n-!-m1tic rrvS-
ais Upward of &. 900 81 these b.au.i-
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