St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-02
THE WHITE CITY.
The Director Generals New Pro-
Gramme-ALemOriai Services.

era meme mortal Services.
CHICAGO. Aug. The director gen
eral announces that on and after Tues
day, Aug. l, 1893, the several exposition
buildings will only be open to the pub
lie in the evening in accordance with
the following programme: Monday,
horticulture; Tuesday, manufactures
ana liberal arts; Wednesday, transport
tatiOn; Thursday, art gallery and the
group OF buildings in the southeast part
of the park. comprising anthrOpOlOgical,
forestry and shoe and leather buildings;
Friday, agriculture ami fisheries build
ing; Saturday. mines and mining.
Electricity building viii De open to
the public every evening until 10
o'clock. Machinery hail will be open
until 10 O'Clock each evening. but the
machinery in the general exhibit sec
lions viii not be in operation. On other
evenings than those designated above
for the respective department buildings
they will be closed TO the public at
p. NJ
Exhibitors will be required to clean
their spaces between the hours of and
9 o. IN. daily, except on open nights.
when the work must be done after II
pleted the sweeping out of their shops,
no one but an official of the exposition
will be permitted within in the building
except on the most urgent business.
Tomorrow has been assigned by the
wOrlu'S fair authorities TO the national
union. and all arrangements for the
celebration we're completed today. More
than 10000 members of the order have
signItied their intention of attending the
festival or the society. The union will
meet during the forenoon in the park.
A pleasant programme has been pre-
pared Tor the day, and the event will be
observed by music, OratOry and fire.
works.
There was a funeral in the White
City this morning. The last sad rites
over the remains of Daniel McNaughton.
chief OF the New York worlds fair man
ayers. were held in the grand BANQUET
! hail of the New York state building.
The beautiful structure is draped in
mourning anu is closed to the public.
1t will remain closed until tomorrow
! morning. The exercises began at II
O'Clock, and were conducted by ReY.
DR.. Mcpherson, pastor of the Second
Presbyterian church of this city. The
/ body will be sent TO New York in pri-
yate car over the Michigan Central rail
way. The body will be taken direct to
Mumford. n. Y. Senator MeNaughton's
ola home, for burial.
American week" at the Columbian
exposition grows daily nearer reality.
At a late meeting of the associated
American exhibitors, representing D.
( 0U0, at the exposition, thesdirectors sub-
! united plan for the proposed ceiebra-
ton which was formally approved. 1t
cUntemplates the giving up a day 10
each of the great departments of indus
try and trade.
In the w0man's building today the
board of lady managers held memorial
! services in honor of the members of the
board VINO nave died since its OrganiZa-
ton. The exercises were of i religious
character, and were held in the ASSEM-
bly, hall. which was draped in mourn
ing. The members of the board who
have died are nine in number. and their
names are: Mrs. Darby, South Caro-
/ lima; Mrs. Lucas, Pennsylvania; Mrs.
Miles. Oklahoma; Mrs Whitney, New
York; Mrs. Stevenson, Nevada: Mrs.
Baxter Texas; Mrs. Fair. California !:
Mrs. Patrick, Colorado; Mrs. Lewis, of
Chicago.