The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-11
4 RIG CROWD AT THE FAIR.
u,r piJ.t"&S ny SUNDAY NIGHTS
mon OUICkLr REPAIRED

y,rk Firms Exhibit Thrown Ont
u.o,v.e Thcy Were Selling Goods for
,,a,,te Deiivery-The Midway Folks
,,..,,d mn AwnIng-A Great Hall Which
al the savage World WIN Attend.
c,,.,,no, July 1o.-Tho big flro monopolized
.,.,,ontion OF the crowd on tho Worlds Fair
,nnds to-day. and put damper on the
i,,sure in anticipation. Bright sunshine
- -tiT broeze made the outing agreeable.
..uyv,y OF the grounds this morning showed
mar tho Exposition escaped yesterdays tor
~ W., fai,ly well. though tho wrath OF the
~, was manifested III many places and
tho buildings were damaged, though
80 seriously. Tho worst damage was the
-..ocu NJ The captive balloon, which was ash-
W "a r,eces when tho first fury OF the gale
.,.ncr tho grounds. The glass In tho roofs OF
somo NJ the buildings was injured. some doors
- blown or and in some places the plumb
Roc vill have to be repaired. But In the main.
Az mss WAS nothing. and twcnty-four hours
vill see the injuries repaired
chic, Allison OF the Department OF Manu-
...,urcs was in fighting humor to-day. The
a.. thing was to order the exhibit OF Robert
n Invsrsoll n Bro. n Now York novelty firm.
.hrown out OF tho building. An assistant went
tocyecu:e tho ordor. and the banished exhib-
TORS BEGAN soon to pack up their stun. Re.
reated violations OF tho rule forbidding the
.ale OF exhibits without special permit brought
.hout the Punishment of the Ingersoll COM
n.ny. 4 lot Of other exhibitors who have been
entity OF the same thing may expect to receive
similar orders to get out. On the same account
eycitement is rife among tho foreign Commits
.ioners, and all in Indignation m eeting was held in
the Manufactures building at noon to protest
against tho continued interference Of Fair Of
scials as regards tho selling Of goods. For
.ome time past the exhibitors have been SELL
tno small articles, and this morning the
italian Commissioner. Marquis Enrico Ungaro.
,ecaived notice from Walker Fearn Of the For
.iun Affairs Department. saying that II the ex-
hibitors OF the Italian section did not stop the
saIe OF goods warrants for their arrest would
be sworn out.
This letter was shown by Marquis Ungaro to
seyeral other foreign Commissioners. who at
opco called meeting OF the Commissioners
Marquis UnGaro was elected Chairman. and
after much discussion 1t was resolved to band
together and protest against the Interference.
and. II this was not effective. to send COM
mittee to Washington to wait on Secretary Car
Isle and lay the matter before him. The COM
ml.tee appointed to 60 to Washington was
MARQUIS Ungaro. Italy; Commissioner Polit-
,chek Austria: Commissioner Letter. Sweden:
Commissioner Monitor. France. and Secretary
A Gov. Fattison and staff of Pennsylvania were
and after call at the Pennsylvania q ate
house accepted an invitation from Director
General Davis to Fde IN the irgoS15 and was
tion electric launch. pleasant morning was
spent and the Gubernatorinl party was de-
4 reception was rendered to the Governor
this evening: The affair was purely informal:
with Gov. Pat5ison were SECRETARY Carlisle and
General for Pennsylvania: Adjt:- Gen. Garland.
and others. The members Of the National
and with mny
The ssionnaires ON the Midway Plais-
snSe have decided to have an awning .r over the
appeal has Deem directed to Director Of Works
asking I that s the Worlds Fair Keep it's promise
to maze this improvement. II that is not suo-
cessful the concessonnaires will construct the
cover damages for the amount from the Expo
alton. such was the result Of y special meet
to-day The exhibitors on the Plaisance wero
oil OF one mind and when the plan OF action
was suggested 1t was unanimously adopted
was tie arran eements for the ball Of the Mid.
way folks to be given in the near future. The
4sd IN 81 he the
club accepted the report. The committee was
then instructed to make all arrangements for
the big dance Of the natives. fixing the time
and place and report at the next regular meet
ing.
At noon to- day the National Commission met
and went into secret session to consider the
report OF the Council Of Administration on the
subject OF consolidating the management Of
the Fair under one head.
On Wednesday afternoon the Viking ship,
manned BY oarsmen from the crews OF Harvard
and Yale universities and q picked crew Of
Norwegian sailors, will arrive ia the harborat
Evanston early on Wednesday morning. Ar.
fangements for the reception are being made
blythe COMMISSIONS err General from Norway to
the Fair Gen o Christopher, and e committee
Boyesen, ex-Sheriff Canute K. Matson. and r.
= StenslanG. The various Scandinavian So
eieties in the city are cooperating and q rous-
aisg welcome is assured. The, United States
government has ordered its ships stationed at
Andrew jackson will tow the Viking ship from
Milwaukee to Evanston. There she will be
met by the Michigan and the Blake and scores
OF excursion boats. yachts. and tugs. On the
arrival OF the ship at Jackson Park the crew
Giil DO received by Mayor Harrison. Director
Fair officials.