New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-02
FOR OPENING THE UORLD'S FAIR.
TIE rHr,STA IsAPEILA TO SAIL FOR THIS
COUNTRY Is APRIT-CoLLEGE CLUES TO


COUNTRY Is APRIr-CoLLEGE CLUES TO
SING AT THE EXPEDITION.
Madrid jan The In'anta Isabella will sail f'r
the United states In April on spanish American
warshp 70 open the Chicago Worlds Fair. as The rep
rescntaive Of Queen Regent Christina.
London, Jan. a.-Thr Madrid correspondent OF
The Dnily News" says that the lnfanla Isabella
will sail for America the cruiser Condo Nei'dlt'
and that among her suite VIII b" the Duke Of N"ragna
and several Spanish -TnndccS.
Chlcngo Jan ! tSpcciall.-Jolly college boys. With
their tunenl serenadcs and rDchns songs are coming
TO tho Fair Ia july They Will have Choral Hall To
themselves for series " concerts. beginning directly
after the annual distribution OF She pslnS aud extend
Ing almost to the season Of can" PUSHES. Dulihs
THIS interval The glcc clubs and banjo clubs OF MI
the big colleges Will give entertainments nj Jackson
Park. The musical programme that Theodore Thomas
arranged for Choral and Festival Hall, WIS decidedly
soggy and oppressive. much 80 that nobody short
Of bass or n male soprano would be able to under
stnnd IT, The selections were all fIpm wagner.
Mcndelssphn Mozart. Haydn and other heavy writers
These very proper, Of course, fr ilN"lahS Hike
Mr.. Thomas and Pnicrcwsd and their friends Dut a
great many people from Indiana and Wisconsin VII"
never hcari OF Mendel,sohn Mozart, or Mr. Thomas
Paderews either, for that matter. ar" coming '"
the Fnr and they want 81 hear f"w tunes b"i"r"
they 60 home Two big hall are being bulU az jack
son Park for musical purposes. ana " was thought I"
be only fair that there should BE- music for the
misses when the scheme TO bling college glo' cubs
10 the Exposition was proposed 10 Mr.. Thomas he
looked cross and snd thei. performances were not
artistic After a while MIR. ThOmns rr"n'd and con
scented to allow the college boys To- stack their ban)oS
IN Chorn Hall with the understanding That he wond
not b. held rcspon blc Tor their nnr tie pr grnnn's
The conditions accepted. and now visitors II
the Fair nay hear such Jolly songs rs the Mullenn
Muskrtccrs' and " raa. Ilaa, llack sheep" Trio
sorlcs of concerts by cocr ce clubs Will l"gln carly
tn July The Harvard. Yale and Princeton clubs Viii
bc the first arrive fresh from the hilariiy Of "om
mencemcnt week These viii h. followed dnunG
August and carly september 10y clnls from Cornell
Columbia Michigan University. Oborin and all thc
other big schools that send their young men ont To
sing and pick the mandolin.
statements that have been made to IN" effect That
Camille Saint Sncns. the great French composer. would
not come 10 the Columbian Exposition are Incorrect.
Word has Inst been received at the Burau of Music
that hc Will he here 10 carry ont the programme that
has been arranged for him. lie VIII b" IN Chicago
nearly q month. and Will conduct SIX or more con.
ccrls and rccItalg between Mny 90 and June II. Part
Of the performances are to BE- given In Music Hall ana
part In Festival Hall.
Horace Tucker for o numbc? ~ years general freight
agent % the Illinois Central Railroad has mad,
Superintendent Of the bureau Of Admit siOas Of the
Fair
Albany. Jan. I (Sp"daD.-Thc olrd of Lady Man
ayers finding that thcr" would be slight opportunity
In the Liberal Arts Department II IA. Worlds fnlr
for showing the remarkable work n the organizations
" women In hospital and trained nurse SERVICE has
planned m elaborate system Of service. TIE plans
submitted ly the Medical Director contemplate tn
maintenance OF a hospital. one Of the features NJ
which Will be effective ambulance service In which
each ambulance Is 20 be accompanied by n trained
nurse Thosc most vitny Interested have uni 81 with
the Board Of Lady Managers IN presenting 10 TIE III
rrtny plan Of ou;dop" hospital vice IN which the
Hcllevuc Mount sinai Ilnhncwann Roosevelt and
Now York hospitals. all Of Sew YORK; CITY the great
hospitals Of Pennsylvania ard Mls-achuseite AMI the
organization 81 phys'cIlrs and trained nurses ~ I'LL
nns are rcnr,scntcd mniHtanilg without expense To
the Exposition. series II relief stntlons on the FIX
position grounds, by means Of which the safety aud
comfort Of the public will be greatly served.
The last nail will probably be- driven In the pros
ccrium arch Of the womdns Building nj the opening
services In May. Idaho wants 10 make The b'ck
into which the mil Is TO be driven. woman OF
the State has collected twenty varieties OF nativ"
woods TO be used In making this block
Mrs. Bellamy, Of the NewY York Board. went TO
Chicago q few days ago to confer with the committees
then In session. concerning the library In the womans
building which the women OF NewYork are To fur
nIsh A graduate OF q training school VIII he So
iected as librarian. probnbly the nominee VI the
National Library Association.