The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-23
FRESH FRUIT FOR VISITORS.

Through TurnstjIes Yesterday........7185
= THE PROGRAMME FOR TODAY.
- General admission so cents day and
-. night.
IL M.-Opening of Placer County fruit
display.
1890 2. M.-ArrivaI of FinIaDders day
pro Gession at exposition grounds.
IL r. M.-PIacer County exercises in
:. northern and Central California build
ing.
ARTS tower.
2 P. M.-Finlandish day exercises in
Festival Hall, with music by Cassasa's
?. Exposition band.
.: x p, M.-Reunion of old Placerites at
- Il eidelberg Castle.
p p. M.-Fltcht of homIng pigeons
;: from top OF electric tower.
so Z. M.-Concert by Mexican band in
music pavilion near Administration
building.
g. ::.6.P. M.-Evening chimes on the bells
:. by: Professor Holt.
.7:45 p. N.-Grnnd illumination OF ex-
:: position buildings and central court.
= IS F. M.-Evening entertainment at
Festival Hall in continuation of Finland
+.er 5" day.
:. $40 p. M.-Tho wonderful electric
:. fountain.
= S:45 Z. M.-Grand display Offrew orks.
including features prepared for Chin csc
: day; with concert by the Mexican band
on. grand stand, near the recreation
:: .gtounds
:. $50 p. M.-second playing of the
:: electric fountain.
!: The Mfdwinter Fair depended upon its
: merits yesterday. No special feature had
been prepared by the management, but
: The attendsuce was quite good, notwith-
= standing that the weather was not at all in
=. accord with the summer season. All day
long a raw. cold mist hung over the
grounds. and made things as disagreeab!e
l. asst could for the visitors.
:. There was one feature at the exposition
that was, not down upon the programme,
-. and. which, according to all appearances,
= wiil;hays to be pla ced among he profit and
: loss con cessions.
= *1tis a pretty dark-eyed girl baby that
- was ieft;at the bureau Tor lost articles on
= tte:south drive late on Thursday after
nGoH. Mrs. Won Schmidt has the manage
:nfenI of the place, and she is In aquapdary
as; 10 what 20 do with her ch arge.
: The baby was brought to her by a gen.
tleman and checked just as many another
baby has been. Ii was well dressed, and
= the: man, who was about 80 years OF age.
:. stated in an otf-hand way that he would
return in a few minutes with his wife and
take the young one again. Ills manner
did not cause Mrs. Won Schmidt to suspect
that anything was wrong, and she made
= the>litNe enc comfortable until night came
on. But the young man did not come
back t0 reclaim the baby. and Mrs. Won
Schmidt still has her. 1t is only about
nine weeks old, and has beautiful dark
T. eyes and a wealth of brown hair.
e. There was nothing about the baby's out
I'll which would give Clew to its parent
age. It's clothing was neat and clean, and
there were two well-flled bottles of milk
in the small basket which was left with
her.
Mrs. Won Schmidt. the matron, says that
she will keep the baby for several days
e until she makes sure that it will not be
claimed. She will then endeavor to see
that it has good home by adoption. On
tie DdCk oil z paper Oh pins Win the cnllQ
Is written, Baby Farrell 81
- To-day promises 10 be lively one at the
fair. There is a double programme pre-
pared for the afternoon and another for
the evening.
1t is the day set apart for Placer County
TO celebrate and also for the Finlanders.
O In connection with Placer County day
there will be the first deciduous fruit dis
play made under the auspices of apy
county during the exposition. Hundreds
of bOXes of fresh fruit have already ar
rived for the purpose and more will
arrive this morning. There will be pears
and peaches and apricots and other fruit
for which Placer County is so noted. The
fruit will be displayed on plates and given
out 30 ladies wearing Placer County
badges. During the afternoon there will
be some speech-ma king and literary ex-
eTcises.
Commissioner Madden will act as presi-
dent Of the day. Among others who will
speak are DirectoT-General 0e Young and
hon. E. w. Maslin.
Elaborate preparations have been made
for the celebration of Finlanders' day.
There will be a parade, arriving at tile
fair grounds at P. NJ, and afternoon and
evening exercises at Festival Hall
The programme as arranged is as fol-
lows:
AFTERNOON.
Opening remarks Consul " A. Artsimovlch
Welcome to Expos rion''... ....................
-.............. Director 6 eneral NJ H. de Young
"Suomen Laulu," Suomi'sh song. Male Gu, rus
address. .ViceConsul GUSTAV Wilson
oeLh .:.''-''''.' Editor koski
. oratlon .......-.-. Editor Adoph Rilppa
orch estTa and chorus
eSS'''''''.''''''.''' INLAY. j. j. Hoikks
Orchestra
EVENING.
Music by orchestra