The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-18
CHICAGO ~sroRM-sWEpE
Jubilee Arches Wrecked and Decorations
Water Soaked.

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CHICAGO. Oct, 17-In spite OF the heavy rain
and wind storm. which began shortly before
noon and continued until late tonight, the
programme Of the second day of the Peace
jubilee was carried out. with the exception OF
the illuminated bicycle parade. which was
scheduled for this evening.
Soon after day break the wind travelled at a
rate Of thirty-six miles An hour. and by noon
had increased to forty-eight miles. All the
vessels which had been chartered to leave this
port to-day were held back by the warning
from the Weather Ofice. The wind tonight is
OH character to keep tho vessels in the port.
Ills blowing from a southeasterly direction.
A storm Of greater violence lie predicted for
tomorrow. The bulletins at the Weather
Once indicate that the storm In increasing
both in volume Of vim and rain as the centre
reaches this city and the lake region. Accord
ing to Chief Moore. the gale will reach its
climax on the lake. and fear is entertained for
any craft that may be caught outside OF the
harbors tonight.
mus FAR the damage don in Chicago has
oeen chiefly to the jubilee decorations. Thou
SANDS oil dollars have been expended in flags,
bunting and other decorations by the
jubilee Committee. and the display was q
nhe one. Merchants and others have ex-
pended much larger sums In private dis
plays and decorations. The flags and
puntlng tonight are water-soaked and practi-
sslIy ruined; Five Of the sixteen jubilee
TWiSh nSes ana nave been toppled over BY the high
a. y NJ 9e impossible to rebuild them in time
ny " ea4ssdaB's parade. The fret TO go down
Jackson bouley .rds. 1t was almost completely
demolished, At 3 O'Clock the Dewey arch at
SbIontE Irg ana State streets was blown down.
A. 8 o'clock the Evans arch. at Clark and
bbsu,a,lhs streets. erected in compliment TO the
i GisstsH"'G MI iowh's EailsRt eopaRander: col,
is SLne was caught in the wreck, her head be-
arch ~ iotIed through the canvas sides OF the
Az o J"S asI 1h HEG afteln 99t q tSe sSsEii Ies ara hurt #
S 21S,e {ahd Adams streets. fell. John Smith Of
Nh an aineennes avenue was caught under the
darGSrd@t' Malo a%g Of Eng ss ~ W gas I IG2Ees' st Miss
.Sn a strHck on the head by the debris and badly
utIt III ME- the crowd was watching this disas-
son ~ 'lalhe -Slgsbee arch, at State and Jack
t Inn tteels. iell. Fortunately none was hurt,
"GGooEgh Ihe crowd was dense.
to.mS.rIIGS,Iy ner and stan will arrive IN Chicago
esr ati m0rning to take part in the jubilee
fsstI'uvhlts. The Governor wired from SPRING
o osEc today that Ms stan ofisers. the State
Az th"ir STAINS Will come with him, and ar
en iihe"."Gls nave been made Tor quartering the
'" HT,s S@'ty a. Inc Great Northern Hotel.
K.N''G ne arrivals to-day were Major-Gen.
NNai' t'u'i ~ htar: Col. J. A. Allen. Col. W,
81 Ba,'' Cant. ". II. Whitney and Richard
irncta,Il' %tr!Nlte secrGtary: Major W, i.
SSggHer Payna:icr Kusa. from Tampa, Fla.
~ I CGl9m ~ Illinois. and Gov. Andrew Lee
morTGSlH DaEo'A. Gen. Shafter will arrive TO-
me crowds are Increasing with the arrival Of
2Ci3 IAN, GOV. Leo OF South Dakota says
in1GbiiU,s p"'i.9s from his state will attend the
yIsitGFIv. II j. estimated that there are 100000
pi,o,r,' n'le already and that by Wednesday
er yoni.h lnyfr will, be 100000. To-morroWis
i0r,:g,' 70 ho IS %iollows:,
Ircs \ NJ Mass meeting O. welcome to
lnn,"-tW M"hinloy and other guests at the
dr. = i'tyeG, ~ Fey. Dr. F. W. Uunsauius. ad-
lana a. ~ lay2r Harrison. Archbishop Ire
I"HaIIi Judge Emory Speer.
pcliic t:M Jubi!ee exercises At tweEty-iour
S,Ssdrrh -Mass meeting and addresses IN
Lnritnu@Ser Hall. Columbia Theatre, Second
Bs1'"'"' AFnoTy. and North Side Turner
,o}rTi NJ Peace Jubilee Benefit Ball at Audi
Wis Potter Palmer, Chairman.
J. haHc.a".H's' Ball at Nedtnah Tom
.''A' HcNui;a. Chairman.
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