The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-07
NOTES OF HAPPENINGS
AT THE WORLDS FAIR.

Al 1nE > TAIN,
ming Worlds Fair Commissioners for the OBJ
servation OF Wyoming Day at the Worlds Fair,
place at 10 O'clock in the Hall Of Congresses.
Governor Fenimore Chatterton will deliver an
pate in the exercises. The commission is com
posed q Bryant B Brooks. president: c; 3,
Peytol; vice president: W, C; Deming. secre,
Inside Inn.
of T the com sRnpyt; sseT Gsn3ra and ID F BdlFism' VIII
leave st. Louis tomorrow night for Rochester,
Gwen n, in " sener he Of f Fasht s8 S Staspa a a ee EeIsiaS
i priest. who has been Twenty-Five years in this
King XIX; s u ss TsS has wi Inst the ee sor Sse05 ae Is6 By ihs
Baron Monchaur. Minister of Belgium to the
ter Carlo sprayt W will : make a tour Though Can
July %.
The Logan berry" measuring 2h inches
In cureumference. was placed on exhibition in
the Illinois section in the Palace of Horticui-
berry and blackberry and is very proiidc.
Early harvest apples are also exhibited; This
turing season north.
A miniature cranberry bog was installed
In the Wisconsin section in the Palace OF Hor-
tendent OF the Wisconsin exhibit. The plants
were brought to the Fair with sufficient native
80 SAC"th aht ~ iAhN'A VA
a large tank. Some OF the plants are now in
bloom; The crop from these plants VIII be har.
represent the mode of irrigating. different i'm
PIGMENTS used in cuitivatinG and the picking.
Doctor WI MCGEE. Chief OF Department OF
Ethnology. has assumed charge of all the In,
dian tribes surrounding the Indian School. and
nently. the ethnologicai features Of native In
dian me- games. athletic events and cere-
srammes races and dances Will be added TO the
Events sion 3 at At the he,d indian dian School sa.nI =, The .sl present ints n
tween 10 and IL O'Clock.
A splendid view of the interior of the Palace
OF Agriculture. which covers a floor space OF
eSny in the SOUTH south end aay Of Ss t haa b ,nHT she 9 Ths
size Of the building will also be realized from
this point Of view.
Section IN ,s sii e. has psla ese n, hung Hg1s,c IN the Ark S a
watermelon form the subject of the picture.
~, Dying to the delay in the Installation of
t tes afssidn s sn1 nset Cunt, ef in she Sc sou rhe am an
neg Of the Art Palace. the court is not yet
T Fsaias to and 6s G SPensa s s4 Hts'0 are ali The fea F5en a1di
an effort is being made by the department 10
Friday IN: july sS''f s. af Ths ex Isfdy a .5 . iGesn eaiire GR
Of sculpture work. and includes some of the
most famous pieces of the foreign masters.
building have been enhanced by the addition
Of thtrty-si1 transpareneles. representing Alas,
white ,rsnspaienoisss. is By p 7' inche Stlf pict ane
INF camp life. mining scenes. towns and native
the Indian huts at each end OF the MnbS aiiainS.
Ths yindsSxs at ne head Of tie 1Tst landing
night. glaciers. ocean and river SCENERY. ~
--Handel's Messiah will be rendered IN
Festival Hall next Saturday night at S o'clock
~ ~. 81 from h0u eh,s sssool and ssu9 fou assIS,sd Ky y y TSsIe
r.. e: 1dRslls, GiuS; sss Morning Choral Club and
~ e seioIsts aae MIS- c Flora al! Ma # ST L2 str:
ints1n ct moai'i repns,at kg.: Mrs 4 sop 9,as, s Rofina Of
Of Chicago. and Alfred BORON. bass. of Chi.
director. viii accompany the chorus hort aug.
mented by the big concert organ. Charles Gal
re MaSalfa Of q he : 9..asIs essia there IN VII Fas b E d Tsfi
by the choral clubs. which viii assist in the
night: The t pnbl is% SiIi e Ss Admitted IL sa to this
IF: "; Taylor, Chief of the Department. o,
fsat ARRANGEMENTS have been completed to give
e ssea S eay' in the sl Palace lace, Of ,s Agr,ca aSuIs
begin as soon as the bandstand is completed.
ence, are on the exhibit tables In the ArEansas
section in the Palace of Horticulture. There
Red Astrachan apples.
pepaTsnsas. a naasss d .h hst'i until Ghif fnr fs the sot Ass
be open on Tuesday and Friday evenings Of
zach week from 1880 to 10 O'Clock. ON the re-
be closed at shutdown. They were open last
Tuesday night for the first time after dark, and
hundreds hundred OF persons visited the section. on
will not be open after dark for the present.
The Anthropology athletic meet. which was
aHsi Wi viii been se ad RSs.Rsnasd am no5it sss dI1tessnt T pas
IONS represented at the Fair. and those in
among the Ftlipinos, Japanese and Indians. to
compete In the events.
The exhibitors in the Palace Of Liberal Arts
be known as the Liberal Artists. The organiza.
ZION " purely social in its nature and Intended
70 promote good-fellowship among the members.
Zine, was elected president Of the ASSOCIATION
and Paul H. Cromakin vice president. To-
to be given by the international Press ELM.
President Francis has been Invited to SNEAK
a smoker In the near future has been planned
e ": Taylor. Chief Of the Departments of
Asrlculture. Horticulture and Dairy, has dedi-
oeteo q space OF fifty feet square In the south
end Of the Palace OF. Agriculture. where chairs
their lunch.
sperttaasburx.. s. c. last evening. and IS at t the
ao@.p Who are t IL I ese sas' 81 a the Sparta spsrsah sSSans
A4sIsaTss Vert Of spsrtansbufs Mi aa0 Anna Anna
s sa.1 Ysn sn;fS %iss SRihiiInss hay snf Iaf aEaef Ia saliIs:
Mis- Pss5i Briggs, Union, and Miss Kate Mag
Herald conducted s Z Contest i To de sseaTiiass9 Wbs
territory through Which Il ciTcu1ase aen and n the
vote. They win spend a week at the Fair.
The Reverend Doctor Shell and F. II. Ffke.
city editor Of the spartansburg Herald. are in