The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13
NOTES OF HAPPENINGS
At THE WORLDS FAIR.

The .s-I.sE u stock by clocsyors. = row
which Is shown for tie frs; time In TIE west
-Ed . The Palace o. transportation at the
Worlds Fair. The machine is the result; Of she
- T. save tine and Labor Tor farmers who have
j. Co.,-ir7sctei entirely q Iron Hanging on the
outside % one q the iron sJIilS = an alarm
-stsie are - s.. fed Thg clock Is connectei
with &. re-~rynir containing, the feed The ieye.
pass tae 1P01.n,st hour and enoasa sTaiu
30 dumped into ~ fed box 20 provide tl-
-u- tirl- automatically poured iuto the trough
p iii' ~ iEe rnsns'r l-is -lo'ish - placed ~
- 'HCtI.!r- 90 i--t thc ANNA! throughout the
attention necessary u 10 care q stoci. Is re
rgr.d rl"F- than u-le-t!i.ri
HSoutHv-st NIi.s.uri watermelon growers
have shipped Ara;h-s consignment 81 e." me-
one Goo the M.ssIti-i exhibit IN tis~ Palace -
N-uealturr- M.ssnEri claims o.. distinction %
pr,aiul.nE AMI ShipginS more melons ihan an,
"tt'r sjssf- lu f1v Jnio1. statistics saov tnaf
tie annual shipment 20 ngrtEstn MARKETS Is
g.fs ten r1iii..l E;s-lofis The total veishi -
p.laGa. AMI b. would require tzia 81 .ars
hfty tive mii"s long % transport ih-n The pro-
iriusJiits Of i-- sou,h.s-teru part % Missouri.
% largest number being raised ia scott and
Tho. accustomed Q, i7"E uroH AL T-acle
Sai1 1000, - ~ = -, ilt liz. y
r-tt = ID" Sli t--.I8st e p-rar ail-i.i = We
F.tis-" %. T-slSHlrtattHu at the W"s'a's f4is.
'i- ~ 80, .li!i,A Of T-1'i.s g. 'l -e
Tact - b. sngWu by tEis exhibit. ihe vehicles
i-.'t In pr"F.,-ofI+i. - army wren n ~"
- ~ - .s.....i-i's I'm. slSaae. p.r,..ps j.
ia The tact that these wagons ar Tsaie stronger
wagon g. almost = strongly built q sun
e.airieg-- srn soia-les iH s,.i''e instance Al
ngartal1 fi. Z" rrEiiu. commanding The
D-rIin Z.lat-s. which W-s~ ia camp - The
N9,-i - $500 Fl.nnss [.,t.r f.S.e ,sb
10 sav a Few wrris m tesaf % me Wo.i4-
Fsir r-EaE-ll-fs .r srautiuS such privileges
o. .ni.its-s ORGANIZATIONS throughout the eoEa-
-. consider q NeTy ubft1l and praise
tons t4c oipcrinilitv o. se,lnS ne ~ uEdsF
slIsh favorable r!ft utnsiarc-~- further wish
-,siiis-y sser-tarv. Iieu,ensht 9 Sldnsv
Haisht, whom f3gad 70 6e gentleman sad
o.Gts- IN -N.rv sslIs- %! the wcE--
The Haskell Indian school Rani q Law
renee. Kas yhicn ll!sd three iao5'h-. n. n,
~ Fsi. i.iore .Siss,,ns ; TO i,-T5,5es IL
ai-,I a most favorable iHlpEession and rryeiv.d
-a,t--sn= commitments from large sud.snces-
l. ~ being in.;sIrsl IN a .'x46-foo; spsc,, h
the Palace % Liberal Arts. Russian exhibit.
The display insists q var paintings. ART pic
tcree landscape r. OIL br1Aze ..se- and an oil
r.slnJinx lsNs, r.; = noted Rg-sisn historical
scrn-- Th.s : % = huns eot-PieGoasly. and
I,FE:s.a', Ihs wsrS - j ih- i ,s Russian
breaking out az tie Jspau@>~ Russian War. re-
u Pine Arts. a1I the ind!vidusI artists coai,i
not recover the spsce. their 2ainttnEs being
sis,, .. 9uf ~ in n. PaiSee d Varied fn.,fis.
and .uaces ir tho Palace % Manufactures aud
lotnent.
x a from, 25 ,9s: S aiis s,s.. to sss a,
Maine Infantry. from Bath. Ne. rh- company
n Kimbaii' Fir-; TIs1;sasnt q: a f;aSsr. So
Ond Lieutenant CAariss l. Pratt and Third