The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-25
NOTES OF HAPPENINGS
AT THE WORLDS FAIR.

Russell Stanhope, secretary Of the Commit
tee on Foreign Relations. received word yes
terday from Jules earlier Commissioner Cen
eral Of Belgium, that he has Just been appoint
ed representative OF the Lions Universal Ex-
position at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
This appointment was made by Emile Dig
sition..
ON account Of the large number of visitors
the Scout and Constabulary military camps In
full uniform, have been detailed Tor duty at
regular Philippine guards now serving at these
palaces.
A belt made Of reindeer teeth is one OF the
kan building The belt consists OF three 1nHs rows
of teeth. each row containing 122 sets OF teeth,
belt is highly prized by the Eskimo 'Ssn as i L
represents the number OF reindeer killed by
largest OF its kind known to be In existence
Specimens OF freehand drawing by the nu
pills OF the public schools OF capiz are shown
SC ;tion The subjects are taken from lie and
copy and first outlined and then finished in
mountain ranges. rivers and lakes Sbs 70 snow sNr
Is done by pupils ranging from 10 to IL years
writers in the country and Correspondent for
many. papers. arrived on the grounds YESTERDAY
days Writing interviews with represents
Of other countries attending the Fair
Apples grown in bleak Manitoba and the
Northwest Territory, where. eight years ago il
was thought impossible for any fruit save the
dwarfed Siberian crab to survive the rirors
Of the almost Arctic winter, may be seer in
the Canadian exhibit IN the Palace OF Horti-
culture The apples are two inches in diam
The fruit Is the result Of years OF effort on
the part OF the Canadian horticulturlsts 10 pro-
duce variety hardy enough to withstand the
climate OF the Canadian Northwest.
The method OF teaching geography and ,ha
.hlTEPTinE routes Q: Steamers Styling Seswesn
world. is one OF the unique displayS In The
Educational building OF the Philippine section
Every public school in the Islands = supplied
with large maps o. the world. with the ioca-
quired to make paper models OF vessels which
are married for csrtaia points and then re-
CURED to trace tho shortest route from ship
ping points in the Philippines to their dsstna-
will Be given by pupils IN the s,hool building
= Tho worlds Fair Association OF Suoertn-
tendents or Horticulture viii meet this morn
ing at II O'Clock In Its room In the Palace OF
Horticulture to take action TO increase the at
tractivenes5 OF the diSpiRys
,.-AmohE, the new attractions now open to Wis
itors at the Fair in the Mining Gulch are an
aerial tramway. metal pavilion, a smelling
pavilion. n model foundry a California gold
mill. Joplin zinc mill and a display showing
the early Missouri method OF smelling lead
ores. All these and several other new displays
may be conveniently reached by the narrow
gauge electric railway which extends Through
the heart Of the Eulch, giving an excellent view
Of the exhibits
Charles Bruce Wood representing Troilop
the British Pavilion at the Worlds FALL. gave
farewell dinner at the Cafe Luzon last night
There were ch1ut forty-hye guests present
Mr.. Wood leav's on July for London.