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

Tn. motel o. thr New York CITY Depart
!; P;isr y 1''i Is Sss YorE Depar;r n, Q. I'm
snce and his ASSISTANT. James !. MlrTay. who
stan ire ~1Hibii TO-DAY Ia ths rps-.siiv con
7 struHt.i ing % the New York CITY building.
Il i expected that So exhibit VIII ,. Tnads
I ,1I-al.tr ,5-fIl-r0v sssnlfs. About a. square
i.et = suac- Wiii b. Necessary 10 accommodate
the exhibit
The glt, q PurTaIo has AZ uurfsteut!ouus
but Elective exhibit installed in the Town Hall
~ tte Noel street II cofnusises mainly Tuss'.
..al aiSauias AMI Ee..cfa! s.tt!sc'i.en.ss %
iiuifaiy and Other Prints On the N!sssra from
H. rII-. are =, ia-s. rrop.,--ions one of ,S.r.
shows Runa!pS central location an indus
S,iar ;n5ltats. ~. route ~ ~. lew - I'M
proved c4nai system. which the STATE 81 New
and the eastern rcsLosrd. the total cost %
~hlch IS 70 Re n0i.eoo."s-
At 4 meeting % the Nebraska Words Fair
c'71l-siss.cn. held IA Omaha Ine-:ay. plans
q Nc1Eass,. Day At tire World. Eeir. october
IS = n" hfieth dfiui.efsary % thu inauEura-
r-ssza and the commission ysi! commemorate
th.. event VIA ltiinz esrsnnonies. NEBRASKA
cis., celebrating her DAY and hid them IA a..
gIen, air at u a n. ~ TIE garden Jus; .ast 81
T.ag for ihs ety has f T, sssa , f hasd
ir-nt men. I.gnch1on vii follow the cere-
monies and a RECEPTION VIII = held in the
AsrIruItur-. \ continuous entertainment Of
moving rictur.s will = s!yen IN ths Afternoon
-Txerty-th=,e tiiDusan one hundred and
twenty-f0lr persons have made guesses as 10
how many irgn-s are On the big prune tear
NJ III. sufrarc. the Sacramento exhibit In the
Pala-~ u Agriculture. Tn. biz hruin stands
eleven feet uigA and ovcTlglks the central uate
Of TIE building Three prizes have ben ci=Ted
10 the tHrUe r-rsu-- guessing nearest the num-
h. ina: make up the cat % u bar ne
list g. box y pTanEt'. u second Two toAf-
OF pTune- and the third one box % pruncs-
Mrs. Bacents and the two young navajo
ass tsuts. TEA and ltaA, whp arc expert
h0r0r.d yesterday oy beirg called into Sup-r-
iuteatent :. ". McGpwas's ofnce where th-T
received orte.r tor Two Ns,sJg blankets fui
Senator Shelby ~ CnlloIn q Illinois and Dele
Eate Bro : Mcclure o: OKLAHOMA After re-
raiying the orders. Mrs. Bacenta informed her
sssl-iats syeavers q: the hon1r conferred upon
bl-nksts Informing Nj MCGOWAN ths; they
would weave two blankets ttat would surpa-s
in design. color and workmanship any blanket
ever woven ~ them OF any other Indian tribe.
james Brycc. the noted author and English
Pafllam entari4H. - eNlasei@d . arrive at the
I.xgosit!on on THURSDAY. SPIT ni'sI =. g. at
Ss-fsuce- 20 b.. held from SEPTEMBER u % -
Mf Erve. -r-iyed in New York from Europe
on wednesday.
-Ths p4rl.dent q the Civic improvement,
IsartIs Of Richmond. NlrE!nia. sir Charles -
Clske. Inspected The Children Playground In
the Model City yesterday. lie made many
T-.ssa,t The opinion that several Of it, most
important features would probably BE- adopted
n iHpr. wing TIM EiehSioft fvaD chiidren's
An unique exhibit that attracts a great
deal q attention f. tf- sia-- loclrnytlve In the
northwest corner Of the Varied Industries tuiId-
H. FORM ans detail II i co.np..ssi 81 sisss
tLt.s q dinyert sizr-. - u feet long and
guase glasses IN Perth. Scotland. has the .x-
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