The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-03
WHITE CITY ADMISSION, EQUIVALENT OF FREE Great Free Attraction This Week the Melrose
 Quintet.

To-day, tomorrow and Wednesday are the days that Manager specls offers practically free admission to the White City Already the patrons are taking advantage of this. which In q word gives them free ride on the new scenic railway. the chutes, the nina ture railway or a visit to the foolish house. It is the equivalent of free ad- mission and its popularity is already evidenced,
 A great free attraction is offered this week In the noted Melrose quintet of college acrobats in a startling and re- fined display of pyrotechnlcal gymnas- ties not excelled by any exhibition in the country.
 The great silk worm exhibition has been somewhat retarded owing to the lack of sunshine. These worms are very sensitive and have to be watched carefully to save them from perishing With the warm June sunshine now pouring in, this exhibition will be complete within a day or two and the sight of between 40,- 900 and 5O,OO1 worms industrious ly spinning the raw silk from which is made the finest gowns in the world will be one worth many miles going to see. It might be said here that the raw silk produced at the White City this summer Is already contracted for by a Paris concern
 Another list of prizes Is on for this week, and is quite as elaborate as that of last. Two Yale students secured the first and fifth prizes Saturday night The first man was c. H. Cunning of 90 Welch hall and the other R. B. Vain wright of S2 Walt street. The first prize was silver tea set and the fifth cut glass water pitcher. A great Yale cheer went up when Dunning and Wainwright walked off the stage with their presents. The other fortunate ones were: Miss l. s, Pierson, S6 Dor man street; George Lehr, 637 First ave- nue. West Haven; Grace Elwell, 72 Campbell avenue; Carrie Columbers, Winsted, Conn. J, w. Platt, 230 Edge wood avenues J. J. Redmond, Derby; William Phelps, Centerville; Mrs. G. r, Coe. 2S4 Congress avenue, and F, P. Corrigan, 430 Main street.
 Features of the presentation were the holding of a winning ticket by an employe of the White City which Man ager Speck cancelled as he allows no one connected with the city or their relatives to accept any of the presents, and the winning of a prize by a lady who won last year.
 The value of the prizes each week Is $20O Do not forget to secure coupons at the gate thls week.
 The White Citv in the short time It has been open this season has shown a marked increase in genuine popularl- 1 ty over all other years To the high tone of it's sensational attractions this in large measure is due Manager
 Speck always wants to be the first 10 1 lSSt the pSstt anu tHdt lle nuCCeeuS tHbTS | is no doubt. Take the Filipino mldgets for instance. These remarkable specks of the Orient have never been seen be- fcre in this section of the county The comera- phone now showing the latest opera and vaudeville lights in their
 hits in New York is the first camera phone produced in this country. It is a remarkable invention.
 Manager Speck is to announce within
 a day or two his first great fireworks display "The Falls of Niagara" which
 will be on. a scale of sensational mag
 nificence never equalled here before or
 excelled elsewhre. t&