The Book of the Fair : Index (C)

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Cable Cars and apparatus, 570-1.
Cacti, display of, 433-4.
Cairo, fairs at, 6.
Cairo Street, Columbian Exposition, 864-8; Midwinter Fair, 989.
Calcutta, exposition at, 27.
California -educational exhibits, 238;
-woman's department, 263;
-agriculture, 357-9, 821-2;
-wines, 453-8;
-fruits and nuts, 440-1, 445-6, 821-2;
-forest products, 452, 454, 465;
-mining, 479-481, 488,821-2;
-fisheries, 523-4;
-live-stock, 621;
-fine arts, 683, 820-3;
-state building and exhibits, 819-26;

horticulture, 820;

relics and curiosities, 824;

Cal. day, 833.
California Midwinter Exposition, see Midwinter Exposition.
Camerden & Forster, bronzes, 203.
Campbell, C. T., odd-fellows' celebration, 969.
Campbell, J. L., Ind. dedication, 810.
Campbell Printing-press Manufacturing Company, exhibit, 324.
Canada -manufactures exhibits, 185;
-education, 246;
-woman's department, 276.
-machinery, 338;
-agricultural, 365, 383;
-horticulture, 433-4, 443, 445;
-forest products, 452, 461;
-mining, 491-2;
-fisheries, 529-32, 541;
-transportation, 564-5, 573,596;
-live-stock, 620-1, 624-8;
-archaeology, 634;
-fine arts, 727-8;
-government building and contents, 898;
-Dominion Day, 898-900;
-Midwinter Fair, 987.
Canadian Pacific Railway, exhibit, 564-5.
Cannon etc., see Ordnance. Cape Colony -exhibts in woman's department, 280;
-agriculture, 367-8;
-mining, 499-500;
-transportation, 598.
Cape Town, exposition at, 28.
Captive Balloon, 881.

Caravels, Columbian, -at naval review, 98;
-voyage and description of, 582-3;
Carlisle Indian School, exhibits, etc. 87, 256.
Carlisle, Secretary, Banquet to, 97.
Carriages etc., see Vehicles.
Carson, H. L. at 4th of July celebration, 968
. Carson, W. M. bureau of public comfort, 81
. Catholic Congress, 949
. Catholic Educational Exhibition, 238-9, 968
. Cattle, see Live-stock
. Cayvan. Georgia, Me. dedication day etc. 787, 882, 922
. Census Bureau, exhibits, 119
. Centennial Exposition, description of, 34-7
. Central America -fairs in, 23
; -ancient sculptures, 636
. Central California, exhibits at Midwinter Fair, 986
. Century Company, exhibit, 253
. Ceramic Ware -U. S. exhibit, 169;
-British, 179-82;
-French, 191;
-German, 197-200;
-Austrian, 203-5;
-Belgian, 207;
-Danish, 213;
-Italian, 215;
-Spanish, 215;
-Brazilian, 216;
-Chinese, 220-1;
-Japanese, 222-3.
Cereals, production and exhibits of, -U. S., 345-61, 388, 801-3, 821-2;
-British, 362-3;

Canadian, 365;

Australian, 366-7;

Cape Colony, 368;

French, 369;

Austrian, 371;

Russian, 372;

Spanish, 375;

Mexican, 376;

Urugay, 377;

Javanese, 388;

Midwinter Fair exhibits, 975-7;

Ceylon,

manufactures exhibits, 136;

woman's department, 282;

agricultural, 368;

transportation, 579;

Ceylon Court, 903;

tea-garden etc. at Midwinter Fair, 989. Chaillu, Paul du, visit etc. of, 883.
Chambers, R. C., president Ut. board, 832.
Champagne, ancient fairs of, 12.
Chancellor, W. N., W. Va. representation, 791.
Chandler Mine, model of the, 476.
Charities and Correction, bureau of, 649-50.
Cheese, Butter, etc., see Dairy Products.
Chemists' Congress, 946-7.
Cheney, Mrs. V., design in Cal. building, 822.
Chester, E. E., education exhibit, 825.
Chicago,

historical sketch of, 29-36;

manufactures exhibits, 165, 168-71;

liberal arts, 232, 254;

machinery, 316, 323-8, 385-7, 501;

electrical apparatus, 423;

wooden ware, etc., 456;

mining, 505;

fish products etc., 521-3;

boats, 539;

angling outfits, etc. 540-1;

railroad supplies, 569;

bicycles etc., 581;

draft horses, 624;

charities and correction, 650;

contributions to Midwinter Fair, 975-6;

Chicago Art Institute

description of, 35;

exhibit etc. 225;

congresses held in, 74, 921. Chicago Day, celebration of, 808-10.
Chicago Fly-casting Club, exhibits and tournament, 540-1.
Chicago Horticultural Society, floral exhibition, 973.
Chicago Iron Works, mining machinery etc. 500.
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad, exhibit, 560.
Chicago Woman's Club, quarters, etc. in woman's department, 284.
Children's Home, creation and purposes of, 73-4; exhibits, etc. 291-300.
Chile, mineral exhibits, 497.
China, exhibits of manufactures, 220-1.
Chinaware, exhibits, 179-82, 191.
Chinese Village, Columbian Exposition, 873-6. Midwinter Fair,988-89.
Christian, King, silver statue of, 213.
Christian Moerlein Brewery, exhibit, 387.
"Christopher Columbus," whaleback steamer, 603.
Churchill, Lady, member of English committee, 72.
Cincinnati,

Columbian anniversary in, 98;

woman's department, 263-4;

machinery, 314, 326-7. Civil Engineering Congress, 939.
Clark, N. T., exhibit of horses etc. 616.
Clarke, Mrs., concerts arranged by, 967.
Cleaves, Gov. H. B., Me. dedication day, 787
. Cleveland, O., electric motors etc. 418, 423.
Cleveland, President, at opening day, 94-7.
Cliff-Dwellers, abodes etc. of, 662.
Clocks, exhibits of, 155-56, 182, 197.
Clock Tower, in Manufactures building, 142.
Cloisonne Ware, exhibits, 222, 763-4.
Clothing, exhibits, 161, 219, 227.
Clough, H. E., prizes for Herefords, 620.
Coal,

U. S. exhibits and production, 469-88, 503, 507;

German, 488-90;

British, 490-1, 508;

Canadian, 492;

Australian, 493;

French, 493-5;

Japanese, 496;

Brazilian, 497;

Argentenian, 497;

Mexican, 498.
Coalport China Company, exhibits, 182.
Coast and Geodetic Survey, exhibits, 113.

Cobb, H. I., architect of Fisheries building, 65.
Cobun, M. W., Kan. day, 833.
Cockburn, F. R. R., Canadian commissioner, etc. 898, 900.
Codman, H. S., landscape designer, 53.
Coffee, exhibits, 382, 388, 917-918.
Coins, collections of, 110-12, 653.
Cold Storage Building, contents and burning of, 328, 339.
Colleges, exhibits of,

U. S., 237-41;

German, 241. Collins, Capt., chief of Fisheries department, etc. 539 -.
Cologne, exposition at, 18.
Columbia,

government building and contents, 914-5

dedication day, 920. Colonial Relics, exhibit of, 102.
Colorado,

educational exhibits, 238;

agriculture, 360;

fruits, 442, 446;

forest products, 455-6;

mining, 486-8;

archaeology, 634;

state building and contents, 830;

resources and development, 830-1;

Colorado Gold Mine, Columbian Exposition, 840-1;

Midwinter Fair, 988.
Columbian Anniversary, celebration etc. of, 98.
Columbian Exposition,

projects for the, 37-8;

contest for location, 39-40, 50;

congressional and municipal action, 39-43, 46-7;

national commission, 42, 69-70, 972;

board of lady managers, 42, 69, 74, 973;

foreign and state appropriations, 43-51;

department of publicity and promotion, 43-4, 51;

site, 44, 47, 57;

board of reference and control, 45, 69;

council of administration, 46, 69;

finances, 46-7, 50, 81-2, 959-60, 972,

construction, 49-51, 58-68;

means of communication, 57, 58-59;

allotments of space, 63-4;

artificers, 64-7;

management, 68, 74, 77, 80, 84, 972;

regulations, 77-8;

traffic department, 78-9;

fire and police, 79, 85, 974;

Columbian Guards, 79-80, 84;

hospitals, 80, 974;

restaurants, etc. 80-1, 974;

Sunday closing, 83-4;

music and concerts, 84, 966-8;

dedication, 86-90;

naval review and parade, 91-4, 98;

opening, 94-8;

closing ceremonies, 956;

attendance, 956-9;

destruction of building, 960-1;

sale of exhibits, 964;

awards and medals, 964-5;

dramatic performances, 968;

special celebrations, 968-70;

banquets, 970-1;

lessons and influence of the Exposition, 972-3;

tickets and passes, 973-4.

Columbian Guards, organization, services, etc, 79-90; 84.
Columbian Liberty Bell, 968-9.
Columbian Museum, its origin, contents, etc. 965-6.
Columbian Relics and Literature, 655-61; 961.
Columbus Buggy Company, exhibit, 572.
Comby, Major C., in charge of war department exhibits, 104.
Commercial Cable Company, exhibits etc. 420-1.
Commercial and financial congresses, 930-2.
Comstock Lode, yield etc. of the, 479, 81.
Concerts, Columbian Exposition, 84, 966-8; Midwinter Fair,988.
Concessions, control, proceeds, etc. of, 46, 881.
Congress, action as to Columbian Exposition, 41-3, 46-7, 74, 83,
267.
Congress Auxiliary,

purposes, organization, and proceedings, 74-6, 921-2;

inaugural exercises, 97;

literary congreses, 75-6, 933-6;

educational, 76, 936-9;

religious, 76, 948-53;

government, 76, 943-4;

participation of woman, 922;

congress of representative women, 922-3;

press, 923-5;

medical, 925-6;

social purity, 926;

temperance, 926-9;

moral and social reform, 929;

commerce and finance, 930-2;

musical, 932-3;

engineering, 939-42;

art and architecture, 942-3;

African, 944-6;

science and philosophy, 946-7;

labor, 947-8;

patents, etc. 953;

agriculture and horticulture, 953-5;

real estate, 955;

humane and waifs' saving, 955.
Connecticut,

women's department, 262-3, 287;

machinery, 322;

agriculture, 390;

forest products, 455;

mining, 472;

live-stock, etc., 624-5;

state building and exhibits, 779.
Constantinople, exhibition at, 20.
Conway, E. S., odd-fellows' celebration, 969.
Cook & Son, exhibits in transportation department, 595-6.
Cooke Locomotive and Machine Company, exhibit, 561.
Cooke, Mrs. S. G., services to woman's department, 70.
Cooper, T. S., premiums, 621.
Copper and Copper Ores,

U. S. exhibits, 474-7, 482-8, 503;

German, 488-9;

British, 490-1;

Canadian, 492;

Australian, 493;

Japanese, 496;

Spanish, 497;

Brazilian, 497;

Cape Colony, 500. Corea, exhibits of manufactures, 219.
Cork, exhibit of, 371.

Corn, see Cereals. Corundum, samples of, 478.

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