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THKAVKKKIA' HMUALD: PI.AT I SM; i Til. NKI:ls-v
IN A BLAZE OF GLORY, j
Chicago Inaugurates the Great j
Columbia Col-'Ural. on. j
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PROFUSE; DECORATIONS. :
It is Expected J (,.;: i Hi!f Millim ;
People Will i.; in ,tW-T.i;t.o- j
at the U dicatiun ). r
clsi-s Uta'i L. w.
t'lIkA(.l), 111.. Oct. !'..- I ill' ;,.!- i
eatory ceremonies of (In- World's
C'lnnibiaii exposition were iii.iii-u j
rated toilaj , licinuin., with there
(option and enterl.ii n men l f Jis j
tinejiiishod visitors hy the ,e ion
cnmiuiltccs mi their arrival in tie-,
city, and followed iliis evenim l !
the formal iiiiHi-ur.il reception hy '
the citi.ens ol Chicago to the em-sts
of honor. A pleasant prelude wn- 1
me oiiimmis Day eelelir itiou
this afternoon hy thousand. ol
school children throughout the
city.
For three days ChiiMjo is to he
H'ivcn over to pageantry and pleas
ure, and the indications are that the
attending; eereiiionie, formal and
informal, official and social, will he
witnessed by nearly half a million
pwoplc from abroad. Idalinrate ar
rangments have been made to ;i ve
the rrrctiinaica of dedication that
official character which should at
tend an enterprise of such inter
national ami representative im
portance, and the Wor1d' fair city
is attired in a costume of tunny
colors. From every important edi
fice in Chicago, from every peak
and pinnacle, from every balcony
and window, are suspended the
colors that have been invoked for
the adornment of this occasion.
The sta.-s and stripes naturally pre
dominate, but the colors of all tia-'
tions mass in producing iherand
ajrj;rci:ite result. The municipal
colors of Chicago, a new fad called
into beintf by the supposed exig
ency of the occasion, are seen on
every hand, mid, although now and
then some representative merchant
may be found who has omitted to
suspend the stars and stripes over
his portal, the triangle- banner of
terra cotta and while is never want
ing' t at test his municipal pride.
Some of the decorations that
adorn the reat buildings of Chi
cago display considerable taste,
and the variety is such that the ob
server is spared the monotony so
frequently attending occasions of
profuse ornamentation. The city
hall makes a pleasant appearance,
with its vast pillars enveloped in
the inevitable terra cotta and the
municipal coat of arms suspended
at the main entrance, crowned
above by the shield of the I'nited
States; ami the emerald reen that
finds a place in the tine- ll i n from
the balconies and windows i -j a d,
ieate compliment to the aldermen,
which they cannot fail to appre
ciate. The postollice and the
I'nited States government build
ing are other representative build
ings that present a wealth of orna
mentation, but in the dccorafoiis
here the stars and stripes and the
varied colors of tin- national em
blem play the most conspicuous
part.
Portraits of Columbus are seen
everywhere, and for the fust time
since the national conventions Un
familiar features of political lead
ers are handed down or obscured
by the portraits of Columbus, Isa
bella or George YVascine-tou. F.very
train brines hundreds of visitors
to the World's Fair city, ami many
of them are important participants
in the ceremonies.
M V til J IX T IIIK MORMON (i:.
Hoist- CM V, Idaho, Oct. 1H. The
supreme court has unanimously
sustained the eon -1 1 1 u t ii na I i I ,;f
flu' Idaho test oath .,w . The de
cision was handed (low n b list ice
llusted Ibis afternoon in the ease
of Joseph 10. Shepherd -. Ih rum
(ireminett teistrar ul l'.iri-i pre
cinct. 1'ear Lake county. 1 he
plaintiff is a Mormon w i, '. red
to register upon subscribing to ;m
oath ciiihraciniv the eonslituiiiiii.il
provision and itioriu:;- the addit
ional qualification of the te-t o.ilh
law enacted by lir.-t stale le-isl.it-ure.
1 he decision will or 'Vi'tit
oruions from olino.
si-K'iNi.i l i:i.i o!:si:K'vn rur ni
Sl'k'I.NCI-1 1 : 1. 1 1, e!v. ( let. '. (',,- i
Iambus day appropriated oele- !
brated here this afternoon hv the
school children ;md citi.ens. Two !
hundred and fifty school childieu !
inarched from the school !e.i;s,., I
.headed by the Kni-htsof I'Mhi.is
band, to the opera huii-c, where a !
fpleudid programnie was rendered
b)' the school. Appropri.it,.
speeches wctc iuiide by Prof. Fo,
Hon. If. C. I.eller and others. The
business houses were closed dur
ing the afternoon and the time
Riven up to celebrating; the luoth an-
nivcrsay of the discovery rtf the new
. i
worm.
C t- HYPNOTISM.
Qu:ii.s ae.l tmvl il:i:is Who Mitke lie ol
it i.. (.(.ii tin- ruiiiic.
Vv h'!- t'ie lu:u;'.ts from hrrmotfcm
tl nn i.ir h.ive he. a b-w and small, the
n L ive ., , ii tini.y jiiul croat. Its
tleephau ; o. is net u normal eloon,
Irii'i.ai: ' ..-"th ii n.l strength to the
Mwiaet u r, i -,;t u nioiliiil conditinn lor-den!-
i.p.a .ic It irritates the ru-
t.:e ivrwus or ...cvuiun uud teinpora
ri!y if i: t : ; . . . i'.'.y weakens the Res
It m. Tla.s (!r.. l..i k is serious enon
I'.irki r niel more terrible fleets lio in
t;iu s::p: :( .,.-i,,n of the ubjiVt! will for
the tnee Loin;:, and the substitntiou
theref r of the cnerator'a. Iu this re
e,ail it ept nsjivctuicstocrinioaml crimi
nals tech 1 1 has never been equaled
heretofore. Already so many discredit
able actions, not to use a stronger word,
havo been conuiiitted in lairopo by
means i.f hyjmotisiii that in Italy, Arts
ti Hungary , parts of Switzerland, Co
penhagen and other ninniciplilitius laws
have bi-eu enacted prohibiting its public
praeliec by any except physicians. So,
on the other hand, the police, without
uny st;it uto on the Mibject, havo treated
traveling mesmerists as disorderly char
acters. Thus Donato was expelled from
Italy, and Hansen, another hypnotist,
from Austria, v;is notified never to re
turn under penalty of arrest, fine and
imprisonment.
This Donato (whoso real niimo, by the
war, is liliont) hypnotized an Italian ar
tillery oflieer, who immediately became
half crazy. From t une to time ho would
o into KoHii'tnbulisni at tho sight of a
bright object II would follow carriage
lamps, iiiyl unless prevented would walk
toward locomotive or steamer lights.
An architectural st udcnt was mesmer
ized by stilling at his com passes, Hf tor
which it was impossible for him to draw
without going to hleep.
A young girl of Milan, of beauty and
character, was hypnotized and impressed
with the notion that tsho was married 'o
a man she had never seen but once, and
then in thu darkness. Sho went crazy
nad died in a hospital.
Another young girl (of Paris, this
time) was pu under a similar hpell and
was ruined. Shu finally entered tho
Saltpctrii re hospital, where, after a long
and painful remedy, what was left of
her former self was pronounced cured.
In Now York a hypnotized person was
made to believe that ho had taken slow
poison. lie fell sick and wasted away
to a shallow. Not until the attending
physician tiscovered tliettuo nature of
the hallucination and rehypnotized the
subject was there any (symptom of con
valescence. In Turin, at u series of hypnotic lec
tures and public experiments, a largo
proportion of those who attended were
taken sick with headache, insomnia and
other nervous ailments. A few of those
who were ( f a hysterical temperament
remained id for a long time.
In tiie foregoing easis the hypnotizing
wis done with no e il intent, hut there
ai'e hundreds of recorded instances where
it was done with intent of evil. Phila
delphia Tillies.
It WorLe.l to l' i f. ( t in ii.
Two niui' vi i.k n stood by the cash
ier's window the other day. Une was an
ambit iov.s writ Tuf e;se whoso effusions
had been pi r-i: tently rejected by stom
editors, and the other was a teacher oal
of a po-irion and sorely in debt. They
Were c:;;;ige(l. j 1 1 I then, ill CollUlliser.lt-
ing each other, when suddenly a lillie
brown dw.iif with a hampand ii iiiourn
tuliy patient i'ai e push, d her way up to
the p i ing i!aee. ".My dear girl now's
your evei!a-iing chance," whi ;peivd the
poetess excitedly. "(Jet right up be
hind her, wlo re she can't see yon, mid
touch her hump. Then I'll follow Mii;.
It's bound to bring us good hick; better
than a rabbit's font; never knew it to
tail."
"What nonsense! I won't bo such a
g ousel" demurred the teacher jMr. "Put
go ahead yourself," and sho stood aside
for the other to get into a secure posi
tion; the whole charm depending of
course vii doing it unknown to the
humpbacked one.
It is only necessary to add that the ex
IKiinient was entirely successful, and
that the poetess went straight homo and
wrote "Loving and Losing," which sho
sold today for but that is another story,
I can't tell it. New York Recorder.
I ait I iik ItatM.
Wo have tasted (lie lilts that have run
riot in isolated wheat ricks, and we can
conscientiously aver that they are both
both sweet and succulent, i'heir flesh
is white as that, of a sweetbread, and
has unquestionably moru flavor. Wo
understand that laid mice are slid more
delicate, :im con.-i h ring the simple and
wholesome h ib'.N of t heir virtuous live-,
wo ciiii w, 1 bi iieve it. The "i'.Ir;!idl
niiin ill Pari-" spe;dis of ii s.ilmi s' !-. d
-eon after the beginning (.f the scige of
the eoii:n,ni,,.. i.nd the very memory of
it m i iih' to have made his mouth Wider.
Yet t ile tov n mice m arci ly giive the e.
1" i i'm nt a fair trial, for they had been
seared on the bastions between theouhr
boulevard.- and the b 1 tilieiiiions. Lon
don Sat or.!. i v l!e iev .
"lniiil;M l.ul-ii.
"Toiui t say funny thing-yet,"
siii 1 ;i oiiig WoiiKin just home from
lai'.-epe, "thoer.-h 1 feared I shouldn't
hear any of tin in. Two Women were
standing hefoicu tapestry in a ehnnh,
nnd i - 1 iipeiT;.e!;e. .me i f tin ni said to
the ,,:'!;, , .- ( ;! , .ur not. 1 ook. Hannah'.'
l'nt io, n .. ..i.-i.liinu' bi r c.italone)
tapestry , f J . At,lii -;" ' then, stinking
Va- pii tlir-' b. fotc her. sile st.l.lllle I it
up: ' Jirl en ,i 1 n, -h, sliei p in the fore
ground.' and the two moved en without
a uvuid look." New Yolk Tunes.
(M , l.jliwil.
Tracers st Mice what different emo
tions some oeea-loiis wiil bring out. 1
was down to the races, and in theoxcite
lncnt tailor, who happened to be
there, actually came up and threw his
arms around my neck.
Dashaway 1 suppose he had picked a
winner, hadn't he?
Travels No, but he saw that I had.
Clothier nnd Furnisher.
HOW i i WAS M:ml
Columbus D.iy 'Nqi u!- !' i,n'
All Ovi . lio' ne.
THEY ALL C:-L; bK M l) I
Columbus, N t .it. i Ooci, ,,,
Hoiso'f In It HO' or H i airu
sak '--So: a.' r Ma' cb.-r-h
nore I
IN lln.NilU' (if IH ,.' AMKSAKK.
COMIMIU S, , I... ( lei. 'JI, - Colum
bus d ;si i ng u i.-l i, . 1 1 1 i self today in
honoring; h, r ,y h(ddini
exercises tippioioi, ,c to the occa
sion. The croud . ..n o in by train
loads from towns in every direction
and by toiiuis iiiid boiscback for a
radius of twent miles. .Nearly all
the si hools in the county were to
join in the parade and accept the
hospitality of theColiimbus people.
The Cicuoa Indian s( hool children
were here, and it reipilred nearly a
whole train to bring; lhem. The
streets were jammed with poopl.
Never did Columbus do so well to
entertain and instinct her visitors;
as she did today.
He fore dinner the isitino- school
children were disti ibiited all over
the city to dine, nnd after dinner
evriyone assembled in the vicinity
of l-'iiinklort scpuire, from whence
the procession started,' Jinally ar
riving, at die high school yroumls,
w here thu pi orient's pro'chvuatioo
was read by L. C.errad. The high
school grounds hud been very
tastefully and cahorately decor
ated for the occasion. The proces
sion was about one mile long; nnd
everything; in it was crowded to
gether as much as possible. The
Swiss people occupied the largest
pari in the procession outside of
the schools, and their cxhdiit was
very interesting-. The Irish were
out in the force, as were the (icr
mans and Polos, ami all had interesting-features.
The h'nglish race
was creditably represented. This
evening; a Columbian concert by
home talent took place in the opera
house a ud w is well patronized.
waym-: i. i:i.i:iika'i i:s.
W.WNK, Neb.. Oct. 'J Columbus
day was very appropriately ob
served in this city today. At 2
o'clock the procession formed,
head -d by the Wayne band. Casey
post, (Irand Army of the K'epiiblic,
with about sisty members was next
in line, foliowcd by college si intents
and members of the faculty, in all
about lit). Then came the students
ot the high school and school chil
dren numbering- over ( K K I, followed
by eni.ens in (irring;es. I'pon
reaching; the school grounds the
band rendeied a selection and the
raising of the Hag.- took place. The
progi, mime ol exercises was carried
out to the letter, greatly to the sat-i-daeiond
a larg,. concourse of
p.eople.
I.i Ml' ( I i V's I 'AN
Lin I't'ri, Neb. Oct. 21 Colum
bus day was observed here in style
befitting the occasion. The parade
formed at the opera house, led by
the Loup City cornet baud, followed
by the schools of Loup City, Ashton
and K'ockville and the surn-oiinling
country and members of the (irand
Army of the republic. The proces
sion marched to the school house,
and after the ceremonies incident
to raising the Hag- repaired to the
opera bouse, where au excellent
programme was rendered by local
talent. I n the evening; the schools
gave a Columbus day ntcrtuimueiit
which was witnessed by a crowded
house and was highly appreciated.
MANI'I K'S'iN ink' l'k'l;si:'.
ClIU'M.u, III.. Oct. '.'I Theorgani
Ziition committee of the e,,,id roads
association today chose ihe follow
ing oilier-: Seiiaim- Charles l;.
.M.imlcrson of cbra-ka. president;
Coin I,. I K'i Stone. New York, ice
presidei.t; William . K'lla'.vn.
Pelltl-V l illliil, t I Oils lll'er, executive
i on, n;, ilei-: Judge 'I baser. P. I).
At inoiir. I. eland Stiuilord. S. W. A I
bi 1 ii mi, ( h.iiiucy 1 1. K'iph s , A. J.
Cil-SOll, S'.'ald Webb, Cololle
Charles p. Ihlidelt,'. 'Ihe execu
tive com.nitlee dei id-'i.l to :ipioiut
siib-coiliinitlec- to eoii-ide sarioiis
subjects'. I
I
. 1 1 -II') - I'SiH , ,.
Ti:t, u ii. Neb . i ict. j jn-i 1,,.-!
fere adjoin niag i oiirt tod is JudgT !
Scott a-lo'd Attorney I!. l. leison
if lie w;is te.idy to apidogi.e to the I
Court. I'ete-,iu replied that he j
had not i i it em lei I imi s s i on g i n t he i
matter and did not h el thai be sva- I
guilty, s ij he di 1 not -ee Pa,w- be !
Could oiler and apology . I'eti r.-ou '
further staled that le nieant no di- !
respect to th" court and did not -o
intend his rciuarks, and would I
have so slated tit the time had not j
the court refused to he,ir hi,,,. The ,
judge then remitted the line and re-1
moved the contempt and adjourned !
court.
Fop Sle or Mont.
Three dcHirnble houses. For p;n
ticulars call at Can iith h jewelry
ntore.
;. . ;l:E T i:G'- ule."
I ih'Jt I v ' ( ,f I' -in l .- I
(..ul.;. . . .- .',.io..e..n .;, ! . ,.
V ' i io a' . U '
t a '. 1 .11; '
I '; i : - ; - ' 4 ' 1 .- ; ;
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.t A ' ' I ' AllT.
on that d i " present production
iilTniils tin- 1. 1 -i . j oori unity to jinliji'
Miiarely of ti e enias of the play. The
American rwolui ion ntTniils very little op
portiiuny for ilninuitie cIToct iinless tin
farts of liistorv uro ruthlessly distintiil
uml s jointed. This Mr. (.'iirleton hits done,
ami hv justifies his net by inpinta) inn Iimiii
the pii liiei' to "l'cvi ril of the Peak."
Hut .even as it is, "Ye Kurlio Trouhh-" l.
entirely unworthy the transcendent nhil
iLv of Mr. ( 'iii'lelnii. I Its characters lire
lloriiiblv overilrinvn uml niv walkcil on
lllul Oil' till! ht.'lgl' ill t.llC lllll-t Ililllll'S-
fa-liieii. The ellniio cs s il Ii perhaps a sin
tile exception nrn slrunu in t Ik sentiim hi
appealing ipl.'.lily, hut tlicy are worthy
only of tho luiilille Krade of iiieliKlrain.i, in
which calia,'ory "Ye Dailio Trouble" prop
crly hi-loiijis.
The play is interpreted hy an excellent
cast, iiii'liuliint .biM pli llawortli, Willi. on
!'. (hu'ii and .lane Stuart. MissSiuan
and Mr. Owen easily ci lipsnl t hi? ollii r
This yuiiiig huly is, in my opinion, one of
tlio host, ingenues on t he American slap..
Her every svoiil, ml ami ge.-liire denote
inspiratiiin us well as sinilicd art.. Tia
Wiis lirst inailc (oiispiiinMisly in;inil,-l
when sho whs ii inciiihir of Auu'iisin
Pitou's cxiclieiil slock ciiiniiiuiy, now i!e
fiinet. I cimniit iiiiderstiiiul why it hi thai
Palmer, the frohiimns uml Piily do mil
snap iii lliis great artist, fur their fine
lioine or.'i ii iM I inns. .Shu would be a cri ilii
to any one of I li.an.
Miiilji di.'i' revival of "Henry VIII" at
the New York (oinlrii theater does net
seem to liiivu been all U!l(lllililie(l Sinn---SI
range to say, it, is Slinkcpi iiro ss ho Inn
been ( ololetnlied, while Mmljeskn, her le.ol
in man, Di is Skiiun r, hiiiI the htagnset
ting have hreii praised by I lie cril ics. Alter
all, coiiiinriiil.'ihlc as is Moiljcska" revival
of this unfamiliar work of "tho iiiiinni ;.d
hard," il linist ho mlndttcil that the piM
lollies ami epilogues so crowd out the
(li'iimalic cleineiit. in "Ibnry VIII" that it
is a very poor acting piece at hi st.
I.K V L.swx
A "Winn Mint" Itlllianl I'lascr.
Si haefei', Slos-nii, Yigimiix and Iscs iu.
gi neridly rei oi;iii.ri as ihe cliariipion lai
hard pl.iyersi.f I lie
svorlil. t.very hoily . '"'i '''ty
kuorts t ii.it' hat ':;t''1'1' v)
I'veryhoilviliK-iiot ft''-'
know. Ian. here is
itmiili ui.New York r ( -
city who makes .J I
every hoilv doe-imt f v
v. II Ii case billiard
sliots t hut, none of '
theeliiiinpionseiin A
miike. Tins man '
is Pi-ifes-i,r Kaar- .-4 -A
r,
liis..'iinl w In n play- , : -
iii his favorite '-y
Kiinic lin carries '. .
a sm i,d.t of 100
iioiiii'l.-. mi his
-liouldi i s. Kaar- l'l;i)FI-:ssn; K Alii. I
Ills invt nts ilillieult shots nnd has oile:.
to play any mail in the world at t his i;.in.
for sln.i'K). Ho is also ihe inventor of tii
two ball game, which teaches the ml (.'
phc, ing for posit ion.
CHECKERS AND CHESS.
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Willis.
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lot e I o play an. I in.
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Pears'; no alkali in it.
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is perhaps the only soap
in the work! with no al
kali in it.
All sorts of stores sell
it, especially druggists;
all sorts of people use it.
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