Vlai" limn
'UlUtllU.
er '""g and
wine cap j,
beneath it,
It is pretty
oti)ttliiiig
uiuki to
r "avenport
solid. Thf
i Usually a
ished finish.
1 that it i3
'ost ii k-,t
hanit
e, niauvf.
ture. ru'
d fnIL
tu French
brown or
slashed to
'own fur.
r covered.
Soutac-Jif,
t the f.
nri.
ore tfian
1 have it
ir leaved
' Jounce
I liaa
his u ay.
shirred
d color,
th cool,
w cloth,
i an old
dies, in
m kept
nvoriie
lamp,
idtuitc
n with
locent
up
apery
i with
irmly,
't let
here,
f the
JdJy
dnty
re-iltor-
the
li on
urn-
11 he
of
of
uh,
led
in
rid
80
id
lo'
id
rl
is
t.'
e
e
stone.
tit
iii'h .
liraie
v i i i , ,
clou, ln
f- rii;-l lv U.
i r i he MratM Imt
'i . , !s tl.ey desiri-C.i-V
t( riu it, and
tit .-r lutnieiiu carry
s in triumpli.
are
i, S .18 !l lll'UI'IH.
i.ct-t vmiiij in;i:i,
.- ri: tl IVi-ll . iiitli
! i.s'rtuliv :,M' ii'a-
i in.
d to b'-'.iM
V - -a:: I r-1 ..:r
I ? art !!..
r,,"t:. , i 1! i : I .it
1 lan
i i'o t Hi
wiu-re l.'-i i
t-.i!-d. !!) i;a
i iiiciiiiT;;tin:i
i that in t!ii" Ii
i li" iv;;s l.iiiiial
laT hii li.'irlal
sunn-tune, i:i
lll'll'-f, v. liv
nt
t! -.ii-
.uiU--'."
C-;.. ,r. 1 to th liorl-l
-n oi
r.ui ;; .Mirrt.iy hum
I , !i,t' tliire.li, licawiy
1 tiillic iirmi-r. lii-ii
. .i : ud fori s.w the (ieray
1 the iMHs;h:lity and
.,,..M,alli;.-.
,.i roiinuta iiitviitly I j
..rld'H iu-ro -italic i-ni-.n j
, ! Vi-ii, I .i; t'liiu 1:.; .i i '
in t li.si!;!ity i,l aii
i '. ,!! itl hear hull j, f
. , Im.iTC, OUt llllo lil.:.l;.
A caiu defeat. l i i -, .
ii, .j hint that, for all
I i.. i-r t'Ollhl not .(;,;-.. e
!vT'i In- f a l of the l,i t
Pr. I-, V. Ilajdcli intoi
v. ;l Is of till) ;ork,e io I
. i tin' then VMirlii v, i 'e
; i MaU-3 fol.ij;:cal s:u '
..; i fnl geys'-r n-'oii-, I .
,:.i tin? iKirlhwi-.it .!,. it .
y l.e hahtelied his il.i.t. 1
i':ii:ii2 when la mo. it.! - j
i y of M.ltlllliotll o!
: II. (' flciir 1'It! ' v.:st-1 !
i .. hi nt piazza .',);, 1 la!i j
a ,' hfi'l! over tii i'i -.
'1. ; iH rc;ii-ii in ., li.
. i i lily to fcit there lo n
r and hitl er, vviiih! a
ha -uitatioii h,-o:i, ned
r- red loin u!..i,t1.
' iifd the traiHli.i n: ;'. u
oil ,'; he saw tail' e r
tia- li.-i a' of tie- iiioi.ii !.
y I . crinic iiua-.i d "Uh
Ir-jiMi.ii,!.,
tU4 ,vi :
per U-r-
1 down
.iiey ir Vnv, lie :r.i riii:i!"d.
I ilm' hninei.iii i a eon
! 'id might explode ll.
i tiiii body wc ! tii1 1 in ii
f : '. ;
.Wld ,11:1,
U U-co I
NHL Nl
e expimfd lo bcaiS
he dcleriliilied to 1
nnl
in-
yp araiely and allow hi-s hod (.
d uotvii lull to heroine one ol
Jkrajiiiil formiii? iiimiei
fcrssia'.i. I ohjectH.
eiise mass ol
iitvn, toriiiwl hif plans Mr. 'yr
ms took I'holorolonn anil laid dow n
fllif Ij.'l -(; of the HTh-S of phtZZil.i ol
liiisnntih Hot .prlnt,"! whi-ie the jey-
ns.itt f i fell upon him and in a short
:i! i.: i:sed hh body 111 hardclif I cal
I nier.
j While the strange yourij man v.Jtaex
liH life devi iliir a- thclic
Nils of death, MiM Mignoin-tte 1 avr.-
le.'idiiia a diHsimi ir career of
kCu,; faiii'iea inrl icaie-hiiii,' lln
IwMfora man who should hi? cjno-
piof her idefiH so creaunh m la r
feu of romanticism she had in-
W jated thev. ildcst noblo red nun
M deepest of titifrcipienU-d deep
keertaiiu-d that his value set on n
,M!i was less than that of a horse.
titudii d a widov.i r pre ident bi:t il
.'nlli'ded her tit' situ he he illil Hot
"bit Kir dly to her adv, ii.i i -. She uenl
toead ika-niiiiie 1 to t;(xe;i..iS" a great
irfw-e but all tiicpriliccushe met spoke!
jftoflovo butoi aii aiiiiual stipeueu
NUconm her htubaud.
In I -'.i0 .Mist I'avre deeded to enj.'y
Bummer in the e,l iv.toiu-
Xational park ft tract s ilely nmlcr tne
Wsdietiou ot the goviniiueiit hu!
f'-rtiiMly a part of the thu territories oi
"joining aiid Montana. I he a .Maui
KoUilIot Springs hotel Biillen ner m
Eauth: ideas. While here she olun
'itwd (he piazzas of the great Hpniijf.
I N placed bottles, combs, hoisesnoes
"id other obi ecu under tho trickhin.'
j f-n-uiiis and saw I hem 'turned lo stone
I16 li'-r heart's content. W hile st.e
: boxes v i!h a varied collection
of these and kindred objects her ideal
itlhH respect as in the case tf a man.
' 2ii(u)lilled.
Hie saw tho big heap of objects in-
nmliited, whlcli s'-cmed to have mki
'fWii into the viilh'.v, and alio was iu--'''Kiiaiitnt
tlio irovcriiMient for enaclini;
i4'8 to protect this "ftvalanehe" mid
making it misdemeanor to carry any
tl')ii hw. tlie clambered tip and
""n tho Bvalanrtbe -for such me sianv
11.2 eollei Inn iiliiecta neetned .o lie
"J ach dnjr paused before a massive
of whit iiiiler. thft solidity and
Stwilheaiiiv r.f which she ttimircd so
tuch that it l,cnme n monomania with
,rr.: ' 'i
! i.' r
! I: -.
" ' , I,,,' ; . : . .
- i
At
r ;i i;
J.
tri;-'- i
i , -; , , -
l.n., ,
i..-.., I
i'..','
and
it W.i. i
:V f
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!, i-!i
;d-i!'
Mii'-d
i i i,
1!.
tl.e't
ij
u, - ' t
I Ii
I : i
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11. :.
1 y
i ,'-
w ;i
hi :
I.ypi.,,
j -1 1 : :
M..-H
a 1
i.e. a i.
.:n-d
ever li
d il. le
A - li
.'e.-aiii :
nd ol i '
illde- '
.' e h-.l
l.e.'-tt..
I h
a-, a i
ll.M'
!i.'... 1
Vci,
In:
il i! v,.
! rile
a Ir.
a!
III i
' lliea
f.
Se.U
th. Unrld. H. i' Inline
id been l'.n:i I at li- .. li.i.i!.' naiiiie
el ii. t. 'i Iter prayer and in tl. nios'.
lii.mtie way ever c.iimiie I j '-a in-
i (...lieeiiaiiie even Hie wlle; llr:.iti'U .
jlioiel.st, had eliah.'ed her ,olilld her j
j lover III stone.
! Hie Win Ml lueak 'iie .: I ! Ih'' Inn;,'
--.ii that bad hidden hi:u from the
, ,'.orld. I.'- v.oii'd lire." lo n-ceive liitn.
1 ! i -f should he l.n on else p.c-.eut.
Ih-sliMiih'i av.ake li'iin h.n,.' dn-aiu
lr..ill the ill Isillle U l it!, s.;H.,i; I opi'tl
i ii i ees on her lov hi!" s .-di'Miid awake
to lite anil the world in l.er arms.
Mie arrayed hT.etf j,i,r:iins!y. lier
dark ha;r win arranged with while
hands about it. A simple l! win j gown
of white enveloped her ionn, and over
it w.n tail lintin'. while lahric of iliu-
s;oi,
o delicate as lo ill cen t: lie; eye
Her brown even, large and long lashed,
i liiiun wi'h joy
ia tiny sandals
licate lingi'M i
.liiell of a l eai
Her feet v,viv incased
The li.-tiis ol her de
one pink lined, like tin
Ma. was arrayed at
la,!, ready with endearing terms to re
reived la r lover from hi i c.i-c ol stone.
Incandescent lamps sia-d a soft.mellow
glow over the loom, on the cone en
hancing the glorious beauty of the girl.
With a sharp chisel she began to in
dent a cu-a.e on the entire length of
the cone, (iiadiially the crease deep
ened, often she placed her ear to the
o.eiiing, trying to catch some Hound,
some movem-hl. The opening arrived
at a dei " ':''1'" ''""(' ('""U1
: . , i , , -,- I lie. i II 111 1 1 C.
Spill Open Wliiioin nijio.'
IIC II1B1 I 1 ' e- " ." s--. -
i...: ..I.. I .., :i e us- S 1 HI Wll.l.l
hammer gently begin the sp.n img pii.-
cfss . . . ,,,,
Vu the tomb began u opc.i sm.
paused. She was s.'ared. Jim man
would really he as in (learn. nu
could she revive him unless ne inimeu-
ately came to life? Suppose h'J wro
, . I ...1 ll'i,l ,.,,,,1,1 ul,e (I'll
eompleleiy ueiei. n ii.. .
e authorities that which they '"111"
heheveanduot convict her as a niu. u.
i-less ;
Cradually
ic would
her courage cami) back.
nave 1 ti i ii somehow,
llau
i anted her prayer and sent
ne . ii.it are v
I.er a husband in the most mysterious,
romantic fashion? Surely the, power
which sent him to her to he rescued
would enable her to restore mniiou . ..
She gave several lapJ and u.o cone ....
vided in twain.
In the morning they found her in tln
milSein ... a dead faint. She did not
,,.vive for many days. Ileside hd' were
two halves of the cone of Hilidoiiss.il
l(:r. The occupant, which lay bes, e
,u,r,wastht limbless trunk of a d'. ad
r(.;.Villia:nll.I!allni.!nN''W rk
I'.vcnlng Telegram
In bottling calshu,, or picklcn boll
Ul0 corks, am. wh.Ui
them into the hollies, ami vM
i.ii.eal..d. 1'sc the tin loll
corks,
"If IMJil. I
'urn t)
i a t .
;it li
r i o::;i--
if I
. "fl,. lit ):it.
I,-!-!;-,, buiv
turn ef the
. At
intic.
m COLUMN
II lilli.V l.il,..
... .i. of In:-; eily,
: O'-i-'are- no nioiuy
i he annual in qui s
.r ani an e. I ivim-Iy
ill. iilivill lint. Olll'
ar.i hlii'iiji iM a, la;!.
iin-ans ol savin .' the .
D aeim'.sliMle ,v, i
the family's; affect-:
M
1 lie ..tor;
lealilliT is
nil its i
M of r
nueli to niv
"for . all'
llg)i-t, ' says
lli miserable,
ibj -ets y oil e'el' h i
m, isl so, hut. I could
i- t
.rie him a.'.av, for ho was
ri' il would li.iv
eined
., i;'l l s. lie-ides -.' hieh
ini'iiens faiiey to him and
i . : i 1 1 inseparalile. One
v, if'.biisy abiiut th" housi!
domestic duties, win mueh
a ein'iiiunus knocking,
i.dd not 1 icale. Sic Weill
door s .veral times, but no
a- t!i.
tilth
ami at last sin- ran up-
.' .tail-
:. ft .h
nin-serv whei-e sli
III hi-' mil's . TI
had J
;irl. '
u :i- not I Inn
but the
stray ,
,, ami hold mi; tiirlil lo llm
1 he child, who was hiino ino- a
il iiiee tiieti hid1' way out of Ihe
j roeK .
ill il"
AllldllW. With 111" dl-ess ei'llip-d III
his mouth he could not hark nor make
miV K.im,l v. Ii.it verexe.'pl a lo.v wliin
iu, hut v.. is li,-:il i n.-T his rcinmiiii. nl a
!:;d a- hai-.l as he could on 1 he il lor.
hopinir. I '''i-.nU: believe, in thi-- way to
,.t!rni. a'l.'lil'on to himseif and Hie
ehihl. M v.ii. this tat ton. at any rate,
that bi-Mrtiit inv wife on the seme.
She ci'mntthe child, who was anuisin;'
iiiiii-..df ti'vinu' tnca'eh at the, mornim.-
glori
on a nil ' irr.wmg om-iiue n-
wimhnv,
mil biu'hlv elided over wlial
l. too!.- for tiai dog'e 1
with li 1 ti i
The strain on the animal, however,
i, ,ii-i li.-ive In' -n soii'.eiliing terrible, for
,,1,,.,, mi. wife took tin) bay h
fell Oil
1 1,,. thiol'- n-ml imr and all
but lifeless
and was t',0 exhaust
;il for
nearly half
than feebly
n, .ne io slir or do'inoi
liek
V i Vi
r lies nil. I lis sue, 1,111-11
to i- -
him, lle.v
ong Hit! faithful eiva
liiiid on the baby we
I,,,.., I, ei l.-i-ie. M
will n - I' i--e.o v. hul, it lnu-1 hav
IC'll
I she
IllllilllCs. 1 UO-.i.'ll IH" K
had only left He' room
lor it
munient.
No. sir: nioii".v
Wh.'UCV,.,' .Nir
in 1 hi; pi' 'in'.
in
mil buy Unit dog."
I)-
eon tidls this story
Cato, as tin! dug is
eaii.-d. Ill annua
I shows plainly tliat.
k.i
the subject of eoiiversa-
I hi.. hie entertains Ins tirouii
ne.sienuid riie'audienei' by si.l'ilttillg to
mil fro with an air of the greatest cim-
us nl si nl v as it tuugm
Sli Hill
it, "Vis, livas i iiiiii, iiio
i ilie, Ky . l.'iii'ivspuiidaiit o
ll.-iu-i 'rat.
11." Louis
the (J lobe-
or,, ,i r i nk.
why vou won't let nu
ert Sco'lt.'' ponied Waltel
( d oli'l s
i, lav w ii h K
1 knoiv he don't alw;ivs num.
llrown.
his moiher.
id smokes cigars, ant
soineliiti'-s sweai.i.
lint I have heel
,,, . M up hdter than that. He won
hrrl in'. md 1 should think you wouh
,t pie. I'erhapslcaii dohim goed.
Walter " said his mother, "lake Ihi;
jrl-tss i,f pure '.valor, mid put just on.
doi- o'
run nu. ' " , , , , , .
"O im
ther. who woaiu nave inuuu
one cro-p won
d l.l'citeii a wnoia
lias:
so?" , , .
,.v.,.,. it en ch:tnLr..'d
the color o
,,. . ii,',l . has it not? It is a shame Ic
.i..'f,t .lust tint, one
drop of cleni
vviile.' in it and restore its purity,
sa.c
his mother.
"Why. motho!', you
at me. 0v d'-'m nor
are laughing
a dozen, nor
lifly won t uo i n-ii
.. - . ... , ,-,11- -in
,-,1,--mi i, e re.ore i. ,..oo""
. . , f T ,,l
,in.vm'dV'f itobei-t scull's evil
". .. . n inulii with your careful
tr ,i,,im'. ni-my drops of which
Will
....,l no impression
on him. Herald
and Presbyter.
... . i... ueenitinlateil
work that d is
ill"'"-" ' .,, .;,., I,, th,
ii;?- rac-milination W. ho rc -s o
V i ,, , i' in clean the establishment m.
ivre bound tiM lean . , .
ev i on, ". -
which they sei u , ' r',1,,.i1., ,
pay every l iv, ltl,,i,. emplovers
i1'.' To I ven them by tWaw
out of the t . . " . t,e 'total sup-!
toiners. l '' , , -rVt,,, Huhstitution
I"-""!'0" 'n J 1 1 al es to be paid to
for t of nxu.i siiuiie-s i
them by the employers.
m:i..
'I'" ! nr- m,;,,,.(i
i-.jiu a.-amirUjii .1).
t..iit .S t-ivtary Knsk livai-d re
i"rk iT.fra-ed ia o!a'.i''literinir
in N. v
't was v.ld I;ef
tnow Ijmvv tru'j 1his is,"
''' Ui'y v. iit i questioued ia
I 1'i malt -.r. ( Iwim iiwt
' "I
aid 1
r.'ai
.-tart- .1 a,, iu .-i:i-a:ir,ii tnd l:uve put
1'V.) M) ,.,a ;...-r,t.s .... ,l. .-,.:.,,..,.
-H-i
it in-' oi.:
k..-t f.,r h
inli-y that all'tii'ds a mai
i .ih.'hiit, if lim-s.- l!oh i.-
a-'iai'
ri'ii'i
' 1 -nl.. ,,f ,
-! IfKl-h
j duty of
; dU-ir.-i-
, i 'i'h-
! ran ."(;
IK I)-.-',
;:! to other KuroiK-an
"- ai, 1 ,s dd as h ef it would
y .'::. 'ij'-e'Tin of injuring the
iir lr-i.f in KuroiK'aii maikc-1.s.
a tiunj U USiut: doiio it is the
a.'i-i.- iiti;rai di.-parl nuMit to
i' il a'ni i-oi it ."
i at-ti,;'-it has com plot :d a.--
ipict inspection
!it-i- houe and
, oo' a at tiie nhu
! o:i tl.
i Am..
' no '.. " 1 :., qiiaraiitii'.i; aaiiipt
lean eitile in K:i"!aiiil i, on!v
lioa,;!.a!, a;d tlaj i--eiv-ary. '-('attic
"'"l'H-'i to Kuyhind are p'oi-rlv in--l'eel.
.l ami ta.'X'eii. mi that t!iei; 'is nu
loii. i- a nu. --oi y for a lonjr (luarantiiie.
1 he ...lion oi poi-U is not yet in
have, j am lioA- urruiiiriii' for 'a trip
to (.'hiea.'o a'ld Kansas ( .'ity t ) ii)aiie;er
ateii pn,;.e. ih-oeet io l. In the next t nir-
l:i;.-.l ho;,e to lia.e every t hi iir ready
I'oiii.'uet lieero-eaiiie iiii,eetioii (i
! i1
jiork as tu deteel ti-iehino :is. 'i'his
is a hi-j . I,, for these i ikj . Liu, will
ivqnii- ' a liTjju forei; so as to inusre
tiiat. ail jiork exported will he free from
any ti-ae,. of trichinae. As l-'rantw and
(en-many aileu that our pork i.-, deceas
ed they try lo keep it out, hut this ex
cuse u ill not In, Id eooil iiiu.-h loiiL'er.
I her,, is more ti ieliinosis in German
pork than in ours. Ifc-sidc the iiT
mans eat. their pork near y raw and ol
fours-: they suffer eunid-'fiinlv from
tl-ieliilili-is."
( li risl,,,:,,.r (,,11111,1,,,, ,,,) Hi,'
('oi-tit'ei 1 air.
At an informal meeting of the world's
fair ciHtri:illee on foreign exhibits
i"ue-,i:iy it was decided to reenm iiiend
io Ih" diivclory Hint ."id,0,)) be ex
pend.'! in ivprodueine the ani-'n nl con
vent oi' Kibiila, a! rains, Spain. i'.-Tii
biiiidin for the exhibition of Ihe relies
Ol CoitUlliiUS. W. !. ( 'lll'l is u ho lil-li
, , , , , , , . , .
I'o scheme, turned out this slory
" the eonvent:
.In.sies It was at, the door of this eonvent
thai the. f. minibus disappoinleil and dinvn
.iileiiee le-ari-eil. asked for foou ami shelter lor
himself and his child. II was here that
lie found an asylum for a few years
whiie he developed his plans and pre
pared Ihe ai-eiiinents which he submit
ted to the council at Salamanca. It was
in one of the rooms of this convent that
in: met the Dominican monks in debate,
and it .wan hen; also that In; conferred
with An hi zo I'in.o, who afterward cum
man led one of the vessels of the II, -et.
In Ibis c invent. Columbus lived while
In; was making preparations- for his
vov;i:;c, and on the morning that ho
sail d IViiin I'alos he al tended himself
Ihe little ehan d. There is no buildiinr
ri the world s,i closely ideiitiliod will
his osenverv us t'nis, mid fortunately
il . ai'i-hite.'lure is of such a character
Its In permit of a reproduction at a com
paratively small cost, and at the same
lime furnish a iiiclurcsipio view and ap
proiiriate group among the splendid
b eildings that w ill be erected at Jack
son I 'ark. It Vt ill not only be of itself
a monument to Columbus," but it will
."iirni.sh commodious and convenient
e'.owi'oon.s for the collections and relics
ii, Columbus I b;U are to b'; exhibited.
It sides a i't.'ge collection of mans, man-it-
ript-s, hooki and piefiuvs that are
! ''"g swti'.rcd i,h"i-e will be among them
h iblio aiid ni'i vale collections both from
l-iiiiop.; anil Hi:; Liiiifed Slates. Many
of I he arUeics l.:ing of great value, il
i.-, proposed to bring l.lie.in all together
in iliir, building', where they will 1)3
secure from lira and all odinr dangers.
Till; JiKJDOK IS I'llKK.
riil. on (ho ;i-t-at r.ronkl'n SlfUclnvo No
Lnuia 'llll(M'll!(l.
Tho penny toll system on the New
Vorl: and ISi'Ooklyn bridge died an easy
deal ha!, midnight,. Hilda select collec
tion of the dilfercnt varieties of the
genus "crank" took part in the funeral
ceremonies There were the 'cranks"
wiio bought the last ticket, I hose who
p-ot through first without, paying, those
who goi across first, and the disgruntled
'cranks'' who got beaten altogether.
About thirty men and hoys waited at
Hie, New York end acd about forty at
the hh'ouklyn end. The first man
through was alarge man with a red
fac who made better time thaif tho
"litlUj sway bach," but a very breathless
and noisy boy disputed tho honor with
him at liiu expense of all the billions on
his coat. A- si n all sign with the, word
"i'Veo" was displayed ut the New York
approach exactly lit midnight, while the
Lh'ooklyn approach was opened thru;;
minutes later. This gave Henry li.
Van Ivetiren, Hie greatest ticket agent
of I ho bridge, who recitived tho first
penny ever paid, the record of receiving
ibis last penny paid.
C. V. Moulion received the last trib
ute of copper at the New York end.
Jamrrs Brady, a roundsman, hung out
Ihe sign, and Ollicials Karrell. Lhlgale,
Moral! and llarkins olliciated as time
keepers and referees in the slight trou
ble which followed.
A wild looking young man with his
hair streaming in tho breeze had tho
doubtful honor of being the first man
across from the Brooklyn wido and pito
otisly appealed to thu reporters to en
roll his naino and send it ringing down
the ages.
Nona of tho six ticket takers will bo
discharged, as they have all been pro
vided wilh work in other bridgo de
partments. Almost 8,000 people went
through the Now York approach dur
ing the day and many bought tickets
for mementoes. Mr. Van Keuren told
a Trihimo reporter that almost a mill
ion tickets were still outstanding.
Those who scrambled for ti' st placo
at tho New York end had had a sub
stantial award in view besides mere
hollo rlorv. as thev had heard that a
gold watch liwaited tho first man who
reached tho Brooklyn end, but if the
watch were there it was very hard to
find and at 1 o'clock tho disaipointod
would bo winner was Mil buntinsf afUr
Tribune
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World' t'lr Notts!.
rdraguny has decided to participate
a the eixition. iiarbadoe French
Guiana, Oylou and Cor; a have also
joined the liet.
The women phvEiclane, pharmaeitits,
and dectists of Illinois intend to pre
pare an exhibit to be made in the Illi
nois State building.
The department of E'ectricity is mak
ing an eff jrt to seaure a eoaipleta col
lection of bintorical electrical apparatus
in order to hor tbe progress of the
fec-ience from early tioif s.
The Daughters tf the American Rev
olution have been granted 3,C'00 square
feet for on exhibit in the Woman's
Building. The crganization, of which
Mrs. f'reeidect Harrison is president,
h; s 1,000 ocembers.
Hassan Hen Ah, of Morocco, is seek
ing a concession to inaka a Morocco ex
hibit at, the Exposition. He 6aya be
will tpend .?".0,000 in showing the peo
ple, macneie, -usloa,i, amusements,
etc., of bis country, and in bringing to
Chicago a tribe of Berbers.
Ample accommodations are to be
proeidtd at the exposition grounds.
The location for restaurants thus far
decided upon art four in the Mines and
Mining IJuilding, sixleen on the es
planade in front, four in the Woman's
li ni ill i titr. Home are ou the ground
Hour and some in the galleries.
The Catholic church in Chicago
wants to make an exhibit at the Fair,
and has applied for 75x75 feet of space.
The exhibit, according to the request, is
lo consist of, first, kindergarten work;
second, primary grades; third grammar
schools; fourth, colleges and academies:
fiflh, industrial schools; orplianges, and
deaf and dumb institutes.
The supporting edunina for the Fore
stry Building are to be truns of trees
with the bark on Chief Buchanan has
requested each State to furnish three
for this purpose, Arkansas, California,
Colorado, Jouneeticut, Illinois', Indiana,
Iowa, Maine, Minnesota, Montana, Ne
braska, New Mexico, Bennsylvaniii,
Texas, Wiscont-in, Washington and
West Virginia have promised to fuuish
their quota.
Electricity is to bo the mo'ive force
in Jackson Park during tho construc
tion of the buildings. The eleclic plant
lias been completed and steam engines
must go. This is done in order to re
duce the fire risk. The saw-mills, used
in getting out building material, which
have been run by steam, are now sup
plied by electric power, furnished,- if
desired, night and day. Electrical En
gineer Sargnnnt is prepared with a
sixty horsepower plant to supply electric-motor
service. In a few days, 300
horse-powor will be available.
Expert engineers are working upon
tho drainage problem in connection
with the Exposition grounds at Jackson
Park, Aa a rosult of calculation in the
Construction Department, a somewhat
now plan will bo adopted for taking care
of World's Fair sewage. All the offal,
conveyed through underground pipes,
will run into four large tanks at the
Eouthwestern portion of Jackson Park.
Theso tanks are to be thirty feet in di
ameter and forty feet deop. The novel
feature connected with the plan is that
the sewage deposited in the tanks is to
be treated chemically, and the Con
struction Department believes that the
water flowing from them after the
chemical treatment will be almost pure
and wholesome. So far as known a
similar treatment has never been
adopted, except at Berlin, Germany.
There the method hus been found to
work with satisfaction. If equally suc
cessful at Chicago the waters of the
lake will not be polluted by the drain
ngofrom the Exposition grounds.
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Lawrence, Kans., Aug. 9, 1888.
George Patterson fell from a second-story
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