The Arizona champion., 1886-10-23
AT ras ExvU,irioN.
Is,il Nye visits the Great No, thwestsrn
 Show
new He Made for his Umbrella and Elm barrtssed YoanR Lady by His Radiant smiis--A Poor Attempt at Idsntiaca.
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'N "N~"' " ~S"P"s "Nh "i fam ly and about eighty thousand other people, paid visit to the great Industrial Exposition~as Min neapJliS
 It is great triumph of mind over natter.
 Tnere, on the east bank of the great pircnt of witerS, by wiich term ] would imply the M,s',,slppl rlver, .nj near to and overlooking Colonel S,. Antnony's jlsily celebrated fails, s,ands bui.dIas costing s,;o.o,o, full of the p'oii:ti of every cltn., aud all prepared Ia elshty-,hre: q ,ys. IL hllei m. wiIn wa t:r, ai II mlSt any one wao views II thoushsfuly and trJm a purely ulpIr:ss.a pant ot view.
 Less than three ID ,a,hi dgp, waer the morning sun rose reluctantly over the elms of the east siie id lDoKej down upon several acres ot u uii.nproy cd real estate, aad broad sweep ot wet sawlog,, a:cxei wlti :r:in. colored boys wearing nothing but au ar oi derance Tor Ine pohcc, now d mIgnifceat bIililns faces sns turod. lent tide, and pcopl- from n: tour quarters ot the stooc Ds,le eaca other 10 the ~elrd mu,ic ui the Mexican band, wnile ever aud anou d urge aud xJen ,iv: iountaia |, dreanliy squirIins II, rh!ln.nic sqInt.
 Every where scl-nGs aaJ ar, are .,slbis. Here la me new Wesl, wner, MInnie Haha Uut q few f.euns yc4is ago strained maple s.rIp through d pillow sham, the pale-f.ce wanders through acres ot beautiful and us:iI, articles, the offspring. ] may say, oI tireless hand, and tnrooblng 1ralns all Over the universe.
 Here where the warrior wooci nls mahogany mate, and the plpo1se seemed indigenous tJ the s1ii, people iIom Farther ladiI aud Eria PsArle, Vii, com: 10 iistea to the pes.lodlte Iotes of me Mexican baud aai s,ao .neIr ubrellas iit1 the oId nIS,er>.
 A large police nan al ln= door oi. me art gallery, il harsh tones, re- qussted me 10 deposit ny umbrella slth young wouan. l d.d Il; fJr 1 respect policeman wherever 1 meet aim. Some of them are strangers to n=. but they are generally mel wn1s. ldvice II is we'll 10 heed. HIi it aIt o:en for these mcu I d. no; knJw where l would have b==n to day thousands of mil=s from nerc, pet- lap'.
 He told me af,erw that he had 10 stop people fron carrying theI .anes and umbrellas into ilc art de- partment because thpushIless visltoTs now aud then jlbbed hole Tn an SIS.o 70 painting, and il delayed the .xposirIou, when they had 10 wal for Minneapolis arIl,t tb pIIut L't- other one. He also stated tnat ex cited people poked the stltuary wWh their canes and knocked off the drapery.
 So 1 left my umbrella a, the cheek room, for did not wish to delay the cxhibrt whiie new oveTcoats were be- ,ng prepelred for the revised statues,
 When l came back the young wo- man took my check, and a' my radlant smile burst upon her and ht up that part of inc bulliIng, she became embarrassed, dropped the check on the floor, where II ninglrd with the redeemed checks, lo"kod a, me with eyes Ike startled cpdhsh | and inurmurrd: ...
 What umb:ella1'
 Time was gliding swiftly by and l 1, wanted 10 See some othe: things bs sites the umbrrilt exhibit, sU 1 got over the counter 10 show her which one was mine. To jump over the counter is but the work of a moment with me. am tall. athletic aud easy in my movements, so I got over readily.
 IL seemed to surprise her aud s;srtle her. leIrned afIerwari that it was not customary To climb o, CT the coun- ter in order to identify goods.
 But she would not give up the She wanted it herself, no doubt. l do not blame her, for it IS a good one, and has the name oi James Whitcomb Riley engraved on the silver plate of the handle.
 That is the way identify it.
 She wanted me to identify myself. thought of showing her my pass 10