The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-05

Itwz5 thr turf ot the president Oi
fhc uIi.d States 20 present himself.
and he slowly arose from his seat and
swept h. eyes, first 1ver the occupants
OF fh- platform and then over one ii
the great.zst audiences that man ever
faced. Then there syent up cheer
buildinz behind him, and which rsyer.
bTated through the grounds like tie
rattling u rnG ketry.
! ~ here % .g1a ny sel!oE o.ti1sus IN TIE
o91ETstura- as ib1ch b<fif / thls ocsazlol Sur
Z Futaded - Jhe sJEpeEd6z-s results % American
elterTr.se zl.i zrtiT.ty. and IA vleS q mzgEI1-
| coat eTst-n7y= q AEersezt sslt and tnteiii-
I seauei se ase4 E1f fear that tk-ss o5-sratuIs-
Z Ts0lls sisl - eEa-rer1t-1t .
Wg.Ara-1 tgdzy il ~ 1rrse1re dg tie oltezt
Eat.rnsh1 lh=s s1Tit AMI r1lHt u he great
-saiesezzsear= Et 7.eTe sEhipit, asking 70 allow
arse - ths scqrz p; Je1ih We EhO
1se.- iE4t Tsp--4f et1eaI.on and
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1sIs - ile zay % . .re4EizatiaE % III p-oud
Nsrg--i .estilF Ehieh our faiEa pEolnis=s
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~ o. see tsA rtas.ts -cugEE. rl.lsi-1 by GS0F-s
htct h4v, regu eEert.d .1t<eT than Olzrs in
u" rsIl - ra--s improvements. ghiis II aT-
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h4rt al-l a,1l: ~ H.zsEi-ttut fabric - . pop1-
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sea tlrO-EEHlt he E9Tlc We have made
and TIRE gather t0Eefhef ohgects q Use aud
t-l-IE' III projects q American skin and In
rsrrs1l t4i re have also made Ilen rko rule
ghe1l.e.y1 1,:.
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sis. tIss cs- lEuzy. AID lgt us not lose the i'm
rfeastr~..-s u ;his "a rzenf A. by touch
~ ultt---Ey thli gives life 10 This Tast expo
s-gsg& = r5u. ssi u rr0t.6l- 50 atthe same In
-ralE llt oar h1pes ard ASPIRATIONS sEaze=
te-cfs lsrE e. - tine 70 eUsEe -hzll infGenee
I-lasE Eilt -.
rpDn table az his left hand was the
button. thc pressure tipja which was TO
start the machinery. and make the
uTs.uing 81 the exposition an ac-
t1tugdiAhsf fact L was an ordinary
form - Victor telegraph key Of gold.
instead ot steel. AMI button Of ivory
instead u Tubl-.r.
As the last words fell from his lips he
pressed the butt6n-
This was the signal for deInOnstra-
tiun. At one and the same instant the
aufienc: burst INTO a Numbering shout
the orchestra pcale,i forth the strains OF
the EiallaIujssh, the wheels II the great
ILLS engine in machinery hall com
uirnced t6 rcvOlye the electric fount-
ains in the lagoon threw their tor
rents toward the sky flood 81 Sater
cushii from the NeMOnniss fOuTr'-
ain, and fell hack again into the basin.
the thunder II artillery came from the
tsSsels IN the lake. the chimes in Manu-
facturrrS hail and on the German
building rang out a merry peal and
overhead the iae-s a; the tops Of poles
in frpnl " the platform fell apart and
revealed isvn gild,-,i models of th, ships
in which toyumbus tirst sailed t. Amer
lean shores
~ III. san1e momsnt hundreds of
flags ~ an nations and all col9rs were
unfurIef Within sight If the platform
The largest was great --UId Glory, =
(which fell ID Gr.ie,.ul folds from the
top If The center STAFF ia froniof the
stand
Ii was a wonderful scene nf trans
formation, ard amid it all c.,nnonS con
tiuucd % thunder and th, crowd Ia
cnerr. Thea the hand played Amer
lea. and the exercise were at an end
The Columbian exposition was open TO
the nations y the vprIL