Feliciana sentinel., 1892-11-05

There will be the mixed population
of these semi-civilized countries, tho
original inha bitants and the mountain.
eers from Rnrbary, with an occasional
soldier in the bright French uniform,
showing tho authority that rules the
land. They move between q striking
group Of buildings, an Algerian and
Tunisiau concert hall, streets covered
by roofs, and q coffee house, all bearing
the charact ristics of the original grace
ful Moorish architecture, with ito
slender columns and returning arches
and domes contracting at the lower
end, modified somewhat by the qulre-
ments of the local climates conditions
Bands of native musicians will perior"
| In the concert halls upon their own IN
struments producing strange music
which some will like and others dctest,
| but all will want to hear for curiosity's
| sake.
After long discussion the manage
| ment of the worlds fair has at last come
70 the conclusion that q special building
will be necessary to house the educa-
tional exhibit. The decision is not yet
final and is of such recent date that
there are not yet any plans FOR tho
building. Plans and estimates have
been called for.
1t is a very happy conclusion to make
an exhibit Of one OF those Institutions
in which the citizens of the United
States take the most pride. An Amer
lean exhibit would indeed be inco"''
plete unless proper share be devoted
!. to the public school system. In adj
tition to the exhi bit proper it is prob
able that the nearest public school,
which is located a short distance north
OF the exposition grounds, will be kept
: in session during all the summer In
; order to show the public school sys-
u u tenn in practical operation.
! Employees of the post Office in this
. city are beginning to complain that tns
work is increasing at such rapid rate
that even now they are scarcely able
to handle it. Still no provision has
= been made to relieve them during the
worlds fair. It. is true, there is to be a
l. post Office at the exposition grounds,
but that will be for employees and ex.
" hibitors. The mail for the hundreds OF
1t thousands of visitors will have to pass
e though the existing channels. The
Is work being extra difficult, owing x
u the transient character of the poPnla
a. ton, it is quite proba bic that there WI
s. be frequent delays and miscarriages O
mail matter.
&c Preparations for the exposition ART
Operations in this line are those OF Tn
North side street car company, whlc'
is now taking up its tracks and rcp!ac
ing them by new steel rails in antlcipa
ton of the heavy strains to when the
will be exposed next year.
Among those things which are a cor
tinual source of annoyance and worr
in a big city is the peculiar habit
MANY drivers Of express and deliver
J wagons of driving over street crossing
! at bre al<-neck speed. Quite often the
will go along leisurely while IN IN
middle of the block. bat as soon =
they approach q street crossing WI
: wbip up their horses and dash in anon
~ the pedestrians in the most reck!e
q fashion And yet many people make
point of running right in front
teams and street cars This co
trariness seems to be inherent
EAR human nature. The other day
per noticed man standing on u
the sidewalk, at q street corner cao
,ak car was approaching. He picked
n his grip. rushed out into the street al
m, crossed iust in front of the car SO tn
eft the driver was compelled to pus on
ace brakes. ReachiHg the other side -
A stood still and looked around leisure
Oh as il time was no object. ms Il
,all to be as impossible to eradicate u
in habit as that of woman who Will
on sist in getting off car facing oa'
tish ward and then act surprised II she
rior thrown down.
den I don't want to go into politics. I
and l heard a saying by lawyer the oti
With day which, while not quite true, IS
also good to be lost, and inasmuch as IL n
oms both political parties is not parts
the politics
lies. There has been much criticism Oh
ype judicial nominations on both tlch'
pun at seems to me" said the lawyer
hich ferred to, that the conventions wan
gov to elevate the bench by Purifying
e in bar" 1t is little hard on the no
ntry nees and they do not deserve 1t, ou
Ger a bon mot it was good.
de- II. +. .. HElNEMAN'
.ious Natural Mistake.