New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13

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girls, dressed in uniforms represented as many states
veterans. The float guarded by forty veterans OF
| the Grand Army and escorted by the osborne Marine
Corps and detachment of naval reserves. me n%
was followed by twenty mounted ilarShdlS pe'Il"e
banners inscribed with the achievements OF Columbus
| CAR or LIBERTY
The Car Of Liberty the next float. Liberty
was represented by large statue rising from group
which represented the nations OF the world. General
Washington and hi, staff Continental soldiers, frontier
,coIrs and group, If Indian chiefs followed this float
| with banners and music.
| GENIUS OF THE PRESS.
| Float No ; on the programme was the car OF
the Press" The genius Of the press was represented
| by a Young lady standing on top Of gigantic Ink
bottle and surrounded bv forest Of great pines.
There a small printing press In operation on me
float and various acrorica designs which represented
| the power Of the newspaper
MUSIC CANE NEXT
The car Of music came along drawn 10y four horses.
| \ huge Tyre from the centre of the hUt ana
| around the base written the names Of Mozart
| Haydn. Beethoven Mendcssohn and other great com
/ poscrs Young women with wings. looking Hike
| angels Of song. on this float.
An OBJECT LES:ON II SCIENCE.
science was represented in ,trikincy fantastic
| manner The main feature huge telescope that
| reached halfway 10 n crescent moon i which was
| seated pretty little Tcssie Flcmuing The telescope
had painted upon it In large letters tho name Iich
Around the base Of the hoat piled huge books
torj> and cruciblc, labelled Koch'S" and ia>i"urs
| ellXir>. Behind counter on each >'fc OF the hoat
ioard head coverings, Instead Of carefully compound
Ing prescriptions. these students manipulated The
Tho,c current, Illuminated the eye, Of the attendant
black cat. Of the old tim" seer. and physician
POETRY AND ROMANCE RECEIVE ATTENTION..
In The float representing Poetry and Romance thc
FAM q flp do tlpf n
whose rearing head flowing maue and outspr'ad
wing. Challenged The admiration Of The spectators.
ON the Of the float was arch. with palms en-
a beautiful young woman. holding IN her hand,
panel upon when wa painted u golden icitIs 'hr
poouy gathered other dam,cls. VIII, held panels
Tearing The name, Of Poe irving Eryant. llhwth'rr
Whittier Cooper and Lowell. Tie holi was ntully
Illuminated by the flashlights Of electricity.
THE SUPREMACY OF AMERICAN woNTN.
II wa, I'm the float representing tho "Suprcmacy -
American Women however. that the widest hii
rude Of Imagination taken. The effect was
striking hu would hav' taken an expert Dc
ciplcrcr Of acros,c-. enigmas and The Ike 10 nay,
base Of The 1oat were The Latin word for l4r ,nll
mcnt "A Minis,crinc Nneel Thou; nn inc ir'l,
u The float couple of Yale laichheNc,, Wmch
sla>prd Il Cgarctl" upon NhicA WIS painted Wa"
The cigarette pointed over an enormous chccllo)k
10 a young woman dlc,,ci in flowing robe 81 a
yellow tint who sat nonchalanty in chair on the
iop Of the world. MI. May hamilton represented
this supreme wman ana for hT i'i Wdnr "T ,r
Johnson. Ella Ward, Lila Herbert blanche Irwin
Ada Hall and Grace Thornton. j wa Il gay ana
merry Ho"d mat play N"'T ro WIZ, v,n w. ;""rn Ind
around them he"It, eoroncio ana pa %nr , inns an '
81 the present day.
4 DWELLING SPECTACLE or THE SEA.
The Car Of the Oceans beautiful -i-f il
was nevertheless u grcwsomc sight. which ON dark
night would have startled even poor Tom o'lmn'er
There were three rearing lCa! ,ea h,h. with cn'i
nous ewes which gave ont scintilatne h1-hc~ ~ clc
trc light. iS,iiIc 81 each one % these mln-i'l- ~
the sea was a beautiful voune woman one # ticm.
sg C"q Gha @ @a ii n Gc pr an" S '0 45a
hunted the city , l Sygr to d d a"T var r an n
coral wreath with .n~idins hrnchr' "mch sa',
out d'rI ,,no siDl enc c,,c 'o"i nrp, ' ina
Young women lated Ia ln- Wrgalh, ara n me
around modern steamship The chill aind made
these youus women Silver, 70, thcy were lightly clad.
THIS SHIP OF STATE ROLLED oN.
Coumlia'- ship Of state was highly appreciated.
II had for f., principal feature hug" galley ana
from it, side pr0rud'd banks of oar-. which Wei
handled ly Twelve ccnturon-. ln tlr bod' OF ih'
boat was bust of Washington. on the PROV 0f 90.
boat Wa, "a thuly clad youne woman, o. usht, ANA
"a short tunic -" Iui warm a. o." p' H.r
companion, who had brought heavy coat Al ODE
helm Of the boat wa, young WOMAN df'>-d lh lh"
colors Of the nation ON the ~tcns,,t was pritn-ii
canopy Of sunhur,t Of American Mag,
ELECTRA orTsuoNE rhE'' ALL.
But the mos, artistic and attractive car wa. that Of
Electra il consisted Of hydra headed monster Win
gaming months buglng eyes, wide spread ire guitar
wings. 1hi, hdc0us monster controlled with
rein, of ailA,n ribbon, which were held bj young
Ngonnd the Sa,c Of This .hc and in The
rear Of it number Of young women dp~oei IN
,iatictcs. holding their backs globe was one 81
the principal features Around thl~ world wa, an
I'm This nineteenth century. \ huge circle WITH
numcrou, points Was placed al The END Of thc ear.
I'm thl, circle sat II young strapped + hrr seat
rn the most wonderful feature OF this float va.
Inc thousands Of incandcsccnt Nights which flashed
ai the viii Of the Skilled electrician In charge Al
times there a single color which covered various
part, OF me hoat. Then again me- button "oam D.,
would CLEAN with green light viii" H., rye mouth
wa dcmon-likc in its appearance. Then again uc
The Sides Of the err would ali be lighted win the
1900 more tiny lamps; II wa, indeed, an cN
hibOn Of the triumph Of electricity
THE RED MEN IL LINE
The marching Of the Red Men WI, one Of the
great features Of the parade There small bod,
distributed through the line Of parade, but The main
body OF them brought up the rear Of c procession.
There were at least lJOO OF them in line, and their
costumes were OF the most approved legendary style.
There were al kinds Of costumes. Some white.
some Of the tawny hue Of buck,lin, with decorations
galore. Head dresses Of feathers 10y the
chiefs. and long straight black hair much q
distinguishing feature in the regalia of this order "a,
the painted and bedaubcd faces OF the members.
In this r,pect they all alike. There were
many Of them horseback, and they rode In true
Indian fashion, without saddles.
The VhOop, and wells Of lhcsc Red Men were ear
splitting and realistic. Early in the evening the line
OF march stopped for I'VE ten minutes at II
time. but the fe,tcss natures of these ma~gucIadng
abOrg incs wOuld lead them to get mp a dance Il
scalp dance and IN their more pcaccabe moods they
would give an cAhbliiO Of grccncOrn dance. There
some nurmlTins among them about the long
waits before the final start. one Of them remarked
that " II took Columbus long 10 discover America
IL took 70 start the parade, the old fellow must
have had hard time Of it,"
Just preceding the Red Men was cavacadc OF
IluuudLe If INN