New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
A WOMAN AT THE FAIR.
RIDING IN A SEDAN CHAIR.
SURPRISING EFFECT OF THE ExERcI-E-
PECULIAR WAYS or THE TURKS


Chicago. July Cove have been spending
: time in Il Mining Building 10 day. somebody has
said that this exhibit and the electrical exhibit can
| be enjoyed only by experts. II may H. that they
can BE- enjoyed better BY experts. stu. people don't
need much special education 10 enable them TO 60
into rapturcs over little heaps of gold nuggets ana
diamonds and all manner OF precious stones lying
around II they plentiful on the face Of
the earth that any one might go out and scoop up hand
| fulS Of them
| Gertrude says that She thinks that such a place
the Mining Buildin. has deletcrious effect
upon ones moral nature: that 1t extes In ones
mind envy and cupidity and coveoIisness and other
evil emotions connected with the sight Of gold which
one may not possess But Gertrude Is not always
correct In her remarks. And she docs not think 1t
| Is right for one woman have her statue in silver
and for the rest Of the women In the world to go
about all their lives with the consciousness that no
ono has the least desire put them in that precious
metal. and to have their pedestal that they. or
the statue cost so many thousand dollars, and tho
fcundaii0n-that's what woman by NY Side Insists
upon calling HE pedestal-cost so many thousand
more.
was standing n long time before this "Maiden
Montana admiring II. peculiar free grace OF tho pose
and the very marked absence OF any construction OF
the waist when an extremely feminine voice at my
| side exclaimed
"rd give a million dollars II / could be cast -
| 81
do Won want 10 be cast Yesterday yen said you'd
give a million dollars II you could wake up at home
this morning.
| 1T isn't any matter what said Yesterday re-
Piled the girl. "anI do want 10 lie cast. In silver
| YOU know and stsru chunk of gold and have
al the Worlds Fair people como and stare at me and
cry: "Oh. art she lovely" and DO you believe
.he's IL handsome a, that p and know that all tho
girls At home would just die II they could be
| cast. too
The speaker now pushed forward in front Of me-
aud began examine Maiden Moniana'S gold fonndh-
ton She was continually casting slanoes back over
her shoulder al tho man behind her and he was con
/ trualy returning her Chances. and presently saw
him reach forward and touch his companons hand
| which hung down hy her side In manner very
convenient to be Touched and then she glanced back
again, and he glanced again. and G"rfrud" at my
other side remarked in unnecessarily acid voice
! that she thought the World, Fair was the last pac"
I'm the world that people ought 10 choose ~ resi-
dencc during the honeymoon But ho'ic'o 'ha'
people who cont have honcymoons are usually very
particular nc b, whore they should be spent Now,
did not recent the choice this couple had mace VI
! what my friend allied . residence" was Only
sorry for them: not that they were having honey
moon il, tha, they would get over IT. 80 soon
! There +. always n crowd about the silver statue
and = crowd bending the showcases wher" IN"
henmiifnl minerals from Montana are placed u Is
a fascinating spot in The Mining building \ long
wav of walking down the alley between the eAhlo's
~ different states Won The grlHon' figure IN
silver and Immediately hasten 70 IT, II Is charming
| ", tempted 10 express timorous wish I" my
f,iapJ ,,,t more American women might have been
put into silver for the Fair said was an Anrl'""
/ v,,n,u niysdf Rui meyer g"t any sympathy l'"n
/ Gcr,rlti. when make such remarks >h' 'h'hh'
am vain All she said that she was Ignorant
! &c ,o what nation Ma l.. nan belonged to; remark
! that seemed t, me 10 hc MT al III 10 '"r point
tn .irou among these display, ~ metals aId gems
! ri,.. on. an almost overwhelming; sens" "i inc
/ mineral wealth OF the United state. ami 'nil""'h
.i,,ugt 80 20 hc~c makes on" feel ~ u "h' N"'r"
IN M. w.~,lrh 1T, jus' q. II W. might hav" low
r.cks Of gold nuggets or dust, said nv lr''h"'
only +, g.. rcay 50 very common that II hardly seems
,,o,fi, ,,llc TO tab, H. Just at llhanyS bo"'h'
! 3, Nh. Manufactures PriiLe. H." other ""y
! Diamonds were absolutely too plentiful one ""n'''
/ something that more rare. Ana ""'' W.
| d.rf,l tllng that p.,1lcd WOOD f.! want u"">c
- that NAV have q chimney piece 81 I"trli'a "9"u'
o,, IL ,..,or. Il on long winter evenings; ana n we
orcIl,r, makes rs hncs and rs hr1lllanc' 81" "'"
| wonderful shall dream Of 'hoS" daFN WEE" ''
| uant,I Wa PCT pcrided hut when - ",ln'"'' ""
in flo ambient air. beneath '"ru"an heavens wv,
h,r,v r,,ors I'm fr ~ prehistoric times S'r"l''u
rrdcr a.. then unpcirincd ioughs. anu smiled 'n'
each others prehistoric eye. "h' N"'' IL ""''"'
fond ~ tais wood ,,
| ,r,,0dc p,,sod her hnnd lovingly over smooth
Shiny surface AID glanc,d cnd"il' ~ H. Wv "'""
+ STRANGELY made up: that Is n" Is mid" up very
,,,I,. nm. which, Of course. l. strange. Now
n.vcr eion!d have gone >eniim'n'nl over '"H' ~.
,ui, ,hough II T. extremely beautiful. ana p'r'h'u
,d ,rv,,ys e...ns 10 me- the result "i KIM VI
,ir,c. sinl II never makes m" hhhH "' NV,
nat t,. worry least III IN the world. h'l ""''""'''
and music and the court Of honor even "N '"''
, ,,,,cbt and one or two places In 'h" N"'h'u
| island hat n /, unnecessary I" 'h"t'''
| +, en-. tnis morring that Gertrude made me- NV
- .d,, chair She has been threatening every "'H
| Ia ,nlc a ride In herself ana mas '"' Il" P
named f. She saws now sh' i H"'hR !" ''''
| NANCY for some trips The Ferns Nh'' SUM- '
| b., h.,d l. nnr,i, llarly level. II was then 'hh'
| IN, wanted me- 10 that her h'au WIS "'"''
| l.va uut ! world not LAY u; II WIS tue" NV
eliza, had my revenge for her unrc, ppnSiN"h'>N a'''
| - .,,orl lint NOR, American women Should nave
! been put into silver Sihi'S'
Til, morning she asserted. after we hau ''.'''" Wv
| crounds TINT | was very tirh. sal" 'h"' was
| tired that I never expected to gel r'S'u "s"'"' wv
| tLo, II made no difference. for should "'''
In, Fair Then she said must taxi" CHAR an" ,'''
! h ,vonld walk by ms side and explain IN" '"'.T'
" 49,, IVAN, olonc Then | said that | was not going
8, h.v, nm. az those wheeled vehicles. ana b' p"'"
| along by an ordinary American theoIoE'a S'
| who very likely would try 10 convert nv '' >,
| Fl, no mood To be- converted. ana lhh' '""'" Wv
| so. Theological students, while u was Only w."
| q uf.,,m. probnblv. that conld br born" thro"s" -
| worlds Fair BY TURKS who wore bagGv 'roi''rs "''
Turkish cans and who looked delcioi'ly lRe N''"'"'
or coursc when one wants a sedan char one III"
| no, find nm. for I'm this particular sedan cIalr' ar
ljl,. almost every hing else in this world h"' ""
| ln.w where 10 find one. II you 'hicr by '' y"
! ,oinlstration uuildng we usually dc" az" ""'"''
M, the court. aud stand or sit there IN ''a ''''
trance OF delight which being IN thiN i"'' "''''s
produccs In peoples minds; and II YOU go 'h'o"s"
the Peri>,le and look back upon that g'af'"S |''
| lin and the columns and the fountains al" '"'
moryelou.lv beautiful facndcs OF tn" buildings aoon
| ia. basin and canal. then by that time No" VIII, -
| Won want a sedan chair. have 10 turn to.Sor ~"
| and walk n ma gniccnt distance over """'" "
Womans Building, and then go INTO NV ,"nsn
| -, -, ,l,,, mill vou come 70 the stand OF sedan
4.,.. hnrr the