The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-12-09
Things seen at the Fair.


A $1,000 arm chair.
A $2500 glass dress.
A $500 music box.
Dom Pedro's chair.
pole 2l5 feet high.
Electrical engraving.
A 73pound salmon.
John Wesley's clock.
A 45-foot high clock.
A $500 Pansma hat.
Microbe incubators.
Lace at $1,000 yard.
A cape worth $I7,500.
A 107-ton locomotive
A buffalo in alabaster.
A plate valued at $167.
A 26-ton blodk of coal
Milking by machinery
A palace built of corn
A bureau $50 years old
A spun glass umbrella
Footgear OF 1900 sorts
A stem mockIng bird
The MaynoW er's bible
Leather CT 300 varieties
nugget worth SAL 1888
A girdIe valued at $4,000
Tree 26 feet in diameter
A mantel marked $1,000
One of Gladstone's axes
A l50-year old tea plant
Grace Darling's life boat
handsaw 22O feet long
Some 15O0-od corn
"Ta-ra-ra" in Egyptian
A $4,000 gold certificate
An orange Liberty Bell"
Tea worth $l75 pei pound
Bamboo poles 20 feet long
A steel ingot worth $225O
A $13 600 fisheries display
Japan exhibits corned beef
Watches valued at 100000
A 300 year-old dwarf cedar
Billiard balls worth $4,000
Egyptian "bum bum" candy
American birds of 106 kinds
Two miles of lunch counters
A $35, 900 solid silver medal
Foresty exhibit of Is states
A skycicle. or flying machine
A Sc, 1000 pound block of salt
A horse model costing $4,000
A Spanish vase worth $4,000
Java women effect white hose
An ammonia street car engine.
Forty races In friendly rivalry.
A 12-ton lump of crystal alum.
The brick warship cost $50 900.
A Jersey cow valued at $4,000.
The national capital in flow ers.
An 5000 pound piece of copper.
Chickens Matched by electricity.
Watches mounted as butterflies.
A hand that dates from 100 B. @.
A chocolate tower worth $4,000.
A chese weighing 10000 pounds.
Pearl necklace valued at 800 600.
A pavilion built of packing boxes.
An exhibit of " swiftest +" poisons.
An iron eagal with 5000 feathers
Brazil shows 1000 grades of coffee.
The biggest moulding in the world.
Hump-backed whale 471s feet long.
A Krupp gun that shoots 20 miles.
Oregon shows au 80 pound salmon.
One iewelry exhibit worth $40O. 200.
A 50-foot high anthracite pyramid
A shawl containing "a, 900 stitches.
Oldest lathe extant-the Blanchard.
Munich shows an $3.50 microscope.
A Japanese doll. baby (" 6 feet high.
A group of windmills worth 5000, 900.
Clay pipe smoked by Miss Standish.
The Washington Monument in coins.
A stained glass window worth $4,000.
Vases made In the fifteenth century.
A gold nugget weighing 3040 ounces.
Log AZ inches square and Al feet long.
Paintings executed by Queen Victoria.
An elephant tusk weighing 15S pounds
Worlds Fair exhibitors number 5O,-
200.
A Shakespeare vase valued at 50, 500.
A fountain that squirts California
wine.
The first umbrella imported to Amer
ca.
Sixty-nine engines operate the machi-
1ery.
A set of twenty stamps valued at
800 each.
A machine that makes 10000 nails
In hour.
One hundred and twenty car loads OF
glass.
A piece of lead ore weighing $500
pounds.
The Lumber in the Ferris wheel cost
$4,000.
A 50 ton gun with 1000 pound projec-
lies.
A bit of silk once owned by Marie
Antionette.
A tanned elephant hide weighing 500
'ounds.
One thousand pots of shomrock from
reland.
A New York firms fur exhibit is
7orth 100000.
Smrllest watcb-less than half an
lch in diameter.
Plate glass 14S inches by 214-
lrgest in America.
A 4 silver statue weighing two and one
alf tons.
A b. bridal ida set in the Irish village that
ost $1,000.
Kaiser Williams statue containes |
800 silver dollars.
A shoe machine that embroiders
tiers in three colors.
Largest hot rolled steel band-9O
ct long by IL inches wide.
The gates of Germany's Liberal Arts
nilding are valued at $4,000.
A watch with two faces which gives
e time in the various cities of the
orld. containes thermometer and a
rpetual calendar.
Street Car Idyl.
They were riding up town toeether