The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1893-08-05

same thing to me. Even in the city
I have noticed but very few under the
influenc Of liquor. In looking over the
Chicago Tribune of yesterday, ! noticed
the following in its editorial columns:
Many saloonkeepers who fitted up
costly bars in anticipation OF a big
World. Fair trade are going out OF
business. The Worlds Fair visitor
does not spend his money over the bar
as he was expected to do. The bar
keepers profits are small therefore. 1t
never occurred to the whitc-aproncd
gentry that the Worlds Fair visitor
would bring his wife, his sister. his
sweetheart, or his daughter with him,
and that thus accompanied he would
not be likely to enter the gaudy saloon
and do business with the gay barten-
der. But so it is. 1t is the Observa.
tioE of police officers competent to form
an opinion on the subject, that there is
less drinking in the down town saloons
this year than any year in a decade.
The financial tightness may have some
thing to do with tnat, but the fact that
even the resident Chicagoan prefe"s to
spend his spare change at the World $
Fair rather than in the bar-rooms OF
the city has more to do with it.
This speaks we'll for Chicago and es-
pecially the visitors to the Fair. ! only
wish the balance OF the ''costly bars
as we'll as all others would dry up for
want Of patronage, as it would be much
better for all concerned.
| ADMINISTRATION BUILDING.
"Thc Administration Building has
been pronounced the gem Of all The
ARCHITECTURAL jewels of the Exposition. u
This magnificent structure cost nearly
Il half million Of dollars, and occupies
"thc most commanding position on the
Exposition grounds, overlooking the
Grand BASIN which stretches between
the i;,calcs Of the Manufactures aHu
Agricultural Buildiuys under the Per-
istyle to the lake, It's dome may be
seen simmcring in the sunlight many
miles out upon the beautiful and en-
truncing blue waters 81 LAX" Mlchl-
gan. The building is in the form OF
four pavilions. 81 feet square. NIl' at
each of the four angles Of the squire Of
the plane, and connected hyu great
central dome l2j fec: in diameter and
go feet high. Diwnitiri and hcautiful
il we'll BELTS its position among the
many fine structures over which ii
; prcsidc5.
My heart wa% "laddrnrd on last
Tuesday evening by tn" ~rri,;,l OF ~!
wife from Montcnglr. Sh" w;i~ sur
priscd and delighted beyond "Nprr'
sion when she viewed >N'A' " 'n'
: sirntS and wonders OF tn" MH!r"!l"H.
Fair, rs she hnl nH"rr. even in her
; widest Imagination, pictured IN, thing
so o,"ilu and gorgeous. OF rnlr~"
took hc;. to see some Of th" many sights
} in Midway plaisanc". ARD "''Hs'"A"IA%
, we ~uuli drop into Il -hnW " 'u'!'' 'itii
l,.t" rir],anu the "1.i.,hfgn1 !''liuy'
were being ,tnrr"I for ;!il Il"% "c"
worth. This greatly >hor'i"d her moi
r,,y and especially he" ">'anI-'""N
Presbyterian r,.!.:!;9"~ r.: ',i,,.'..r. h''
after assuring il, : luu~t J"..ItirI} ) 'hH
| would not reveal the fact Ia iI"l,3;r'H
ada friends and r>prriAIIE To ''b"o.
, Carothcr-, -hn ,"rHin" rrron.''I"tj and
, remarked: ''On With tIl.'I"Nr'. ''Wh'.
is to h,, will be. whether il comes t'
-; pass or not. But wien sunday came
she drew the rein tight Nnl fist. ans
would not even pay u visit to the beau
t 1iful and magnificent Lincoln Park
Dressed in her host bib and tucker
, She ioincd in the "rhUrUa as hr'
! '!good. religion" husband advised Ec'
, to do. But in justice to her | Will "a,
5 it needed no "p"2-f'r!slon.
+ THE WILD WEST SHOW.
| Like mHjori,.: of the visitors wh'
: come here | went to SIC ''i}lI"' BIZ
l Wild West and CONGRESS, uf E,oH@l
Riders of the Wor!u,' and it is trul.
= sight we'll worth seeing. II is in
tercsting and exciting from IT, Begin
0 ming to the end. Some OF the horse
: back riding, military eSolutions, shoot
! ing, stage robbin& and acrobatic feat
by Indians, Cow boys. Aranians. MeNi
$ cans. Cossacks and Others are some
I what marvellous. Wild Bill hlmsrl
: does some wonderful shooting with hi
! rife. as well as illustrating the use {
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