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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-19
A KING ON THE STEEL.

oVVV FeoPIe Attehu INC skhtfng ChrnIval
at Redbsnk. n. J.-Donoghue's Feat.
REDBANK, N. j., Jan. 19.-The skating
carnival of the North Shrewsbury Ice
Yacht Club yesterday was attended by
5000 people.
Howard Mosher OF Storm King, N. Y.
won the 440 yards skating race in 40 sec
onds and the one mile race in 3.l2.
Joseph f. Donoghue, NJ. A. c., New
York, won the two mile race.
His time for the first and second miles,
viz: Minis. SO SECS, and 6 Minis. 1-5 sec
onds, breaks the American record.
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FOR S4LE-MISCELL4NEOU US.


NOR SALE-LARGE LOT CARPETS. MISFITS
II and secondhand; also all grades lace curtains
at very low prices. Address Ala, News Office.
Ilq-16t
I,OR SALE - FIRST-CLASs MILK ROUTE.
II nearly two hundred quarts. Address B-li
News Office. 1927
NOR SALEM WARREN X, l. FIRST-CLASS
II Hardware Store, with stock and fixtures COM
plete. owner going west, must sell. Address C-l5
New office. ilg-I2t
l,oR sALE-LIvERY STABLE IN GOOD LoCA-
II tion; complete Outnt OF no-ses. SleiChs ana
Carriages price right IL bought at once. Address
ID 10, News ONCE. j1p.it
NOR SALE-CANOPY TOP HU NTING WAGON
Il in good ORDER also one Lawrence Carryal
good as new. Cheap for cash. Address Bis, News
Office. tlg-it
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Prof walkers Boxing Contest.

The following will appear at Prof
Walkers boxing contest at the Paw
tucket Sanitary Gymnasium on the even
ing OF Jan. "a: Johnnie Griffin. Jack
Rudderham, Martin Flaherty, Barney
Hubbard, jack Harlin, GusWfllett, W. s.
Edwards, Ed Moore, Henry Mccarthy,
James Conners and William Tally.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-19
The EImwood Club. Tournament

There was plenty Of excitement in last
nights game in the Elmwood Clubs
bowling tournament, AS the tournament
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-19

continues he practice gives the players
more skill and the contests become more
interesting. Last night, teams 1 and
PLAYED. The scorer
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. w. A. GREENLEAF.
DENTIST.
235 westm inster ST.. Providence. r.. 7.

Marriage aud Funeral Notices, one insertion
50c.: each additional Insertion, I5c.
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RHODE ISLAND NArIoNAL nANK.

AZ the annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
this bank held Tuesday. Jan. 10. 1893 the follow
tnc-namcd gentlemen we're electe Directors for
=. Sprague. VIM, r. Nicholson, John McAuslan.
VIM. a. Ieete, Chas Fletcher. 7. A Chase job n
n. Gladding, Julius H. Preston and Chas. Warren
Lippitt Alta meeting 0f the Directors held Jan
10 samuel =. Sprague was lected President; Earl
Philip Mason, Vice fesld nt aud
4. A. CHASE, Cashier.
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HERREsHOFF'S.

Commodore Morgan and Mr.. Iselin Visit
Bristol
G mmodore Moran aud Mr.. Iselin were
at Bristol yesterday afternoon. They
were at the Herreshoffs' for two hours.
The two stayed in Bristol to-day, and a
contract was probably signed.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
Three lines under this heading 10 cents.
no IET~FRoNT ROOM, BOARD If DESIRED,
with pryssts s 1 fanlg; h terms reasonable, 20
ID oMs TO ET-lbi CLIFFORD ST.. 2 FUR
III nisned rooms In private family, tal7-f
h71 BROAD sT.-RooMs SINGLE OR EN-
l suite with board references required
FOR USES.
EoR sALE-A LODGING HOUSE. A BAR
- gains also smart little restaurant. Inquire a.
L,oR sALE-IN EAST PROVIDENCE. GOOD
Il two-family hous In good location; price away
down DIS News Office tlg-llt
LoR SALE -oN BUTLER AVENUE. ELEGANT
9S m poreot @ eendos @ s bs o
very low II bought at once. Address ow6SaEh
News office. tan0-dt
no YOU wANT TO BUY FINE NEW 2x
~ story house on Pacific St, nttle money down.
And only $4,000 in all VIII do IT, Address Pacific.
L with improye9eats also one tenemsnt 70 o1t rent
near Dexter Training Ground. Address Dsi9.
EoR sALE-Two FAMILY HOUSES WITH Lot
Il % 80 feet on Gardiner street House well
rented and Ia uerfect order. barg iin as an N
yestment. address G-ei News once. jlg-l2t
NICE sEvEN-RooM COTTAGE, TEN MIN
quick with $1,000 and It your. Address Cottage,
------ W. = 49,.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Sc SllO BUYS A NICE COSY COTTAGE OF
P-,cOO seven rooms bathroom. gas eto., In
East Providence, near street cars. Address E-l9.
News once Jani9-i1t
A GREAT NvEsTMENT-IMPRovED REAL
Building Address k2Is. News once. jip.t
1WosE LOTS AT ADBURNDALE-HAvE YOU
l. seen themf Nearly forty houses built in nine
soon as the snow E i on For particulars SddTe's
Branch 2. News Onlce. jl9-3t
CHALL YOU BUILD IN THE SPRING THE
sDo., Arnold DSnrs. fam FLAT EdcEood' on OF ths
can you buy as good lots for as little money. Now
is the time 70 Duy. Address Arnold, News once.
lls-let
COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT IN EAST PRovI-
y denc4 very cheap II sold this week. Cali and
inquire, or address F-2l. News ONCE. tl9-5t
EoR sALE-GooD LOTS WITHIN. EASY DIS
Send your address 70 Bex G-22, News Office:
lI9-l5t
EoR sALE-EXCELLENT STOCK FARM OF
etc. PHfSEAs A. coNLEY. OAK Lawn. i r. /. 'n''
HOMES HOMES, HOMES. IS MINUTES RIDE
houses lots or both easy terms; beautiful situa-
ton. A-6. News ofice nl6-u
LNOR SALE-LOrS IN THE FINEST SUBURB
II OF this city for dwelling poses wide streets
and avenues, now being curbed rawtuxet water
and gas; electric cars pass six times an hour; fine
sS IN e CT g not os @ eSs 70 this @ bag
~ once. For Iaticulars. prices, etc, address Cs,
News office. nl6-u
L'oR SALE-SoME OF THE FINEST HOUSE
Il lots at the North End Of the city. at-what
price do YOU think1 Only s22 20 t35. and only g. q
month 10 pay at that, VINO wouldn't own a house
lot Z Only a few horse cars left; Jump quick.
Address E-l0 News ONCE nl6-tf
VoUNG MAN-tl0 SECURES A LOT SURE TO
be a goot. safe investment OF Sprague Home.
stead Plat 325 OF the 400 are sold. and you must
n -ou get el15 and ti50 each.
RAND liz 20 Wevhosset :, myi7-tf
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MARRIED.

NOLTE-WUITr-Int this city 18th inst. by the
Rev sumner Y. Shearman OF 81. Johns Church,
Jamaica lain. assisted by the Rev. Joseph III
Hobbs OF Providence, Evelyn TAYLOR WHITE
10 GEORGE HENRY NOLTE. both OF Boston.
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TIE NETHERLANDS.

Tho Dutch committee IN connection with the
Women's Department of the Chicago Exposition
having completed their task, the collection wac
sent TO Chicago on January - 1t consists OF
a display of Dutch women's handiwork. Reports
in Dutch text with English translation concern
ing the part taken BY the women Of Holland IN
music, the stage, public instruction, philanthropy.
foreign and home missions, literature, ETC., bound
In seven portfolios by the girls Of the Amsterdam
Industrial School, the cover OF the portfolios
being gray, with the Dutch flag engraved thereon.
have been sent together with the reports of fifty
two benevolent societies Forty works OF Dutch
female writer's will form part OF the lntcrna-
tiona Womcn'S Library at Chicago. The Hon.
Samuel K. Mayer. United States Minister 10
Holland, writes me az follows
The space accorded to the Netherlands Is likely to
be all ccuped AZ well that allotted to the Dutch
colonies. There viii also be creditable exhibit OF
Dutch art. Mr. Me>dag Is spccia commissioner for
this department. ard i dcyong his efforts to sccur'
ing the best possible results in this direction. lie
hopes 20 lave example" Of the best schools OF art IN
TIT. country represented. Tie Government has made
small appropriate In aid OF the Industrial de-
rar,mch,s and 1t +, being urged to do but the
fac. tLat FOR many years IL has declined 10 appr0-
pirate money for such purposes stands In the way
OF It's co!Eg any:..ln; very liberal IN this regard.
The invitation Of President Harrison Is the only one
| the Dutch Government has accepted officially for
| long time. and su>pcc il does not like TO display
too great activity lh'rIl'y. fearing to emphasize
| it, discrimination IN our favor The Legation las
| brought to bear it, best Influences to promote tns
OF the Exposition in its relation to the Neither
| lands.
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much to increase Russian interest In the Columbian
Exposition.
OTHER COUNTRIES.

OIHEK lOCNlRlLo
Mr. I. B. Sanborn writes me from Atnens' aS
follows, concerning the Greek exhibits:
The best I have heard OF yet are some fine casts
from statues reefs OF old scupors. here and at
OLYMPIA, O. which casts have been made. some OF
them for the first time. which will be exhibited IN
Chicago and then sold In the country somewhere
The Government Is very poor, and TINS VIII shor'en
the list OF articles sent But no doubt the ufeeH
merchants will send something.
learn from Italy that, though that country
has not had much space allotted to 1t, what \!
has will be we'll filled. The Italian artisus WIZ
make good display. Artistic manufactures.
Venetian glassware, Florentine mosaics, nces. IN
laid iuIntae etc. S % Vatican Tt has also sent an
As far az / have been able to hear, Portugal
will do little. II anything. at Cnicaeo, 'nou I,,
some Portuguese artists may send canvases Dut
most encouraging reports come from Austria dho
Turkey x.,,ow,
from Bcrne:
AS far as know only two branches Of Swiss
Industry OF importance Will Gc exhibited at the World
Fair namely watches and watch materials WIN a,,
O. watches and wood carvings. which branch OF
Industry viii receive special attention and great
granted a considerable subvenlion to exhibtrss.
There may be- some other articles sent 10 ue fa'r
but they ure not OF sufficient Importance 10 cai LOT
mention"
Concerning Spain's part at Chicago, Mr.. Herbert
w Bowen, United States Consul at Barcelona
writes me:
The Cataans. who !nhabt the four no sf,n
rroyince, Of spain and who control ore MIN cl
Tor ,rud. and commerce, much interested III
the Chicago Exposition. and have taken suSa Steps
IA urn nects ,ary TO send thither an eAlot 'ua'
vii, convey nm ndco,at. idea Of their energy, en-,
;erpri,e and taste Furthermore The municipality OF
Earcelona which Is the metropolis OF Ca'ao,i n
."ns 10 proceed TO Chicago and make report on
such new idea, and inventions as may be useiul
TO the Spanish people -
Minister Terrell and Consul George w. R0ose-
welt. of Brussels both inform me that the le!aian
Commission is active, so that good eXhlnit iroli
belgium NAV BE- confidently expected The pre-,
liminary catalogue, issued at the beginning OF
! February. shows that in the industrial section
! alone there are over Two hundred exhibitors com
hiGi's are the product Of scores Of varied handi
"raf,s. The feminine section will he Attractive.
| '"' THEODORE STANTON.
| Resident Commissioner III France
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4 TIP 10 TIE PACIFIC COAoI.
THE REV. J. W. CHADWICK TO GO As THE A"r>A
or THE UNITARIAN ASSOCIATION.

THE REV ! W CHADWICK TO 60 AS HE N"'A
or THE UNITARIAN ASSOCIATION.
Tho Pow John W. Chadwick preached In the oecond
1.r,,,ron Church In Brooklyn yesterday mornhg ior
tbc las, time before setting out on TWO "o''", wy
TO the Pacific coast. lie goes AS tue reP'
=, IN. American Unitarian Association, ana II Is HIS
,,,o,,iop to vi, and preach In all the Nm'a'i"''
h,,rch,s In the Far West. Mr.. GREENWICH has "'N'
visited that part OF the country, ana Is '".'''p'""s
b Measure from his Journey although IL Is not
,,ju,rilv a pleasure trip. and he Mill BE- niue" oo'
cun,,d during the whole time OF his apa nee ioH'
uroollvn He will be accompanied 10y Ills Vic
rh, VII leave Brooklyn tomorrow. and VIII hrSt
m,l. a brief stop In Chicago. lhrh thrS VIII p
, +, u, nver arriving there on Thursday 'N'ilhe'
:, u.nv,r Mr. Chadwick Is TO lecture on eitN'r ~
ar mr. saturday evening. and next sunday ne VIII
,.h +, that city, In Unity Church. from whoJ INV
p,v samuel A. Eliot f. about to come 10 broohlN "
a.. the pnstor OF the Church OF 'he SaNiou'' W.,
Cbsdvics has a lecture date In Colorado springs carry
nov, week. and on the following sunday ne VIII ~
in salt Lake City, where he VIII lecture. 10 WIN "
,ro,cb He expects to arrive In san Francisco OH
,,,, ~ His plans after that time are not fully
,,,,d About April IL he will attend Unitarian
oor,or,uce I'm santa Barbara where he Is 10 dci'er
the oprning SERMON lie Will preach In san fraesoo'
ca,,,nd Portland, seattle. Spokane ana heieha U"
the sundays In April and TIE early part Vi -iN'
and T., due 10 preach in All Souls Church IN thichgo
on May II. lie eApc's W o' IA ~ ~
again May IS. ..,,
There was a large congregation present YESTERDAY
| meaning Mr. Chadwcks theme was "Our Name
and Place and lis sermon WIS devoted 10 coi1s'ue'
n,,o, ~ the Unitarian opportunity lie contended
| ,h,t the work Of the Unitarian body was III no wise
,ss,ued by the fact that liberal ideas had penetrated
all IN. otter churches. and that lis opportunity Tor
usef,, work at pr, sent greater than at any Time
In the past. -,
| Durinr Mr. Chadwick's absence his pulpit IN BrooR
- tu ho tlcd hy the following ministers: Francis
r,v,nv Dr. Robert Colycr. Frederick A: lllnchl.y.
| d ~ Morchousc. Edward Hale, g. H. badsef' ";
] savage Grindall Reynolds and HOBART CiarAe' anu
| Rabbi GO'thell. ,,,,,,..., ,,,,,,
Mr. Chadwick's Grafton on George william Surus:
delivered before TIE llroohlyn Institute on ieor v.
Il soon 20 be published In III" BLACK ana Wn ~
serie, OF iiaiper & Pros in uniform style Win uic
Grafton OF Mr.. Curtis on james Russell Lowrl' 40 40
| Uyer.d lust year previous b"iore MS 10,
nsr,,,r, 'Mr Chadwick will finish reading TIE Email
| proof, of his address.
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cacerncss 1t Is entitled My Acquaintance VII"
abraham Lincoln" Mr.. Conant first got 10 MO"
Lincoln while painting his portrait, between 'he 'ne
of nj, election and MS Inauguration. Naturally ne
arti,, heard much from his lips which IL VIII Ne
,ou n nrcs.ryc None OF the material OF the artlce
has ever been printed before In any form.
The hcadl1rcc Of Mr.. Commits contribution VIII We
r.producton Of the portrait which he painted Oh
Lincoln. Thi, likeness has never before peeh en-
gravcd. II /, given herewith. llc'ures VI '.,
Win b.ardl,,s face are uncommon. IL Is re'a'eu
chen, h.forc he took the oath Of Office he was IN 'he
midst Of a crowd of people who were ANXIOUS ,,9 10
.how their admiration of him. niue Gnu nv, ~, "u'
,""b, nm to him and he lifted 1t uD ana kSsea u.
,n I,. one, face perhaps prickeu by MS s"I,
,r"v,h of beard. and it said: "Why ooht YOU "'
Iour whi,kcrs grow - ,or,od tho sup.
sWr Lincoln th" story goes on, adop'ed w H., SUI,
restioa and people now always 'Ai"h vi MN "
bearded .,ox -, vol ne an artist
hn,ing written two books. IN" Ncnaeoios., W w
Wi..",,ri Valley" and footprints OF Vanished Races
I'm the Mississippi valley
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GREAT BRITAIN.

Sir Henry T. Wood. Secretary OF ,'c "Ds -
chic,co Commission, writes me as follows ''o'"
London: r,,., soction will
,1 1, The Manufacturers building. ana nmohs
a., Goods shown there the display Of pottery VIII We
,no mos, cons pcu6us. Nearly all the hadhs r"e'',
no,ters will be represented. There Is "'N I'm
'how Of textiles principally woollens. linen a'u 'n"
.r, cheucol industries are fully represented pS INC
,.ad,ng British firms in this department oi Sh'i'iu
and birmingham goods there. In the Liberal al -
nenar,mep, there typical collections OF e'"'a''o
.,r. hv The London school Board. and the Science
and Art Department the Photographic cxmD'S WIZ
Ia a leading feature here. Machinery VIII No' po
50 good rs in most previous British sec.on' .'ou
,here will I've s5mc fine Steam engines ana moueri'c
displov OF textile and miscellaneous machinery.
In the Mines Department there Will De very
complete collection OF economic minerals ana Fpc''
on. NJ me,allurgical products. There VIII DC no
ricu,,ural machinery but very full display OF food
nroduc,s The collection OF pictures promises 10 be
extremely good, few, any. Of the best known Briah
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knacks OF artistic stamp Among tho more prominent
Danish codsmiihs represented AT Chicago may be men
toned the names OF V. Christesen. A. Nicholson ana
the two firms OF Hertz.
Before concluding this short account Of the Danish
exhibits at Chicago II may BE- mentioned That the
arrangement OF section nrusted to the society
OF Arts al Copenhagen. which has taken an active
part In several exhibitions both at home and abroad
The present president /, Mr. G. Nicholson, cweller to
His Majesty the King Of Denmark and he is also chair
man OF the Royal Danish Chicago Committee. II Will
thus be seen that II Is the most prominent members
OF Danish art and industry VINO called upon when
ever Denmark Is asked participate In an exhibition.
The consequence that the arrangements are always
tasteful and correct.
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.., 1ro.,o,, ,.>hInr under the supervision OF
=, C.n,,,lo Krau,z. commissioner general AMY
-,.l hv n Noothi.rs End ". ll"'|"l. an" ny
N por.rl,llu for the fre arts. ana NJ Lam
,I.rr;ouo for the colonial exhibit. VIII D. i'rk'
I ,c.ll..r, \ few words CONCERNING wv" II
,I.,o t,,,,ca o. the French exhibit
MN. Koechlin-SclwaIz, president OF '"'
,..nc, Pod Cross. Informs me that her Ho''''N'
,t., embrace. in il, membership some "I ''''
,a.dir, lodi., o. France, viii soma l'''''S''''-
uoc,ions 10 the General c\limt an" '" Va"
Woman's Building. ,.1
Th, Ministry of Public destruction has pr'Pa'''
I'LL lut couprchcn>iv" "Nlhpl'. n>'9'''7
,,,,rIv ~ statistics, textbooks ana "N''""''
raror. which gives an exact idea oi We pin
condition Of the three srand "lN''l'"' -
secondary and univcrsity-of cnu'a'loh i"
on.. -, ,hc most curious exhibits from FRANCE
,;u no that devoted TO historic son'.''''' W
,y.r for independence, which Ii o'ipS
.ono,bor from the Paris museums anu pr'v"' wv,
,oo,iors he NJ Lucicn Faucou, the "e''-Nho" "
archa"oloel'' A. Committee of
" I.cmoinc, secretary OF the 'oui''i'Vo VI
TRANSFORMATION. writes me .o
uost Of the branches In our divls'oh VIII :"
son,ed and carrlag" building 'hc "ios' '"P'''''
>, III, mako n hrilnnt slow. Two OF our very o'S'
HI. WIN I'm ,oce,hcr send over more than a score
| u1ars
" n,o,.s NJ various Minds. The inins'i'S 'o"
na,d with carriage building will also S"ha
=, ,hdr work. Vclodpcdcs of all hhu'' S'''m
n,o.s and stable ixings are Included III NV cA"''
ta,loon exhibit will also he made
NJ Do,poucb the engineer of the Eastern h"'
1 Of France gives me the following notes con
a,s,irc fine electrical and lighthouse cAii'''
| lie writes M
ri, rrench Telegraph Department VIII S'"'
! a,,clv important and complete 'AI'o''.
M - ,er a thousand square yards VI sp"''
| VIZ ,hor things II will embrace very iil''r'''
.'''''r motive collection Of all tclcsr"phc az
! ''e ,nc. the invention Of the system We'""'''
,h the signal tHegraphv OF 'hhPP.' ''" lit,
WI" -" INSTRUMENTS Of Casclll. Meyer ana Ar"'
-, and canning down TO The very h'"'s' '"'r'
| ,,hop there will be SERVES vi 'P .,
".o .,no cables from the start down i" '
VI =, a.. I'm addition various e"clnc"' n,s''
"'" am, Inventions OF private concerns wiz :,
nm" , will complete this Government eAH''a,
S""" w. - administration will occupy some ~"
Inc "t"'" y, sn,ce and will display some o' u
/ a,, tvpcs Of bcaconlieh'S P''"' .,in,
NV so ., tneir rotating system ana Inc .''', '"'
ro,y.r Of their lights. protector VIII u, 'ma,nc
po" ~. ,ov.rs Of the Transportation h"''''''s
Tho Paris publishers and great printing 'o"r
~ IL = collective exhibit an eptohr' VI '"'
,orre and superb display which filled ,he no',"I ,a
- -, .ho socond floor of the Liberal AIS I"'ac'
=: ,oso The exhibit Of the Natioha' INV"
Omco nrcnared by its learned director NJ HUN
no,io will be especially notable
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CLOSING THEIR REVIVAL SERVICES.

Interesting services held AZ the "i'e'. o''c'
Methods, Episcopal Church last night to marx ue eios
~ s.,ps OF pro,acted meetings which have been he'd
during the last two months The services were opened
with prayer by the pastor the lev j. IL. stansoury'
After singing by the choir addresses nom the PLATFORM
,,, n.,d. bv the following: $. W. Bowen. Richard
noo,e. w X p.yton and Waldo L. Smith Fettreteh
A H. Brummel who presided spoke Of the religious
ovement downtown and congratulated the church on lis
af,v new members who eprest some Of the results oil
the recent revival. The seventysc'en anniversary 81
tina church Will b. celebrated In May.
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GERMANY.


Vo,r Al Warmth the German Imperial Com
missioner General, writes as follows:
A. far as Germany is conccrntd nhe e',N ,a,
serve and opposition concerning our participation
in the Chicago Exhibition was overcome Io"e w.
and IN many instances this hostile feeling haS e'
Place to one OF sympathy and eh'husias"'' " -.
now be stated that Germany viii he represe"''u "
nearly all branches In very respeetao'c ""''
the number Of exhibitors surprising 4ooo' r''u''
far better than could have been tAIcc'eu rum ~
outlook M tho start 1t may be saleiy s'"'e"'
further lint the German cAblht VIII be strong ot
only as regards numbers. out that It's character VIII
be worthy OF our position in The worid oi ''""'
and industry. l.,
Immediately after my return from 'm'"so III
the autumn Of 1901 The oreailnauo" WIS 49,
On account Of the extent Of the German Emp''
and OF n. cr.t variety OF its Industrial productions
NY first tasx WAS to try and influence pupi'C
opinion In sucl, Il manner that the ie'ohie ce""
Of our Industry should hcccme convinced 'A,
was TO tie Interest OF the in'errsuora' r''"''o'''
u the two countries that Germany shou'u P'"'
Bate in This Exposition Gradually these views DC
an to get the upper hand even among peiSoh'
Who hitherto Lad shown an uhiriehn' '''e w.
ward the American enterprises. pretending party
must De admitted. With much reasoh-'ha, ''
had not to expect any direct bcneht ny gun.
Chicago. III many cases n feeling VI paw"
Influenced some not 10 shrink back from inc "'"''
expenses entalled by fnterhh'loh"' oo'' :
this kind TIE probability that great num'er u
visitors msv b. cxpec,ed at Chicago. particularly IRON
Mexico Central and south America, IRON the Ah''''s
from China japan and Australia. thus maAihe " pos
sibe for Germany TO obtain new fields iof 'fac' "u'
strongly the spread Of favorable views eo"oe''
Ing the Fair
Germany. like the other leading nations OF E",oP,
having decided to erect Government ouH"'"s -
characteristic STYLE many hands are at preseh. oa
nQaOc< IL ett1tcf
TO form the seat OF the Imperial German Co""','
Sion during the Exposition. Unfortunately ~
Quarantine which was declared In consequence u y.
cholera during the months Of september anu "