The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-07-21


| with that commissioner from Paraguay, that it
| would prove boomerang The knowledge he
has gained OF international law. on account Of
this episode, has caused his transfer to the
! street of many nations, Midway Plaisance.
Colorado entertains her visitors at noon
with daily musical program furnished by
the Dudley Buck Glee club. It's we'll worth
taking time to listen to.
lis said that the richest gold nina in the
world is situated. away up in Alaska. You
will find their varied exhibit of minerals,
| woods, earth products, fur, ETC., in the north
west corner Of the government building.
Ladies will be interested on account Of the
| fine showing made in fuIs.
Mrs Palmer has something like $1,000 due
her as salary, and she proposes to take this
money and purchase the Isabella quarter dol
lar pieces from the government, then sell the
coins for ST each which they will readily bring
as souvenirs and with this money let the news
boys and poor children have days outing at
the fair.
Music and all that pertains thereto was the
topic of discussion in the memorial art palace
last week, and many noted both at home and
abroad in musical circles contributed their
share towards making the exercises entertain
ing. Nor was man alone in this great congress
for our women folk were not one whit be-
hind with their brilliant ideas
Perhaps the 4th Of July will, after the
smoke of the battle has cleared away, be rec
koned as one of the great days of this fair, il
not its red letter day. With 323,oOo people
within the gates OF the White City, music,
both vocal and instrumental on every hand
pyrotechnics which would be hard to match
and electric lights and fountains each playing
their pait, will 90 far towards mvrking this as
an epoch in this wonderful exposition. 1t IS
easy to " rite about what crowd 325,OOO peo-
pie make, but one has no conception OF what
that means till he is one of them.
California did the g. acious act in rendering g
| a reception last week, to Mrs. Madge NJ.
! Wagner, the author of "Liberty Bell
The children in Their building have been
| ,akins trips to Japan, Norway, and across oul
own country, through the course of illustrated
lectures given by men and women who devote
heir time to that work. The youngsters (and
| in fact the older ones) were highly entertain
| ed.
| The art ea!leres--n the Aus ri ans sec
tion contain very many masterpieces paint
| ed by Americans. If this exhibit accomplish
es nothing else, than to show the people what
| we can do at home it will have done its work
Both Venezuela and Costa Rica made
everybody, welcome at the receptions given
at the opening of their buildings and exhibits
last week. OF course that sweet, low limpid
music came in for large share of favorable
COMMENT and this mingled with the soft voice.
of those from the southern climes, made tht
occasion all the more memorable.
Russia's showing ut the fair is magnihcen
each and every department., and it goes Il
show what friendly feeling she entertain
for the United States. 1t is too bad, however
that those military offers who were havin!
such good time, were recalled just at tn
buildng of the festivitiesies. One would hav
Ithoueh. the ,r could have spared this hand
full of men for a few mouths.
Ifyou get worn cut and fatigued just try
few rounds on the moving sidewalk whic
makes loop around the long pier.
The concerts given by the Cincinnati ban
h ave provad a drawing card, and they hav'
been ri,g, ed for the season,
B,loi,s is now going on to determine D.
..npular ballot what flower shall be designated
1 81 hio -0n
known as the Cosmos seems to take the lead
aud as it is said to grow in all climes it meet
| with much favor.