The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-22
Mr., Il0WELLS SEES THE FAIR.
ux ,trs IT Is TIE oREarEsr THiSe
mar EpAH CAME INTO MS Lire

-, S,x.,,.t Greatly In,prc.ssd-ChiosRo's
n.,,t ppbiic spirit-Nsw York's Lack
,,-Ir,re-.Iop- or tho Midway-The
,,ndo,,. .nd Gondoiicrs Are or Color
~. uowe,,s lieneres In Woman suE
,r,s,-Uh,cago ard New York Compared.
:, ia in one Of the handsome apartment
.,,,,,s oy,r!ocXing Central Park that Will
H., l,,a, llowels works out his idoa OF the
.s.iistIe novel and IFS possibilities There
80 beautiful rugs and good pictures and
,,o,ty Of books ia the pleasant rooms whose
,r,nJ,ws row frame In aplendi6 vistas Of
sn,umna c5.or. There IL also refreshing
sh.onrs az pertumeG prsttiness tied up with
bov,. shaded lights. swinging oenssrs. and
,hs rost OF the clutterod elegance ono stun.
Ma ov,r in the dusk Of the n odern parlor.
hnt sunshine sweeping through restful spaces,
srd comfort and elbow room everywhere.
\ Mr. Uovel!s has Just returned from the
il Columbian Fair and no Is enthusiastic con-
u corning it's wonders.
at is the greatest thing that ever came into
my life he said to THE Suns representative.
10 whose inquisltion ho cheerfullr submitted
b,s Impressions Of the Exposition. 1T gives
vsrity and value to everything. have not
heen In Greece. and my conception OF an
faulty is rather OF the grandeur Of Reno than
n, tho glory OF Greece. but this surpasses every
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' %No 7 don't think tns Fair will .f,.o. .ho
material progress Of the country in any ap-
nrsci,hls dserea. That IA great enough Al.
ready Va don't mead any momsntum in that
direction. But tho artistic influence will
without doubt be very erea.
What was most interested in' In what
beauty. After that every part had its inter.
snthropoloGcal exhibit Of which Mr.. Putnam
,, ,n maze anu 'no MawAy .ia'sanse were
extraordinarily interesting. The best repro
duction OF foreign life, it seemed to me. was
the JaysnesA vIllape and altar sasfnu thar
with its peculiar life aud Its most fascinating
DRAMA it made the rest OF the places seem
rather sboddv Ido not doubt that TIA C;.r-
man ,i,Iaaa ~. V,. w. uouos .no' vi. vi
man 'llIage' Oid vienna, and the rest were
very well reproduced. but there was a faint
OF tho monav.moking snirit about than NOT
sn,arn, =, ,,,i 'p''t ,, "oou' unem nv
pI"'eh' al the Javanese village They were
degree wba,cyer
II ~ lou. .
Is dIi!lcult to say which OF tho foreign
countries made the finest showing at the Fair.
Tho eyhihits vara s,attarad t,ni..IIv a,d II
vN'on' wore scH'tefeu Iopicsiiy' anu IL
was u'icut TO compare them: but In the
Flalsanre and among the national buildings
Germany made rather the best, display. i
vas for their honor and profit alike to outdn
the others and they are fond Of any sort Of
GIVE display Of that kind and are master
bands at it You know they constructed the
font2 used at our Colum bian celebration. and
suggestive OF floats. One thing that struck
ne as peculiar was that. while there was a
German village and an Austrian village. a ga
moan village and Irish villages. there was