The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-06-28

and was done by woman from Cinc;nna-
ii. A pair of hand-paiuted lace curtains
are worthy OF mention; also, the display
OF lace from the earliest time down TO the
the present. The exhibit OF the training
school for nurses was so complete and
noYel that one hated to leaye ii. Here
you Will see the model cooking school.
Also, the Headquarters for all The different
societies Organized and carried on by
women. If you thought you saw beau,i.
tul needle work and hand.painted China
In the other buildings, you will think il
stands Tor nothing when you see it here.
The French have, think, The finest ex-
hibit of its kind. In two large show
cases they have dolls dressed, represent
ing the royal costumes from the fifth CEN
tury down to tie present day. Just across
from this is modern French reception
room with all tue appointments, Il lady
represented as receiving n caller. with a
servant in the rear receiving tray and Il
little girl presenting the caller bunch OF
flowers, showing us how they receive IN
Paris.
The foreign buildings were not many of
them completed when we were there. but
the state buildings were, and they seem so
home-like and restlul that one hates TO
leave comfortable rocker on the porch
to go out among the crowd. The Kansas
building was noticeable Tor the display of
stuffed animals from the state museum.
Also, miniature train of cars bound for
the west. Iowa had representation of
the state capitol, made entirely of glass
tilled with seeds and grain.
Ii you want 10 see something grand, 10
to the New York building; If you want to
sec the most beautiful, go to the Pennsyl-
yania; but If you are tired or homesick.
go to the Ohio building, for here is the
best place to rest on the grounds.
Time and space will not permit us to
say much about the agricultural and hor
ticultural buildings. Much that you see
here you see in the different state exhibits.
In the horticultural building you must
not fail TO go through the crystal cave,
nor to see the miniature capitol dome in
white cape flowers.
The Midway Plaisance, or the Mid.
way" for short, reminds one of the side
shows to big circus without the Eaudy
banners afloat. II extends from the
worlds fair grounds TO Washington park
and contains eighty acres. 1t costs you
nothing to walk along the wide boulevard
after you once enter the grounds, but to
get into all the places along the way will
take from 10 to so cents each. II you 20
to everything, you can spend probably IS
$40. 1t costs you nothing, however, to
walk along lis streets and watch the
strange people come and 60. These for.
eigners are great curiosity, aud seeing
them Is next to taking a trip around the
world. Near the western entrance YOU
see the great Ferris wheel. This Is $50
feet high and when completed you can
get into coach resembling railway car
and ride through the air. These cars are
80 hung on the wheel that they will at all
times be right side up. Hagenbecks wild
beast show is well worth the extra 80 cts.
charged you to enter and SEE all kinds OF
wild animals Lying in perfect harmony
and peace In the same cage. Ii has taken
years Of training TO teach them not 10
quarrel.
Miss Lilly adwarf elephant, is a great at
traction. Total height 35 inches; weight
100 lbs. A clothing firm Of Chicago has
presented her with large trunk 10 which
she can travel After going around below
and seeing the animals, you 90 up stairs
and are given u good seat which oyerlooks
the arena. This is about fifty feet in di.
ameter and is completely shut In with
iron bars to keep the spectators from be.
ing hurt or damaged a, anything the wild
beasts might do. The band plays; an el.
ephani, TWO ponies aud two boar hounds
come into the ring. One pony puts his
fore feet on the elephant aud each animal
In turn put HIS fore feel on one In trout