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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
While bla.au, demagognes weary the ears of

While blatant demagogues weary the ears OF
rational beings with appeals to the god Of war
80 appear in ali his might and bring about the
destruction of the United Kingdom OF Great
Britain and Ireland the government Of that ma
fion is making active preparation for a suitable
display of its peoples products at the World 8
Columbian exposition; rather an extraordinary
proceeding II the relations between this coun-
try and the realm OF Her Majesty Queen Vic
foria are rs badly strained a few individuals
would have Us believe. From q careful state
msnt recently made by Sic Henry Truman
IA seen that the English government has in
vested $300, 900 in Its exhibit This amount
though is less than third Of the
total sum which viii be speu. upon the
British section Of the great display, for there
are to be about 500 exhibitors who viii
average fully 81 GOO each, thus bringing the
total up 10 at least 81 100, 0Oe. This e1pen-
diture does not include the SUNS which will
be spent by the colonies Of which Canada,
Australia and India will be the more promi-
nent. The space occupied by the mother
Country and the colonies is TO be more than
$40 600 square feet. and the royal commission
f. satisfied that every inch of il will be util-
lied and bcautiied. From present indications
II would seem as though The strong feature of
Bri,ain's exhibit will be found in the building
devoted to the fine arts. Sir Frederick Leigh
ton. president Of the Royal Academy, is super
intending the selection. and is doing his ut
most TO have every living English artist and
sculptor of renOwn represented by
~ least one production. And the collection
will be more than ordinarily interesting because
IL comes from private galleries. the regulations
OF the national collections forbidding contribu-
hons to outside exhibitions. The countless
Americans who have visited Europe are familiar
with the works Of art there displayed, and so,
to lesser extent, is the reading but stay-at-
home pubic. but the many magnificent speci-
mems Of artistic genius purchased by individ-
nails are to be generally visible Sor the first
time ct Chicago. In the lines of manufactures,
traEspoi tstion. agriculture and machinery the
''old country" will be fully represented. the
only weakness now aPprehended being in ma
ehinery and textile fabrics-lines Of British
industry affected seriously by the tariff. But
there will be locomotives and carriages suffi-
Gent for comparative purposes. while the dis
play of bicycles and tricycles is to eclipse, il
possible. the best that American manufacturers
are doing. English women are not going to be
OutdOne. for energetic committee. headed
by the Princess Christian, is preparing an ex-
hibit that promises to be especially interesting.
Whatever Ii being done by our Transatlantic
cousins is being well DONE Perhaps they i'm
sgine their products superior to ours. but they
are wiling to compete and should be heartily
welcomed. The ties that bind together the
greatest of monarehies and the greatest of re-
publics should be strengthened and not shaken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
Nav ARRIVALS Ii MISSES DER.

White Indi. Linon ouimpes. tucked yoke. full
sleeves. collar and cuffs finished with embroidered
edge. Sizes TO IL years.
-"5. IS and 5oc.-
Navy Blue Atwood Flannel Refers. slashed hack,
brass buttons. collar finished with anchors sisy.4
to L. years.
-Sl25-
Navy Blue An-wool Flannel Suits. full shirred
waist. yoke and girdie Of white braid fun bishop
sleeves cuffs Of braid.
size' 10 IL a.
Price. $500 s5a IS $3.50 10 $500 s5
Ai-woOl Presses for school wear. tan and blue
mixed effects neatly trimmed with velvet and braid
Size. sos lo-1e-14.
Price. $500 $500
Cd 81 hufl A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

good deal Of excitement might be saved il
Hawaii and Kansas could be made to trade
places on the map.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

There is something wrong with state Of
affairs under which whenever the mercury
starts for zero the price of coal sets out for
ninety in the shade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

1t is earnestly hoped that the weather is not
gong into training for Fourth of March
thaw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

The elaborate preliminary arrangements for
prize fights make il clear that financial condi-
lions are more important than physical condi-
tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

With reference 20 his. cabinet Mr.. Cleveland
evidently proposes to be the first to say Il told
you So il II Is possible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

Congress may gaze on the Kansas legislature
and give the same kind of thanks that the Phar-
isee did concerning his neighbor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

Since the departure of ST. Valentine the post
man finds his burden greatly reduced in sishs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
MEs's Pairs.
BOYS Lone PAsrs.

Here's batch where there are only
one or two pairs in each lot left.
Half the regular price has been
forsaken for the selling sake:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

A figure Of speech-the lecturers compensa-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
EXCELLENT VALUES These.

- dozen Ladies' Muslin Gowns pointed yoke. collar
and cuffs of colored cbambrsy finished with colored
embroidery. full rufie down front.
-sl.H5.-
30 doz en- Lawn Aprons. three styles-plsin hem and
tucks broad satin stripes with hemstiichng be,ween
hem and deep border Of eight stripes above.
-25c.-
cd floor. 10Th st. bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
SHOOTING STARS.

They had Kansas OF time in the House
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

Kansas politics may give rise to a new dra-
matte school to be called farce-tragedy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

Oh. Springs very tickle miss,
As coming we behold her.
One day she filings sunny kiss.
Then turns US the cold shoulder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

|0)A[L|E
~ ] YZIE&
DREss Goops. SILKS. &c.

DREss OooDs. SILKS. &c
The styles bright and novel Each yard i.
marked at a price which will insure your trade
ONE-DAY PRICES on SILKS.
2iinch wide Crepe de Chimes bought espe cally for
dresses FOR the INAUGURAL BALL. color.. rose.
old rose. light blue and lavender.
75c. Is regular price
4Sc. 10 Saturdays price.
24-inch chanseab!e effects. Striped Tane,as. for
trimming and waists
81 is regular price.
e. 90 is Saturdays price
New designs In Printed India Silks-24 inches vide
IS cents regular price.
60 CENTS SATURDAYS price.
Designs confined exclusively to us in Prin ted India
silks
ell Oois regular price.
9ic. is Saturdays price.
2oinch Printed India silks in beautiful figures and
pin stripes
62I5c. is regular price.
soc. is Saturdays price.
The new Dress Goods will interest you specis
values at 1oc. to 1928 yard.
GlovEs.
oNE-DAY PRICES ON OUR NEW
SPRING IMPORTATION. AT THE REG
ULAR PRICES THERE ARE NO BET
TER GLOVES MANUFACTURED. THE
SPECIAL oNE-DAY PRICE is TO IN
TRoDUCE THE NEW ARRIVALS TO
YOU. ALL SHADES ARE NEW. ALL
GLOVES ARE FITTED AND GUAR
NTEED
4-but.on or shook Kid Gloves 81 is regular
price S9c is Saturdays price.
4-bntton or SHOOK Gloves. "Baum's Peerless 4"
l..pU IL ia
sbutton Suede Mousquetaires. sI.ss is regular
price. 81. 6sis Saturdays price
CLoAks AND Su1rs.
COLUMBUS cAPEs.
EMPIRE CAPEs.
NEW. JACKETS.
EToN SUITS,
BLAZER SUITS.
PRICES AND STYLES THAT PLEASE.
ONEDAYPRICEs FOR ToMoRRowoN
NEW SPRING GARMENTS THAT
SHOULD INDUCE YOU TO GIVE OUR
STOCK AN EXAMINATION. TRY
THEM on AND BUY THEM LATER IF
YOU SEE FIT. But AT ANY RATE
COME IN AND LOOK AT THEM
with narrow braid. colors black. navy and tan. The
price Of this garment win be s5.0o-and leader at
ton.
cne-dav price tomorrow. A.
onal, extra long, trimmed with long ribbon bows
SO oois regular prise
LADIES' Black Chevio. Cloth jackets. lap seams. new
share sleeve, satin lined throughout correct spging
length.
s!.50is regular price.
&6 9o is tomorrow's price.
Ladies' Tam Cloth E.on Suits. perfectly plain tailor
made. extremely stylish
&C. as Is tomorrow's price,
Misses, Tan Cloth Jackets watteau and strap back,
empire sleeves.
$50 is regular price.
81 30 Is toInorrow's price.
Children's Tan Checked Cloth Refers Sizes to
SO. % is regular price.
80 is tomorrow's price.
FLowEas.
IT is LITTLE EARLY FOR YOU TO
BUY A SPRING HAT-BUT YOUR WIN
TER ONE CAN BE MADE BRIGHT AND
EFFECTIVE BY JUDICIoUs USE OF
A BUNCH OF FLOWERS WE HAvEA
PROPULSION OF THEM AND PUT
ONE-DAY PRICES ON THEM FOR TO-
MORROW
Jscque. Pink Yellow Rose Buds with
aSs: Jscqne; Pink Yellow fuiii Blown ~ '1'''.
SOC Jscque. PINK or Yellow Full blown '1le-
Roses or Buds. In bunch. with
75e: SIX and Velvet Roses in ali the new
Soc Veivet ' Vioiet.. dozen in bunch. osc
75e LARGE bunch Of Misnone;ie Sc
Forget Me- Nots. pink or blue 9 dozen in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
NEW IMPORTED GLOVES.

Just in-Ladies' @ button length Mousquetaire b.
arritz Gloyes-peArls with black stitching. OF
bloods with without embroidery. modes tans.
gray. navy blue and black.
-sl.OO palr-
Ladies' i-button Real Kid Gloves large light or
smoked pearl buttons. OK bloois navy blue green.
tan. mode Lavender and pearl embroidered In white.
black or self-color
-sl.50p pair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
OuR RELIABILITY Is RECOGNIZED.

"FAsso"o or 'Pansy" cOrsets are acknowledged the
best hand-psde French corsets produeed The
agency is given only to the leading corsetiere of each
city. Thus the Washington agency Is at the Pslais
Royal. Prices range from q. rs to s35 pair
''P. D." and &C. p" are also famous makes Of
French corsets and YOU will find here the only really
perfect collection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
WoopwAEp AND LorHaor.
ioTH. nrH AND rsrs. \. W.
Hon Arr NOVELTIES
liz Woo1 AxD Six AND Wool
SPRING Cow P.rrrRxs

FROM ue IMPERIAL capital Of f.shion--P.ri.--on
spes'aI display To-Day and tomorrow Recherche crs
A''ohs Tor carriAse. street. Visiting and Evening
Costume Beng our own direct importation On.
s'S'es are etolus've-nO two alik.ana cannc, posi-
eiS be duplicated These distinguished thing. never
'Afry ions-s-e them tomorrow.
''''''''''''''''''''''....' ~ .iosh 81 aas.b
The 1910 BOOKS OF NEssRs u. LorHRoPA
CO. The weh-kno~n Boston publishers. ADVERTISED
yesterday. should have read. Regular Price. Of,
now SSe. Instead Of NOW a5e~ Its raly usce.-
sary to sag they a bargain a, 3se.
Our TRAVELLING PARTY" ny II. T. Fdav
i've volumes in set. Regularly. $500 Are 40.
Sl5oset
''THE FLORENCE STORIES. +" by Jscob a,ss,,.
SIX volumes in set. Regularly. co o. Nov 81 20
set.
Messrs. d LOthrop L Co are CLOSING on, their r.
tail stock. We very aayAntageousy secured sootly
por'ion-henee the rare prices.
basement. 18th 81; bldsD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

II have CRATE future before me-" said the
grocer who was purchasing nutmegs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

II came pwetty near losing my life yester-
day." said Willie Washington. "Cable-car al
most wan ovah me-"
That was dreadful"
but what the gripman said was worse.
told him didn't heah him wing the bell, and
he said he didn't wondah at it, il he was ex-
pected TO wing the bell loudah than this suit OF
clothes he'd thwow up his position"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
TEE LATEST Is Bath TowrLs

cAsHs PATENT ROUGH" OR '.TAPE-
TOWEL. more durable than the Turkish To~si ana
q better absorbent.
Cream. 81. oo-white. 81 ~
hSor - elasb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
CoRsErs IL STOCK.

Fasso corsets. styles q
T. r. Cofsets styles. 81
r. d. Corsets. styles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
Thomsons Corsets, styles. Observation-Disclosures. %
]. b. Corsets. styles. IA
Sonnette Corsets. style IL
DR.. Warmers corsets. styles. is
T. D. Cofsets. "a
W. ID. Sorsets' ~
French Woven Corsets. styles. Is
Empire Corsets. styles. 9
H. o. Corsets, styles 10
Equestrienne Corsets. styles. l2
Evening corsets. styies
Physical Culture Corsets styles................. 4
Comfort Corsets, styles .-..................... 5
Abdominal Corsets. styles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Ferris Corset Waists. styles. ~
Misses Corsets styles IL
chdren's Waists. styles. 10
Total number Of styles ......... $50
eS-since We alter and repair corsets bought here
free of charge YOU will understand that We are as
anxious you that you shall be perfectly ftted-a
Corset not absolutely perfect fitting requires a.
terGtions aad repairs.
With an experienced corsetere. with skilled work
people. with proper fitting rooms with stock includ-
ing styles suited figure actually deformed
should we not be able to properly fit you:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
WI HAVE
HE "EuprRE~ CoRsrr.

companion TO. and the only proper corset 10 wear
with. the Empire gown. A corset hitter viii
make any necessary alteration.
special lot Of 81 c." French Corsets. cream.
white and gray extra long waist two side steels en-
broidered busts.
SO 90 pair
Usually e. IS.
soor O., rorl ..iau n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
FoR THIS WEEK OS,.r.

Recognizing thar the Best frsnch corsets are ex-
pensvs corseere has pleasure in introducing the
following, which for shape and durability compare
favorably with the French models The Introductory
prices are for this week only.
&c. fer the 81 "P R." Corset for 1898. Made
OF fast black lasting ard dr.b eoussl French shape
and horn bone. Medium and extra long waists
CCc. for the 81 so "A Ia p. d. " Corset for 1893
These corsess were made for the paiais Royal by the
makers of the p. d. corsess. They come i'm black
white and drab; short. medium and long waists
Neither retailer gain mach than
glory The object is to supply corset Of the shape
and wear Of the p D.. and at what ID called pop
Giar price
Ol.OO for the 81 rs "a ID Venus" Corset for
1888 Modelled after the famous French corset which
b aptly named Vssss. The A II Venus comes in
black. ecru. white. pink. blue.
% for the $3.50 Marie Antoinette" corsst for
1885, with the long taperns wai, and short hip sitter
the most approved Paris ssyle- Black and white
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

"Ah, he said dehghtedly. Il see you have
my latest book of poems with you"
"ies." she replied; II keep it here"
''Indeed?''
You see" she went on. ''the color Of the
cover harInonizesrso beautifully with the fur
nishings Of the room
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
IL BOYS DEPARTMENT

IL BOYS DEPARTMENT
We are wedding out" Winter Clothing. Some rare
bargains if the size you want is here.
A small lot Of Handsome Brown Refers. trimmed
with wide braid and large buttons. Small sizes.
Were SC 90. Now ss 75.-
small 10: Of Indigo Blue Chnchills Reefers- Small
sizes.
Were s5Ta- Now 81 ID
A small lot Of overcoats
We're $3.50 Now Is oo.-
Asmall lot Of Navy Blue Rsefers. large sisss
Were o. 90 Now 81 70
AsmAll lot OF Fancy Caps for small boys.
Were s5c.. Ell 50. e. and g.. 90 Now $50
BOYS SHIRT WAISTS
In vast quantities. which mean low prices Of oourss
Nicely Laundersd Percale Waist. choice patterns
and colorings, guaranteed to IT. Sizes to Is yssn
-3se--
300 dozen Hiehrrsde Mothers Friend" Waists
just in-ours exclusively
SIS. soc. and 81
Third door 10th st. bu ndins)
Ir MAKES No Norsr-
THE CAPITOL" SEWING MACHINE.
--slso-
Including full set Of stischnsnts aud nve-yeAr
guarantee. See IL in operation
fsseooa noos 10Th st. buldinS.l
CANDY DEPARTMENT In BssemenA
EXHIBITION "EEYsToNE~ BEATER and
ZONE MINUTE COFFEE POT. NTH floor. iish
ST. building Try cup Of coffee and piece Of cake.
DIR. JAEGER UxpERwEAR ut 20 per cent -
nst prices
WoopwAnD & LorHao,
iorn. ilTH AND y sra NM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
Six FRoxrs.

To be with Elton Jackets blazers &c. slacs sf-
fects. plain surAhs and the latest plaids
-sl.OO.
An unusual value. They were bought very low and
are priced accordingly.
Center TablesD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

THE LATEST IN WINDSOR TIES.
including Persian effects stripes plsids polka dots.
checks and plain colors.
-oG-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

A PoLITICIaN' LAMENT.
Oh, what is the use
OF q rise in your station,
With pound of abuse
To an ounce of ovation?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
CHl1pREs,s SHORT PANTS.

just now you'll find plenty of pat
terms that'll suit you-and they'll fit
that's 4 certainty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
THREE
[ T e M S

Will call for special attention at
CHILDS and McDERMID'S To-
MORROW SataTday-BARGAIN
DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
New Plans Ok Foor.

If you haven't been in our Shoe
Department recently you'll hardly
know it.--We've got things more
handy than ever.--We're counting on
selling you that next pair Of Shoes
We live and learn - and experience
POINTED out an Improvement or two
and we've made 'em.--Tou gain by
it-because it raises the Qualities-and
lowers the prices. The best Shoes
for all feet-are ckeapsst HERE.
SAKs AND COMPANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

No other honse DoKs-EvER DID
or EVER WILL sell such STER-
LING QUALITIES OF such LOW
PRICES a. We quote.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-06-17
FOR THE EAGLE.
A COLLATION. of News from
All Over the World.
A Feast Of Political, Commercial and Gen.
eraI Intelligence, Thoroughly Slfted
for Eagle Readers.
He Did Kill Himself

Banker schaffner, of Chicago, ended his
life in the lake after ALL His body was
hooked by Charles Richter who was fishing
Wednesday afternoon. He secured the as
sistance of two men. They dragged the
body ashore, and came to the conclusion
at once, having seen the pictures of the
banker in the newspapers, that they had
solved the mystery of schaffner's disap-
pearance This meant much to the friends
and relatives of the banker. who were be-
ing swayed from theory TO theory day
after day by conflicting rumors.
1t meant much to the old fisher
man, too, for $500, the reward "Old
Bismarck" as he is called, is entitled to,
will be a godsend to him. as he has been
barely able to exc out livelihood by fish
ing. Julius Rosenthal, Schaffner's brother
in-law, without hesitation identified the
body as that of the missing banker Doc
uments in the pockes of the dead man
placed the Identification beyond doubt. A
rope and stone were tied to his neck
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-06-17
-
Biz Slump in Wheat.

On the Chicago Board of Trade Thurs
lay July wheat reached So cents, an un-
paralleled price. 1t was 35s cents per
bushel lower than ever before known on
the board Its fall in reaching this point
was, according to our correspondent, rapid
enough to satisfy the most greedy bear.
Great excitement PREVAILED upon Change.
Ihe first sales of July wheat when
the comparatively cool lot Of
dealers entered the pit, were at
from 66A cents to as high as G. cents, and
everything appeared calm and peaceful
some of the anxious, care worn traders
began to relax the gloom on their coun-
tenances, and some we're even to be seen
INDUCING in their usual prankS That
lasted until they heard that prices were
tumbling in Minneapolis. where it
was said, some grain elevator COM
Danies had failed. Even that
was turned into a joke for a min
ute or two for in answer to an inquiry
Dne of the regular jokers said that it was
he elevator at the Manufactures Building
at the Fair which he had heard was away
up with a big crowd in it. Matters soon
became too serious for testing however. IS
the crowd became excited and rushed to
sell out their wheat before it went down to
zero. From 67 cents it rolled downward
antil, in an hour from the opening. July
wheat was worth only 65A cents In Min
neapolis at the same time it was worth
only 5694 cents.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-06-17
AWFUL DEED OF A MOTHER.
She Kills Four of Her Children and Her
self While Insane.

She Kills Four of Her Children and Her
self While Insane.
Mrs Philip Kerch, the wife CT a we'll to-
do farmer near Pleasant Hill, W. Va, MUIR
dered four Of her children and then COM
mitted suicide Mr.. and Mrs Kerch had
eight children, the oldest of whom, Mollie,
was seventeen years old. For some time
Mrs. Kerch had been melancholy and fire.
quently said that she was afraid she would
die and leave her children. She seemed to
be in good health, however, except that
she sometimes complained OF a trouble in
her side. Two of the children were poi
soned and two thrown into the we'll Mrs.
Kerch made a desperate attempt to take
the lives of four other children. but Mollie
interfered in time to save them. When
the husband arrived at home he found his
wife and four children lifeless.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-06-17
ARE GIVEN OFFICES.
administrative and Consular Places Dis
trIbuted by Cleveland.

Administrative and Consular Places Dis
tributed by Cleveland.
The President has made the following
appointments:
William g. Crawford Of Louisiana, to be
Deputy Auditor of the Treasury for the Post
office Department; Rodolphus o. Randall OF
Alabama, to be Collector of Internal Revenue
for the District of Alabama; Charles +. Cor
man of Rhode Island. TO be Attorney of the
United States for the District of Rhode Island
Norbone T. n. Robinson of Louisiana, to be
Assistant Solicitor of the Treasury.
Peter II. Pernot of Indianapolis Ind; Josh
ua Hutchins, of Athens Ca, and Glenn Y. Rog-
ers of Indian Territory to be appraisers of the
value of houses, lands, or improvements occu-
pied by intruders or unauthorized persons
within the Cherokee outlet, under the provis-
ions of the act of Congress, approved March },
1898.
To be consuls of the United States:
Warner S. Kinkead of Kentucky, at South
Hampton. Eng; Norfieet Harris of Alabama,
at Leeds Eng; Lucien J. Walker of Alabama,
at Cork, Ireland; Marcellus l.. Davis of Arkan-
sas, at Trinidad, West Indies; Lars S. Requa
of Iowa, at Rotterdam, The Netherlands; Ed
ward Downes of Connecticut, at Amsterdam,
The Netherlands.
Daniel W. hIaratta of North Dakota 20 be
Consul-General of the United States at Mel
bourne, Australia
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-06-17

was only incidental, however. The pri-
mary object was to celebrate Columbus in
true 1eutonic fashion. Germans took pos
session of the World Fair grounds and sig
nalized the day. the year and the century.
The grand parade of G, rman societies, it is
believed. was the most impressive pageant
ever given by Germans in America Carl
Schurz was one of the sreakers, and Ger
mauy's Minister at Washington, Baron Won
Hollenben. Commissioner Wermuth, and
Harry Ruben9 also spoke in German. while
Gov. Altgeld and Mayer Carter H. Harri-
son made addresses in English