The evening world., 1894-05-01
suit, mounted on his big gray Percheron
stallion, and waving a small nag.
of Peace I'm Line,

suit, mounted on his big gray P%ercheron
stallion, and waving a small nag
Goddess of Pence I'm Line,
Next was a creamy white prancing
circus steeu, bearing the feature OF the
the role of The Goddess OF Peace; She
is a slender, really. handsome girl OF
seventeen years, with long golden mar
drifting down her back. She wore q
pure white riding habit. which streamcd
after her as the tall horse on which she
had been perched pranced to the muse
of the band. Her head was covered ny
a little rimless blue cap, and she shad-
ed her face with a tiny parasol. Alto
gether, she was a picture or such un,su-
greeted the unexpected appearance all
The Goddess OF Peace was followed
by Oklahoma Sam, the cowboy, on an
other big stallion. Then came Roy Kirk,
and three other marshals; Thatcher,
the bugler, rode next, emitting trequGht
lowed by u big mapping American nag,
carried by a staiwart tumnon"eaIrf.
Next the Commonweal army bhhi OF SIX
pieces, mostly bass drum ana Cynbais,
pounding determinedly In an attempt at
Marching Through Georgia.
~ The Coxey Family.
The banner, with a portrait of Carl
Browne and the legend; He is risen,
but death to interest on bonds. was
borne after n light buggy decorated
with flags. drawn by two black. horses,
In which sat Gen. CoXey himself, beside
Mrs. Coxey, n rather handsome woman
in a tan-colored tailor-made gown, shad-
ing with a parasol the white-robed IN
FAINT, "Lgar Tender CoNey, aged two
Then, marching two by two, came the
regular OF the army. Before
each Commune WIS IA co .nmissary wagon.
urawn by two Percherons. the wagon
daubed on Its white canvas cover. with
weird aiiesorical Illustrations Of the
Course Of National Banks"
Small flags f%iuttered In the hands OF the
marshals, wno galloped alonside; the men
bore then white peace flags, and sym;
wonderfully made. were sprinkled along
Finally a long, weird shrek Of the
Commune. From the city OF Brotherly
Love came also a Goddess OF Peace.
Her Identity was hidden. She was an
other unknown
An unknown Goddess.
A heavy brown wagon horse selected
for his doeility carried her. She was a
Of eighteen, draped in the stars. and
Stripes with not inartistic effect, a gilt
star flashing from her blue turban, and
Her escortswas the leader OF the Phila-
d~elphians, Christopher Columbus Jones,
a'small, dried-up old man with long gray
beard, a shabby jacket and a RULED
ancient beaver hat.
adhh'. tdl ytl yuat uat alyut aipiupjtup
Jones was perched high OF the back OF
q governing coal-black stallion. to which
he chung desperately with terror imaged
In his face. Behind him was his secre-
tary. Clinton. also on IA black horse. q
tail, slim man with another diiapidated
III hat. an American flag and a bear
which indicated that the destinies OF the
nation rested on his shoulders. After
him was dragged a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
white bull cog. wearing a waroori
blanket. labelled Coxey. TIA sixty PnilI7
~delphlans' dragging their cart brought up
the rear. Most OF the men carried tin
cups or canteens strapped over their
shoulders.
Along the roadside through the woods
were groups OF uniformed veterans from
Handsome carriages lined the road. and
n of them contained Congressman
sibley, Of Pennsylvapla,, himself u
Greehbacker like Coxey, with lbs fam
March on Country Roads.
The first mile OF the march lay up hill
road. from whose sides knots OF curious
country people with a few arrivals from
the city watched the procession. From
Mount Pleasant to the Capitol Grounds
the men marched between rows of peo-
pie. three deep. drawn to the scene by
Idle curiosity. About 400 wealers were
Al Intervals the crowd cheered the
sliR-sarbed Marshal Brown. scatter
ed among the followers of the army
were about a score of official represent
atives Of labor organizations of various
from New. York. PhHadeiphia. Baiti.,
more. Chicago and other cities.
The men marched two abreast.
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