New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-23
AN 1ROQUOIS PRINCESS.
v..xE.pE-wA, AN EDUCATED INDIAN
MAIDEN OF GREAT BEAUTY.
ONE or TIE MANY ATTRACTIONS Al inH
MrRc1AL FAIR on RED MEMS DAT

NrpcrAI FAIR on RED MEN D"
NEWS OF THE BOOTHS.
,.s nav at the Commercial Trav-
| 1t VIII " - ,r,bes from the council nres VI
e"e' .,. -, tho country will be present. IL.
cN's ,ohores Judge Robert T. Daniel Oh VI mn
| 20 u,u sneak 10 the palefaces' " I'll,
| sycamore George F.. Green OF p"s 90 u,,rev
! :, oros.rt. Great Junior Sycamore :" -
I " D.. No,,es will lead with the pipe OIL p.a' 30,
OF Des ,ocords Charles c. Conley OF Phii-
,,, ,.u sneak and Great Chiet OF re'
~ Durham Of Binghamton, VIII aiso i'a"- -.
,a,oss Thursday will be Pennssi'""'" "''
william f. Harrity chairman III .,. n,scs
| rho Southern darby cake walk VII, c,r
,.'.uaa,, r,cht IN the Assembly f'oo'', ~,
! ThursdaE "'S ,,yeve star colored couples VIII
Chantant and twenty-five '
compete for the cake. 81, Dv and Henry
( render. OF Bellevue Medicai .o".s ,orn IN.
| n,rmar assisted 10y represeh'a"'' ,,ors,,v
.nr, College of Dentistry. New-forA 500, and
~" College University Law oc"oo' ""N
| Columbia University. ,,,.,. T., tho large BAN
| '"' =, Madison Square Garden Is yer. ~
| ,trg and varied ore. Rich '"p.,r,.rs
,,soro backgrounds for many ",' ,.oa NOR
| =, ar,,stic ceramics. and the deioa,'' .har ~
OF Al" ,ho excellen, work OF a nu'hoe' u
well.known china painters oo'" 'n,,no 10 exceed
,, ,,,darrlazo and overglaze pa'"''"e . ,orrd
III, ,..os,,rr and additional pleasure i 49,
i's's ,or u ,s known that the spe'i''e"' W."
| 1. NJ American clay. modelled ny ,n r,ch
r,,sts and the exquisite glaze p''' ,oorated
colorins for all tune. raturay drawn and eolorsd
WIN INV and prices range from 30 ~ "coorns
can are beautiful tea services; ,rsriars and
painted ana eh. .r,,sts from almost every ncI pr,
ro,e5 art society OF America are S,snlav which
Po' ", more pieces In the porceIa'n and Jelcacy
|
t, 'o' and German porcelain p,.,nes leaves
different vars,,v and attractivey traced anu
oiorcd by American painters ''' rpmmber OF fine
cspeciaS ,""dscapes ornament the walls, anu dsco
Nnnyment OF native flowers ~ 81 winrjing of the
ra,ive purposes instincts of American ar'iss'
tho mcst interesting places in the "a'"e"
T., ,hs wicwam OF Sequah. the i"u'''
An kinds OF beautiful beadwork are sno""
COATS vests. moccasins papoose ., norm nv
,s and the original bucKsKih oo''
E,e e r,,u "a displayed with much prize
-, suggestive garment beautiiuhS oed"..
and poiuted. and trimmed with arg NM ,ooL
rcal scalp locks which the great '
from The heads OF his enemies w. ~.D.
NO money could buy this coat sa'u .,..n
W. rre,,v brght-eyed young lhd'a" '""''e
wa ,,oass when she was with the lroauois
W., rhis tribe adopted her when she 'os' "e'
-, . number of years ago. Il iiVed VII" NY
,o,hers relatives after her dea'h' sou
a,der and they brought me up MS a." '''t 1900
p,, am originally OF the Aoehah's "'oe' 1870.
u.s IN the Adirondacks. have not seen NY 60.
T., ,ue,ve wears but have learned ne - "''"e ~
!" go, an, 40 anxious TO have him know
' am in New-York have been sas ger ~, eht
papers prin, my stpr yo hGp come me to me-
"Whnt is your fathers name ana wnar 'oes Ie
do? asked the masr with her flashing black eyes
SON Gow,ng black hair and quick grace'u' "'o'e
ments. . ,,.,u,.,, Nills hut | do not know
his occupation Blu, i wan, 70 s ave him last
De-Wa cannot be more than elgn sn w,t Tr
nineteen and her fathers hs"ro w taee
nride AT the sight OF her wihso'"e law
., w nav known ms Carrie Eddy. that being my Eng
,sn na% DO you think my father her
viii see your story about me lie u oe''''''' -"
ing somewhere In brooklyn. l., .- oous,n a very
,,rnct,ve woman OF forty or forty-nVe wnose i',u
ian name is oT a'srna Warren County n T.
INV other name IL Mrs j. Fuller she SAG;
her slender fingers rapidly weaving L p.onyy trihe
a Kinds Of basket work like this you see
and the Iroquois make the bead worR, am hnn s IL
You You nas sb means OF finding her father for her
These two Indian women are AMONG vi. a.ns
~ anJ re- thoughtful and courteous IN ther
Manner They have an indian camp or oooth every
summer at coud and White Moon. both ful-booded
,ronuois are also at the wigwam ana are sp,emu,u
specimens OF the American ino'an awam vssterday
ond bought many pretty. bright baskets bead
work boxes and frames
iro, Usta the beautiful baby doll dressed by MRS
william Mckinley; Ruth Hanna the big don sem
ny ~. dr.ssed in yellow chiffon. and sent by Mrs.
Garyst A. Hobart. will be auctioned Tonight by
some weknown person