The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-06-11
GOVERNOR MAKERS
lContinned from lnst week. !

wv - AAAANVAL ANAAAAASANhj
CONTINUED from last week.)
II will he remembered that the
Hooking and Ohio Valley EditOra
Association were emerging from
the terrible cOncussion OF passing
through the dividing line between
Kentucky and Tennessee, and wax
ing up into something different
That something different was
"scrabbynaugh" or some such a
name as that; suffice IL to say that
it was different. There was rare
ness of the atmosphere that was
perceptible. The Mammoth Cave
had been passed and its hollowness
forgotten. Scrabbynaugh Is an au.
Hillary to forgetfulness. Atlength
however, the time card remarked
that the white city OF the Dixie
land was approaching. The royal
party had hardly expected that the
southern metropolis would ap
proach to meet them, but such was
the case, and as the palace train
rolled in.o its sacred confines at
night fall, the grand centennial
loomed up with her electric.trim-
med mansions, bringing back to
the observer the one expression,
"Oh, there again Ia the great
Worlds Fair"
The royal party was met by
committee OF the craft, and escort.
ed to the Price College Hotel
through the streets Of crowding
southerners, eager to catch a gliInp.
50 Of Baron Rosep baum, of Jerusa.
lem, whom they had heard by tele.
gram was accompanying the royal
party OF the north. However the
baron needed not their inquiring
gaze, hut plowed ahead through
the middle of the street carrying
his own trunk. lest, rs before men.
toned, he should become shift
less" Prices College Hotel IL a
beautiful structure and the general
manager, Mr.. g. N. Engle extend.
ed to the royal party a hearty wei:
come and courteous treatment. All
the breakfast hour in the dawn Of
a new day, 1t was fully demonstrat.
ed what the "college" portion of the |
name determined. The royal party
In modest bearing were zcalously |
breaking their fast, when the sweet |
tones ofa silver bell stole softly
through the repast confines, and
there entered the great door most
'harming young lady. AS was the
.ustom Of the race OF Baron Rosen-
'aum and Herr Most WetzIer, OF
he royal party, they arose from
he festal board and bid obeisancc
y the entering vision Of beauty,
'ut there followed another vision,
md another, and another until an
hundred beautiful young ladies had
'aptured the confines OF the festal
bamber. The most courteous
lobles of our party sprung their
'beisance so rapidly that they soon
wore it out, and sank paralyzed to
heir seats. Said one to the other
With fastened breath, "must be a
emale cemetery" The other re-
lied in short and successive pants,
alas, too true, and the corpses are
ut on parade"
BY the next day, the royal party |
aving fully recovered from such
succession Of shocks, were feel
ng in gleeful mood. A street car
'as captured and ordered to the
grounds, the Street Rail.
'ay Company being grateful that
he rails were not swiped for SOU
enirs. The great southern fair
resents magnificent appearsn nee.
is beautiful white city builded q
n the historic grounds once soaked :
18th blood of federal and confeder. q
to alike in the battle of willie.
here Union Cavalry charged ac-
oss the level ground and from the
ills behind, cannon pounded the "
lardin pike while Thomas and u
lood str0ve for the mastery.
ow the stars and stripes float
yer new scene, illustrative Of the p
rts of peace and happiness. Here q
ow the veteran of the G.. A. r..
nd the remnants OF the Grey's
rigades camp again, though In all L
nifty. The site is the old West u
I'D park, where Tennessee thor v
ighbreds were wont to show their
ices. All the exterior walls of IT,
slaces are of cement, white as Y
arble. 1t lays on agently rolling ="
ain of more than 200 acres, dotted y
ith groves Of splendid trees and
rec miniature lakes. On ono side
this plain Ia the City of Nash al