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Morris tribune., 1901-07-13
DEFEATED THE REGULARS.
Chinese Villagers Fight the Imperial
Troops.


Chinese Villagers Fight the Imperial
Troops.
New York, July IA dispatch
from Peking says:
The imperial troops under General
Lu Pen Yuen have. been defeated by
the Allied Villagers society at Atchi-
chou, 40 miles southeast of Pao Ting
Flu. The magistrate Of the district has
arrived in Picking and has asked Ii
Hung Chang to despatch 1000 rein,
forcements under Colonel Chang
from LIE Chen Flu, where there are
:S;0Q0 Shantung troops waiting the per-
7nisG'0- ~ the allies to come to Pc
r.,
The Tench, who stopped these
fTogpsi atsL oenien Flu some weeks ago,
have now agreed that they can enter
anE districts instne province of Chi Ii.
#cE .af tsAsFse 9- PROGRESSING
War Due to Politicians at Home and
Lack Of Soldiers at Front.
GN4ne1eFfSFf J5fyF The Guardian
says a rumor is current in financial
and military circles that negotiations
for peace in South Africa are progress
ing, despite the fact that' dispatches
unfavorable to such movement have
'Fecs9tlg SgaBsedt- AAs$%aen 4SREssident
Kruger and General Botha.
The paper says It is believed mat
the continuance of the war Is due, to
the actions Of the politicians at home
9, saa U.s. 81: 6ldes5 ats:eS sf aGts | q
Northwestern Flour Output.
Minneapolis, July 1.-The -four. out:
pt Kt Minneapolis last HeeR adaoEd-E
n aHo The Northwest ernk Miller wal
bIsEgs for ay ooraas l, 1iIIsl akaS IL
last year. Superior and Duluth ground
1890 barrels. With the reduced pro
duction, local mills last week +sSGfda
more than they made. There were
some that made good sales for export,
BY tne asu Or uSCn16S "a wheat.
Evening star., 1901-12-21
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. the Goth day Of December, 1901
Marie Willis Farquhar VS.. William J. T. FarQu-
har- No 221oS. Equity docket No. 51.-On mo-
tion Of the plaintiff, by Mr.. Charles Bendheim,
her solicitor. II Is ordered that the defendant,
William J. 7. Farquhar, his appearance to
be entered herein on or before the first rule day
occurring forty days after this day, otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with in of default.
The object of this suit is to secure an absolute
divorce upon the ground of adultery and wiful de-
sertiOn and abandonment Of the petitioner by the
defendant for more than two years prior to the
filing Of the petition In this cause. This order to
be published once each week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star. By the court A. B. HAGNER,
Justice. etc True copy-test: J. r. YOUNG,
Clerk, etc. By NJ. A. CLANCY. Assistant Clerk.
de21-s.3ts
Evening star., 1901-12-21

HmEWW CHASE
French and English School for Gtrla suburb ~
Mashington French the language Of the house
Nile L n Bouifeny. Prin-. Chevy Chase P. O.. Nd
Evening star., 1901-12-21

13n3i2 II NV, Sr. $1,000
i32 Maine av, 12r. 80. 90
i54 Maine ray. 6r. 1885
II + NV, 4r.......14.5O
1000 y J aY Sc. 30
18th ST. & y. Y. aV. NV.
Evening star., 1901-12-21

Fr R't-1323 1Oth. .12r. so
632 II sw. 9r.....30. 90
S0J l4th NV, 9r-.-27.J 80.
92O Chesapeake, 7r-1G.5O.
81 FentOu ne, Or. IL. 81
CANWODD & GARRETT,
de2i-3t"
Evening star., 1901-12-21
FOR SALE

Price, $4,000
two-story, Groom brick: bath: rented at
$3.50; on 18th st. n.w. bet u and Fla. ave.
B. b. WARNER COMPANY,
de2f+2t DIG r. st- NV.
Evening star., 1901-12-21
FOR LEASE.

FOR LEASE-COR. 1TTH AND NV, A FINE
large store, equipped for business; large cellar;
stable for two horses and wagons, and q seven
room and bath dwelling attached; reasonable rent
to right party. F. W. GRAHAM, 617 14th st.
NV de21-3t
Evening star., 1901-12-21
Observation-Disclosures

CAROLINE q. HARRINGTON.
6tenagrapher and Typewritsr,
Room u, Bliss Buildine
.B" IT. n.w. Telephons East -
Evening star., 1901-12-21
FOR RENT-BI MOORE X HILL. III I4TH NV.
UNFURNISIiED.

OGs HsE<- ID llNttse Z
UNFUR.
81, 400 yr...1325 M,15r&b
S2OD- 100 iStn Nv. .I5r, N
$500. e.. .916 18th, Tor. %
$50. .13e2 VT ay. 2Ur, 3b
and stable.
S15O-..-33 b NV, I7r&3b
S6S. .241O 18th, 1Ir. ba
So 1851 Mintwd pI. llr.o
So 1SsD KcnsSaW. IOrSb
$50. 1878 Harvard. IIrSb
$50. 1906 Mass aV fla t or. b
$50. .sto&dw, 800 i NV
$50 .OlT kal aT. 1ir, 3b
$50 80 -lj12 K NV .IOr. la
koO---.---lI39 =. gr&5
$50 1916 Howard ay. orb
$40. .1215 :. tap. lOr. Ia
s43..--...1323 T. Or, ba
$40 ..-1J16 5 NV. IUr. la
S42. TO- .2U22 v. IGr aba
STU
SS II4T 0fH, r-
Evening star., 1901-12-21
OFFICIAL NOTICES,

EXECUTIVE OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS on
the District OF Columbia, Washington, December
q, 1e0I.-0rdered: That the Polfcs Regulations
OF the District Of Columbia are hereby amended by
adding 60 Article thereof the following: no ps
have In possession upon any street. svenue, road
alley, park or other public space In the District Of
dangerous weapon OF any characteri Provided
however. that nothing In this section shall be q
construed az to prohibit members OF duly author.
lied military organizations from the proper Of
their guns and other equipment, a. memben cf
such organizat tons HENRY b. y. MACFAnr
LAND, JOHN w. ROSS, JOHN BIDDLE, Commls-
siones Of the District OF Columbia IL
Evening star., 1901-12-21

fOR kENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.
Or sh' d. S00' iS'n St RaTRH al W. Lee s2S00
deT-t 1406 st. NV.
sI5 NV, ST. b.. 800 1880 18th ne, srab. .1s 90
.oi me- 7Fsb 800 1853 Cap st. = 500
CALL CAL AT OFFICE FOB COMPLETE BULLETIN.
de1o-th,s,tu-tf
FOR RENT i4Ie Q NV, 1ordb. :. s2es
s. Z sRs6EE isss i.
$3.50 NV. isr; 90 90 1898 Gales 5r.. $50
1886 ne. e. er. Stables eira rear n 41si5
sds5 81 a;te. Mo sT NY NV Is 70 90 ne.s4So each
delft
re 1hE WASHINGTON LOAN AND aaaH IsSsT g. Ss.''
1859 asd st. ST. - - 4o.5ot lsos soth st. st. er 1000
1909 NV. Or .ss 50 q bet soshssl:t.
oeYsh aGs TaoMAs BRaDiEf Real Estate ccss o0
FOR RENr-CoLUMBA HEIGHTS
18th aoon B..s .sf bss as 81.
FOR RENT-BY GEO: Y. .LLINKINs,, 800 18TH So:
as2 as12,s !. NV ass 2sth GO
3 10th SG house. sr for cooreS
f. s ,s ass. sS 509 81 S
242o NJ er' sTSFHs 30 Sss rear 2olo nw.iooo
1913 Pa sy ny. fine large 1918 Pa w.sto ;sSo. 90
new store & cellar. Of 22oi NV. opp mkt.2o.oO
de5-n
FOR RENT-DEEBLE CO.. 1873 ST
1893 SSth sr&b ssSoo GO SIa M 1 LIST Sc, 6s&b: q %
7is sah srb oee as
1886 3Si0 sd NV, 1851 Scott NV .2r(coD 8. 90
stable, water OO no26f
py
Flat 2l1 NV. 4r $1d- 90 Store, 17th&K .2s 90
l1oS Oregon av 50 50 Store Sd Il Mass. 1900
oc15-tf
Fur RENT-ss6 IND. AVE; 10 ROOMS AND
bath room; newly papered and painted and thor.
oushly renovated; rent, $40 Inquire at 1919 b
1875 2ad ST. s2s so Brookland houses uses .si5 up up
THE McLAcHLEN REAL ESTATE ss I LOAN Co. g..
my2s-tf 10th and G.
slls NV. stone front. 14r;, ba.. ami. s5s.oe
lI39 st. NV. 9 rooms, bath. ami. 90
1929 1ss Ks1ssaS Kspss1s st. ,os Room. bath
S23 NV, rms. bath. newly papered. 81. 80
sso s1S lssh ST. s.w 81. N.Y. .oo%s, 81 81
&04 9Th ST. Sc, Dr. and store ~ 10
as sss esai ToGs ffsF' VINE co so. s..
III .v:lsrns,ss q sSls c.mb,ge. %
isSs s 2ss e. s.n r S. dat, g
1871 S. 3r. ba. 40 10 911 18th ne, Or .12.5O
461 Mo av, 13r. ba 80. so AS av sto rm 10. 90
se1S-u GASCH BROS. 1907 r st.
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED- .
1888 10th st. 1888 33 171O L st NV. .. 5000
1914 10th st...... .65 90 1I2S 18th st NV 80 90
lI04 L st nw...... 5000 17OS L st 5000
i706 L st $500
Also a large list Of desirable furnished houses.
FITCH FOX 4 BROWN,
cc14-H 1400 Ut. NV.
FOR RENT : A DELIGHTFUL ssToRY AND
basement press brick house St, within ~
blocks Dupont Circle; newly papered and paint.
ed; low -$37. so month; formerly rented $50
ec4-tf EARLY & HAMPTON s15 14tb st. NV
Evening star., 1901-12-21
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE
A DESIRABLE CORNER IN BUSINESS SEC
TION NORTHWEST. VICINITY OF AND 9TH
SITS. NV, can be bought at positive bargain
PRICE, S35, 900.
B. II. WARNER COMPANY,
de21-2t 916 st. NV.
Evening star., 1901-12-21
FOR sALE-HousEs.

FoR SALE
good investment-A 1rst-ciass house on Ken
to good tenants. e. w. HOLMES.
de12-n 6f7 14th st. NV.
FOR sALE-NEw HOUSE. N GOOD LOCATION
wood finish; south front. Small payment cash.
balance monthly. D. D. THOMPSON. 1885 St
de10-tf4
FOB sAIE,MgsT ILEI,, BE SOLD 70 SETTLE Az p
Franklin Park; lots 72 It. By ia 4.
no23-26t 1925 LIST Ut. NV.
FOB SALE-WELL~LOCATED HOUSE, IN VERY
desirsbis & section Of the northwest; nine rooms
ouire GEO. s. COOPER Owner. Davidson bldg.
FOR SALE-IT Is EASY
For others to claim superiority for their houses,
but q personal Investigation win convince you
that have the best houses for the price
offered In Warrington. Situated on Capitol Hin,
east front: rooms and bath; tiled Testibuie:
and bath rooms: porcelain tub; sanitary plumb
ing; marble washstands; elegant cabinet
% S .ssp asa :s a1es:ss and nd
nois-tf ID. THOMPSON. 1885 NV.
FOR SALE E-CaEAP-MoNTHLY PAYMENTs-ela
9Th It anG 65o Morris Ct nye.; rooms. bath.
aeli g. fSfa &ssER 1888 sss ss nsx eba.emen
FoR sALE-e1o E 81. NV: Low PRICE. LONG
ocs-n r. L. MOORE. l4os st.
FOR sALE-ls5O YALE ST. NV; WHITE MAR.
BILE froot; II rooms: two tiled baths: steam heat:
70 nrst-class condition. and contains all modern
PRICE ONLY SC, coo.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.
au18b Real Estate Department.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-15
IOWA NEWS ITEMS

Rockford.
o. j. Greene picked single stalk Of
the Clyde strawberry this week which
carried twenty-six berries and sixteen
blossoms.
Storm Lake.
All OF the members of vaudeville
troupe were arrested on a charge of In
decent motions in the muscle dance, but
on their promise To eliminate that tea-
ture of their entertainment of their en-
tertainment they were released.
Baxter.
The town council are contemplating
some Improvements in the streets this
season In the shape Of crossings. having
purchased 5000 feet of oak lumber for
that purpose; also two car loa1s of
gravel to use in building up approaches
: to crossings.
Waterloo.
A bold burglar entered two houses
here one night this week and secured
several articles of value. including a
woman's clothing. The police fad, on
Investigating the case, that the tracks
indicate that the man was met by a wo-
man. who undoubtedly assists the man
and helps him dispose OF MS plunder.
Dubuque.
The Iowa Iron Works bid for and has
been awarded the contract for the con-
etruction of 81 big tow boat for Nicks-
burg concern. a large force of men Is
employed at the harbor getting the boat
yard ready for work on the big tow boat
for the Allegheny company The keel,
for this boat will be laid this week and
large force of men put to work.
Williams.
When w. II. Swaney traded his fine
1888 acre farm, located six miles east OF
town, for the Tomlinson & Trotter hard
ware stock four years ago he made
big mistake. says the Wasp. He didn't
make success of the hardware bust
ness and finally traded the stock to Il. j.
Hurd for 100 acre place. two miles
east of Williams. Mr.. Swaney is a sue
cessful farmer, however, and last FRI
day he got his old home back again. II
was owned by w. A. Tomllnson, now of
Port Arthur. Tex, and Mr.. Swaney paid
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-15
Good Thing.

German Syrup is the special prescrip-
tion of DR.. A. Boschee, a celebrated
German physician. and ia Acknowledged
TO be one of the most fortunate diseov-
cries in medicine 1t quickly cures
coughs. colds and all lung troubles Of
the severest nature, removing, as it
does, the cause Of the affection and
leaving the parts in a strong and
healthy condition. i s not an expert
mental medicine, but has stood the test
of years, giving satisfaction in every
case. which its rapidly increasing sale
every season confirms. Two million bot
ties sold annually Boschee,s German
Syrup wac introduced in the United
states in 1858. and is now sold III every
town ard village III the civilized world
Three doses will relieve any ordinary
cough. Price IS cents. Get Green's prize
almanac.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-15
s1B TO Buffalo and return.

The Nickel Plate road from Chicago.
for the Pan-American expostion tick
cts on sale daily. good for leaving But
alo up TO midnight of the tenth day
from and including date of sale; also
tickets on sale daily from Chicago TO
Buffalo and return at SIG for the round
trip, with fiftevn-day limits. Including
date OF sale, Twenty -one dollars from
Chicago to Buffalo and return. good for
thirty days
on all thru tickets to points east of
Buffalo the privilege of a stop-oser at
Buffalo for ten days may be granted by
depositing tickets with the joint agent
and payment of fee of 81.
Write John Y. Callahan. general agent
III Adams street, Chicago for full par
ticulars and folders showing time Of
trains, etc
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-15
FOR SUNDAY READING.
All sorts of Opinions.
Observation-Disclosures
"RE1aIG1ousY EPIGRAMs.


"RELIGIOUS" EPIGRAMS.
John Stuart Blackie remarks that the
same spirit that al),ears in the I-itany
is apparent In the collection of cpl
grams, aphorisms and short essays col
lected under the heading of Religion
and Theology" Here are a few taken
haphazard from nearly sixty pages of
them:
All popular theology is exaggeration
crystallized into dogma"
This world is too vast to be COM
passed by any of our creeds. and too
complex to be squared by any of our
theoogies.
The creed YOU preach it suits not me;
But with one-half ! might agree:
An equal share should please you Well;
I'll take your heaven; keep you your
hell
Bitter bread requires sweet butter. 50
the Athanasian Greed, to make it pal
atable. requires music, an art which
above all others has anative power to
sweeten what is sour, koften what is
brash. and varnish what 1t rotten
II give my right hand to Protestant
ism. my left TO Romanism and my heart
to both, but my head keep to myself"
Few men are good enough for Heav-
en-
Few bad enough for hell;
What place the many Will receive,
1t puzzles me to tell. "
The efficacy OF prayer is not so much
to influence the divine counsels as to
consecrate human purposes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-15
Public Opinion on Iowa Subjects
as Reflected in the Iowa
Newspapers.
The News Of Iowa From Hun.
dreds Of Different Towns
and Communities.
LIVELY STEAMBOAT RACE.

Huntington Hawkeye.l
The Eloise left here yesterday after
noon 1.-THE l3thl at one minute after 3
o'clock, and the Sidney two minutes and
thirty seconds later. The Eloise pushed
her gangway out on the Fort Madison
levee at $3.50 o'clock, and the Sidney at
5:1I. Both boats came in from the south
yesterday morning, the Sidney landing
here first, and they remained here until
o'clock. when they We're TO start on
their return trips. few minutes be-
fore 3 Capt Shaefer of the Elose, went
on board and in accordance to his Or
ders she cast off her lines and backed
away few seconds after 3. Capt
Burke, who had been sitting ON the hur-
ricane deck of the Sidney, as soon as he
saw the little Eloise cutting loose,
sprang up, rang the bell and gave some
hurried orders. The mate shouted TO the
roustabouts and it was surprising how
quickly the remainder of the freight was
taken on board and the big packet
swung out into the stream, just two and
a half minutes after her little rival. AT
this time the little boat was we'll under
way and making tracks toward the
bridge at a rate of speed that she mas
never before exhibited. The little wheel
eeeIIleu u IdiliS ny dtiu d lolS Siodu VI
black smoke trailed out behind. AS the
Sidney swung out a dense cloud of
smoke began to issue from her tunnels,
showing that she. too, was firing up. 1t
was plainly race, the kloise having a
start of two and one-eighth minutes
The Hawkeye Immediately telephoned
Fort Madison to look out for the boats
and at 5:25 received word the Eloise had
landed there at six and one-half minutes
past 5 o'clock. and that the Sidney had
reached there ten and one-half minutes
later. the little craft having gained eight
minutes on the larger one The race Gre
ated considerable interest along the
leyee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-15
saves Two From pea,h.

our little daughter had an almost fa-
tai attack of whooping cough and bron-
ohitis" writes Mrs. w. *. Haviland. Of
Armonk. n. Y, but. when all other
remedies failed we saved her life with
DIR. Kings New Discovery. Our nisce.
who had consumption in an advanced
stage, also used this wonderful medicine
and today she is perfectly Well. Des-
perate throat and lung diseases yield 10
DR.. Kings New Discovery as to no other
medicine on earth lnfallible for coughs
and colds. Fifty-cent and 81 bottles
guaranteed by George F. Powers. Trial
bottles free
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-15
LACEY,s MIsTAKE.
Republica,..l

davenport RepubiicanJ
The Marion Register misinterprets the
Republican in relation to the activity of
Mai Lacey, congressman from the Sixth
district, in the gubernatorial campaign,
and CONSTITUTES what we said as Il threat.
Nothing of the kind was meant. What
was meant was that the majors active
participation in the campaign would
have a tendency to antagonize the con-
etituents who differ with him as to who
should be the nominee for governor. The
case would be the same with any con-
gresham. and with tho exception of
Mai Lacey and Lot Thomas none OF
them are taking any conspicuous part
in the contest. In the Second district
Capt. Rumple is taking wise course,
which meets with the entire appreciation
of his constituents. The Republican be-
lieves that Lacey and lhomas are max
ing blunders. Men holding their posi-
tons can not afford to be too partisan.
Going actively into the present cam
raign by any congressman is nothing
short of counting trouble at home
The Republican has the greatest adj
miration for Major Lacy, and hopes to
zee him represent the Sixth district IN
congress for many years to come. he
is one of the strong men of the Iowa
delegation. 1t would be matter of gem
eral regret were he to take course at
this time that would defeat him for re-
nomination.
The Republican hopes the critical ed
itor OF the Register will find this state
ment plain enough to suit him. This
paper Is not In the scalping business
but believes in treating all the candi-
dates in an honorable way. When what
we considered blunder on the part of
one of Iowa's most distinguished men,
II was pointed out in all Kindness.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-15
MRS. EDDY's BULL ON VACc1NA-

Mrs. Eddy has issued the following
letter on the subject of vaccination and
reporting contagious diseases: Rather
than quarrel over vaccination. 1 recon-
mend that. if the law demand an indi-
vidual 10 submit To this process, he
obey the law and then appeal To
the gospel TO save him from
any bad results This statement should
be 50 interpreted as to imply. on the
basis of Christian scince, to the report
ing Of contagion to the proper authori-
ties when the law so requires. When
Jesus was questioned about ebeying the
human law. he declared: Render unto
Caesar the things which are Caesars
even while You render unto God the
things which are God s. Z"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-15
MISSIONARIES AND LOOT.

u
journalistic attacks upon the mis-
sionaries in connection with the ques-
tons of loot continues in the country
We are not surprised Certain English
newspapers in Japan have always made
themselves conspicuous for anti-mis-
sionary spirit. and this loot question
Vas not likely to receive anything like
fair treatment at their hands. a Kobe
whose editor is not II erely anti-missipn-
airy, bu. also anti-Ghrisuan, unless his
repeated utterances greatly belle him.
We do not suggest that these newspa
pers which denounce the missionaries
so veheinentiy desire IL BE- unjust or
have any suspicion that they are unjust.
But we do assert that they have mani
testify taken on the color of that sec
tion Of every far eastern community
whose units, for some strange reason,
entertain an inveterate pref r
against the missionary and his wnrks
We have had an opportunity of learn
ing the facts about the loot question
from persons who had quite exceptional
opportunities of observing the whole Sc
ries Of occurrences in Pekin from first
10 last. who We're entirely unconnected
with the missionaries. and whose ac-
o.,,,t IL tba ,fYa3r at,sal,,t,.,y ,,,st
worthy Tb. eviaanee af these VIII
,iessss Il very ajmple Durin. the
trouh1as IN pa.in ;ha Rax,srs and the
snl,iia,s actinr in co,lusinn with them
demolished The honsas and destrnved
M. s,i,r,,a,.,,- ~ tho niss;ona ries ard b.4
native Christians. Many of the latter
were Slaughtered, but some 3.0oG to-
pe,her With the missionaries found n
,,fupe in m. Rrtish legation When
In. relieving forces arrived in, ,he CITY
these missionaries and nativa r,hris-
tians had ,n ha ssrt}o,,t of tf,s le,yatfon
~ eara for themselves tho s.ocL al ,,,o.
visions in the hands of the authorities
ana the accommodation ayaiiab,. in
official quarters being barely sutJioiant
for th.. troons Going then into th.. civ
tho mtssinrari.s and chr;stfans rn,nd
themselves sheitcrless and s,3naIess
Their houses we're in ruins their b,.-
Ionsines stolen or DESTROYED and they
,yar,. absolutely without means al sub
sIstanca
IN .be otber hand thay far,a ,bat
the residences Of the otticIaIs al ~ b,,sa
hands ,hsy h,d suffered MT, sn,;,a,f,l,
u.,a standina intact and n5,,s,in.3
stores ar furniture and c,othes which
.eontd he used nj once or turned into
money fur the nurnose of b,yinc fn,a
what course Was To he adont..a unaar
such circumstances WIN anvone mo.
tap,t ,ba, ne n,,ssionaries and native
CHRISTIANS should have deliheratfsly
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-15
RICHARD WATSON
GlLDER's INSCRIPTIONS.

The Pen of the Gifted Editor Gives y
FinfshinE Touch to the Exposition.
He Proclaims a Prophecy and Proc
nOunces q Denediction.
When the people of the two Amer
icas visit the Exposition city just erect
ed by the great waters Of the North"
many will recognize the style Of Rich
ard Watson Glider in the classic and
poetic inscriptions which adorn Its
PropylTa, Stadium. bridges, palaces
and temples. The Exposition was PEE
culiarly fortunate In persuading the
scholarly editor OF The Century to put
the finishing touch on the artistic mas
terpiecc. Those who read the legends
Will feel that their author is n man who
has upheld tie IDEAS oe Liberty aud
Justice" md Who throughout n i1l.,,r.-
Gus life row IN its prime has Lecn
faithful to tho things that are c.c.-
nal one WHO .'ilas never stunned the
dust an! sweat OF the contest and on
whose brow" already Falls the cool
shade of the olive" and res.s the wreath
of the yictor's laurel
INSCRIPTIONS F'oR THE PROplL.4lA,