Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-06

on" anu satin gowns worn
os me pet!es of Manila. lace mantillas,
emoro:dered and lace handkerch!efs
a',u Noa'iS, necklaces. bracelets and
other jewelry.
hi'eiectual Projects have not been
forgotten. There are books on all sub
Je'.S' printed in Manila, school music.
!icicuihS piece dedicated to Aguin-
100. among the art products are
shell horn and wood carvings
n reminder of the Spanish govern
neHt IS TO be found in the collection of
postage stamps. coins and paper
money, tax receipts, proclamations
etc.
mere are also Spanish guns and
"thrr weapons. Alongside of thes, are
many curious native weapons captured
ny our troops, armor made of huf-
iain hide. spears. knives and hnlos.
h""s and arrows. and. most singular
"i AT cannon made of wood wound
with wire.
ne exhibit is supplemented bv sew
efai hundred mounted photographs
t"i"red pictures of flowers and plants
and Il small collection of animals.
NJ the hawaiian village may be soon
ne car"us matched roofs which fbc n,
uNts wear Tor clo.acS; also their music.
, M,ir" $3.50 : nlronenn. may be heard and
~" may ne seen. For the rule still
nous 'tnt the most faScinaling charac-
.. o. any countr% is is dane ny Il
- ttildtkab.e. too. how much alike are
the national dances OF peoples widely
senaratcd and having no relationship one
TO another The most interesting dance
20 ur seen III the whole Midway is the
NlnsIItSG, III The hcllt mt.
called the silver dance, or the stick dance
f-ach cancer carries Il short stick uud
NE manner Of a sing .cStick exercise. ana
IN th!S. us wen as in the dau,in. The,
sii,." rrnafAabie agility and accurIc>.
li y Is IN any degree educational "a
real buildings in Nuremberg. then or;
Nuremberg must be educational in some
bart # its effect. and, if it is so. then
doubtless fair Japan ana Venice in Amer
lea so. too. Bat if a strict ciasSiliCa.
lion were 10 he ATTEMPTED all of tbrs,
Would seem to belong rather to the por-
ment.
1t cannot he supposed that a cycIorimi,.
view OF Jerusalem on the day OF thu cru
clliXion is intended 10 be in any WA en-
tef'ainlH"- ana u must. the r"f0r". ne sup
posed to be instructive. II is effective.
designed aud dispia we'd. and is as naiHinr
rs cycIoram1s usually are t. any att,nr1t
to discover just what is burnt M ard wiiat
IS painted There are two other cycln-
ramas on" representing the Battle ~
Missionary Ridge and on" showing the
great volcanic lake of Hawaii Tire lat-
IcH Is lNtcrrS ing as illustrating to the
nco"le Of The United States wnat a won
dcrlul sheet of fire they have annexed
Anybody who was trmN bent upon in
Structi"n c"Ild doubtless md some in
R"stnch rNr..h::iGn Of trained animals.
h''t II is 10 ic feared that the average
VISITOR to u uenaccric does not know
much mote zoology when IL. comes away
10 1T ytH.NFnr lt,tS
saving. however. that every visitor viii
not feel paid for going. The ostrich farm
next door must be set down among the
instructive shows. because. however i'm
tCrcstinC il Is. il makes no attempt to be
amusing. II might be, Ii the same man
could he found who superintcnd,d the CS-
delivered an Illustrated lecture Oh the ma
lure ana habits of the birds with uroil-
ness almost worthy of Art-mIs Ward.
i'it there * "A Young man tA"rc who will
toll You what Toi want I" know of the
characters ana necessities Of big and lit
Tie oStriohes, in a matter OF fact way.
The .ldsS factory and The California
gold min" form. in some sense. q class h.
themselves The former was not ready
10 open when the present writer LAST
!"wed tho Midway. and II will therefore
have to yt.tit for a later description. The
colorado gold mine is n working model
which reminds one of The Straahurg
clock. The men VINO are at work in the
mine are about two inches tall. and the
proportion. But everything goes On Just
ms il would in Il real mine. Cars run
along tracks and are raised and low"re
by elevators buckets move up and Il 1wn
shafts AMI slide off To the stamp mill
where ,h' stamps bob IN and down
crushing the ore.
II is hard to tell Just whether the re-
production uf the Johnston flood is in
tended /" hc amusing ar Instructive 1t
is certaimiy strange subject to choose
fo- the tightening OF heavy hours. It's
chief interest Is III Illustrating the eff cts
which a ,l"ycr scenic artist can produce
with a f,W theatrical mo"hanisms AID
lights.
one exhibition ruust certainly ~ re-
car,led rs purely instructive" The infant
incubatorS cannot possibly he supposed
to amusc. But they d" demons rate TO
many who never dreamed OF such things
before how faith ullY and with what care
ami delcacN science has gone to work to
save tn" lives Of many babies which.
without such AID would never live to
knew their right hands from their lr--.
Nor must the mistak" h" made Of sup
posing that what is accomplished IS
ncrciy the saving az tn" lie "id nat the
health Of u child who would aIwaEA rs
weak ~ best. II is not that at ~ Inc
care winch these babies here receive
merely takes them safely through a pc
Rod Were without it tn" most Of them
would die Tho critical STAG" once ia seq
thew grow Ia h" as larG" and as healthy
rs an babies. Statistics show int en- !,
Il quarter Of these babies would i've
wi, holi the inc,Ihators. The incub1tors
save thrcc-utlartCrs of them. ASK the
| doctor in charge whether they VIII grow
up strong and prove worth saFin', ana
he replies: ,,. .o
both babies of the sort that come here
| =! think that il is worth while to try to
save them. New York Tribune,
| There is no need for visitors 10 the ran
| American to buy luncheon. or even din-
ncr in the course of their VISITS 10 tn''
| grounds. carrying lunch from inc OUT
| side is an equally useless eXtraTaeanc'.
The mana cement. with the assistahc: o.
| two dozen cnterprising manufacturers OF
| food sup; lies, has provided LOT free MEAS
| If :, satisfactory and novel kind. lncy
have for some reason neglected to adVcr-
] tisp this Don for visitors who have To bp
| ecouomic:ll and nnc-tcnths OF the peo-
| M. who visit the exposition 40 not know
| nr lis possibilities. so the caterers VINO
| have ACQUIRED concessions will probably
| IT remained for New York FOUNDER
| n work ont the Pan American free
| lunch system He lived through several
| ueriods of financial embarrassment pS
working up an elaborate free lunch route
] in the city and. although he now com
| mands a second floor front suite IN INC
| best hotel wherever ne goes. me rou'c Il
| the cxDosition appealed to him IN va,
| that was not to be resisted ferHa'S At
| was, Eecause the women who wait oil nun
| prv sipht-scers arc very pretty. re M
| prcrared an elaborate bill OF iare, WIFI VIM,