Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-06-17

Al'D. ls ~ does net cost you quite tnat
much to pee them all but You can
blow in what you like and if you feel
liberal you can separate yourself from
your money as rapidly as in any place
in fhe country unless you go in for
establishing libaries. They are
largely the5same attractions as At the
Worlds Fair at Chicago, except they
have improved ID the art of charg ing.
There are a few good things, like
Hagenb nbeck's Animal Show, number /
Iof panoramic scenic Illusions, the
naval display in which miniature war
vessels have an encounter on the high
seas with land batteries and other
vessels, and which is all very realisti-
lcally done. Last night we had ban !
qnets in the Irish Village, as the
guests Of the Pike Press Managar.
Hes1s clever fellow and afterH I'll
dead headed US all through as many
ofsthe Pix sttrsctions ais We could
get around to seeSin one night.
We saw things from the Galveston
I Hood Hood to the place where Oliental laa-
les hold forth for dancing and in
which the gentlemanly barker as
sufed us that Alice Roosevelt had
Remained '1 for two hours, which was
probably more or less true. The
dances are much the same as formerly
except that the ladies Of this enlight-
ened age who do them wear more
cothing than they did at Chicago.
Thus perfect ladies may attend and
not blush any more than they feel
Ike DUNG. I guess it must be all
right for We had Bob Burdette and
his wife at the head Of our aggrega-
tion. and as Bob isa preacher it lent
enough b moral tone to the gang to save
Us all, ! hope. Bob is a mighty
clever gentleman, full Of life and
activity and magnetism and be en-.
joys the sights with the keen relish Of
q boy.
MIS-. Bob is along also, ana she oc-t
cassonally wears star as special re-
preventative of the s. p. c. a. How
ever. at the Igorrot village the other
day, the amusement managers pro-
|yided the sacrifice Of yell1w dog for
onr edi ifcstiun. The Igorrots eat dog
with the keen relish OLA hungry IN
dian. / had no particular interest in
the killing and Ling Of a dog, done
for the ediication of d lot Of white
savsges outside the enclosure. I told
them thought there we're more
savages outside the enclosure than ia
it, which seemed to be the senti-
ment of q number. Mrs. Burdette
consid derately hid her star aud got
out OF the way, Then the Igorrots
did dance which was more & less
amusing. There was number Of
Igorrots gentlemen and ladies parti-
cipatilg. The Igorrots wear an air
Of American Independence and very
little else. You can put all Of the
clothes they have on inIo i baking
powder can. There is only one gar
ment between the head and the feet
and that is hardly worth mentioning.
They wear a sort Of little basket hat
on the head. which is to serve as a
pocket. can t quite see What an
gorrot needs of a pocket. The ladies
wear d blanket when in company So
distinguished as ours. They are not
"a high type Of the Filipino, the Igor
5rotes. There are three classes Of
them, the most interesting ef wai,h
are the = Head Hunters = who have.
tattooed breasts and easy consciunces.
One Sof them was pointed out 10 us
who had killed some 16u souls. He
was fine specimen with wooden
plugs in his ears as large as clothes
ii IS. It is strange how these savaees
pick up the little characterization
scheme Of our civilized selves.
4 One Of the sights Of the Exposition
is the Inside Inn. It is d fearfully
and wonderfully made structure, with
long ranlblings passageways and corri-
dors. II is built on side hill, 40
that yon gn irreguIarly up and dow n
stairs aa y0n Try to get :to bed. There
are i've Sc elk thousand people stop
ping there go that 4 do not attract as
much attention as i should. The
dining rooms seat 3, SUI people, has
over 400 tables, employees about 800
serving girls and the total Of employ
.es is fifteen hundred, there being one
employe tos live OH Of every four
guests. OF course yon do not get all
Iof the comforts of home. but it is nst
10 bad The rates ale reasonable
enough. pein 8 from $3.50 a day Up up
and this includes your daily almis.
sion 70 the fair. Breakfast and lunch
cost You fifty cents on the American
side and dinner 75 cents. she FOOD
that the boarding houses advertise as