August 21, 1898

John R. Key landscape artist, is painting scenes of the TME... four will be sent to the Paris Expo in 1900. Six are completed... plans 12 more.

Mystery of the womens outfit left in the Agriculture Bld... A female worker discovered a full suit of womans clothing in the womens restroom. It included everything usually worn between the hat and stockings. How they got there (and who they belong to) is a mystery. The clothing is of fine material and perfectly clean... the kind worn by a women of good standing... Detectives made a thorough search and have questions the guards and janitors.


Waiters at the casino go on strike...

The much heralded painting "Trilby" by Astley Cooper was placed on exhibition last Thursday in the Tribly Temple on the east midway. One thousand people passed through in the first three hours. The picture is highly endorced by eastern critics and press. To say it is wonderful and grand but mildly expresses it. It is a beautiful vision of DeMauriers heroine posing for the life class, standing on a pedestal in an alcove. The effect produced on canvas has never been equaled... you believe you are looking at a living model that the figure appears to be three feet from the canvas... her pose is one of grace and charm.


Special rates by the railroads for childrens excursions to the Expo... Elkhorn RR train from York to Morse Bluff, including Gresham, David City & Linwood; Thursday the Burlington ran a special for Lincoln, Waverly, Havelock, Greenwood and Ashland; Friday the U.P. runs a special from Columbus & points between; Saturday the MOPAC will have a special. The U.P. special brought 350 children.