Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17
SHOWED rs HAND.
TIE astienal Worlds Fasr Con-
nlssioasr's PoseFs De9asd. :
The General Sapsrsizica ana Cor.
uol o. the Great Sso,a Claisaes
- ~ R.zht ana Ps..lsgs.


tle hearing ef n.ls 8sr ef conu.i itses
reports. Tie uess import@aE was tae
Judiciary eoa ulrtee. Nairh was
charged Hisa shs d4ty 81 deeaing tao
Eights duties an poeefs Of the ceanals.
sion aader she scs 81 GonTress creating
a. TIE .eRort claias that tas Na-
tsnal commission has The exclusive
.eoEsr 60 allot space. classify exhibits.
'dstermiae she rlsn ard sc0pe ~ the ex-
iposiIien. make al a~aris Of premi-
Una. AMI generally % have charge
% al intercourse vita the ex-
hibitsrs sa1 representative q for
siga nAtions Ths commission claims
TIE power % appoint necessary orscsrs
and com nittsss This doubtless means
the direc ecter-sensraL While the com
mission says it = nor charged with
any duty in regard 70 the selee-
tioa Of site or grounda or the
plans aad specifications OF buildings.
ils approval OF ths action of the local
board does not necessarily exhaust
is power over thess subjects The ac-
tion Of the lecal beard nav be recon-
si1ered bY the con issIon. Tho power
OF general supsrv lsion aad control IS
claimed BY the commission because the
exposition Is 20 be National and inter
national not local
Tae report was signed By the full
committee. William Lindsay. OF Ken
tucky; George y. Massey. of Delaware;
J W St CLAIR, of West Virginia; l..
Gregg. OF Arkansas. and W J. Sewell.
% New Jersey. Iais report. IS we're all
the others. vas lad over FOR failure dis
cussion.
The FePort o. the conmittee on per-
manent organization briefly defined the
duties OF twenty-five standing commit
tees The executive comulittee is given
al he powers ot the commission when
that body is rot in session. excepting
eases In which the act OF Congress n
express terms requires the action of the
commission or . majority CT the COM
miss.oners. The other committees
pressed and fairly implied in their bills.
These committees are.
Rules. bTlaTs aaI regulations tariffs aud
transportation; foreign Affairs legislation
me arts. history. literature and education f,
culture; finance, auditing; ceremonies, ciassi-
hestion. manufacture commerce. mines and
mining. fisheries and tsh culture; electricity
and electrical appliances. forestry and lumber
machinery sn3 worries congresses
Prof G. Brown Goodies classification
OF exhibits was presented IN a report
covering sil pages OF printed matter
He divides the exhibits into ten depart
ents-agrieuliurc and allied indus
tries; the mines and met3llurgy;
marine and fisheries; manufacture and
other elaboratiye Industries; food anu
It's accessories, tho house and its acces-
sories-costume and personal equip
rnent; the pictorial, plastic and decora-
tive arts; social relations and public
welfare; science, religion, education
and human achievement, collective
and monographs exhibits
These are then separated into divis-
tOns "a follows:
l. Agriculture and AHied Industries The
Science and Price PIE % Agriculture; Farms,
buildings. Tocis ard Machinery. Culture OF
Cereals Grasses an3 Forage Plants etc
Culture of Tobacco. Textile Plants etc: Viii
culture and IS Prcdncts, Ecoaoric Horticuit
vre Vegetables anl Fruifsi. Ornamental and
q artffALlF- utttINtttafCs " iHita tfAENflitiA
etc. FORESTRY ard Forest Products Domesti
ea,ed Animals. stock Raising. The Dairy Indus
try etc the Aunor Animal Industries.
. The Niaes ara hiet7 7iiurgy-Tlc science oi
rines. Econcmic Geology and Mincralogy
kline Engineerirg, Mining aai M-tallurglca
Tools ard Machinery. Sc ectcd Nuaiug ludus
tries. Special Nonograplic ENlloits' Quarry
fng aui Stoac fTo-<i4r. CcaI Petroleum aue
Natural Gas. Water ans. Tee surface Deposits
RIe.auurEicai end Metal WorEire Products
Mine Products Not aSse1 elsewhere. 81 ncrs
Q1arryInea ana Operatives.
e Marine ard Fisserlcs-T1e Sea and Inland
Waters lPhyslral Corfi.ons-hguatis Li's)
Scarorts and fararrs. Ocean ems River Com
r1erce. Mariners Et.brrmcn. Nerint-Caritai
lists ard Cutetcrs, Beats a1o SAiliag vessels
Steamships an sfeau0oafs. SEA Fishing
Feesn Wafrr r. hI1E and Angling FISHERY
Trodacts- -Taair Preparation and Uses. Fish
Cuitgre ard Arc.i-nr.iT .iTatiou. LIE Saving anC
fub.Agultc Operations.
q Manufactures ast other Elaborate Tndus
tries Nschiacrv and Motors. Macblnerv. etc
Continued. Railway Plant. Electricity az
fts Applications a Monographio Eshioit
Caenicai Manufactures Ols. Soaps. Wakes
Ciues. Paints DYES etc Painting snd Dyeiug
Pottery and its manufacture. Glass and EnaEl
e.s. Metal Worsing Handirra't Clocks and
Watches Cutierg ard Other Proiucts Furs snt
Icafhers Taanios ard CarrYinz nc Textile
tnaistfies- fanrf m ''eiA'r t"H ~ NR2t
cations Applications et Animal Vegetable
sno Mineral tttfcriaIs nof elsewhere ciassed-
s Food and Its Acce7aorics- -rhc science O
Food and Nu'rifien Animal Foods ard Prod
ucts from Them. Vegetable Food Products
sugar. tonf'ci'rnfrT z as oni tttss GOO va
iuncts. Condiments and StrauiaH'' heTeface
and Materiais tor ieaff'-es, fooacto' fcehi
ar ard Less comm % f'''d and f9od Ifoc lcts
Cooking ltfnsi.f, r 74 i7 'ao-i1g cc1fois
toneerVa alton AL j lf1rs-'cf tit'oa oi keoe foo'
S1pnF
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