New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-26
ENGLAND AND SPAIN ACCEPT
TO BE REPRESENTED At THE WORLDS FAIR
ACTION OF GERMAN BUSINESS MEN.

TO BE REPRESENTED At THE WORLDS FAIR
ACTION or GERMAN BUSINESS MEN.
London. March o5-The British Government, through
tbe Marquis OF salisbury, has formally advised Mr.
Blaine the United states secretary Of state. that Great
Britain accepts President liarrSon* invitation To take
parl in the Worlds Fair at Chicago IN lc"3' l"ru
salisbury has also Informed President Harrison, through
Mr. Blaine that a Royal Commission Will be appointed
10 assist British merchants in exhibiting the products
~ British industry at the Fair and 10 further British
interests there.
Berlin March GA conference in which number
Of prominent German manufacturers took part. ana al
which the Chicago Worlds Fair and the prospects OF
Germany being there represented were discussed was
held here to-day. The manufacturers cOncuTed IN tho
belief that "A rcprcscn alton worthy Of the German En-
pire could he obtained only II the Government should
send commis is,ioncr the United states with power TO
insure TO the manufacturers OF Germany who might
contemplate sending exhibits all the advantages 10
which tcrman industry was entitled. As result oi
the conference. II was dccicd to issue cans ior H
meeting Of German manufacturers to take place In ms
civ on April - one Of the objects Of tins mass meet
mg is TO appoint committee OF merchant, 20 ,npcF
wise. facilitate and arrange for the representation ht
Chicago of the products of German INDUSTRY
Washington, March oj.-Thc spanish Government
has informed the Department Of state that II VIII
participate in the Worlds Columbian Exposition at
Chicago.
Chicago March o. CSpeclaD.-There jubilation
at tine NOrd tsr Hcth'iHdIpIH VpuhN VI '''
action # the English Government in accepting the
invitation TO take part I'm the Fair. This is another
con0rmationr said Vcc- President Bryan, "of what
We have uniformly held, that the great nations OF
the earth cannot afford 10 be unreprc'cnted at the
ENpo,ltion. This acceptance by the mother country
insure, the prompt following by tho colonIos; ana
france and England being both in line. the other
great nations Of the earth Will be speedily enrolled
TO swell the great list" ,,, ,,
designs by women have been submitted, and the
selection has been narrowed down Ia three. all Of the
italian stylc Of architecture. They are sad 10 bc
exceptionally Nnc. The cost Of the proposed structure
" Inrhi Takimnc. Of Tollo Japan, wishes TO exhibit
Japanese tea garden at the Exposition lie asks the
privilege Of putting up number oi Jip1nese bndgh,
and in the main one he VIII have hail WIN suitable
seating capacity. Here he proposes 10 have Japanese
dancing gil, and Oriental exhibitions.
Letters have been received mcccpT no1o no th
World, Fair, from Andrew d. Nhite, JndSe Tcyion,
d. Thompson, Of the Il. Louis Court Of Appeals Lord
Muller Of oxford University: England ana Waiter
Ee~ant Lord ColcIdgc and Professor Muller do not
expect % bc present. but Will net n correspondents
\ foreign CORE >pOndcnt Of "LArt Dams LES Dc'N
Monde. - Of Paris, writes under date of March ~ ::
" can safely announce that Russia VIII send com
plec exhibit, and that Chicago VIII see al me pronnt'
~ Russia presented in b"t'cr manner than ever be
fore \ syndicate Of the bankers and merchants "f
IT. Petersburg ha~ just subscribed 2.JoooDo iTnnnS
and the Russian Government VIII probably suDN'rlOc
Miss sophia g. Hayden, OF Boston wins the ~ 900
prile offered for the best design for tn Woman ;
buildings Miss Lois !. Iiowc. also Of Boston; takes
gets the $3.50 offered for tie third best design Ni,'
Iaydcn IS a lr,thonor graduate OF the Ma,Na
Inc institution Miss Hayes i Mrs. Potter Palmer 5
private secretary. The structure Is I" b. IN the t'nn
style 200 by 400 feet and ty feet 10 the
cornicc The chief feature Of ornamentatlon Is the
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