Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-31

The CONTRARY declares cditoilily that
the time has come when 40 par oi che
country should join hand and help tine
managers ot The Worlds fate finish Che
w0rs they nre pushing Will 1lch energy.
It is no, crrditable TO uut national pride
that The must backward PORTIONS % th,
expedition are the state exhibits and
bulGhg1. New York city bias Jagged
back and fuitoi. snecrug ct Chicago aud
doing all go her power apparently to
hinder and Dslu,. tho faIr This Is
especially true OF the N.w NorE plp,rs,
moved by Jealousy of the great ciy by
the lake. New York city IL so big aud
powerful that 70 does not need to be-
jealous Of anything, but the New Yors
editors arr lnbouns hard % create a dif.
foreut impression. Al any rate 1t IS not
likely that Chicago would have thus tried
10 destroy the fair in case New York had
secured IL.
The Century calls attention TO the fact
that the directors Of the exposition have
at their command sum Of money three
times as large rs was urcd at Paris IN
1850 This sum is to beexpended on tho
grounds and buildings. It {. Sis.OOO,0l0.
Foreign countries are preparing 20 spend
for the exposition 100000. No
worlds fair ever yet had nearly 30 much
money "a tlia The nations ~ the earth
since historic times were never before 70
great, rich and wen disposed TO one
another az they arc now. Canada Is go
iug 10 aid generously with money and
tNhibita Unlor these CIRCUMSTANCES
the sta;os that are hanging back ought
to be ashamed Of thcn-elycs.
The Century gays Of tho Chicago
grounds and buildingsi
No exhibition that Inn ever ucdn held haa
had q sito Of such grtat natural attractive
mes a. that which las been sclgstCi Ia Chi.
c1g1, and when Il shall have hr1n occupied b.
its buildings and iis natural advantage du,cl.
upcd 10 mcct the drmands OF t4e uceus ION, 40
think II can safely be- alhi that o. will Do tho
most sntcfl settling ever f,yun 90 Huel q pur-
io-r. The space b. far larssr tlnn that 81
other exhibitions. clmprisinf about oloHrrrs
with q frontage VI two mii,a ou Lake M'rhi.
fAn. The Philadelphia exhibition grounds
cpmrrI a go L-r's and those of PARIS 10 Tho
luudiug Will b1 grouped upon Tie Lake front,
uHd flowing botweoI them viii bo q ay .icla u
canals aud lagu11, from DO 60 90 frgt 90
width, which Will add greatly q, tho petlg.
U.lIU appearance ~ $40 exhibition.
ibis system vii connect tA' rmHll lakes
ole ny 90 in'ksll park, which forms thHs't0
with lake Michigan, and gsDf thii waterway,
wblUA viii DO Circuit of three miles lu lgngtl,
many bridges viii ho ihrpwn lt will u'a
urYuul o. wooded slaHd tH0liy 0r thirty lertt
ia si.,, and down io 10 edges VAL -lopc broad
ru terraces leading fsHm thu principal
huiIdiugH. Tho canals Will q luut with Lake
Michigan a. two point, Attho southern point
VI tue at', NLrr' thg great main bailllhg is
% aiAud, UPON - iut,ir- "trip ~ land which
runs 500 i.rt toto the laEU piyl VIII o. CON.
uirIoti, Ht which passengers can b. Land d
from tlc stC1Wff. within tho iiuUs 81 hr.a
figrl VIII lH formed vide Larber ia which
pleasure lI.B uf 40 descriptions nud ntti0u.
Nl,tIoa, used for Uarfyiur pgnseugor- about To
thu cauEh fieH Ol1 building Co another, can
lie.
There viii be no fewer than twelve great
blllIusa, Oh. aasiWrl ls American architect
o. high fnus, tuI sagHrlIHg in beauty us we'll
ua 90 cEtcni nnyih.nyof me Kind over seen iu
t4n county. Tao ctImntHl clst OF Mosc,
with their names, Is gl,oa Ia the following a.