The Helena independent., 1892-03-12
Blu nham, who urged that no space could
be apared for buildings Of the private club
h0uaa 1acnrip{iop ~ ~

~ sPaieu 4ot buildings OF lue private CluD
house description.
very liberal policy toward the exposition
Information has been received at head
/ quarters that the minister of finance, with
the approval of the emperor. has decided to
pay all freight charges on Russian exhibits
to the fair, to insure the exhibits and to
decorate the Russian section. The imper-
ial porcelain factory is making ware Of
special designs to be shown at the fair.
The exhibit which Illinois women will
make in the Woman's building will be a
model hospital, conducted entirely by
women. The women physicians and
surgeons Of the state and the Illinois
Training sohoal for Nurses will manage
mans building have been assigned for
the exhibit, and tho state board has
appropriated $4,000 to defray the ex-
pense.
NJ seranno, Mexioo's special Worlds
fair commissioner, who visited Chicago a
short time ago and made . thorough in
specton of exposition progress and affairs,
has made to his government report ex-
ceedingly favorable to the exposition. He
advocates an elaborate participation by
Mexico. President Disz has expressed him.
self in favor Of making : fine showing OF
Mexlco's progress and advantagea rather
than Of her relics and antiquities.
AS Andy AAduAkCAs VIC III uulSU-
tion with Mrs. Aubrey Fl. Smith. of Phla-
delphia, who COMPLIED q book Of interest
ing and valuable stntistlcs for the Centen-
nial concerning the charities conducted by
women 1t il the intention Of the Woman's
board to take mp the work begun by Mrs.
Smith, and bring it up to date showing tho
advancement of women in philanthropy
during the last decade. The lady mana
gers have already collected much supple
mentay data ct an International char
actor, and nre consulting Mrs. Smith as 10
tle.best msthods suagsstad by her expert
enoo in arranging the available materials.
The Bethlehem Iron company. Of South
Bethlehem, Pa, will make an extensive ex-
hibit including steel rails, Il bntte-ship
shattin,, l25 fest IN longth, guuS proiec-
tiles an armor-plato inKot weighing 100
tone, aud various naval appliaucss. The
company will also erect full-szs model Of
its 125-ton stoan hammer, said to be tho
largest in the world. 1t will be to all np-
penrances perfect duplionto in every res
pect. It will span tho main avenue of ma
chinery hail. and will rise to n height OF
ninety feet. AZ the Last Paris exhibition
great attention was attracted by similar
model shown by the @ eusot works, but
representing only u 1O0-ton hammar.
jackson park will .a.:ii: as ono of its
permanent attractions the building which
japan will erect for its headquarters at the
tx, osition. III, building Will be lnoueled
after one Of the most famous aud urchi-
tecturally unique of Japun's ancient tenn
Piles. and with Its surrounding garden will
cost $4,000. About 10000 square feet will
be occupied. Tho Sonth park commission
ers have accepted the offer OF S. Tegima,
representative of the mikado, to give the
structure to Chicago on condition that it
be kept permanent and iE repair. and that
one room III it he devoted to public ex.
hibit OF Japanese works of art. which the
Jnpanose government agrees to replensh
from time to timo.