Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-27

at the WOrld's Fair, the lumbermen Of
the State have already Donated ll3,OOO
icot Of lumber and la huge logs, mea-
surins from % 20 l2l feet long aui
from q to " inches In diameter AT tue .
small eBd. The logs alone are valued
ut $4,000.
Conspicuous in the shoes aud leather
EXHIBIT ~ tho Worlds Fair will ho tie
display made by Lynn, Mass. Lynn
IN the largest shoe pro luc INK center ia
To, United States, and iuliy seventy
Ave and perhaps one hundred OF The
sb0e manufactures OF that city VIII
furnish exhibits.
A Sioux squaw, living near san
Diego, California, will eNhibit at the
WOmiu's building nj the World'a Far
dress o. deer akins, richly em.
broidefed with sixteen pounds vi
beads. She worked for two years Ia
making the girment. Ftom The San
Diego Mission will DO exhibited Q val.
uaUle collection Of fine needle work by
Indian girls.
The Duke OF Edinburgh he1 an.
n0uncef hia intention Oi sending Tor
exhibition NJ the Worlds Fair some Oi
tho almost Invaluable collection Of an
ciuut musical instruments, which lac
Possesses. A part Of the collection IL
now On exhibition ai tho international
Music and Art Exhibition at vienna,
where IL attracts much attention.
France Intends 10 show ils akin In
landscape gardening at the World'e
Fair. A oaDlegram has been received
from the French c1mmission asking
that it be allowed 90 do, and hear the
expense vi, the "wh0lr decoration %
the spaces surrounding tho Hortioul.
tural aud Woman's buildings. The
commission asked also for 10000 s1unfe
feet for tho Freuch horticultural cN-
hihiL
French breeders have become 90
much intotcatcd IN making au exhibit
@. their horses VI the WOrld'e Fair
that they have sought 10 stimulate
competition, and thus secure tue
beet results, by Offering as a
prlze a handsome bTouzr statue or n
typical French '-nt,er. This statue IN
TO he mo lelod from Ito by VI. tsadorr
BOnhour, aud will 10 awarded 10 the
best collection OF lrotiuts exhibited at
the Expoaitiou.
Following the recent discussion In
Englieh journals Of the relative morit-
OF English and American locomotives,
II IL suggested that during the WurId's
Fair contest be had TO settle the ques-
ton. u IL pTop0sed that two or morn
crack English locomotives, with Eng
lish crews, make tho run from New
York 20 Chicago over onc OF tue main
railroad lines, and that tho Same mum
her Of the best locomotives OF American
manufacture 10 tho same, aud that the
results be compa red.
Mr.. Nahum Barnett, an architect Of
| Melbourne, has under consolidation a
| project TO arrange Tor a visit OF . party
| Of Australian artisans 10 the Worlds
| Fair. The selection will be- made from
young woTkluginon, probably those Ia
| the last year OF their apprenticeship,
"A nd Il Il considered that the inspection
/ Of the new modes OF builllng adopted
/ ia the large cities OF the United States,
and OF new Inventions ga connection
with the .cionoe OF buildlng, ~ shown
| at the Fair, viii prove OF imme nse
advantage to the men.
Thomas Cook 4 Son, OF London,
the well known tourists agents, have
notified the Transportation department
OF the Worlds Fair that they Intend
to make an exhibit OF means OF trans
pOriatiou Including the following
| Norwegian Gabrielle, Norwegian sleigh,
Lapland dog sleigh, Irish cur, NcapOl'
itan cart, Turkish caiquc, Palestint
oncampmont, camel saddle and har
ness, elephant with howdnh, Bombay
bullock cart, catnmnrau, Chinest
palanquin, japanese Jinrlkshn, antlqu,
English sedan chair, old English
travelling chariot, models Of dghabeah,
and Nile steamers, models Of boats,
and also TO show models VI varloul
Egyptian temples.
Daoud Siflco, wealthy merchant d
AlgIers, on a recent visit to Chicago
obtained from the Worlds Fair au
thoritieB n concession 10 establish Rt
Algerian village aud attractions OF
Midway Plaisancr. According 20 hi
account the village will be a marvel
In 10 way, Of oriental construction Hut
highly Interesting exhibits. The
building will have Moorish dome
towers aud ornamental minRrets. In
side will be u number Of native kaby
les, AIAbiAns aud negroes, They vii
sell lHwelry, emhrOidory, hrlc-n.bnc
etc, and serve guvs,s Ia a cafe concrf
hall capable of seating 1000 persons
Then, Ia addition 10 this hnll, then
will he a Moorish cafe, kabyle bous
with kRbyle lah0rerp, an Arab ton
village with Ataba, some desert tents
and an illustration Of what nm Arabial
deser, camp reallyis. There will II
flity people, and dancing girls, VIII
will give exhibitions In tue conccf
hall. They will perform TO the must
OF mn Algerian band. Fully $4,000
will DO expended upon this concesslO