The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-09-03
THE CHICAGO EXPOSITION.
Sn0hOmj>h R-sery a'ion 10 furnish ~.
Relics Of Pas, Ages OF Indian Life
10 the W5r is Far.

France intends to show its skill in
landscape gardening atths Worlds FAIR.
The baby clothes made By Mrs. John
| Adams tor h-r son, John q ilncy Adams,
Will be exhibited at the Nor.d'. Fair.
The tine arts building q. the Worlds
| Far viii have mosaic hOor. the con.
tract Tor which has been let at SO. gsy
|; IL estimt te'i that the total coz: .
Words Column ban Exposition will h.
a0out 5000 300 nearly S7,UUoOJO OF
which vii. be paid By holders Of conces-
SONS.
The German exhibit at the World
Far Will contain an architectural d.
play inclltlns draw nGs llI1-trtttrg two
nnndred or more notable buildings Of
the Empire.
A New York ed tor has started dollar
iare wave in connection with the Chicago
Exhibition next year, the rate 10 be al.
lowed TO all workingmen living within
/, 800 miles Of the Breezy City.
1t il estimated by committee OF en-
Sineers thai tity new engines and $50
coaches, costing $1,000, 800, will be- re-
CURED by one Of tn. leading Chicago
railroads during the Worlds Fair.
An Indiana stone-quarry company il
having ilfe--ize figure Of an elephant
chiseled ont OF solid block OF stone. f.
will he II feet higa and weigh thirty
tons. II will be- exhibited at the World.
Fair.
Rhode Island will present It's World.
Fair build NJ t. Chicago after the expo,
a't;On closes. The structure will be yery
picturesque in appearance, being re-
production IN part OF the famous cold
Stone Mil" al Newport.
More than 300 panels Of native woods
will enter into the interior decoration Of
the darlington Worlds Fair building.
Some OF them will he carved and others
decorated with paintings Of Washington
scenery and groupings OF flowers, fruits.
Srain4, fish, game, birds, etc.
A whaling party is being fitted ont A.
a Massachusetts port with a view Of OBJ
tanning live whale for exhibition in
the fisheries department at the Worlds
Fair. II captured, the whale will be |
confined in tank and lowed to Chicago
by way Of the -. Lawrence river.
William T. Bakers resignation AZ
President Of the Worlds Column bian Ex-
pos ton fpmpanv has been arcepte |
and II. y. Hig nbotham elected to sue.
coed Mr. Baker. Foari W. Peck was
promoted from the ranks to the First
Vice Pres dency, vacated by Mr. Hrgin.
both7m.
The New FORK Central railway in its
exhibit at the Worlds Fair will striking.
" lln-trat" the wonderful i'm prov men,s
that have hem made in railway trans
DO' ta'lnn by showing a magni ficent.
m rlete vaatb ed train and aIonxs de
y it r'production OF the first tram of
ara, which resembled old.fashioned
rage coaches.
The New York State Board Of Char
t'"a IL preparing an industrial exhibit
~ the Wo-.d's Fair Of the products o
he charitable, correct 20, reformatory
nd eleernosynary institutions under its
nperV slOn. The exhibit will contain
'ho'ogr pos, models, Illustrations. sta
lstics, and comparison showing the
'r"grrs4 of work for the past twenty
"" yPars
T1a -nOhonish reservation IL W fur. ,
l-h twO relics Of past ages of Inii,n
fe 10 the Worlds Fair. Old man Tnm. {
nm, aged 50. In mak'n a thirteen.f loot ,
anoe in the manner AMI with the means I
I h"yhood, without nails and fastening
nth cedar thongs. Most ~ the work of a
out the cedar log was done nv .
70. and the rest " tn rnie stone too.s. I
'tk Leafs. another Indian. is con .truct- 7
Y an old fashioned bark house, 6xS feet 9
nd feet high, with thstch roof. "a