Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-29
WORLDS FAIR NOTES.

rair by the various coIIeve lth'ethihes
iii. United States IA well assured.
=, f. probable that a number Of
,ine Astrachan sheep, the finest
g.oirens living, will be exhibited At
~ worlds Fair.
The Indian exhibit Mt the W orld's
r.ir will include representa- YES OF
Iss,y tribe from the extreme north to
terra del Fuego.
Isbor asks that the Worlds Fair he
- an Sunday. The labor organiza-
rs M the country are fast putting
,ham,elyes on record ~ that effect.
The woman's Pharmaceutical Az.
.oslatIon Of Illinois II planning 10
sonduot a model pharmacy IN the
IIiInols building at the Worlds Fair,
The Paper Trade Club OF Chicago,
,.,,,senting nearly ali the paper man
nfarturers Of the city, IL arranging for
an interesting display at the Worlds
Fair.
A solid gold brick, weighing 800
on,ds and worth si5O.0OO, viii be
p,hlbltsd In the Miues and Mining
SniIdIng ut the Worlds Fair by n
Helena, Montana, mine owner.
Chief Ives, who Ia in Europe In the
interest Of the fine arts department Of
be Worlds Fair, has written that the
French aud American artists In Paris
are all agog with enthusiasm for the
fair.
Through the efforts Of the depart
r,ent Of publicity and promotion the
Wotld,s Fair IN known from one end of
the world to the other, and all peoples
are taking an extraordinary Interest
In II.
Japau has applied for space In the
worid,s Fair Mines and Mining build
inr Tor a minerai'exbibit. twill include
a fine collection Of the celebrated
Japanese alloys and bronze prepare
lions.
Three Worlds Fair commissioners
from France are now In Chicago, 20
erect and decorate tho building which
will he the headquarters Of France at
the fair, and TO complete arrangements
for installing the French exhibit.
Tn. chair In which Thomas Jeffrr.
son sat while writing the Declaration
Of Independence IL now owned by the
Philosophical Society, Pbilaielphia.
II IL reported that this Interesting
relic will be exhibited ut the Worli's
Fair.
The high school NJ San Diego, Gal,
will give a grand Fourth Of July cele'
bfatIon and devote the proceeds IA,
ward making n complete collection NJ
sau Diego fiah for exhibition nj the
world,a Fair. The specimens will be
preserved In alcohol aud properly
labeled, etc.
A schooner r. now being fitted out
Al Halifax to 40 to tho arctic regions 10
roi ten or twelve Esqulmo families
Atty OF slxty persons IN all, for exhlhl.
ton ut the Worlds Fair. Dogs, flsh.
ing implements, utensils aud every
thing necessary 20 show Esquimo life
will also be procured.
Motto belong TO a Womsn's Worlds
Fair committee II now regarded by
titled and arlstocrstic European women
asa positive lack OF distinction. In
feed, the interest In the EXPOSITION
displayed by prominent AMI influential
women In most OF the European
countries Ia truly remarkable.
An exhibit OF bells will be made at
he Worlds Fair by a large manufac-
turing concern In this country, and the
firm IN planning to display II In re-
production Of the TnAr Kolokol liking
NJ bellsl, the famous broken bell OF
M scow, which IL 90 feet In diameter
nnd q feet inches high, weighs ii3,.
772 pounds, and Ia used A. n chapel.
The Ohio State Archaeological and
Historical Society will exhibit at the
Worlds Fair, among many other In.
tereating articles, collection Of
specimens OF old colonial and State
bank money. II has already gathered
several hundred specimens. One Of
the most interesting IL Mormon hill
hearing the signature OF Joseph Smith,
the founder OF the Mormon faith.
The Worlds Fair grounds and
buildings, now bearing completion, are
NJ. renowned as q most beautiful and
interesting spectacle that not only do
from 5000 10 1900 people n day, at
n COS, Of IS cents piece, Inspect them,
hut the great majority Of travellers who
pass through Chicago devote day or
more 10 the same purpose. Hundreds
Of distinguished foreigners and thou
Fards Of prominent men from the
various States OF the Union have avull.
ed,themselvcs OF this privilege.
Mrs. Potter Palmer, president OF the
board OF lady managers, who has re-
Gently returned from q European tour,
reports that the women OF Europe. pnr-
ticularly Of Great Britain. France,
Germany and Belgium, are deeply In.
terested In the Worlds Fair. and are
working hard to make the woman's
branch Of tia splendid success. The
woman's commissions, which have
been formed In these countries, In,
cludo many OF the most distinguished
md honored women known at court
A plan 10 utilize NIL tho school.
houses In Chicago AZ dormitorles Tor
teachers visiting tho Worlds Fair 10
being aaitated. Mrs. Solomon
Thatcher, Jr., one OF the lady man
ayers, advanced the Idea. which has
been generally approved. She says
there are more than 10000 school
teachers In the country, who win pro.
baby attend the fair, aud that nomi-
nal fee from reasonable proper
lion Of them would pay the sx-
penses OF transforming every school.
house In Chicago into all odging.house
md kee II In perfect order. There
are nearly $50 public school buildings,
all OF them large structures, which
could he thus utilized. II IL believed
that the majority OF the teachers OF the
country win spent n portion at least Of
their vacation In viewing the EXPOSE
ton.
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