Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-29
WORLDS FAIR NOTES.

denmark has made n WORLDS Fair
appropriation OF $4,000.
A 5000 monument Of Barre granite
xillbe one Of tho exhibits of Vermont
A communication hns boon received
s,sm the British Commission asking
=, mace 10 exhibit the rife cnlibfu
,ins manu- netured 10y the Maxim
yorionfeldt uun company.
A very complete diamond exhibit
iii be made b, Cape Colony, south
africa, The exhibit will include
10000 cafnts Olru cut stones largo
atantlly Of very aue Gu, aud polished
snes. together With all that u nocet-
afy To show the process u mining ami
wnshmr. For this Il will be- necessary
10 tfanapor. TO Chlcngo 100 tons "
pulycflzed blue earth, 81 tons Of IN.
rulverized earth and n complete wash.
lnr machine, which viii be operated
by natives.
A cor tinuoua clam.bake will be one
of the attractions " hich epicuroan vlsi.
Tors will lind at tho Exposition.
Hatper Bros, Scrbncr q Sons and
thr Century Company have aGrp0d 10
exhibit at the fair illustrations showing
the history Of transportation IN al
countries.
The World's Fair committees Of the
North American Turner Bund has
made a personal application 10 Director
General Davis ior space for AdiEplAy Of
gymnasiic apparatus, literature on the
subject OF phybical exercise and devel-
opmeni, and representations OF gym
nastic ORGANIZATIONS, a. well ~ Tot
outdoor gymnastie exhibitions, which
the turner's desire 10 give eight days
In each month during tile Exposition.
Pope Leo XIII. has written letter
strongly commanding the Exposition,
which Ii IL believed viii have u most
favorable effect IN stimulating interest
In the Fair on the part Of all Catholic
countries and communities.
A California "blg tree" has been A..
lec,ed in Tulare County 10 be- shown nj
the Exposition, measuring ii feet .
Inches In circumference at the base, 50
feet hyo feet above the ground anu %
feet at n hcighth OF sixteen foot.
Moro than $50 exhibitions are chron.
icled from Philadelphia alone.
The "5an Francisco Woman's Cali.
iorna Book Exhibit for the Worlds
Fair" Is the name OF n society recently
nfgauiled in San Francisco. Tho o6-
lect N the society l. 10 collect com.
plelo library Of books by California
wfllers, files of papers, scrap books,
scattered papers and sketches worthy
Preservation.
The Board Of Lady Managers IL
making arrangements lor an extensive
exhibit showing wouian's share In the
Illustration Of books, In engraving and
other forms Of picture production.
A feature OF Idaho's exhibit ut tho
fair will he q practical Illustration Of
the system aud benefits Of irrigation.
A large section Of cage brush soil will
he transported 10 Chicago. Through
this bitches viii bo run, and trees,
fruits ana flowers viii be grown in the
oil by the irrigation system. Pros.
peotlve Idaho SETTLERS are expected Ia
be especially attracted by this exhibit.
Several OF the states nre having pre-
pared fine Autographs of the buildings
which they will erect at the WORLDS
Fair, AMI through the sale OF them ARE
Aa| wv AHNAAH WV 70 hNANhAANN bNAAtaNAN
idr building purposes.
The New York assembly has voted
permission for the raising of one OT
tgD old sunken vessels In Lake George
Tor the purpose u sending them ~.
relies 10 the fair.
Saginaw, Mich, noted % n salt pro-
duclng city, II constructing In NINA
ala far t.t l,t.
ton ut the Worlds Fair.
The cottage in which George Fox,
the founder Of the Society Of Frianaa
VI Quakots, waA born, In LeiceHtef-
shire, England, Is being taken down
10 be erected In Chicago.
The "wooded island" in the Tx.
position grounds Ia beginning to assume
the character which in great part II
Will have during the Fair-that NJ u
gigantic Hover garden. Already tbs
horticultural department has received
1900 rose bushes and other plants,
several thousand Of which came rom
abroad. These are being transpisntod
on the island.
New York has made Worlds Fall
appropriation OF s8OO,Ou0.
Consul Particle, ut Dusseldorf ha,
Informed Chief SkiH that since Tho
Emperor has expressed "A particular
desire that the lion Industry Of Ger
many shall be adequately represented
az the Exposition, those engaged In
Tue mining and meiallurgy OF ircr
throughout the empire. have taken or
great activity In that direction.
A business house In Chicago has cs
thhlishod u physiclAnH' bureau Of ser
vice and information, which 1t propo
hes to make oil great value TO all mem
b.rs OF the medical profession who MAJ
visit the Exposition. The firm intend'
10 W up spacious rooms at which visit
ing phyalcians may make their head
qulfters, and where they VIII III
provided with the facilities Tor reading
writing and sending AMI receiving
mall aud kilograms; can avail them
serves Of telephone, messenger, livery
huu express service; can putChasi
Exposition, theatre and railway tick
e's; can have banking convenience
anu the service OF German, French o
spanish Interpreters, aud can receive
Information generally about the sight
OF the city, as well as the location RnI
rates OF desirable hotels and boarding
houses. All Of these accommodation
Tue firm Intends to provide free.
A circular has been issued by tn
committee Of the Indiana World
fhir commission ON education, art
charities aud literature calling attention
70 It's work and asking cooperation h
preparing creditlblt representation 0
me literary status OF Indiana.