The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-16
NOTES OF Thu
WORLDS FAIR.

The administration building will nave
mosaic floor costing $4,000.
A collection Of finely mounted birds an
animals will be shown in the Ponnsy1vanit
building.
The Arkansas Rankers' association hal
appropriated $50, 900 to furnish a room II
tho Arkansas state building for use OF she
association during the fair.
Commissioners L. A. Thurston, Of Hawaii,
has received word from Claus Sprecksla
that the Hawaiian exhibit will DO trans,
ported to San Francisco without charge.
The paper makers and manufacturers OF
paper making machinery. who formed Q
stock company with a capital stock o.
300, 900 for the purpose of making q COM
bined exhibit ut the fair, have raised the
full amount.
The board Of west park commissioners,
which has control Of the numerous parks
and boulevards Of the west division OF Chi
caeo, has decided to make a $4,000 display
of flowers about the Illinois state building
ct the exposition.
II il announced that the pope has d.
rooted that specimens of the beautiful
mosaic pictures. made at the mosGie works
in the vatican, shall be exhibited at thu OK
position, and that III lenst one picture ahall
be made expressly for tho fair.
II ia announced that the Virginia exposi-
ton board intends to reproduce at the fair,
Mount Vernon, the famous home and last
this il done 1 large and interesting %collec-
ton Of Washington relics will be exhibited
in the structure.
Tha contract for the erection OF the Ohio
state building has been let for $24,4o5. 10
mated material and furnishings Wall make
the structure represent a total expenditure
Of nerhaps $4,000, The finishing of the
different rooma in the building will be done
BY different cities in the state.
Dr Henry j. Reynolds and Samuel f..
Foster. Chicago tourists, recently climbed
to the summit or South Dome, one of the
highest points Of the Yosemite range, and
PAINTED in enormous letters on one of the
most congpiouous cliffs the words: Visit
the Worlds fair at Chicago in 1898"
The fne art exhibit will be much more
extensive than was at first expected. APP
nlications for space are coming in SO fast
that there is no room to accommodate
them. Already the foreign commissioners
have asked for $50, 600 square feet Of space
IA excess Of what can be granted for for
eicn exhibits.
raara.a,tair. "a ~ 49, ~ 80 mann
ractorr II Tsssn Hsrmanv i.hbont 10 start
for Chicago u make arranpements for an
exhibit at the fair. Much Of the exhibit
will 90 into the department OF Transports
tion. The plaeine OF the display ia this
E1Jl0IEP i s tJGCRAEE U III ~
lures of the frs consist Of naval ordnance.
Nav Iarsav nottarv frm Il maxine n
,,rrs rrmher ~ anaeimans az dna work for
.~b;bi,;on II ia fair Ope nieoa already
connletad Il n oIersnt vase. forty inches
hiah md fftv-twn inohas IN cireumference
yaIued at 81. 900. II is thought to be one Of
tho most perfect and beautiful specimens of
the %potters' art ever produced in this cou1t-
try.
n ho. hoar a,raoar stotad chat +ba none
bee n = - nsa aI h;s Inanencre ia
aronota tha Cb;csg, Colnn,hian aynosi-
~ II Is ,ou onnonncad that he will
anno;nt . cnn,n,;ss1on charuad with rra-
ner;na q nlan Hharshv tha ~vatican will be-
officially represented at the exposition. 1t
is not thonoht unavoidable that a subsidy
will be granted by the vatican.
M Nau Marioo wor,d,s fs;r hoard has
+.tan s.an5 ~ no % nrans raa for ayb,hition
II tha errosition nhotnora, rs IF tha most
striE;ng s.anarv Is iii taTritorv thu most
nrarn ;ps, viray,rds ornhsrJs an;ar;es
pp;aa aa1i.r, farna ~ fac4nr;aa mannfac,
$500 tah,;sbmant sohoni hnrsas IN
IL hn;,dinna 80 IN vba1a ~ IL n;sa I
,onna IN : rollactinn ~ Ia es1lsa .Piotor,a
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a1h;1hit ~ Gb;cago II promisas th IL 4 iii
rraatlv aycal III one + n,ada 81 tha ps,is
evnoo;t;on vhara tina i]n.t;,.ta WIS 49, dad
$4,000 nr;.a Tha axh1h;t vii vii ;To,ud1
mors If this co,nt1v sna 81 tba world y,~n,,
.nhinb MIL Ia shoxyn IA bridra" roiIraaas
and otbar anoinaar;ng works bnilt fron,
,Ion, Nv +ba crodnotas ~ tha inst;tu+a ar
rn5ar tbeir snna r,s;nn
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WITS. otIel las;lei nas uectuea 10 sup
psenlens hes wolh - inylslng NE nooill1y
or Euiope = oieaniAe committees 10 nelb
tne poatu " iauy hahaesls oy ssna1aS
similar lnVl!atlons 70 lh1uenslai women IN
CONT ont Nv tha atata asnartn,ant as Wa =
;nato, Jta ,a++aru .ant ~ 1Trr,na 49,
snItad IN ear,r;nn ~ cn-o,or at;an - 49,,
If tba most nrone;nant von,an nhro,a Aan'
iof - purpuse ~ aluihs .ne eo!otea PEG
pc oi hansah' Lolotauo ana Missouri 10
esou 'a a .nnn : ~ pA'lsi Soeel nc
az. mnln nooasiona az oli1aEo lifting sne
. 'aai, ~ n,ioooooluli au1ii-
u1ly ctuu "a peeh oisanlAeu III topeka.
Ine naines u .ne isani@el are among tAe
leaatnS sototu =" 80 - ~ hana"s. ICY nave
9outI ~ 1919 Ao.et ~ iai1iohn lhre'
also ene luilisnin " y ! ieip iof the Kansas
Meaequaftsf ~: the tWenty-slS weeks OF
.ne la4i. e. - neao - bn,s ofRahl2atlon
~ oannes y. hyt!s' piasluoiti .. hume
ohiiue1' plestueAs' y. L. Defandann!e,
seote'als auu sisa7ater'
1t IS the intention, II Fosslble, to arrange
for a grand international regatta for both
say d 5lssn wafer yaents oufln2 the expo
nv Gni.Gso |" as nne d water 'front.' as
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