Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08


and tho Illinois Training School for
Nurses will manage the matter. Three
rooms in the wOman's Building have
been Unsigned for the exhibit, and The
State board has appropriated s6,OOO TO
defray the expense.
A heroic statue Of Columbus, by
Louis st, gaudens, will stand before
the mails entrance Of the Administrs'
tiou Building.
In the Illinois State Building,
room SO 4 "a feet, has been assigned TO
kindergarten exhibit, which VIII he
made chiefly under the direction OF
the women.
The Illinois woman's Ceramic Assoc
citation has secured space for mn ,Xhihi
In the Illinois building.
The Queen Isabella Association WIN
not have q pavilion or club house on
the Exposition grounds. It's application
for space for such pavilion mas o.eh
rejected by the grounds and bullIlnss
committee on recommendation oil Chlei
OF Construction burnham, VINO ufgeu
vhat no space could he spared for build
ting Of the private club house desctip-
ton.
The grand entrance 10 the mammoth
Manufacture bu Hiding will be deco
rated Mt an expense Of about 81, 900.
The total amount reported nppropri.
ated by foieign nations and colonies TOT
their representation a the Exposition,
20 far M heard from, Is s9,65l 1853. Quite
a number Of those who have decided 70
participate have not yet made appro-
priations.
The Illinois State Board Of Agricul-
ture has offered a number OF prizes
ranging from $50 to $3.50, for the best
exhibits shown at the State Fair, 10 be
held at Peoria, In September. From
these exhibits the board Will make
many selections for the WORLDS FAR
A bill protecting foreign exhibitors
OF patented artiol,s nom all posAible
prosecution for infringement has been
passed by the Senate, and IL penulng
aud reported sure TO pass In the House
The bill reads NJ follows:
"That no citizen Of any country sinai
10 held liable for the Infringement o.
any patent granted by the United
States or any Trademark registered IN
the United States where the act COM
planned Of In performed In connection
with the exhibition Of any article or
thing Mt the Worlds Columbian Elk
poslhoh "Snic's"'
III, sersnno, Me.lcos sp.o,
WORLDS FAR commissioher, Wno
visited Chicago sho,' uno *
and maue thoIough lnsp,..,o"
OF Ehposiuon ptos''ss anu
mas maue 70 ns syr ,.a,rE
report exceedingly hvothuie .o.ne -.
position, nc auVocars =" p eaoV
gArucipauon ny mskoV. , A., 49,, -,
Dls1 mas ekpies'eu nIniso" =" 49,, y.
making nhe SLOWING ". 1890
progress anu huNnnlhkss 'A'"e' '"'" w
Nor rencs anu hnequi'H
The Newport, ". L., Artilory,whleh
celebrated Its l60th anniversary several
months ago, and claims 10 be the oiue't
active military company IN the uni'eu
states VIII s,,enu we "oi p,,,a
~ Nnte9 nv ,en n .,,.,,ian
pnla Anu s''iac'eu n'"on ''''"''V"'
The U. 3. treasury Department mas
decided that machinery importer 10
the Exposition from foreign countries,
either wholly rs An eNnloito or 20 oe
shown In connection Win inc MUS
tration OF some manufacturing pre- -,
shall be admitted Tree OF duty. ANY
raw material imported Tor use III sucn
process must pay regular uu'y, now
ever.
Tho lady managers are In communi.
cation with Mrs. Aubrey ii. Smith, OF
Philadelphia, who complied n book OF
interesting and valuable statistics for
the Center nial concerning the charit-
IA. nd, al su hv Ramau IN Ia the In.