The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-07
OF THE
WORLDS FAIR.

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gold b,iok worth $3.50. 600 will BE- ex-
In otter Of S12O.0O0 In cash has been
Dc for tbs exclusive privilege OF selling
(nuts at the Worlds fair.
3acrameuto, CAL, will mako At the
brld's fair an exhibit illustrating it,
Stal ssrvics from the DAYS of 40 TO the
Pssnt time.
Tho international nsace congress 81 it,
emit session In Borne. Switzerland. de-
cd unanimously to hold its next moot
In Chicago II the time Of tho Worlds
leafs will be provided at the Worlds fair
aioatoty ceremonies IN October for Loo
Wspapsr correspondents. u having benn
inatsd that about that number will b.
bssnt.
from the applications alroadv on die II 10
mated that more than 10, 900 men will
rticipAts In the great civic parade ~ tne
ildinRs in October.
Implications for space In the elect,ic cit
ilding Mt the Worlds fair A00rsgats 3So,-
square feet, while only 185, O0O feet are
hilable. Foreign nations have already.
bn assigned $1,000 fest, and several Of
m are urgently asking for more.
Prot. Elisha Gray, the cslsbrated e~loctri-
In. has retu, ned from IN extensive Eu-
pean tour taken in the interest Of tho
P~otrical congress- which will be held in
icaRo in connection with the Worlds
r. He secured the promise OF 100 cleo
clans to attend the congress.
Gov. Fifsr, OF Illinois, has detailed Col.
arles p. Bryan of his staff to assist in
noivipn oNSrnra ~ atnta and fnpAinO troopa
the time of the dedication Of this Worlds
II buildings in October. The appoint
pnt Was made at the request of the joint
mmittse on dedicatory csremonies.
Thirty-two silk manufactures At Lyons,
lance, have decided to make exhibits At
b Worlds fair, and zach one 10 striving
make the finest showing. Lyons 10 the
eatest silk manufacturing center in the
prld, and made a magnificent display Mt
. Paris exposition. II 10 reported, how
or, that 1t will do still better at Chicago.
Colonel dc Palitschsk. the Austrian com-
~ssioner general, writes that the 70 Id
bhemia, and the china manufacture rs Of
krlsbad and the surrounding %nsighbor-
k0d have agreed upon making = grand
splay Of their industries ut the sxposi-
bn, The manufacturers of stained glass
Tyrol will join in the exhibit.
~ company has bsen incorporated with
90, 600 capital stock for the purpose of
ecting near the Worlds fair a 1890
ub house, which shall be maintained dur
Z the fair a. headquarters for wheelmen
om all parts of the world. Thereafter the
+ this League of American Wheelmen.
be project 10 approved by members Of the
ktional association and by the council of
o Illinois branch.
Germsny's building At the Worlds fair
II cost about SIZE. 900. and will be q COM
nation OF typical styles of German archi-
cture, such as are seen in perfection in
nremburg. 1t will be massive in construc-
pm, the frst story being Of great blocks of
ndstone and tho second of q combination
brick and cement. At one ond will be
hich will show exceedingly artistic effects,
Ping the work of several Of the most famous
Fsigners in Germany. The interior OF the
hiding will be finished t%hroughout with
htural woods Imprinted. Much Of the
hildirp material has already been received
om Germany, and the construction of the
Pifice is in progress.
Vittorio ZsgRio. representing tho italian
bvernment, was at Worlds fair headquaI-
frs a few days ago with credentials show
& him to be a representative Of the italian
pv0SAAA0ut ALI Vas ulOvOAuoub ~ OAAiOIV
allan products and industries at the fair.
! appears from a circular issued in Rome
! April. that tbs minister of commerce
nd industry has appointed the boards Of
}ade Of Italy a central committee TO pre-
bro an exhibit, empowering them to ap.
pint two commissioners, one of whom 10
r. XsRgio. Tho government furnished no
hancial aid, but offered to furnish a ship
Pr. the transportation of exhibits. and suR-
hc&oA that MN I've o0ll -, 4rjAp to lAfr~,
10 expenses of the display. Italy asked
pr about 140, 600 square feet in the various
apartments several months ago.
Among the exhibits 10 be made at tho
fair by foreign nations the visitor
Fill doubtless find that OF Persia one of the
host interesting. 1t will Include rare spec
hens of art industry work. Rich and
tightly wrought fabrics will constitute M
feature, ~ will exquisitsly fine
|mbroideries and deliberately worked gold
md silver jewelry, rare Persian rugs, car
let's. embroidered hanginRs. etc. There
Iill also DO found in this Persian exhibit
departments for manufactured articles,
noh IA arms, curios aud richly wrought
tilea and tile work, mosaios, objects
Il art. antiquities, musical instruments,
apparel. ETC.. Altogether the Per
ian exhibit is promised to be characteristic
md exceptionally unique. a collection rich
b objects of cost and beauty.
Henry Wade Rogers, chairman of the
Committee on jurisprudence and law re-
orm. has issued a call for q congress of
judges. legal authors. Legislators
Ind law officers of the government during
he fair. An endless variety of topics will
10 discussed. Tho committee says it is
|oped that q permanent international bar
association will be the outGrowth of these
and adds: IAN international
bar association, composed of representa-
ives from the bars or bar associations of
III civilized countries. will not only bling
ogsther the representative lawyers of tbs
porld from time to time to discuss, perfect
md gradually hRrmonizs the laws of their
espective constituencies, but will also pro-
note the forming Of those ties of universal
motherhood which are the chief elements
# modern civilization. Such a worlds
Jar association will doubtless prove the
main instrument by which shall be brought
bout the formation of international tri-
the codifioation Of the laws Of ma
4ons, the formulation Of the rules which
nall govern those tribunals md the meth
'ds of practice for the administration of
ustice therein. Such al association will
.lso naturally furnish the material out of
such tribunals will be constructed,
nd will also be of great assistance to law
'sts of different countries in matters aris-
nR under treaties or the general internn-
ional law in their respective countries, in
he protection OF clients while in foreign
and in many other matters
now to DETAIL" Women have
'een recognized by the COMMITTEES. in view
4 their interest in civil governments.
Good Looks.
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