Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-08-05
THE CHICAGO EXPOSITION.
Kentucky to Make an Exhibit of Tobacco
in All Its Forms-Japan Applies
for Space for Minerals.

The Woman's Pharmaceutical Associ-
alton OF Illinois is planning to conduct a
model pharmacy in the Illinois building
at the Worlds Fair.
Japan has applied for space in the
Worlds Fair mines and mining building
for mineral exhibit. 1t will include a
| fine collection of the celebrated Japan
ese alloys and bronze preparations.
One OF the novel exhibits in machin-
cry hall at the Worlds Fair will be a
paper mill. 1t will be in active opera
| ton, and will show all the processes OF
paper-making from the pulp to the fin
ished card, which will be in the form OF
a Worlds Fair souvenir.
A schooner is now being fitted out at
Halifax to 60 to the Arctic regions to get
ten or twelve Esquimau families, fifty or
sixty persons in all, for exhibition at the
Worlds Fair. Dogs. fishing implements,
utensils and everything necessary to
show Esquimau life will also be pre-
cured.
The American Ostrich Company has
sent to Chicago for exhibition at the
Worlds Fair thirty birds from its ostrich
farm at Fall Brook, San Diego county,
Cal. The ostriches have been sent on
thus early in order that they may be-
come thoroughly acclimated by the time
the fair opens and appear at their best.
An exhibit OF bells will be made at
the Worlds Fair by large manu'catur-
ing concern in this country. and the firm
is planning to display 1t in reproduc-
ton Of the Tar Kolokol liking of bells),
the famous broken bell OF Moscow, which
is 22 feet in diameter ard q feet 3 inches
high, weighs 443, 772 pounds and is used
as chapel.
Kentucky will make at the World 8
Fair an exhibit of tobacco in all its
forms, from the seed up to the matured
and manufactured leaf. There will be
exhibits OF different varieties OF plants
in various stages OF growth and ilustra-
tions OF the manner OF shipping and
handling the weed from the time the
seed ia PIT in the ground until the prod
uce goes into the chewer's or smoker 3
mouth.
A large portion OF the agricultural ex-
hibit which Illinois will make at the
Worlds Fair will be selected from the
exhibits made at the State Fair at Peoria
the coming fall. In order to encourage
the farmers to make especially fine ex-
hibits OF farm, orchard and garden prod
ucSs the State Board of Agriculture,
which has in charge the preparations OF
the States Worlds Fair exhibit, has Of
fered a number OF cash prizes aggregat-
! ing $1,000.
The New York Worlds Fair Commits
sioners have been trying to find model
OF Fulton's steamboat, the Clermont, to
be included in the State exhibit at Chi
cage. So far, however, they have been
unable to discover one, and they have
asked the Maritime Exchange to help
them out, They have made many in
quiries, but have been able to get only
some statistics as to the vessels dimen-
slons. None of the New York shipping
men appear to know if any model OF the
old steam boat survives the eighty years
since the vessel was used.
The tide OF public opinion is unmis
takably turning strongly in favor Of
keeping the Worlds Fair open on Sun
day, provided silent" fair be assured
The exposition authorities have never
hal any idea OF keeping the machinery
running on Sunday and everything going
at full boom as on week days, and since
they have 30 declared themselves, the
demands for Sunday closing have dimin-
ished greatly in numb Der. Not few who
had petitioned for closed fair have
changed their minds and revoked their
request, and have asked that the gates
be opened.