Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02
,,g,,cs AT THE WORLDS FAIR.


r.. objects OF historical value and
Tut Which will be shown at ihe
,va,ldis Fair viii be legion inc ooi,
N.t,. relics alone viii be very great
unsnber, aud will Include we ha'
nx of the important ,poriaoi. re-
Pii'i.fs Of the famous explorer ihoJ
drought ifom spalni ltalli hVnle'
wei Indies, and other wiuely sep
w ,. paTts nf the earth. livery We
a.,,m.pt, almost, NJ the great EXPO,
Nan viii nave It's relies on ivleW-,oiu
,'rorIs. PORTRAITS, klsehiuts, nlOdsle,
,'ntions, etc., each having hie.ohohl
,n,s,sst or marking stage o. progress
T., m own line. Particularly huueI-
~. vii he these historical exhibits
~, Ihs United States. Almost every
n,'ia will Contribute to the numbvf
nrtbiug which viii BE- viewed WIN
,,trtest ecauee OF its history or aheocln,
Tins. one u the beet contrlouti0hswlli
T.. Sbovn by Hsnnsylvania, the cOllec'
,Ion being fUfnifhed mainly from
philadelphia under the auspices OF a
sommittee Of IT, city council. Among
,Sa objects Ia this collection are tue
,'ilovins. The chnir occupied ny
rhomas Jefienon when writing tne
hrelaration Of ludepondcnce; the table
N which II was signed; ths silver INK
,,,nJ used on that occasion; Thomne
I,irHon's sword; chair OF memorial
soods, IL cluJ'ug part OF Colu,nnu'
"ou.e In Stain; bell ruug At Valley
Forge when Ma-hingio.i occuplei that
lace with his army; sofa Belonging To
,,,r.e Washington aud usru ny him
,sh,n he lived 10 Philadclph buuch
n,le ifom pew IN old Christ church
'erupled 10y Washington and iIaiay-
10. punch bowl used by Gene al
wilmington anu nthtr oilicefr oi tho
',yoluiionaiy army uahy clothes made
by Mfs. John Adhhs iut lef ton John
Vulucy Adsmt; ale mus that belonged
n lohn raul Juurs; Pesle's portrait Of
Washington, the iifst ever punleaj
ant lightning iOu Invented hy Hen.
Fnukhn; electrical machi iuvonte 4
BIZ Fankliu; original model Of john
tween PhilrdelphA aud Huntington
nom 1881 to 1900; unsigned cory OF tie
DECLARATION bi Independence; fan.
used 10y Franklin at the court OF
France when he was minister thttti
cat OF Mashingtou'a face taken d1ting
liie from original mould used Tor Hon
lou,s statue; clocks OF Brnlanln
Franklln, William Penn and Oliver
rmmwcll, runuiug aud keeping good
umr; Gilbert s,usrpr p0ftiait OF Wash.
ing,6n; Thomas JeiienOn's haii;
p5cnb0ntns' nlchlac'; surveying iu'
,tmmenn used by William Penn In
aying out tho CITY VI Philadelphia;
and the famous Liberty Bell.
Provisions has been mate Tor the
holding OF Congrets comptsci Of
Youths VI all nations o. the world,
delegates will De sent, II ~ expected
nom England, japan, Vance, Ger
many, Norway, Sweicp, spain,
Austria, Italy, Russia aud countries
II the ORIENT. Inrso young men are
10 he se.ectui from the high tcnuols
and the grammar school grades. Their
ace. are to range between thir'
ten aud eighteen years. Nothing
athe World's Fair congress has mus
War arranged for, II II thought viii *
Gle more Interest tnsu this project.
The idea 10 TO get fom each cuuntry
not more than from fifteen TO forty W
rty Eudent. All told, u IL iuts nueJ
to hayo 5000 az the congress, AMI IA
tt.c.Al committee has teen appointed
t0eihat proper encouragement N lent
10 induce Attendance. The ptelimi-
rify address OF the special commute.
hi. been issued by A. r. Sighiing ,lr,
chairman, aud +. +. Bliss, secretary.
Pf-sidenl Bonney, Of the World's
Congress Auxiliary. says that the
topics discussed, VIII touch neither
upon religion nor politics. His idea i
10 gather In Chicago mkt year re-
preventative assembly VI the educated
youths Uf all countries. They are To-
be addressed by thu leading educators
uf the age who may DO IN Chicago.
The scheme originated with CONF
mitlee OF which Francis Bellamy Is
chairman. Tho plth VI the argument
ior such congress IL embraced Ia The
following Paragraph from the prelimi.
nary addr,ss: at II felt that n care
fully selected assembly OF the young
from all nations undersuch remarkable
conditions M viii pievnll during the
Columbian Exposition, cannot fal 70
powerfully ard this high end, 1t l.
pufposed 10 draw together the worth.
est aud most talented youth VI ali
landr, the coming leaders Of mankind,
that they may 6o lead TO realize, n
could not otherwise he poesible, the
meaning and the worth Of the fellow
snip % hAllNIh hhA WV hANAilN ihN"A W
man. In n gathering 10 constituted
there would certainly be some whO
viii DO called 10 deal decisively with
the do .i4Ius OF states and the serious
concerns Of millions Of men. Brought
thus together and lace 10 face with
the larger relations OF our independent
humanity, those fresh minds would
greatly gain In fitness Tor tho impor'
tAnt tasks derreed to their future
Among them would fe many who vii
survive all who are now active on III,
stage OF the world'a affairs and whit
would therefore stand before tho gene
ration 70 follow as witnesses Of the hu
msniEing power Of the Worlds Expo
sltion OF 1898, and be inspired by IL
Influence toIhighcr aud more uselu
careers, making tho fulillment Of IL
great promises their noblest claim 4
history"