Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-04-21

AL regulations pertaiRg Ia The
exhibit. ~ the department or de-
pirta 'nt. IL which th~p MY be
particularly Interested. by sdlress.
Ing Direcior-GenerAl Davis.
4 nrw Dir,r,ory vas slettc,
Nv The Exposition sI"rkhnldrr
cn Apr 2. With se,rn except.
irls thr mamb'r- uf las, YEAR
u. terry we're 'e-rivct,d.
V..,taa WI h,sc $1,000
pai. ltng Il the fair bu,'dIu.
nitrritl 10 tac amoaa' IL tl3.DOu
be. heeu dpnhi-a and the yaniruci
60 ,trciiol has been Let for sl7.-
900.
A., snl,rrnf owner ~ steam ,achl
in New i,rk inicnd "a uiilize ihen,
&C. transport ihems Ives aud then
fri"nd- oIhe Exp rsiiian Nv VA,
~ ,hr ~. Lawerrnce aud Well
auirtlil. They brlle,e Il ~ill be-
~ great advantage to live aboard
their Yachts. and thus Ice Inde-
Ii''n.lsni II CROW d,d hotels. II IL
r.ported tha' the own,r ~ man,
st"am Iarge- "a Causds will TT
Nth comfortable living quarters.
aud carry Canadian visitors %
and from the FAN.
The main Exposition bnilli' e.
r-qp.rr for their orna neuisi on
l6O. 900 separate pieces OF staff
WORK. OF those los oOO lave
bccn rh-t aud m-re th,n 80 900
have heen put IN pia e on the
bull hnas.
The directors'nf the cslehrsted
Wfrd ~ I.sum AZ X ia ester. \
Y. have irridcd toe read s25.
O1O ia m,kiugi ~ the Exposition
di>hlly 81 specimens FROM ~
psris ~ the establishment. TIL,
Vrlur - the exhibit will exceed
900, 600
The Commercial Exchange Of
Des Moincs, la, has resolved in
favor II raising $4,000 for the
purpose ~ securing creditable
representation II that CITY II the
Exposition, Brooklyn. n. Y.
wants To- devote a like sum b. the
same cnd
Fifty public spirited citizens Of
Utah have guaranteed s50.OOO
for an exhibit nj the Far from
that terrt"ry. A like amount
was similarly raised ia Connecti-
cut recently, and in bath ca.es il
j. the expectation that the legi--
lature will reimburse the donors.
Italian Commissioner Alexan-
der Del Nero writes from Rome
Co the eft II that there will be n
hne exhibit II the mosaics. tap
estries, Columbian relies. and
other treasures II the Vatican
which have never vet been ON cx-
hibitlon. lie further rep .rts that
the photographic Museum Of
Rome viii probably loan many
Columbian antiquities o. the Tx
position.
r. :. Moore. IL Newburn, y.
C., claims to have fragments ~
the chain which rcstraiI I'd Co.
lumbus when nc VS. in prison,
aud h. intends To exhibit them
u the Fair. I. c. Calhoun ~
y. l., .at- he has pieces ~ the
house Ia ~ Donin 90 in which
olum' 4, was Imprisoned, and he
has s.milar desire.
The Missouri Worlds Fair
Board has forwarded a. Chicago
nine tree trunks 10 compose three
az the columns ~ the rustic col
onnsde around the Forestry build
ing. These trunks are typical
specimens 81 yellow pine. white
'sk, red oak. ash, cypress. red
gum ani hickory. II has also
sent thirty pieces 81 timber all Of
different variety. for the rustic
interlaced between the three col
umns.
Galveston, Tex~ has raised
$4,000 II the $3.50, 900 which Il
pledged towards the State Worlds
Fair fund. the city Is alive with
enthuiasm over the Fair, and il
holding public meetings, torch
hight professions, etc.
Major Meigs, the government
engineer, In charge Of river inn
proyements at keokuk, Ia, IL
preparing for exhibition at the
Worlds Fair. working models Of
the government dry docks and
engine house, the various boats
used IN making riyeI improve
ments aud sections of dams,
showing the manner Of their con-
struction. II il announced that
In the government exhibit will APP
pear a Photographic panorama Of
the Mississ ppi river from 81. Paul
30 the mouth Of the Illinois