Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12

l rortaut and necessary enterprises con-
I fronting tho visitor who travels to
[ Chicsgo with the hxe1 hope and de.
| termination Of seeing call that ~ to he
SEEM At the Worlds Fair, Is that COM
prissd 10 the tsk Of doiug the great
| Liberal Arts building IN a thoroughly
systumGiic and exhaustive way. WHAT
thi. achievement implies can only be
/ npprec. ted by those who have had
glimpse ut the acres Of space and tons
Of exhibits which are necessary 70 be
gone over la order to feel that Justice
/ has been jono the task. The reporter
I OF Il Chicago newspaper commissiored
10 write az tho mammllh affair com.
mcnood bis article tho next morning
ne follows. "l stood aud looked around
l from my station ut the side Of the
great ccnual pyramid In tho Liberal
Arts building aud quietly abandoned
hope" The same feeling Of despair
CONES over every 0no who catches tbs
frst glimpse Of the wOili o. wonders
comprised IN the great hall. When Il
ls remembered that the products u
every country upon the iicu OF The
globe nte REPRESENTED here la multiiUli
variety, lavishness aud epleniof OF dis
play, one can form, perhaps, faint
idea NJ Sac sight that lice before ono In
entering thu place.
The hest ar0t OF vantage from which
10 gain View Ui thu entire place IS the
balcony uIs,airu, from which one may
lDUk down upon buwildrfing array %!
ianciiul phviiiOuH In every conceivable
design, from the splcniid tUmplr-liku
structure ot Germany TO thu modest
tent.likr BOOTHS OF the smaller countries
~ Islands, aud these decorated with
I brilliant Culofs aui nled with tho
fgfest specimens Of exhibits furnished
by uacu, making a picture that VIII
probably never ho forgotten by those
fortunate enough 60 view u. Ger
muuy'- PAVILION as well a. her Interior
Vxhibit take firsi place In the array
the structure taking up more space 10
the hail than those devoted 10 other
couutfitb, aud the exhibits showing up
better perhaps than nuy other In the
] building. 80 far NJ value anu variety
are concerned no other country repre-.
j scented tn tho building can compare
with the showing made ~ thU Quilted
States. Every product known TO tue
neither ends Of tho earth arc repre-
, sunted IN our nations display, anu the
showing II such M 10 MI every
e Americana heart with pride. In.
I dustfie- ranging from the welding OF
. the pondcfuus iron b the moulding OF
3 delicate glass, from the weaving OF
} heavy carpets 10 the making Of himy
hand. wrought lace, nto shown IA
, | Amrrica's domain IN the building,
comprising some u tue faTcst aud nIos'
J artistic specimens OF each liue OF worn
, to be- found la the entire tuilJing.
J There IL ono exception 10 this state
/ ! mont, by the way, tae ease 81 tho glhs
\ display, tie Vienna exhibit holding
high pf,.emineUcH over any other nj
A. the Exhibition. 70 Justly describe the
= treasures Of art contained IN tins lsttel
!. display would perhaps DO impOssiblc
d tor 40 sucu collection u exquisite glas'
!; work was ever brought together Ia one
b place. ,
q Gla.a works display nH something o
d Hu Offset la this department, anu tue
e cut glass, aud more especially the spun
u glass EXHIBITS NJ this firm, do mnci
a toward making UP lot Nienna's artisti'
( display.
Il ChIef amongst the displays Of iroI
n arc "A puit OF gatts twenty-five lee
e high and fifteen wide, done la IA beau
b. timl open dcsigu OF ifetwUlk la vine
e and h1wort, tue whole WORK being ex
e eCuted 10y hand with n hammer,
, Thu Northwestern Horse Nail Co
x hasa booth decorated entirely VIII
y horse shoes and nails, and the arrange
mcnt 0i tbs curious shaped nails ol
the walls anu ceiling in iritzss, center
pieces and various tasteful aad uuiqu
a designs makes striking aud artist
{. interior Al effective feature is ia
III, entrance 10 the booth, which isA gren
- hone shoe iancilully decorated VIII
nais.
~ Among the most striking exhibits Il
the building In the soda fountain dis
4. play, the highest art and skill haviu
y lorn used 10y various ilrma In the con
IL slruuuon amt design Of this line q
manufactures.
/. A slriking exhibit IL that made b.
n the Fine Ant Bronze foundry Of Ne'
York. They show friezus mlntels anI
4. every other decorative article imagiu
" abluin bronze, one fTieze In paitivula
y representing battle scene being eA
~ cepliOnglly iine.
Tue United states piano display is
principal feature IN the bulldog, NOR
10 thnu iorty.asyen firmB being roprt
n ,ented The pianos have q large spsc
Di sct apart tor the entire display tluug
each firm has separate booth.
Beside. these aud such solid exhibit
a ~ the copper, granite, marble, it0
p and brick displays which come In "a
Ia perhaps the largest share " attention
y arc Rlro Tapestries, carpets, rugs, wa
4. papers and numbrrless other example
Of native industries of which our cOuI