Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-18


rest, away
Far away. far awayiln the land Of the west.
you had better take the cars. rather
than try-.any other method.
American tourists who have been
spending their millions In Europe
annually Will be iiaely 10 stay at home
thls year aud welcome the crowds who
Wlll visit America, thnt will turn the
golden current our way. Giobt.lrottots
VIII hnd "a world &C wonders In the
otaLtlui park nUar Chicago. This
lnat uiiJii Ia the way OF u fair oollpses
AL previous Ouea fiOm the initial exhi-
bition In Hyde Park, London, 1851
Gown 10 this year Of grace, 1898.
Everything is onatcale ofunsurpassed
grandeur. must uonf.ps that Inc
laying out Of the gfouuus, aud the
adaptation OF the immense buildings 10
the location and the picturesqu sncss 4
the whole combination are as much
objects OF admiration as the exhibits
themselves. Nothing could be- more
satisfactory.
IL IL not my pufpcss 10 try and tell
lhe readers OF the NEWa much about
the general character OF this mammoth
display, Tor Just ut present II IL far
ifom being ready for the grand OPEN
Ing aud very fow obJecA are on d!s-
play. question ~ IL will be ready
lot visitors to thoroughly enjoy before
the 10Th u May. The season /, very
backward aud cold, aud there are yet
bundreds Il car loads 20 arrive and DO
put into position before May let.
ny recent order oil the uircCt lr gem
efal the time for the reception OF AIT q.
cltt Z display III eXtunueu until A pgtl
3llh. There are three individuals from
UlRh making separate exhibitions OUT
SIDE Of tbs Utah buildings. Utah Will
DO bea1 soon In the neat building on the
no.t popular street devoted to state
buildings. As yet there ia nothing
opened out, tho whole display not nav.
ing arrived there.
VI course | made straight for tho
Bee hive, representing tho state arms
0l utah, auu was welcomed by Mcssrs.
Mechanics and Maguifu and their able
LADY assistants, the Missos CllWes and
Weller. IL wi bea nice place Tor Utah
visitors TO 10 TO, where they Will find
lrlehds aud u pleasant welcome and
learn anything they want 10 know
about the Fair aud outside aecotumO-
dhtione Ia the way Of finding shelter.
The state and territorial buildings
are great attraction In thomseivts-
II VIII take II long time 20 look them
over. some Ut them are very fine aud
original In conception, rs well as
unique In design. The particular
objects for which they are each OF
them famous viii be displayed with
lavish Indifference nv to cost. Idaho h
represented with an elegant log house.
IdoMOntnna building II Hurmounied by
snlmmense black.tail deer. Virginia by
a FAC simile OF Mt. Vernon, the nome Q +
WAshingt0pj Pennsy lvania by her OLD
state building; Florida gives us an idea
Oi the iiIst old tort built thorc; the state
OF washington, her great timber re-
sources California has adopted the old
missions as n basis for architectural
elect aud 40 on through the whole
combination, each one Is full OF inter-
est and complete In Itself.
NO branch OF the ntts or manu- 'ac.
lures viii be lett out. CuTios of the
greatest value Will be brought from
every clim,-ethnologlcal sIecimt rs
from the i've great divisions OF our
globe. Tho Esqulmaux, Javanese,
Japanese, Indians, Chileans anu others
are on tho grounds already. The
march Of civilization, the evolution
Of lOc0mOtion, thelwOndets OF elsctrlci.
~ the hIghrtt attachments Of con-
structive skill aui the worlds
nTt products, forming points al.
most inaccessible In ordinary
people are laid at the feet Of the human
world, who Will make u shrine Of this
greatest Of all object lessons.
Very fortunate viii be- those who
can eujoy tho luxury OF visiting such
u wOndrous collection OF Interesting
objects for study and profit. 1t Is 10 be
hoped that cheaper rates than those
announced will prevail. ON the basis
Of $50 Tor the round trip, and close
economy while IN Chicago, II will
require nj least Sl25 Tor two weeks
visit. When you 20 try and 40 by one
route and return by another, 10 as 10
get the greatest pOsbible amount Of
know ledge OF the country between us
and Chicago, June will be the best
month for the reason that the beautiful
horticultural collections will be- seen In
all their beauty aud the tasteiully laid
Vut grOundH viii be radiant with flower.
Ing shrubs nnd luxuriant vegetation
The weather Will not be too warm
hAb"hh'iH W hi run nun huo luht front
every three minutes, taking you right
into this grounds. The Illinois Central
will run trains every few minutes
from tho same point. Tho distance IL
eight miles from tue foot Of Randolph
street TO the Fair. The buildings In
tho immediate neighbOrhOOl OF the
Fairare mostly hotels anu restaurants,
40 that One need not return to Chicago
at the close Of each days sight-seeing.
some Of the immense structures will
require two days to thoroughly see
their contents. At every turn there
are attractions, and lust those you de-
sire TO see most will be the ones you
will give most attention to.
Chicago Ia filled up with eharpers.
Visitors must stick 10 their ffienus.
There arc very few strangers waiting
10 do any OF us favors unless they have
an Interior object in view. Digest the
guides that are published before going.
Mind your own business aud steer
clear OF mushroom friends--tbeir name
In legion.
1t Is fondly hoped that rates Will get
lower; II they do not we must stay
at home and see the Fair through the
illustrated papers.
q. r. SAVAGE.