Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17
The Iuhite City.
1t Becomes Its Name.-Things Finely Arranged
and Systematized.-The States Separate
and Collective Work.

round tho blue square Of the lagoon In
the court Of honor at the head Of the
Fair grounds, there are none, perhaps,
with the exception Of the Liberal Arts
structure, whose exhibits furnish more
Instructive history than those OF the
building devoted 10 the display of the
agricultural products Of the different
countries. Not lifelong study ofall
the works thst were ever written upon
natural history could furnish one with
tho absolute knowledge which may be
gained by a study Of the interior Of this
building, for the products OF the cllmes
under every meridian Of the
blue vault Of heaven, from the
EQUATOR to the poles, have been found
rtprcsented, and one need only to
roam from the space Of one position u
another to acluaint himself with all
the species Of vegetable AMI cereal
fruits upon the earth whose nu rlmcpt
b. Tor the chief nourishmont Of man.
Entering the great building one sees
an immense space ihfouged with
iuytlads Of partitions rcpresoniing each
srparite country aud state, aud ali
these are constructed chiefly with somu
unique aud beautiful design having
arches, columns, porticos, ETC., iniined
with coating Of grains aud seeds,
making rich mosaic Whose cleaning
yol1ra have ma extremely gorgeous ami
utgE log effect.
Amer ca has ptincoly showing IN
tie display made by the different
rtatte, anu others Of tho great countries
uir splendidly represented, both In the
quality anu arrangement VI their native
rIhibils. OF the states II Is hard o.
choose one az being Of special
Prominence, each having vied with
tue other In making n great
aud dazzling display. Iowa has dupn'
Gated her corn palace u certain ex'
tent Ia the agricultural pavilion aud
tue walls, partitions and interior dec
ufa,iona show the same artistic use OF
tne native grains, seeds, ETC., AZ are
made Ia tins state buildi x. The hoEofs
ia the agricultural hail, however, are
iivaied ny many OF tbs other states
Illinois, PupnrylNauia, ONO aud a
tuofu OF Others being represented Ia NJ
equally striking aud excellent dleplGy.
Tue illinois pavilion attracts perhaps
% much attention M any Ia the build
ing, rs outside walls, arches aud
columns having unique designs Of
garnituTe In shields, Hays, etc., its in.
terlor filled with cereal exhibits in
columns and pyramids Of huge glats
- hal a aNHinaf N
duciDg q striking ana effective display.
PennsylvAnis has alsU made her IA.
yillon resplendent IN shields anu
arms and in addition has the state
motto embroidered IN grains running
across the arch which lorna the ca.
trance 10 the pavilion. Inside the
pavilion Il the liberty bell done In
corn and wheat grains anu It's fran,
work done with sheavta ana STALKS u
the SAINT. OhiO's booth ~ AN Imitation
OF the state capitol, aud Is filed INSIDE
with the exhibits OF native pT0ducte
arranged IN a truly beautiful and novel
display.
Canada has done credit to tho
continent aud her noighbor ma.
ton by a truly wonderful display both
IN the number and arrangement OF her
exhibits, and the portion bearing the
name OF the great British province
shines out resplendent amidst the Ar.
rays VI gorgeous structures erected Tor
the different countries aud states.
rhe Ffeuoh section Is not NJ ornate
as many Of the Others, but serves a
gftht point In the midst OF the more
brilliant and ornamental structures
with their fantastic interiors, by the
solldity Of appearance effected by huge
pyrnmi Of blocks anu columns com.
posed Of glass Jars containing the
various exhibits, and Of heaped piles OF
articles manufactured for the market
from the products belonging TO native
soil. One OF the striking exhibits IL n
pyramid Of chocolate, showing the
manufactures OF single day, the
weight represented being MY tona
and the value forty thousand dollars
Spain has perhaps, with the eXcop.
ton OF the United States, the largest
space Of amy other country represented
In the building, the pavilion occupy
ing almost the entire length OF tao
north side. No means have been
spared seemingly In making up bril-.
liant showing aud the whole when
completed Will be- one OF the most a..
tefestlng displays In the entire build.
ing. The front OF the pavilion Ia nr.
ranged In n series of arches, each lead.
ing into different sections ordominlons
OF the country, anu each arch having
heading u stained glass above the
entrance, and point reaching almosl
10 I've oeilinge. The columns OF the
prrhes are Corinthian anu the entire
lvilion with it's series OF graceful
h.fues aud columns aud decorations OF
irMly tinted glass makes royal
fAlcuary for the agricultural treasures
e, tuiumbia's foster country. The
Engagement OF the interior Will take
slmu time, few OF tho exhibits as
5vi having been placed; but from
what IA already done Que may gain
gllmpses Of the great treat Ina atorr
when tue whole display shall be COM
ple,td.
Havana has a tuberb exhibit OF
cigars, great pyfamidsl vase Of glass
ehchlhg almost 10 the ceiling, show.
rug million Of the rich, brown cute
arranged In wonderfully eystumallcal
INES, and other cases around show the
pant, leaf, etc, In various stages OF III
lfrparation for the market.
Germany, besides making good
showing Of her earth products, makes
.ro special display OF mineral waters
1flm tne natural springs within her
hnrdetB, anu the showing IN emphs-
usd 10y the novel msthOus VI d1splay,
Tue arrangement and designs of the
huge bottles, vases, etc., which con.
Aln them being enough IN themselye.
10 attract SUFFICIENT attention 10 the
advcfifsement.