The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-06
WORLDS; FasRTMOTES.

lrDIREcroH oFs9VoRKs .BuRNHAI 5" I'LL IN
the future ;havescharge OF the piacl pS OF
eoncessions.-
TIE MARQUIS ofNillalobar. attac be of
,.he Spanish fegaSion sat Washin. gton,
has. been attached tofSpains' VIZ 'rid's
fair commission<
ABOUT the lasts1hing sthe+senateFd
with the supdry,f.viE biIlswas to adopt
ian amendment of Senators X ytet g wing
.s25, 900 ofthe amounts aprcoprIaiSecf.S1or
a coiored exsli bit.
I TIE; British commissioners in-Ea~eceipt
of 1859 .pictures. framed, for 'the British
exhibit in 4he.Eine- Arts buildings 1Ehe
collection issvalGed'at s6s, 0li0
.BENCHEs .capa blef Of seating 100000
people will.beapl2c@i intth park next
summer. Theyspill.be seal sered about
The grounds at ,s1tita bae lota lions.
SEVERAL notable pieces Of pottery
will be shown inatke SBritis n section Of
the fair. The Zig pottery makers Of:
iEngland intend orHdoingA their Paris
display.
BnAzrL1.ces 'will55ceIsbrassA, 'fthe- ami
reysary of their independence by a big
gathering at the parlSso Septe Der II.
Havti he's asked foT9e August;il6i as its
day, and ,NicaraguaNwill .jollifylo Sep
;tenber l.
AsIATfo fruits, in large variety, viii,
form an interesting section ofThe'showI
in Horticultural hall. A number OF
growers have been given spaTe..to shows
whole fruits, in addition so SShe space
H..
! MopELs of vessels showingf he'prog-
lress made in the kconstructipn,.of trims
atlantic steamersssince thevt !rrere first
.run between Neyv4slO antsss::aa I liverpool
Nvni be shipped TO Chicago, by the
'Lairds, shipbuildeTs at eBirll tnh ead.
IT is generally .undagstoa35 at West
Point that the cadets VII |spend at!
ilesst two or three weeks of L ie, coming
summer at the worlds fair Whey will
igo in camp on the exposition grounds
land will be accompanied by { de. United
Estates military academy band
; TIE governmentof'Ra ragiiaSS1nadea
remarkably cool prepositioTneto Dit
irector General Davis receutiv.s 1t pro->
posed TO make d displaysat the fair if
1.-THE authorities would allcw3 'aragusyF
officiais to operate a lottery atl .iacksons
park for the sale OF r'ildcatIiands in
ithat country. %Col. navispery>Sronpt
:Geclined the proposition !
I TIE Austrian display will be: cs-t
;pacially strong in the sections of agris
scui:ure and transportation. The fine
;arts section, however. viii overshadow
;sll others. It embraces paintings,
uoaned by Emperor Francis Joseph
9from the imperial museums and works
sfrom she private rooms of the Vienna
thofburg and Of Sch0enbruDu.
{ "A FINE model of Windsor castle. built
to scale from architectural drawings,
Twill be exhibited at the fair by Lever
;Rros.- of lexington, England. 1t is
sbelieved 10 be the largest in existence
land the only one INTELLECTUALLY cor
.rect. This model covers an area of
s45xlS feet and stands Is feet high. 1t
is built upon a stand the inside of
which is work of art IN saloon decora-
ition.
The prince of Monaco. who rules
lover the people of Monte Carlo, is de-
'sirous of making an exhibit at the fair.
He has made n formal application to
Director General Davis for space and it
viii doubtless be granted. The prince
is said TO be the possessor of the
largest collection of gems in Europe,
and he wishes to make deep sea fish
ling display. He occupied 600 square feet
lof space at the Paris exposition.