Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17

raised from the sugar cane, reprt sent
ing the process Of the developmont VI
the cane from the low TO the finest
grades, Including specim M OF raw
eugsr M made for the Englith and
American markets, there being diucf.
eucr between the two kinds.
Be.idts the agricultural exhibits
there are also specimens OF nntlvo
woods AMI animals, the iormhr COM
pfising twonty.six varieties, the latter
embracing sprcipa such as tue lap'r,
jagusr, crocodile, etc, AMI some models
VI tho native Indian and the houses
which they inhabit give also a COM
pleie idea Of the agricultural products
VI the country anu Of the character and
life " the places represented NJ well.
Ia nearly all the navllions belonging
10 different Countries this variety VI
display embracing exhibits which give
au idea VI all tue FERNS OF life aud vege.
talon peculiar TO thediticrent regions,
has been carried out, aud lhoaiudent 81
ornithology, zoology o. any other
tracer Ut natufnl science may nnd this
department ui tho Agricultural build
lug AZ Interesting almost ~ atrip TO
such OF the localities rs are repre-.
acnted. Tue whole interior, IA fact,
may br considered A. agigantic relief
map OF all tho different countries on
the globe. Speaking OF the relief map,
it il interesting 10 note tho important
part taken by this Interesting method
IN illustrating the myriad exhibits
contained la the various departments
" the buildings ut the Exposition.
Besides these maps illustrating the
different departments OF science,
natural and others, history also has the
popular relief picture, Illustrating her
subjects, each one NJ these showing To
great effect In Illustrating a thrilling
event In sono department Of History.
the most Interesting exhibit In this
ituu IN ono contained la the govern
ment builIing Illustrating tho scene Of
Gfvely'a EXPEDITION IN search Of the
North Pole iu 1884. The scene
pictured IN "a literal representation OF
tue spot reached aud occupied by
Gfeely's party duringt ogtealur part Ot
the two Year., anu ah0wat e cherries
stretch oi snow anu ice with the blush
white befRs for background, the huis
lived IN by the party, anu the figures
VI the survivors In litt-size plasttg.Ui.
paris casts affnyed In Is tattprcI
garments worn at the time v. the
fescue. Ths spot Ia Fort ConguT,
Lady Fmnkun's bay, GriunOll Land,
and the picture represents thu scene OF
Gfeeley's meeting ana congfhtulatiou
1f the party who had reached the
point "urthust n0rth.D Tho figures
arc extremely natural in appearance,
aud the romantic, bus desolato picture
made by the daring icc-b0und, eIent
lauN ~
the return of their comrades 10 quiteln.
IertHting and effective.
In the mining buildlng the use OF
the relief picture or "model Illus.
iraiiuns" II alec carried out 10 some
extent, aud here We have the gold
llsidF, plAcufe, tunneIt, mines anu
everything elte connected with camp
lilo brought out with viyiI
.sile. method. There are coal
suits at work with pick and shovel
kulchss nnd Hats with the miners
home aud life depleted, together with
various other things that vary the
array OF specimen exhibits which
make W tho greater part vi the die.
play In the building. What the
exhibitors could not do IN the line "
models aud ieliei maps lOt foroelully ad.
veItising the resources of the different
localities, has been made up by using
native material in the conjunction OF
booths or paviliona, somo Of them, such
as the Ohio pavilion, being o3n-truclrl
VI different kinds VI native stones and
marbles. Where this ~ not done the
column fronts or porchea are grained
to Represent native material, thus
giving specimen OF their stones Or
marbles belonging 20 each state.
Utah has tue distinctlon Of having
the only real stone columns In the
building, four OF them, constructed Of
home material, supporting tue front
arches OF the pavilion. We have also
srveral other special exhibits not 10 be
fund In any other part OF the building
VI OF the countries represented, the
principal OF them being the SANDSTONE
ore which runs from twelve 10 fourlu, n
ounces Of silver per ton, aud the pe,Ii-
he'd ores from the Snowden measures
at Silver Reel, running from three 10
four hundred ounces la silver, most n
these ores being marvals found Ia no
other part VI the world. Besides "A
splendid showing Of the gross ores ana
metals We have also a unique display
OF states, salts, etc., the ormer figuring
Ms tho only slate exhibit from the west.
cru part Of the United States, aud the
latter being unique principally from
The specimens Oi tue chemical products
Of the Great Salt Lake, which em-
braces everything from the natural
salts and sulpnites 70 tue last degree
Of the refined liquors obtained from
the expe ,imenis with the natural Bub.
stances. There Is also a good showing
Of gypsum, especially In srlenite
urystnis, the latter being the only exc
hibt OF the kind shown at the Worlds
Fair. There are specimens Of sand,
asphaltum and gilsonite, the latter
showing different products OF the
material such rs ready rOoi-cOaiing In
various stages OF preparation, Japnnned
articles in stove aud kettle handles,
etc., mud specimens Of hydrocarbon Ia
greater variety than In any other
pavilion IN the building.
Tho home building In the north end
OF the grounds Ii also showing better Tor
the numerous Improvements which
have been Instituted and " the variOus
plans or suggestions which have
been proposed can DO carried
out before the exhibition IN
over Ulah may leave something
more than mn indefinite memory with
tho people who viii gather from all
parts OF the world 10 gain mn idea " tho
resources Of the d flerent regions Ofthe
earth. II any impression has 80 far
Teen made II IL ofan unfortunate KIM,
aud II anything eau be done 20 redeem
the false showing, no puips nor means