Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-04-21

Germany Will Garry or the Honors OF ths
Exposition.

FOREIGNERS AT THE FAIR.
Germany Will Garry on the Honors Of the
Exposition.
| CHICAGO, ILL.,, April ct is at last
possible to foretell where the honors OF
the exposition will 60 among the nations
OF the earth. Germany will be entitled
enthusiasm, spreading to his subjects,
has produced the most magnificent ex-
hibitione of resources any nation has
made, outside Of it's own boundary linee.
The beautiful structure bearing the
words, German Empire" has never
been excelled as national Offering in q
foreign land. 1t has been only since
that structure neared completion that its
beauty and imperial magnifcence have
come to be appreciated on the
grounds. No one doubts that it is in
Jackson Park to stay, for once the peo-
pie Of Chicago have seen it and roamed
through it's halls, public sentiment will
not permit it's destruction.
In the Krupp gun exhibit Germany
has also outdone the world Baron
Strum's display in the Mining building
excels anything ever attempted. In the
big Manufactures Hall Germany will
present proud front to the great clock
tower where the powers of Europe aud
America will meet. In the Horticultural
building German wines will compete
with those of France for first place. So
runs the story from building to build
ing.
In the tastiness and finished beauty of
it's exhibits Japan excels. Its Pagoda
in manufacturers has already attracted
the attention Of the country. In fish
cries the Japanese exhibit will outrank
that Of any other foreign nation in the
J beauty Of it's presentation and scientific
| value. The little garden, trapsplanted
from Japan to the Horticultural building,
will be the choicest thing under the big
/ glass dome. 1t is remarkable that Of all
, the foreign goods received at jackson
( Park, those from across the Pacific have
B come in the best condition and have been
. the most accurately marked.
New South Wales has done nobly.
! That far away land has Q good represen-
] tation in every department, and it's build.
, ing is credit to its enterprise.
Spain has not attempted to cover the
g field Of human industry 90 Germany has
n done, but what it will show 10 highly
n satisfactory.
n Russia and Turkey will win the good
q will of the millions Of visitors. The
d former will "do itself proud" by its struc
o ture and exhibit in manufactures. The
s Turkish building is already one OF the
>, curiosities Of the foreign quarter.
70 England has not done 80 well as it,
e province, the Dominion of Canads. Thu
81 truth Is the management have beer
st disappointed somewhat at the pavilionI
ID Queen Victoria's representatives arr
ot erecting in their buildings. Victoril
70 House was also disappointment. Pri
vate exhibitors from the United King
dom have done better than the govern
ment.
France, the mother Of worlds fairs, i
v building structure at the central poin
in manufactures which will do much t
"a sustain the proud claims of Parisians.
a Of the South and Central America
,h countries, Brazil and Guatemala wi
n have the best showing in National built
le ings. In the departments Brazil wi
I'D outrank the rest OF Pan America.
TO No penny-wise policy has been pursue
he in the allotment o. space on the floor {
A. the Agricultural building. More tina
nd one half Of it's area will groan beneat
nd the weight of foreign exhibits. TIL
n world from China to Peru will displa
or lis food stuffs in some portion of it's 40
ny 600 feet Of extent. Maintaining to q
IL extent similarity OF general charact'
La the display will vary more in degrs
en- than in kind in each Of the multitude
re- exhibits. With barely an exceptio
OK every European country has forwards
Or or will forward, the choicest OF III pr
ter Decentralization that sparsely peoples h
remote banks of the Volgs, the tri
are husbandry OF the Rhine, the evergre'
bs5 fields of the Thames, the smiling verdu
all beside the GarronDe and Guadalquive
nd tho farmer family in all its branches W
ile unite to greet the great West.
me Russia, the great wheat field Of Europ
M has been conceded the largest space, b
ed exhibit occupying nearly 10000 feet
it'll surface. Wheat in all forms will be 4
II prevailing characteristic of it's exhibit.
his Australia and Canada are next on Il
ed, scale as to the size OF their exhit
es- space. New South Wales, which "
cover . large portion of the space CO
coded to Australia will make q magr
ficent display of wool. Canada "
=. signalize her admission to the agric'
VI tural exposition by q cheese so me
~ strous that in it's comparison, all cheet
lila ancient or modern, lapse into insig
AL MIXED to provide for the construction
'eI- the giant, and the floor has be
est specially strengthened to bear its weis
wa, Of $4,000 pounds. Its dimensions v
ent be nine feet diameter and six feet
TED height. At the close of the expositit
pa it will he carved into slices and sold
In all corners.
ved No higher compliment could be p
ana to the estimation which the worlds 4
leid holds in the minds of the nations than
non accorded by Brazil. Without contr
ven ton or dimunition, the entire natio
On display from last years exhibition
It'll Rio will be transferred to Chics
ans Coffee will be the staple Of the show
men and it will he on evidence from berry
i'm. breakfast cup.
nan More solid and substantial than that
the any other country will be the pavilion
y a be erected by Mexico. Ornamer
Ills iron gateways IA feet in height ,
men stand in it's portals, and iron will 70
'e, the material Of which much of the
the terror finishing will consist. Poll
! 10 will raise a tastefully designed pavil
IN whose front will he formed OF . br
re OF archway with tall columns on cit
that side. France will display an elaboi
exhibit of foodstuffs and canned got