Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17
Worlds Congress ID WOr|ds fair
A Bright woman's Observations at tho Great
White cry

has iv,u 81, long, aui leafuej 20 little.
the camels, the elephants, tue dom
KEYS anu their traiutrs flrn a weir
picture IN thu Midway PlaiasucF, but
atill more solemn aud pfchis.utis air
The vvtii.cH Of vanished CiVilizl'
ton, the archos Ia tie moiquts,
the temples OF the Egyptian
rhebes, VIVA, tho Assyflpns have lu.t
over, and tue paraphrtnalia Of thv
Kings, tue mummits, uusisi imnges auu
leathen gods.
rLat this great Fair IL eduiatlonRi
In the iaryosi sense one mus. fcalizs
who has visited u, A. only for DAY,
Tho manufactures aud liberal Al b
building alone contains material
enough for study u puzzle one
brains, u the wDrs Of investigation
were actually serious. Hsl3ry, gt.
olugy, ninuralogy, Druithu.o ~ othn.
ulOgy, anthr0pology ana iu fact all the
'ol0gits ana most VI the 'isms are here
presented iu practical problems ~
effective " Jrct itss0nr. Liberal arts,
Ia the modern rendering o. tue term,
covers just shout every thiug, aud this
place mas cXhibils from nearly ali
Countries. You may 80 through aud
through ~, again and again, without
seeing neatly All, leg alone compfu-
honIing VIVA. you dO sec.
The iino arts building though very
large AM bw,-iuspIIng and u ~ even
more taking, IN La many respects lear
bewildeflng, o. Il does not embrace 10
extensive variety OF ohltcs, and one
dads himself tqul 10 making the
Our more successful, perhaps, bocausr
picturys anu statuary are eaHler
methods Of teaching the hume nd
tuar tins inlricaoies OF moohanisn, tue
over Of motion, Tho forces oi slice
trOity, anu the study OF the animal
creation generally, Including bird,
reptiles anu fishes. There u certainly
something exalting Ia the .apturo with
which wo gaze upon wotgs Of ART
"divine" 1t may we'll be called.
IL seems ia viewing the costly and
handsome structures erected 10 make
this IN guiileeul display, that each
country has tried 10 10 us very beet To
extend a knowledge of what can ue pro-
ducod within ~ hufdum, by all
possible methods, and really tue show.
Ing 10 pTaisuwOuny anu excellent,
Foreign tuiluiues are generally more
Attractive 20 Americats, becnufe We
are always more impressed with what
IL new % ", novel u the eye uud
therefore more desirable. o. thrto
buildings Germany SEEMS 10 have ou,-
| riNalluI thu others France Il more ar
| tisiic; tut nowhere have We seen such
| granucur as la the German showing.
| How II could seai the large aud "a.
teuaivo displayis uOi easy 10 G mpre-
bend. The German books are superior
In quality a binding aud general AZ
q Ia. Ill
where. The German department
IN the Doe arts Is ~ most Won
| deuul collection ~ we'll AZ very
large, anu also IN the German pavilion
/ ia tie manufactures huu liberal nrl-.
This represents three Hiohos IA cau.
tact; the exterior architecture Is u ty-
n ,issance OF tue sixteenth century.
nore the GObeln laltsiiits Hnd tilu
] furniture are shown. Duv rGJlu " Ia
I blue and gold mndtlB Z inter the rrGrp-
don room Ia the I'M rflal palace At
| Berlin. Time anu epAce foil 10 tell
even the few things that sAui cut
most conspicuous Ia rne's mind.
Many OF the buildings ale TIN un-
finished Auu even the public eui1Ues
| afe some Of them very Incomplete In.
| side, though wOTkmVn ARE stlll em.
! TO hurry on tho finishing.
The flowrrs, vines, trees aud fountains
are most delightful part of the
grounds, and are iragr "a. AMI refresh.
ing To visitors; the lagoona aud clabor'
alto ttatuary In and near the waller,
with the hUndsome goUdOlaa iyins
about, flags waving anu gay parties OF
merry people rowinr, IRE intensely
charming aud picturesque The
wlmau's building. the chilifen's
buiIiiuR, Putk building aud doaans
mOn,eaoh destr 81 separate chapter,
AMI my letter Is iuli without oven
menliouiug the Princess Eulnlir of
spain vino ~ creating such a .Jar0rs
In Chicago and who Ii quaI,efcd iu
this very house (the Palmer with all
her SUITE, occupy ing twenty rooms on
the pRflUr floor.
EMNELINF b. WELLS.