Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-12-09

q ! PARTICIPATION OF the United States
the universal exposition to be held I
Paris In 1900 will be a scale common
) eurate with the advanced position bel
b bv our products and industries In IN
worlds chief nzr'ts.
The preliminary report of Moses
Handy, who, under the act approves
! July 10, 1897, was appointed speIra
commissioner with view OF securing
ali a,btsdnable information necessary u
q full ard complete understanding o,
Congress In regard to the participates
of this governm emit in the Paris ex-
position, was laid before you by m,
message OF December 9. 1887. anc
sno wed the large opportunities to maKs
known our national progress In art,
science and manufactures. as well as
the urgent need Of immediate and ads
| quate provisions to enable due advan-
tage thereof to be taken. Mr.. Handy 9
death soon afterwards rendered II
/ necessary for another ITO take up ana
| conn Iete his unfinished work. and on
! January II, last. MIR. Thomas w. Grid
Ter. third assistant secretary Of state.
was designated to fulfill that task.
His report was laid before you by my
message of June IA, 1898, with ths graf
flying result OF awakening renewed In
terest in the projected display. BY
provision in the sur dry civil apprepria-
sloi 80 sc ~ 80 = NY :, 700, ~.
90 NJ ~ atosto ~ oors Tor
the proper preparation and installation
of American exhibits, and for the dis
play Of suitable exhibits by the several
executive departments. particularly by
- s5Itx -I -,
t,,tior =, "a ~. r.is ~ ~. ~
eminent OF the UNITED States. Pursu-
HTt to that enac tnfent / appointed Mr..
.p-sae uillaiu w. rech on ChicdsV con
l.assIou,s se@ral' win Al asslslal1
NJ nsiN seneisl Nhe SOL Teaiy y
at once piocceuse " faits'
"neie MS success IN eniareIhs Inc
~. aru 'ailety u lne Utmteu SvEleS
s.,n4,.oa nan oeeii liiost slatlLyiiSs' Nu.-
UNDERSTANDING the comparatively nH1I-
60 area OF the exposition slte-less than
$500 tha' N "he woriu Iair al
y,rt SpAce asslsneo ~ tne
Caiileu states i'as Deeh aioiTaseu liOih
o., ne. ~pssoiu.e anopnsnr o. 10 AVG SQUARE
Gao 40 epoiteu ~ MI. tiai.uy, ~ sDnie
q :, ~, ~ t.. -
ch 5 70 1900 rraso r
- s..e.. ,1'io ispi eseltasioip " Inc
o va, ruus i5lporoa MI praocnes OF our
,,o,.t LIN ~ 10 ~, ~ ~,
VIZ We ialu Deiore YOU
1NCHEASED APPROPRIATIONS.
In my Judgment. IT'S recornme nda-
lions will call for your early consider
,tfons Especially as regards an in
ne fssd appropriation to at least one
~ uoiIar m an, 30 thst not only
10 bv fha besP mos sibIs exhsbst IN. 49,,
lass, bIlt sThe nrs No ,satton ana ins,talla,
ION be ON 40 nerfsct a scaIe a. ~, ra,L
Lmong the first in that 1,nmsralIeIed
ompetttiou of artistic and joven,s;1na
,roductiou. ana mus cauT,t a,.rss iance
he disadva MIA gea with which we Ct, ~
8 compared with otber oonrt,jes
whose Appropriations are ON a more
generous scale and wbnsa nrena rations
re in a state of much areate, fonTvard'
iess than our own.
Where our artieans baya +ba ,av,a. ,
ed ca "a CITY Ia eYceI NOD, s,,s o,,,. ,,,1ra,-,.
We genius has Initiated manv rf Az I
randest ajrcovsries - o. -. !
( Fhe centI,rv on1 ha 80 t .,e uay
sources of orr 10 md orc 1,..s,,.la :
6 thsv arc x,oinah,a lniillisss
"a -, " supply Inc
lonI5 ha ee so,,,, ~ 10 our provinces as IL
he march ~ b,,,,an r,,,ol.s. ~ Ecu IN :
pst c,ntant ui,th -, ess anu iSO'
Toraovsr ~ .ht. set01aly piace.
|, M lass H. - ~ uuo ~ ouIselves, ~
om whs.sa 800. - 90" iench ma ;
tbjcb has -, 6 @ we become, sno t.
-tab q. 49, 49, .S "~Ss eestiueu fls :
hall beGt az M ~ ~ ~ PAL al a.ic .t 10
aS ene pace the Two peoples Z
elopment. ~ o''- g S"i oe :
1NrpDAcun co,r c
OnM M nf'C1AL JUL
t
Inc commercial arrangement made I
fth france on May 2S 1885, under the r
sovlslons OF section 3, of the tariff act 7
1885, went into effect on June LIST, I
'loWlns. 1t has relieved portion OF q
az export trade from serious embar- a
Further negotiations are now h
enolng under section 4, of the same a
~, with a view to the increase Of trade Q
'tween the Two countries to their mu- 4
TAI advantage. Negotiations with 9TH =
governments, In part interrupted by .
re war with spain, are in progress I'M n
sr ooth sections or the tariff act. I =
Dpe 10 De aple TO announce some of =
70 results OF these negotiations during .
e e present session OF Congress. =
Nesoriations TO the same end with :,
Sinany nave peen set on foot. Mean - -
ME, no eHort has been relaxed to :,
'nVince the imperial government of :,
70 lnoroushness OF our inspection of -
'rk prooucts Tor expectation, and it IS a. a,
usteu tnat the efficient administra- !,
On OF tnls measure by the department -
agriculture VIII be recognized as a &c
n r,o 81 y.