Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05

cummlaai1uNr win a Wow CT tfNAi US
al atialrahie Information necsssafy ~
a fJli and complete understand. nf ny
C1nEfess M regard 20 she part irtiign
~ thIa government if she PARE ~
position. was laid before you by my
message ~ Uaccmbef . 1877, "a
showed she large .pprfuufles o. mihr
known our r1fiorai progress N ART
science and manufacture az wen -
thr urgent need % immfd.aie ara alf.
qIlte provisions 20 enable tue hirin-
tAge thereof 90 b. taken. ail HnudFs
doaih coon Afterwards rendered 10
u-cesfafy Tor unofhff 90 take un ~
c1mpfss hlr unnniahcd work. and %
January ~. last. Mf Thomas W GRID
Ter. hind assistant secretary ~ state.
WAS designated 90 iulnll that task.
iils 20 pou was iaid before you rs ny
maasaFs of Iune H. iS1s with the ffat-
ifylnE result OF rNnkering rereWfd I'M
ttrfsf IN ihe projected display by a
rrlvlsun 10 she sufdfY civu apnrpprin-
iitn oct N July I. 1895 n sum ~ 90
exceed fcf0.010 was allotted flr iho uf.
ganiSaiinr 81 a commission 10 care Tor
'he rrurfr preparation uud lnsiaiiatipn
~ American exhlbfs and for the dis
play " suitable exhibits by she several
executive departments. particularly by
;he department. u agriculture the nsh
csnrlssinr ana fhe smlihfenlan irfil-
tuition. 10 M appreciation ~ the Fov-
sfrmeft - the United states rursu.
/ art go shat enactment. I appointed Mr
Ferdlrtnd W Peck - Chicar1 rlm.
missluufr general. with an assiafant
commissioner general ana seer iary.
/ Nr Peck NJ nncc proceeded o. farla.
where hs ruccess N enlarElng the
scope ana variety ~ ihs United States
eShihH has been mos gratifying. Not
wfhaiandina The comparatively limit
/ a nfea ~ the eNraFition aitg-iHfs ihan
one half that % fhs worlds fair az
/ ChlcnEu she fpats asslEusd o. To-
| tnItad states hls been Increased from
/ tn absolute allotment u isi.t0l square
/ ret reported By Nv Handy. 60 come
/ e0l no fuutfa fTtf With tufresr1rulrE
suTmeNlutu ~ the field fof a truly
ohlac1erisflc representation ~ she
various Important branches ~ our
cuurtIY'a devfiupmanf Mr.. ptcka ~
port Will be- laid before yVu.
INCREASED APPROPRIATIONS
In my Judgment. It's fcc1mmenia-
tipus Will call for your early consider
atluns especially a. regards an in.
cfcned apprn priatidr 20 VI ifast one
million dollars N all. ~ that not Only
may ne nfsIrnsd space b. fully taken
40 ~ The beet puaaibic sxhibk In evffy
class, hu, fho preparation and lnsialis-
tlou De on 80 . rfect scale a. 10 rank
amsnE the nfat IN that Unparalleled
| competition 81 artistic and lnver,lvr
pfuduciinr. and thus cuurfs rbal1ucs
the disadvantage with which We start
a. compared with other countries
shone appropriations arr on more
generous scale and who's pr p1r1ti1ns
are ~ a state ~ much greater forward
npsa than our own.
Where uur artisans have The adms.
ted capacity 90 excel. where our invsu.
I've Etnius has iriilato1 many % she
Efardrat discoveries ~ che later days
~ she century, and whore the native
fssomcrH u our lard are a. iimliirss
ns they are valuable 10 supply she
worlds needs X u our province. q. 10
should ~ our carnesi care. 60 lead Ia
the march u human proercrs and NJ
resi coutens with any aeconiary place.
/ Mprruvfr. n This b. due 10 ourselves, 10
j. no less due 10 the great French na.
flun, whose quests We become. uud
which has IN - many ways testified -
wishes ana hope that our participation
shan bsnf che place the two peoples
have won Ia sho fisid 81 universal de-
vciOpmunt.
INCREASED COMMERCIAL OUT.
LOOK.
The commercial Arrangement made
with France ON May y. 1895. under the
provisions % section 2, 81 fhe tarlff act
u 1871, went Into effect on June ist.
following. u has relieved portion of
our export trade from serious embar-
faaHment. Further negotiations arr now
pfndinF under section 4, o. the SAM
aci, with Wow To the Increase o. trade
between the swo countries 10 their mu.
iual advantage. Negotiations with 9TH
~ governments. IN part interrupted by
ihe war with spain. are In proEfeas un.
/ Der both sections of the tarin act I
u A.aa L.. -
the results ~ these negotiations during
ths present aeHsion OF Congress-
Negotiations 20 the same end with
Germany have been set on foot Mean
while, no effort has been relaxed 90
convince the Imperial government "
the thorouRhners ~ our inspection of
pork products for expectation. and II q
| trusted that she efficient admlnisira.
/ lion % this measure by ihc department
% agriculture viii be recognized ne u
/ guarantee ~ the hoaithfuinrfs " the
food staples We send abroad n coun.
tries whore their uaes 10 large and
nscesaary.
dERAfANY's PUTT BOYCOTT.
transmitted 90 the senate on Febru.
/ airy 10Th last. information touching the
/ prohibition againn, the importation II
fresh fruits from this country. whicl
/ had been recently dpgfeed BY Grrmau)
. ~ NNN' MNWNANA NA NANMNN ~ MN"HH NlAAAAANa
Ing the San Jose scale insect This pee,
cautlnnAfy measure wna Justified Ny
| Germany ON che score o. the drastic
steps taken In several states % th|
Union against tho spread OF the pest
the elaborate repairs ~ The department
| 90 urrmnn run grnWlug Interests
should The scale obtain q iodEmcni 10
that country. Temporary relief was ~
fufdod In the case OF large conal snmsuii
N ffult then on the way hy luHnfctI0u
ana admission when found non-lufcctsd
| Later the prohibition WAS extended "a
dried fruits nf every Kind, hut was O.,
laNed go AZ 90 apply only 10 unptelsf
| fruii and fruit waste. A. was 10 b. -,
pecied ne alarm reached 90 other C1un
tries. and switzerland has adopted {
similar inhibition. Efforts ARE n
progress Go induce the Gtrman ant
Swiss governments 60 relax the pruhihl
il0n in favor ~ dried fruits shown q
have been rur1d under circumstance
rendering thu existence OF animal NJ