Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

paris. July is,--In an interview to-
,,v with NJ. Alfred Plcduart, director
r.norai Of the Paris exposition was
s,.itiveiy Informed that the EXPOSE
,t,r would be ready at the time an
bounecd for It's opening.
u have had experience with eNposl-
g,ns Cor the past twenty-five years"
80 ~ picquart. land ! know that Of
which I speak. The ist Of May. 1900
r-lil SEQ every building complete, every
,,biblt In place. every attendant on
,,sd with smiling face. ready to servo
y,u. Nothing will be missing. / had
,,ssrienco with the Exposition OF 1889.
vbish was beautiful success. and
rtih the Parts Fair OF 1873. SO l can
accurately judge.
TO DO sure" continued NJ Picquart
.re have been greatly kept back by
me poHtioal turmoil in France. II was
impossible. In the reconstruction Of tho
.aiinet. 10 get bills through. but now
he work IL going on at rapid pacei
and we have stlli nino months. all
working months, for by tho time Il II
IA, cold 70 work outdoors tho buildings
win be completed and the remaining
months can be spent on inside work"
The ornamental quality OF the French
Mod Immediately strikes any one who
hrs ae,.n the expeditions Of other coun-
tics. II IL orderly, yet with a great re-
gard for beauty; one does not wonder
afiar viewing the classification Of NJ.
pie1uart and HE men. that the French
have distinguished themselves In the
inc arts rather than In bulky invcn-
rake the Palace Of Human Habltn-
ton which stands In the big square
which lies IN front Of tho Hotel dcs
Trysuder IN this palace will be found
rvsrythinF which furnishes and adorna
ths home Here VIII be an carpet and
rug exhibits. an wall paper and wall
coverings, an furniture, Including an
gIsut and modern exhibits and the man.
ufarture of the latter. a housewife
with no thought outside her home could
srend O month IN the Palace Of Human
liHbitnUon and be benefited nll the
time. Here win be- shown tho weaving
of 40 household fabrics such as mat
UHrs. curtains and chair seats and tho
construction % the common articles
UHt urr mysterious units 90 the house,
wf,=auch na oarthouwarc. granite,
aluminium and nickel
French economy IL shown IN the iocn-
Zion uf the Exposition. II ~ In four
porte widely separated. The locations
were chosen aH there were up. 70 places
IH Paris ono Of those being the Inn
maHss square IN front of the Hotel dra
IHEaIilea ur soldiers home. where tho
tomb % Napoleon stands, ln this
flulu. besides the Palace ~ Human
H1hitauon. will be found two other
palaces. both devoted 60 manufacture,
This viii be- the section most visited,
lUr tho Napoleon statue draws crowds
900 tho year round.
Considerable uWunrmout On created
here by tho American Annex, which o.
ut thH Uols de- NlugUnnDH. 10 was OBJ
t1insl by Commissioner Peck, no was
iiHcoutentyd with the grant obtained
from thn commissioner Mr. Peck de-
ulde1 Co have o. section Tor American
products. $50 obtained this land, lie
proposes &c o. said. 90 run little steam
urs. flying the American and French
hlrF. up and down the river. carrying
visitors who wish 90 roo the American
exhibit The pIwnng'rs viii be- trans
ffrud CO. open electric Curs, built in
America they cannot build them here
and taken ~ the American section.
Here viii De shown the large American