Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-29

LenteO with the grant obtained from the
commissioners. Mr.. Peck decided to have
| a section for American products, so OBJ
tanned this land. He proposes, it is said,
to run little steamers, flying the Amer
lean and French flags, up and down the
river. carrying visitors who wish to see
the American exhibit. The passengers
will be transferred to open electric cars,
built in America-they cannot build them
lere-and taken to the American section.
Here will be shown the large American
machines, the reapers, presses, Weavers
and other big useful inventions.
The exposition grounds to to be a
! marvel of cleanliness; none such could
ever have existed before. A Frenchman
has adopted the automobile machinery
to the watering cart, and this is the a
it works: Under the cart there is a
s%pringling apparatus which sends out a
fine spray. Back of the spray is a re-
volving brush which sweeps up the dust
after it has been sprinkled. Every ten
feet the brush lifts automatically and
| leaves a pile of dirt, which is to be gath
cred later by the cleaners who follow.
| Three hundred of these are being quietly
built and will be placed in operation as
| soon as possible. The carts, for nothing
unsightly is to be permitted on the
| grounds, will be of deep automobile red,
trimmed with black, snug little affairs
and will be an ornament and an xhibit
at the same time.
WORLDS BIGGEST HOUSE.
The Sultan Of Turkey has just built at
Mecca the biggest house in the world. 1T
IS intended for the accommodation Of
| pilgrims, and is capable of sheltering g.
900 persons. The next biggest house in
the world is in a suburb of Vienna. 1t ac-
| commodities o,112 tenants
Should sightseeing drag there will be
| sightseeing of another sort. The most
e~xtravangant theatrical preparations are
| being made and the theaters are under
| going the process of decoration. The
| most elaborate interior is being placed in
| the structure of Nine. Bernhardt's new
| ~theater, and to supply the money for it
the divine Sara is working instead of
| taking a much-needed holiday. Bern
| hardt never has any money. and there
was danger two months ago that the
work would be brought to a stop owing
to lack of funds. When this state of af-
fairs was reported to Madame she
| shrugged her shoulders and gave orders
| for a trip to England. She has been fly
ing from place to place there, and is now
in France doing a tremendous business
transforming. AS fast as the money is
earned it is sent home to Paris and is
! spent upon the decorations that are to
| please the visitors to the exposition next
year. If Madame's industry and unusual
frugality hold out the magnificent new
playhouse will be ready.
An intelligent exhibition of wine maxi
ing will be given by the Bordeaux dis
IT. ct. France is not a country of prOhi-
bitionists, and space has been given be
yond the dream of the fondest wine taker
to the exhibition of the making of wine
in all its processes, from the grape to the
bottle. 1t is said that a tiny ship, loaded
ture sea to show how certain wines ripen
in the ships hold tossing on the Mediter-
ranean. Auvergne, Bergundy, Touraine,
Anjou and champagne are all to be rep
resented. AS this years wine crop is so
exceptionally good. the promise is that
visitors will be treated to draughts of
the best of light new wine while watch
ing the process of fermentation. How
: delightful to sip Sauterne while you
watch the pale grapes go through the
press and receive their curious Tubing.
France has suffered greatly from the
wines of California that it will make
much of this public opportunity of dis
playing the purity of its products.
Strange that surgery should find a
place here! Yet surgery has become such
a fad and antiseptics such a study that
one is rather prepared to learn that there
will be a Surgeons Congress in Paris
from May until October. 1900. A most
ultra and extreme Of legitimate surgical
operations will be shown. A Berlin NJ. d.
who removes Disbursements and cuts out