Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-14
II Three Weeks or Month it Will be the
Most Magnificent Exhibition
Yet Seen.
,so Dsoay Especially Attractive States Stands
Second Only to France in the Number OF Exhibitors
Tribute to American Enterprise

national hymn had died away. mighty
cry crosse of give L0ubet. yiye Ia Re-
pubuQue, viyc IA Franco
Prest LOubct stood iu the front of
the tribune with NJ Waldeck.Rousseau
NJ Deschanet. president Of the chamber
of deputies and NJ pelcasse minister
OF foreign affairs. and on of the min-
listers except the Marquis de GalliteL
minister OF war. who was absent be-
cause OF indisp1sition
Grouped behind him were a number
OF richly uniformed officials. The ace
CARNATIONS were sull eCholng through
the alcoyes and galleries when Prest
LOubet and the ministers resumed their
seats and NJ Muleani began his
speech formally handing over the exc
position TO the chief of state.
NJ Mlllarands address was received
with rounds of applause which attained
vertable roar al IT'S conclusion
Prest. Loubet then arose and dee
livered an ADDRESS which was also
warmly cheered.
NJ Waldeck- Rousseau was up 90 the
last moment expected 70 speak but Doe
changed his mind. and when Prcst
L0ubet concluded he remained seated.
The orchestra then rendered saint
Saens hymn To Victor Hugo, and Prest.
Loubet descended from the tribune
a detachment OF republican guards
then filed in and lined the passage
across the hall 10 the grand stair case
az the opposite SIDE on which was
ranged double line of republican
guards. The president made his way
across the han amid a renewed storm
Of cheering, assembled the stair case of
honor and entered the reception hall
where the ceremony OF presentation of
foreign commissioners was gone
through with,
The president and his party then
proceeded on a tour of the grounds.
They passed through the maguiheeut
avenue Nicholas II 10 the gates Cnomps
Elysee where state carriages were
taken % the Elysee.
Thus the ceremony came 10 an end
and the crowds dispersed 20 their
homes
The aspect Of the exposition has ma
terially improved even from that Of
yesterday, and while the installation Of
exhibits has naturally undergone uttls
advance lln eNteruqi effect p-lilced
by the incessaut labors of the past
couple OF days Is already fine and de-
cidedly picturesque
The unfinished condition OF the eX-
position on Inauguration dav is regret
able and perhaps misleading II must
be borne In mind that this Is only a
passing phase and on Its completion,
within three weeks or "a month from
now, the exposition viii indisputably
be the most attractive and magnificent
yet seen.
Americans especially Will be proud OF
their countrys display an this worlds
fair, for the United states stands Sec
ond only TO France herself iu number
Of exhibitors which treble those OF any
foreign country.
The following Is a table of exhibitors.
which speaks el0quenuy of American
enterprise:
France ..... 20 001
limited States f5Gt
Belgium ................ $500
Germany ...... 1000
TtaIv 9O01
Russia ~. .... Zoo
Scandinavia 400
Austria 800. ......... ....... i.O06
Great Rrifain e60
THE Rritisb colonies eO0
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