The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-05
SEPARATE BUILDING FOR
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Executive the Provision OF Adequate faces o
omnrphensiye Educational ExibNew and Improved Ilassl
faton TO BE of Worlds Fair Site May be

Clair Kenamore. formerly stenographer IN
the Office of Secretary Stevens. Harry u.
Baxter, who was clerk OF the Repupiicah
minority in the Forty-iirst General Assem-.
nlv of Missouri has been appointed to NIL
the vacancy created by Kenamore's promo
tiou.
The Layout plans" are now in prepara-
ton in New York
THESE plans will show every depression.
every elevation, every tree. every sculpturai
group and every building. in general plan
and perspective" said Architect Iayiot'
"rhey probably will be ready for pubiica-
tion next week.
DAN &. NUGEST IN
EUROPE WORKING FOR FAIR.
Dan c. Nugent, member of the COM
mjt,ea IN Foreign Relations. who is at pres
en-. in Europe has been doing active worh
in the interest of the Worlds Fair. he mas
visited American Consuls and local oiiiclais
in the cities in which he has stopped. anu
has taken active steps to promote the fati
In a recent letter to President fr.heis di
Nugent says: A..
~ have seen Mr. Green. secretary OF tiD
American Chamber OF Commerce in Par!s'
who Informed me that he had received emu
less inquiries regarding our Worlu
and he was glad to get information
ing 1t / have seen Henry Nignaua' thst
Secretary of the United states Enpaass Al.
Paris. General Porter is out of the city OF
/ should have seen him. Mr.. Nigraud sasa
that ND to the present time their Office had
received no official notification from WASH
ington, but that he would improve e'eiy "
portunity to advance the interests Oh VIZ
Fair He offered to put me into commune
tion with any French oflcials "ii''
desire TO meet. ,,,,h
:. "Gustavo Niederlein, Consul OF the fepu"
lie OF Costa Rica and the Representative u
the Philadelphia Museum at Paris mas d"
ranged to introduce me To the LII ..,.s'.od
the French Colonies ! have also ar
for a conference with Francis Deloucie.
Minister Plenipotentiary and meipper oi tle
4 Chamber of Deputies. lie PROMISES ~.
aid to us In the way of a Napoieohlc eA
hibit, and says he can put us On lie A'S
/ road for great collection ,.a
.All the manufacturers and prospecu'e
| exhibitors whom / have met want uehi.. nv.
/ information. They want to know now ". iom
! they can get freight to St. Louis ana no"
| long If takes TO get there from New 1ofk-
| They desire to ascertain IL exhibits VIII De
| free from duty, how space Will oe al
what expense they will incur ana pther SIM
| liar details Some wanted to Know II .ha We :
had appointed a jury of awards. sa!h,s .hi i
they we're not altogether pleased VIII S'stt Sneh
treatment at Chicago. and hc1ed we Ioada ad.
assure absolute fairness In 81. Lpuis. ,1t IN
1 wise that definite Information Ue se1il ~
| these countries as soon as posssDiS-
! PROPOSES PLAN
| TO SAVE THE TREES.
Doctor II. N. Chapman Of this city sus'
gests that the trees OH the World FAR Sue
in Forest Park destined to be cut down anu m
DESTROYED might, at small cost and by the
cooperation of the Louisiana purchase E,N-
position Company with the Park Cohi,ihs
| sionar he ,ransp,anted in Lafayette Park or
in the new City Hall Park. and saved TO the
people. , r. O.
Boyd. TO the Independent OTaet I'll, VI IN
Mems convention, to be held next week III
New York. called at Worlds Fair headquaar- ;,
ters yesterday and were suppiieo VII
badges. buttons literature and other auNeI
Using matter They will endeavor to secure
the convention Of 1903 for st. Louis.