Salt Lake Times | 1890-12-11 | Page 11 | A World's Temple of Architecture

A World's Tempi of Architecture. Here is a World's fair suggestion which comes from a correspondent of The Chicago Tribune residing at Edinburgh, Edin-burgh, Scotland. Ho says: I think a separate unique lmiMinjr Khould In ilo-veted ilo-veted entirely to a dinplay oi the modeis ef all tl'H famous tiiiil. iiiu's and bridges of Urn worM-tliu Taj nf Ai:ra. Itritish lihiia; St. lVfer's, It'jme; : liousH of 1'ai Itaitioiit; tie? Winter Palie:i'. St. IM-; IM-; ti'l'vliurj;; St. Supliia'8 Mospi( t'on&taiitiliople; Culisi'tim, Koine, etc., and suet) lu'Mes an tlnv : T'oilh liriit:.:1, I.ori'lon bridge, th ' Itiaito. arid the Ilridim ol i urns. Voniee; U.,J Bridge of tlw li.dy , Trinity, Kleix'iiee, and Tra jail's t.i'i'Ji.-e ov r tlin. Danube. H av lew there are v ho wii! ever have ; ilie t iianeo of seiii-all, or even a few-, of these ll'chileetl.'ral triumr.lis scattered over the rlobe, fiut tiler:1, i.i 'i splendid ooperl unity of pi.ien fii. ni in n.iai.eore Iref.,. tie) eyes of every visih r li the ( 1:ie.i .:o World's fair. A Te-iiple ol" Arciii-teeliii'i Arciii-teeliii'i is, tliereiore, what. I vvoll'd p:o.o : ' a.i a V'-'Li.!.)!e ainl e-'-fn! aieraetinn f. lie- rrreat sIioit,