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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-15
ANDERSON WILL LEAD
AND THB DEMOCRATIC HOSTS WILL Fol-
Low TO CERTAIN VICTORY.
A Harmonious and Enthusiastic O0lventos a. Coal
Yallsy-AlderSon Nominated for Con-
greSs by Acc,amat5H-Hers-
ford for E.eci}r.
SpcciaI nllgam 10 q. 80.

/ Special T'rgraw 10 Hc Register.
CHARLESTON, August 1.-THE Demo
cratic Congressional Convention for the
Third District met at Coal Valley, tins
morning and was one OF the largest ana
most harmonious which ever met in this
section. The town was full Of delegates
and visitors and the utmost good feeling
prevailed among all. Nearly one hun
dred people went upon the special train
from Charleston this morning.
BY 10 O'Clock Everything was in readi-
ness and the convention was called to
osder by c. +. Dor, of Webster county,
Sarseant-st-Arus af the last House OF
Delegates. Hairy Gilmore, of Greenbrier,
was chosen Temporary chairman, aud al
DemoCrptic editors present were authorized
to az, as secretaries. On motion the tenn
porary organization was made perma-
neut. Committees were appointed
on oder OF Business Credentials,
Resolutions and Basis OF Representation,
one Delegate from each county being ap-
pointed as member Of oach committee
after which a recess was taken, in order 10
give the committee an opportunity to pre-
pare their reports.
After the convention had been again
called 20 order the committee on
resolutions offered It's report. II en-
dorsgd the National and State ai-
ministrat,ons aud Democratic admn.
istraiion in Congress The st. Louis
platform was also endorsed. The report
was slso received with hearty cheers from
all parts OF the hail, aud was adopted
amid great enthusiasm.
Nominations Tor representative in Con
gres4 having beel declared IN order, + X
Andrews, of Nicholas county, arose aud
m ues, speech placed the name of Hon
John y. Anderson, Of lis county, before
the convention The nomination vas
greeted with rounds oi applause, Hon. X.
CLAW Rlgland, OF Logan county, nominated
Hon William S,ratJou, Of that county,
which was greeted with cheers No other
candidates were placed before the cOny5n-
ton and ballot was taken AT once, which
resulted in Aldp.a0n receiving l35 and
StrSttcu - votes. When the result had
been announced Major StraJtou arose and
in tew words Thanked his friends for the
support they had giyel nIm, withdrew hts
uama aud moved that the nomination of
Hon J d Aliersnn b. made uaanimous,
which was done amid hearty cheers.
Tie next business before the Convention
aejug ,hs nomination Of a Presidential
eltctor-at-argc, EN-Untei States Seua-
tor Frank Hereford was uau"d tIJ ihaJ
position, and was nominated by ucclama-
lion. The Executive Committee WAS APP.
pointed g follows W T. Chiffon, OF kau-
awha, Chairman, F. K Andrews, ol
Nicholas; c. Z Moore, OF Fncahontr', D..
Il Nlirr, of Summers; j. W. McC,oags,
of K ,l-igu; William Means OF UpshuT, aud
joel 4. Stolllugs, OF Boone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-15
CONDEMNED rELEGHAMs.

Captain W. K, Jones, general manager
Of Cirnegig's Patsburg mills, has gone IA
Eagland 20 attend the British Iron and
Steel Institute
The developments in the Waynesburl
oil region have proven very rich during
tine l,-t few days. There Is great excite
nent amCng the oil men Of that territory
John Teemer, the PittsbuTg oarsman,
fAys he u ready Ia row any man in the
world a single scull race for any amount
of money.
Euson & Co., wholesale erccers, Of Hall
fax, y. S, have failed, liabilities, $50,
UOD.
The real estate valuation Of Boston has
ucreased SO, SIP 100, and personal prop
eriy ;963, 500 during the last year.
The b5eadstut1' exports tor July aGgre
rated &, ISL, ,7ai, against Sl5, i5h2ls fol
July. lSS7, and for the seven months S51,'
537, ,272, against SlOO,i.S,6is.
NJ Flotet, the notorious Communist and
intimate friend of General Blanqne, died
Yesterday in Paris. lie was frequently
imprisoned for Communism.
The two American fishermen captured
hv the cruiser Dream last week and taKer
10 st. Andrews, y b, have been released
after signing Acknowledgements OF hShng
within the ,hree-m,ls LIMIT.
The bodies Of M's7 Milliken and Mr
Reed have MOI been found yet NJ Bar HAr
bnr. 1t is feared that Mi-s Mlliken'
mother will not recover from the shocE
caused by the lady's unhappy fate.
| Jack won the Flower City purse OF -, OO'
at the Rochester races, st. Elmo won tn,
! 81, 600 trotting purse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-15
DEMOCRATIC HOSTS
GATHERING FOR THE STATE CONVENTION
AT HUNTINGTON
Prominent Men Already On the Pleli-Delegates
Going in Royal SyIe-PrsPara.ions
to Receive the Delegates-Tle
Convention Hall.
Splcinl T.Ilorrn 10 III RlnL,.r.

Special TlC9rdm to The Register
HUNTINGTON, W VA, August IA The
delegates and visitors to the Democratic
State Convention have already begun TO
come in, among the latest arrivals being
Congressman Chas. +. Hogg, Of Mason,
State Auditor p. F. Dufy, Of Charleston,
Judge BTannon, of Lewis, State Senator
Sweeney and other. These appear to be
the advance guard, who are preparing for
the fight for the various offices by getting
the advantage OF being first on the ground
Several full delegations are expected TO ar
rive tomorrow morning, aud 10y the time
the last evening train gets in the bulk of
the convention will he here.
Those who have arrived are reticant a.
to their plans and purposes, hut II is evi-
dent that they are here for business. The
committee of arrangements have completed
their work of preparing the hall ard get
ting everything in readiness for the work
Cf the convention. The hall in which the
sessions of the body will he held has 8
sr4.in. capacity of about thirty five ham
dr.d people 1t will be lighted by cleo
tricity. The Western Union wires have
been run into the building and Mr.. Hutch
ison, the company's agent here, will he
prepared to transmit messages from the
convention hall without a moments 8 delay.
There are indications that the attendance
at this convention will be larger than at
any previous Democratic convention ever
held in the State.
Thlg evening Hon. r. S. Riley, Chair
man ~ the State Executive Committee,
Sheriff HandlaH, County Commissioners
Stein aud Gruae, Of Onio county arrived.
Many others from all quarters OF the State
came in ON the late trains
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-15
Ali OVER RLIANE.
Tho Republican National Committee In
q Row.

lh. Republican National Committee In
Row.
s....r. T rr-.r. .. 'af E.e.F.r
Nna YuGE, August 1.-THE internal
djs,ea-ious at Republican headquarters
nave become very h-'-.r. Itis al caused
10y Elsir-, MS --Grur- and tho ambitions
OF bis personal friends whom he is back
ing Senator pry, out.itn OF his own
personal treuhlss rs greatly bothered. 1t
seems that ur. Blaine hg1 offered TO speak
an over the country and demands ;hat he
.hail ha sent 10 tns WgB.,a States, The
Western members Of the National Com
rirtes from Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota
saa Michigan s7y they wont have him, be-
cause tasr, is pronounced teun reform m
their State. Tb,re is an objection, more
over. ,n the minds OF many Republican
National CouuGtiac members to EIaiu,'s
going to Iudloua. They aay that it this .s
don. 70 will obscure Harrison, ami thar he
,- now far trom beinga prominent figure IN
10 canvass.
When Nr. Blaine VS. here he -ttty'
is.tran letter brought to nina ir'm Har-
..-la. by the lGt.au partner, W. II. y
Miller. contained au invitation tn uo tu
come t1 Indiana. P,s-lbly Cen. Hanson
ts.4 no, appreciale tEH POSITION de
goal5 he placsd in should Ei'lno
accept the invitation. But h-
friends here DO and como what they may,
.a-y are determined 20 prevent H,1Inr
.r,rt gpirg 10 thar State this fall. TIN.
sf.r.uau IS gattJus warae every day, anu
f3.. b. caches ga the Republican ranks have
apusrant'r hec5m. 80 VIDE Ihat they car
not aa Hgldgri
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-15
SWIFT RETRlBUTION
Ovrrtsl<c,n CoIored Murderer at Jackson.
Mis-i-sippl

Mis-i~sippl.
CWrADo, August IA dispatch from
Ia,k-o1, Miss, sl,~ tragedy at Utica
SUNDAY might was followed by lynchiug
l.s. evening. f. T.. Robertson, accom-
panied by a young lady, wns walking to
churrl on sunday evening, whel they en-
c,uu;ered ,iN negroes on the sidewalk,
Who instead of yielding the sidewalk To-
the lady, pushed h,-u q vr,y rufc mau-
u,r. Elhcrr.ou demonstrated aud was
cursed Hy IN. D"-r0rs, who said they
would 'grt nim' on his return lCom
church. Robertson was l"iled by three or
',ar ut hts ur,u 's, and WAS telling them
of t7r ccsduct OF the negroes, when hi
u1r.y ws, rushed upon 10y the six negroes,
vino BEGAN iiug on the whites, the
Iusf h.ag ualrrri. DE- l.. W.
Holiday wa- shot through the
,eir aud Will die. Armand White
re-, we'd a serious wound through IN,
thigh. ana Frank Wallace was shu, IN the
aru.
AT the negroes escaped hut Bob Broom,
rh rug-'trier, WHO 10 l. known, shot
Holiday. He Nyga taken out OF the Gala.
bno,r las, evening bv q mob ard strung NJ
20 90 trg, Near the cemetery Ike Broom,
bfnjhrro ot ,ar negro who wa, lyuChed, aud
sam Harris were rBpturel and carried a.
the Raymond irI The Others are being
pursued, and 1t caught there may be more
lynchluAs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-15
BELLAIRK,
The Days DoIng- In the Glass City Across
the Water.

The Days DoIng- In the Glass City Across
the Water.
Council met Last night in regular see
sion.
A fellow very drunk WAS arrested by
Officer Archer.
The Tiden Club il in excellent shape
for campaign work.
And now il appears that some one II
guilty Of stealing tin roof
The BelIaire 7rib,u, yesteriay offered
four premiums for the street fair.
Some stock in the Belaire Nail Works
yesterday changed hands At Sl.l5
An infant son of Miss Jennie Keller die'i
yesterday. Funeral this afternoon at ,
o'clock.
The Bellaire Stamping Company recciv-
ed a car load OF sticks Tor campaign torches
yesterday.
An infant child Of Mrs Neal died yes
terday from injuries sustained by fall
from a table. Funeral to-day.
Vim. McKelyey, of Glencoe, thTeshed
the incest wheat in this section. Two
hundred and seventy dczen Of small binds
made 737 bushels of wheat.
p. + Batter preached at quarterly
meeting in the A. " +. Church last night.
The church here is in good condition and
| Rev. B. T. Lee feels encouraged.
Competent judges think that Wheeling
has shown bad Judgment by placing Gro
gan on first bags. CrogGn is good catching
| flies, but is no good on low balls.
The committees on the street fair viii
to-day collect the tickets sent oct for con
tributious. II Jon have anything to oflel
in the way OF premiums, jot them down al
once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-15
BLAINE AT HOME.
Tho Distinguished Traveller Speaks In
Augusta.

Tho Distinguished Traveller Speaks Ia
Augusta.
BosToN, August 1.-THE Blaine party
was not astir until late this morning and
: veral callers on Mr.. Blaine were deaicd
Addresses Of fcongratulltign from Eepub,
licln club at Lynn aui from q league o
wor&ingmen at E}7t Cambridge, were pre-
seated 10 him at later hour. At 1880
delegation from the Home Market Club
wag admitted to conferences. At y th-
palty lett for the railroad station. [
Bnrdin aud Senator SnUthwOrih accom-
plaied Mr.. Blaine in . t1ur-hor-e c5rrieg'
which brought him To the hOtei. There
s.s no demonstration en- rOnio. When
the carriage reached the station thore wa
larg, crowd present, and II was witt
difficulty that passage was cleared ny tn
police.
Mr.. Blaine on entering his car We,
chaerld bv the crowd. Az the train va.
ab,Gt to move away Mr Blaine appeared
ou the platform in response to calls and
thanked the people for their kind recnsni
,ou. The train then moved on is way to
Augusta.
The train arrived At Augusta at 10
Mr. Blaine received militant reception
Thousands thrCrgrd about hI5 home and
chcared enthusiastically.
Tee distinguished Augu3'an made q
sho,; sp..ch OF thanks, and then discussed
the issues Of the day,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-15
NOT QUITE A RIOT
But The AMERICAN Party MEN HAVE 4
LIVELY TINE
The Other States Accuse New York and C,l.hrBi,
Of a Desire 70 Run Things and Ignore
them--The Work Yesterday
More Fun To-day.

WASHINGTON, u. C., August 1.-THE
First National Convention OF the Ameri.
can party began its session in the Grand
Army Hall on Pennsylvania ayenue at
1855 this afternoon. The convention WIS
called to meet at noon, but it was nearly
an hour later when Chairman Sharp called
the convention TO order. There were about
POO delegates in the hall, representing -
States and Territories. Hon. =. d. Wiz
ginton, OF California, was elected tempor-
ary chairman.
On calling the convention to order after
recess the chairman announced rs the
Credentials Committee: Jerome T.. Burke.
! District of Columbia; \. b. Chase, ILLINOIS.
J. W. Jarbes, New York; W. X. HINT,
Virginia; Dr. A. K. Leek, Pennsylvania.
and f.. n. Wilson, California. Each State
delegation present WIS asked by the chair
man to name member of the National
| Committee at to morrow, session.
At , O'Clock the Committee on Crsden-
tIals reported l2G delegates. SlNty-Seytn
were from New York, IL from California.
: from Illinois, from New Jersey, , each
from Maryland aud Massachusetts, I from
Pennsylvania, 3trom Virginia, > each from
Maine, Minnesota and District of Column
hia, and each from Alabama. Florida.
/ Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina and
| Vermont.
The pending motion, allowing each
! Congressional distrlct in tine s,y-
eral States and Territories. rep.
resented in the convention, ouc vote.
and two at large to he cast by the derra
tions present was called up. Mr. Lippail.
| from New York, arose and declared hra
delegation was made up of Americans in
| favor OF nominating a ticket and lighting
| for il from the start
| 4. 5. Thariu, Of Charle-ton. ). C.
/ favored the motion. lie denounced the
old parties and charged that with dis
loyalty in trucking 10 the foreign vote
He was followed by Gen. Hawlcy, OF
! Chicago, who denounced in emphatic
language the declared purpose of the
| New York and California delerstiop
TO act IN concert, elect their own perma-
nent chairman, nominate their own caadI-
date for President Gni Vice President and
brooSing no interference, run the ,ouven-
tion to suit Themselves, irrespective of aud
without regard 10 the wishes OF othrr-
New York and California delega-
tions were trying 10 gag the
other delegations and run the
convention in their o~n personal iu'ersstl
lie gave notice that Illinois would not
set IN convention whr5c
this gay process was permitted. Other
speeches followed in the same strain. The
Chairman then announced the committee
and the convention adjourned until to
morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-15
4 LIE NAILED.
The EnquIrer's Malicious Falsehood De
nounced by Brlce.

nounced by Brlce.
NEW YORK, August IA. - Chairman
Calvin S, Brice nailed the Cincinnati En-,
qUirT'S sensational campaign lie with de.
cisiye thump tonight 1t was a lie cir
cumstantial, concOcted by a newspaper
correspondent named MacBride, and it
purportei to detail conversation OF the
luncheon table of the Gilssy House, be-
tween Mr.. Brice, Colonel Brown, of the
Nor,, MacBride and John c. New. Ia the
course ci this fabulous discussion, Chair
man Brice was represented rs taking dark
blue view Of the Democratic prospects. He
was made to deplore the prominence of
tartl reform in the campaign, To insinuate
that the President should promptly re-
move Postmaster Plerson, aud to suggest
that the Democrats in the House should
aid the passage of the Senate hill. The
tissue OF alsehOOis ended with these
words
New" said Mr. Brice, "yOur party hes
one advantage over us. "What is that?n
said New eagerly. "Why," was the an
,wer, you have a candidate who helps
himself"
"You can sqy," said Mr.. Brice, that |
have not been interviewed by anybody on
the question OF the policy of the Demo-
cratic National COMMITTEES or party. have
not said anything as 10 the policy Of the
party or the prospective legislation. |. is
not my province 10 predict or suggest what
Congress will do. My duties here are pure
ly executive
as il true Colonel, that you said that
President Cleveland can materially help
himself by overcoming grievances which
now exist in tine prty?'
mo, the report is incorrect in both letter
and spirit"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-15
PROBABLY A LIE.
Wild aud Dizzy story From the Hatfield
Mccoy War.

Mccoy War.
CATLETTSBUEG, KY, August A
There is trouble again in Pike county be
tween the Hattields and McCoys.
Frank Phillips, the Sheriff of Pike
comfy, who made the former arrest, and
whose daring deeds made him famous
seems to he the coveted prize of the West
Vrgioiaos, who seem destined to get hi,
scalp
The trials Of the Hatfelds were set for
Yesterday at Pikeville. Last week Phil.
lips was on. through the county securing
witnesses, etc, and when in the neighbor,
hood of Betera, the scene Of the former
bloody encounter, he was approached by
three men who claimed to be detectives,
aud who demanded his surrender. Phil.
lips replied hv whipping ont his revolver
and CpcsIug fire on the trio. He shot the
belt OH one Alexander, well known herr.
aud secured ui, three reyO'vers. No one
was hur, IN the melee They retreated
minus yhe.r bst5, weapons, etc The
u.Nt day tupy returned w.'b nine recruits
200 search o.. Phillips and his body guard,
Gud the West Virg.Dills were again re.
pulsed
Sunday the Hatfield squad, 20 the nun
her OF Sky. p seed the mouth of Betera
creek, and Captain Hatfield told an old
m,n,r tuere that he had better leave, 6,
tuere was roiug to be trouble. Shortly
If t,rwuri he heard the skirmish between
the Hltiplds and McC5ys, the latter being
torty-iyc s.roug ami lying in wait for their
enemies After the battle II was discover
,G that three of the Hstiielis were killed
mud two wounded, while three Of the Me
Coys were SLIGHTLY wounded. The end is
no, yet, buttnc KeotUcklans have the best
Of them, iunsmurh as they are Thoroughly
organized and well armed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-15
THREE REFUGEES
Escape Through the Quarantine aud Bring
Fever with Them

I'C6p" through the quarantine hhu hI'hh
Fever with Them.
Louisville, August li.-Three per
Sons, supposed to have yellow fever, pass
cd through Louisville this morning en-
route from Jacksonville, Florida, to their
homes ia Ohio. They went 10 Jackson
Vile LAST spring fer their health, when
yellow fever became epidemic and by en-
prgetic measure and misrepresentation
made 10 quarantine officials, made
their escape They were accompanied
by an official Of the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad, who was also in the injected
district, and making his escape. lie has
not yet shown any symptoms OF fever, al
though ne Wa for time with the psG5en
rnr agent OF the L. * y. for Florida who
drai at jacksonville Friday Tae officials
witc anJ others, supposed to have been less
daug"cougly exposed, were also ia the
party.
When they left Jacksonville, Saturday,
none of them were I'll and the only fear
WA that they would not be able to get
through the lines.
Before they reached Way Cross, Ga,
however, one case of fever had developed
IND the victim was put OF at farm three
,piles south Of Way Cross. The party was
stopped at several quarantine stations,
hut every where denied that they
had been exposed to the ie-
yer. They report that such meas
ures ~ are possible are being taken to
relieve the situation at Jacksonville, but
the board Of health il particularly demor
allied, and Lacks medicine and material to
fight the epidemic The sanitary condi-
ton OF Jacksonville and Florida is not 20
bad ~ supposed, hut with the epidemic
urmly started, aud the heat ranging from
g6 Ia 100, nothing can check the fever's
ravagea before frost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-15
AMERICAN SEAMEN
Driven From tho Ocesn by Paupcr Com.
petition.

Driven FROM tlh pcehn Nv lhupNi Nohls
petition.
New YORK, August 1.-THE Congress
sional Committee to-day resumed its inyes-
tigation into evils Ui immigration At the
Westminister Hotel there were present
Congressman Ford, the chairman, Con-
gressman Gunther and Congressman Spi-
nola. A. Packard, manufacturer Of ship
stores, took the stand, II give evidence OF
his knowledge Of aliens commanding
American vessels. Witness had heard Of
many such cases, aud said it was common
talk among shipping men Of the turning
out OF American commanders 70 make
way for foreigners.
Capt 6rigg', now engaged ~ q travel
ing agent tor ship chauilrrs, was then
examined. Ha had leen master mariner
for fourteen years previous 20 three years
REo Witness knew many caS,s where
American vessels were bought by BRITISH
ers. Despite these changes the vessels
always continued 10 H. the American
flag Tui. was 81 that the vessels could
engage in the coast "lzc trade. Witness
also knew Of Instances where alien cap.
talus to1k the places of natives. He felt
SAFE in saying that thesc foreign COM
mauirrs receive no more than $50 a month.
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FILLED WITH LEAD
Charles Moore Instantly Killed Near, Hun.
tiugtou.

Charles Moore Instantly Killed Near, Hun.
tiugtou.
Sysr.al Tbgrgn, 20 H, E,g,r.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, August H.
Charles Moore was shot and killed at Bar
boursyille ten miles east of Huntington,
last evening by Il. c. Poteet. Moore "as
beating the son Of Poteet when the latter
interlgred. Moore drew his revolver and
shot at Poteet, when the latter also
drew his revolver and commenced
to fire at his assQilint Four shots took
effect in Moore's body, two in the heart,
Que in the brain and one in the leI lie
ran a short distance and fell dead. Poieet
egcaped unhurl. lie wa9 brought before
the Court at Huntington to-day and wAs
r,lea ed on hail. His bond was fixed at
-. 900. It il said that Moore was a bad
character
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TORONTO ONT, August ll.-Following
are the events in which Americans took
part in the bicycle tournament here ycs'
t-riay and .he places which they secured
one mile. er,.n race, J. 4. knight, st,
Louis. So, third: ha'tmiIe dash, W
WrndIe. Lvlu, Mas, n5-t, aud W. $
ClrphtI, Npglra Falls, n. :, second,
one Iuile handicap, W Windle, first, and
" $ Clmpb-I, second; Gye mile race,
W Wudls. FIRST; .B,ss mile roadster race,
". Ridgglv, Woraeser, Mgs7., first.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-15
TIE NTATE FAIR. ..
The Poultry Depsrtment-New Features in
Machinery Hall.

The Poultry Experimentation Features in
Machinery Hall.
We bave in former issues called atten-
tol to some of The Improvements made hy
the West Virginia Exposition aud State
Fair Association, on their grounds on the
Island. Among those not mentioned is
the new poultry building now being
erected On the old site. In this new
building there will h. Il now feature added
this year, that il, dog and cat show,
which will donb;i,Ss give plea9ure to the
! faucirrg o! those animals Mr.. t. W.
Wels.r, of Bellaire, ONO, has had charge
of that department for several years, and
! haa been active for several months in ar
ranging fur grand display ia his depart
ment, with what EucCes4 We leave the pub
lie to IGdge, but as7nre them that they
will he more than pleased with the i'm
p,ovsmeuts over preceding years.
The new features in Machinery Hall will
be surprise for visitors, among them he
inga turning lathe fOr making ornamental
woodwork But the most Important is
the establishment OF an Agricultural
Experimental Station. THIS station
Is one newly established in this State
under authority Of the United States
Government, which has made provisions
for q large annual outlay to detray its ex-
penses. Prot. J. \ Myers has been ap-
pointed superintendent Of the station for
this state and has arranged 30 establish il
temporarily at the Island Fair Grounds
during the Fair. New and complete ma
chiuery and appliances have been ordered
from Philadelphia, aud will be in position,
for separating cream, during that time,
atlording farmers an opportunity of testing
their dairy products and at the same time
will he found most instructive and inter-
e4ting 10 the public.