Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-07

wrrlA'.-Fa.r Notes
SoveraI Australian 'cychsis are coming 10
the Worlds Far 10 engage III Iu5 '''ii"s
contests which are beng arranged
heroic statue of Hendrix Hudson;
Tho dIscoyeror OF the Hudson river WIN
be placed III New Iorks NorId' "''
building.
Miss Elizabeth Ner. Of Hampstead, lex
n descendant OF Marshall Ney, OF tI"uOo'
viii execute in marble the statues "l
number of Texas heroes for e1ulol''0H d.
the Worlds Far.
The United States ship Constitution ls
about 70 start for Italy 70 collect "oIH' Va
ar for the Worlds Far. those atV
sures will remain IN constant c"9.o.,
tine government an Will Ue - o.,
after the fair IN ire same Iu"u"'' ~
brought.
More than 10000 men ore now az W"tN
IN getting the buildings ana grou il, 90,
for the great exposition OF io''. w
nt,rnher OF the structures work proceeds
dal and NIGHT. Wonderful progress l. p,I,
inc made. and IL IS assured that al VIII
bo completed in time for the opening
Carl Ha,anbock. tine celebrated German
collector aud tanner of Wild animals, i III
Chicago 10 arrange for the extensive ~
logical exhlDl, which he will maze IN NI M
vnv plai>auce m the Worlds FAR. lie
viii exhibit lions. tigers, panthers' l'op-
ards, bears, monkeys, etc, IN gfea. huu-
! Der. aud Will show the largest hapPS
family" ever seen.
The pupils of the High School OF Sa!em'
| Mass. are preparing an interesting lle 10
rial Of that ancient town Tor tue "e1tQ ,
| Fair Tho amateur photographers Oh ~
school are engaged IN the preparltloH 81 "
! series of views of tine many points OF h,'-
| t,rlc interest i'm which The town abouuds'
! These are % be finished los the pup'ls
ana are To form the illustrations OF
/ 4 handsome album. Inc descriptive letter
! press of the book also the work OF tuc
| rupils. is 10 be neatly written on type
| writer. 30 that the whole volume VIII uS
| literally the hapdlwOrk OF the children GA
Salem.
Nombers of the North American Turner
| Bund are making elaborate preparations
| for their exhibit az tine Worlds FAR. lhey
| will occupy (. 500 square feet in the Liberal
| Arts Building and il2,5OO square teet Tor
! outdoor drill. IN which probably DON
! adults and several thousand chidFeu wiz
! participato. In the covered space the
| lurnera VIII have model classes taught
| gymnastics in accordance with their sys,
| tenn. now in vogue IN their societies ana
! the Chicago public schools. Tho eXhlbi-
ton rerrosouted by their commission IN
cIudos $50 societies. with n membership or
$4,000. OF whom 5000 reside IN Chicago.
In 1922 patent was issued to jeremiah
| Bailey. of Pennsylvania, for a moving
machine and be constructed two machines
the same wear. II ~ believed that these
| were the first ever made. \ number OF
years later y patent for improycment on
| this machine was secured, AMI some ntty OF
theimproyed machines were built Only
two of the original pattern were ever made
| and one of them j. still in existence, own
ed bv Samuel Worth, of Marshallton, Pa.
He will exhibit II at the Worlds Fair,
| whr-c as u pioneer IN agricultural ma
chiuerv, II will attract much attention.
| The knife Of tho machine IS circular ana
had combined rotary AMI forward mo-
ton.
A very interesting exhibit in the Trans
portation Department of the Worlds
iair will be- made bg the steamship and
railway companies OF England The col
lection of models Of batteshps, Yachts,
| cruisers, steamers. and merchant vessels
will bee more complete than Was ever be-
fore exhibited. The London and North
western railway will send over q complete
tram of cars headed By "A great cOmpOun
! locomotive named Great Brtaln.' ms
viii afford an opportunity to compare the
| ENGLISH COMMUNICATIONS and sleepec'
with American coaches. The Great Vest
ern railway will exhibit the autiquated To-
com0tlye Lord OF the lslrs." one OF the
Grs. used on that road. Several OF the
railways viii show their signaling systems.
The World's-Fair Board Of Lady Mana
gers has issued % circular which Is beng
sent TO All the women - Organzat!OnS M
- HmH
information o. be used m catalogue #
the organizations conducted by women
for the PROMOTION Of charitable phl-
authropic. intellectual, sanitary, nv
glenlc. industrial or social or mOral-re-
form movements. The idea Is 20 secure
information sufficiently elaborate TO base
conclusions on regarding the growth OF Wo-
mems work in m" way ~ otGAmIed socie'
tiesand the good accomplished Oy the same.
| All tins from the varOu, states viii
be- duplicated from the encyclopedia be-
lnV prepared under the auspices OF tho
| / adv Managers for the WOmln's Building
The statistics collected through tlelI
efforts from every country IN the world
will form most volumluous mass OF
valuable information. Ii "a the intention
Of the Lady Managers 10 publish these
statistics Of w0man's work throughout the
world in convenient and inexpensive
form. The volume Will ba given away Oh
sold for nominal sum, "a may be Gdylsa
BILE. IN the Woman's Building during the
exposition.
The exhibit to be made nj the Words
Far under the direction Of tho Bureau OF
Hygiene VIII be Of special public interest
and value because II deals with sanltar,
subjects in every phase. Physical develop
meut, food supply, preparation OF food
cooking and serving, dwellings ana build
ings, hygiene of the workshop and factory
food inspection, quarantine, reception
| cure and protection of lmmigraut5-tuest
are a few OF the subjects 10 be illustrated bl
the bureau Every possible sanitary pre-
caution that tends 10 prolOng lite and min
| imlZe the dangers from disease will b,
| shown either bV actual appliances q
models: the evils Of tho tenement and
sweating systems will be brought out
yery forcIblv by models of Old-style tene
mont and sweat-shOps exhibited, beslde'
models of the best possible apartment
houses and workshops. Heating, lighting
and drainage systems Vii be shown IN con
trast with exhibits illustrating the disease,
and detOrmltle5 caused by unwholesOme
| trades and professions, OF equally unwhOle
! some quarters for the WOrkmcn. The Va
rious state boards Of health are already
preparing exhibits Of their methods tol
the bureau. and the comparison afforded
| bv such EXHIBITS il expected 10 be very
valuable. af0rding experts an unusual OPP
portuuity for study. Mr r. ". Brewer. 10
d Nebraska. has been nominated for chief o
tho bureau.
Quick Return.
TRUTH
summer Girl: Why are they scndin.
L IL