Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-09-13
P~srrsdH, PA, sep.. e.-The 61tn

snraaI exposition Of Western Pennsyl-
gap,a opened Wednesday evening. for a
seaevn Of 40 days. Judging from the at
tendance SO far the people believe the
claim made by the managers that this
years exposition will eclipse anything
ever held in Pennsylvania. The infusion
of new blood into the management
wrought a wonderful change and Pitts
burph now has an exposition OF which 1t
may well feel proud.
There are so many new, unique ano
novel exhibits this year that 1t is almost
impossible to begin to describe them.
The features of the show are the music
and art gallery. The former is being fur
nished by Innes' celebrated 18th regl;
ment band of New York and chorus OF
334 trained voices. Nearly all the paint
ings are medal winners from the Worlds
Fair and European salons. Among
the great works is Munkacsy's S44,OOO
painting of 1.-THE last hours of Mozart"
1t is owned by General Russell A. Alger,
who is a presidential possibility, and
who will be at the Exposition during the
q. A. r. Encampment. Another cele-
brated picture is Hovenden's Bring
ing Home the Bride" Ninnoh's famous
"Poopv Field also has a conspicuous
place and attracts much attention.
Among the new exhibits and there are
over 90 new ones, are the working models
| Of two of the Frick Company coke plants,
a model of the Pabst brewery, and old
| fashioned grist mill by the Marshall,
| Kennedy Company, complete printing
and daily newspaper plant, cork screw
making machine, around which many
fishermen who use such an article are
/ found nightly, all kinds of electrical ap-
pliances by the Westinghouse Company,
| an exhibit of fresh meats in plate glass
refrigerator, the process OF lngralnlng
| lumber and manufactured aluminium.
Among other things printed in the
building at the newspaper exhibit is
"Daily Exposition Tidings." The type
will be set by the latest improved type
setting machine, the Empire. 1t picks
| the type out of a glass case and after the
| type is used it is distributed again. The
| distribution is very odd. The type Is
dumped into hopper, a crank is turned
and falls into the case where II remains
until used. This exhibit will be made by
| the j. NJ Kelly Printing Company, and
| the way newspapers are made and printed
| will be shown daily. Exposition Daily
| fidings'' after next Monday will take the
place of the usual program.
Another exhibit around which crowds
are found nightly is the display. of Edi-
| sons latest Invention, the kenitoscope:
1t shows photographs taken by wire and
among other things are many views OF
| the Corbett-Mitchell fight.
The grand chorus of 334 voices will be
heard every Monday night which will be
known as classical night. Director lnnes'
band consists of IS of the best musicians
| of the world and is the largest military
band in existence. 1t will give concerts
afternoon and evening. The doors are
open at 9 a. m. and will close at 1870 p.
m. General Manager Heating is now ar
ranging with the railroad officials to run
excursion trains to the Exposition after
the G. A R. Encampment. Notwith-
standing the large increased expense
inquired by the management securing
NV attractions and exhibits the price of
admission still remains at 25 cents.