Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-10-18

PITTSBURGH, PA, oct. s.-The fHi"h'sGTn
Exposition is rapidly drawing 70 clos - "a
a few more days II viii be . thihS Vl ''' 80.
The closing date Is oct o. and u r-. .'. or
readers who have not vet visited tins = it="ht
exhibition OF the worlds proaucts shout" ~ 20
at once The large crowds 10 attthdAHSe ddli9
indicates there will b. a crush thr last lew "a!
The Piftsburs daily press are a unlt u ,l- ae-
claring this seasons eN posltio iars ahd
than any Of its preGece>sDrs. IN publlc nave
shown their faith this by iib 'fa' patronage.
Hundreds and thousands OF ptopc NlN'' tle
buildings three and four times . AeSS hgte
are so many new attractions tiat 'hr pr'lle
want TO see them gain ami again Last NecN
the total attendance was close 70 tuf luo''''
mark This breaks al records, ,i,.,,y j. ,,.
Empire Type Setting Machine which sets up
daily paper printed In the Exposition. IL y tne
only machine Of its kind in Pittsburgh, aud US
work has been the wonder OF the year, II differs
from other machines In that II requires Two ineu
TO operate II, but they viii set 1000 ems per
hour which Is aphenomenal leal IN t!pe se..liis'
One man sets the type while another luStines u.
To give all the newspaper men within radius
OF $50 miles OF Pttsburg chance 10 see lhe ma ma
has set apart Thursday, October llth, as News
paper Day" Every person interested IN news VS.
PAPERS is invited to come on that DAY ana see
the wonders of the Exposition.
The wonderful spectacular performances OF
Innes' New York Band are the TAX OF RUS
burg The music is alone worth trlp 20 lhe
Fxposition AS adjuacts to his 50 performers
Mr. Innes has battery OF two inch breach load,
ing cannon dozen musical anVllS an anNll
chorus
10 this there is the Exposition Choral Society OF
334 voices One cannot listen to the crash OF
music the roar of artillery. the luSty lungs OF
the chorus see The flaming iorges and near the
beating of the glittering anvils without being
thrilled and impressed with the awesomeneSs ot
The lovers OF art viii find no collection OF
paintings better than those to be found In the
Exposition art gallery. Chief among them is
Munkacsys 81, 600 painting of the dying hours
of Mozart the great musical composer. IL oc-
cupies the whole of the stage and seems 10 be a
s'living picture" II is owned by Gen: Russel
A. Alger, OF Michigan, and loaned by MIN 70 the
EXPOSITION Two other paintings that have
world wide reputation and have taken prizes at
Pxhibttions are Hovenden's Breaking Home
Ties" and Bringing Home the Bride" They
sensation in Pittsburg The other paintings
number between two and three hundred and
nearly all are "old masters" Many OF the plct-
nres have been exhibited at the Worlds Fair.
Thousands Of out Of town people visited the
Exposition this week All the railroads oner ex-
cursIon rates which are very low and include
free ticket Of admission 10 the buildings and
grounds. The admission ticket is good Tor
everything and there is no extra expense. There
is somthing TO interest every one The farmer
will find much TO amuse and claim his attention
in mechanical hall where all the newest and
latest farming implements are TO be found His
wife and daughter Will see displays OF dress
goods millinery, etc, the like OF which they
never saw before, and the children VIII De
amused and entertained on the merry go round.
A pleasant side attraction is the river excursion
to Davis Island Dam and return;
Remember the closing date Is october 70, ana
early before 1t Is too late