The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25


When the Exposition opens at the
will Le novelties to be seen never be.
fore exhibited outside Of Philadelphia
and New York. The nature OF the ex.
hibit will be such as to show not
.pnly the great progress that has been
made In the production and prepare
ltion OF food alone, but likewise The
In other lines as well.
Manager Buckley has arranged with
the Edison people for one Of thelr
benidescopes. This is undoubtedly
the most wonderful OF Edlson's many
wonderful Inventions, and the man
agement should certainly consider IL
self very fortunate IN securing OF the
marvellous machines. as at present
only thirty eight OF these machinee
have been manufactured, 1t will
show the Carmenclta dances. IA funny
lsrene from a barber shop. four rounds
OF the Gorbett and Mitchell sparrlng.
% cock light and several other inter.
estlng scenes.
| This can be seen at the Exposition In
what lie known as the wonderful au'
tomato booth" which will contain be-
sides the Kaleidoscope. Edlsons phono.
graph, his automatic fOrtune.telling
donkeys and automatic microscope
which by placing a penny iu tho slot,
reveals live objects magnihed hun
dreds OF times.
| DR.. Leo Summers, director OF thu
Royal Hungarian Orchestra, of New
York City, will DO present on the open
ing night. ana to make II gala occa
sion has composed march called
will be rendered In honor of the
event.
A portion of the opening evening
will 10 occupied IN appropriate
speeches, President Mullen having So
cured several prominent ora tors oil
the city and State to deliver addresses
The contract for decorating the
Auditorium with flowers and piants
will be awarded to Wilmington florists
this week
The Washburn Crosby Co.. the -four
millers OF Minneapolis, Mimi, who
are to have booth at the Exposition
will give valuable prizes to tho VIII
m!ngton housewives bringing the
best baked loaf OF bread to their bootl
during the Exposition.
4 This Idea OF encouraging interest IL
the preparation food Ia becoming
verv popular with exhibitors and be
Isldes tho above name company, the
cleveland Baking Powder Co. of N. Y
W. II. Baker ~ Go. OF Phila., The Kno,
!, Gelietin Co. The Bensdrop Cocoa 90
i.and others will also give prices as thu
reward OF excellence In preparing
food from the articles they sell
This will have the effect of maxim
1.-The exposition very interesting in NOR
ways than one TO the public and OF
pecially for tho ladies'.
j The 4. ID. Warren Co., of Whining
ton, are preparing to Hstonlsh thei
friends 10y display uneu ualed In it.
class In any Exposition over held in
doors. They are saying but little aut
are leaving even the management
guessing us 20 the nature OF the es
hibit tut 1t is certain that 1t will b
elaborate and worthy OF this bi,
house.
: Among the new firms who hay
Itaken space in the Exposition are tn
lIioonic Co., of New York; the Persia
CONNECTION Co., OF New York; V. Cla
and Son, OF Philadelphia; G, A Chap
man. clifton Springs, N. Y; the Cor
ner Grocery Co, OF philadelphia
Henry A. Fry \ Co. OF Philadelphia
the Thompson Wild Cherry Beverng
Co., or New York, and u. S. Trultt. o
Wilmington.
The la,Iies of the New Century Gu
of Chester will be present one ovenin
tho beginning of the week to atteH
! Miss Cross lectures.