The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-09
EXPOSITION NOTES.

vana Day at the Atlanta exposition.
Elaborate preparations have been made
for the celebration and a very large num-
ber of Scrantonians will be present. The
governor, his staff and cabinet, the Su-
preme court judges and their wives. the
commissioners, ETC., will occupy special
train which will leave Harrisburg at p.
m. Monday afternoon. The train will go
South via the Cumberland Valley rail-
road and will not pass through Washing
ton until the return trip. Chattanooga
will be reached at p. m. Nov. y. Elec-
party to the foot of Lookout Mountain
incline plane. On the way to the summit
opportunity will be afforded to inspect the
tablets and monuments that mark the po-
sitions occupied by Pennsylvania regi-
ments In the battle of Lookout Mountain.
At $50 the train will be run from Chatta-
nooga to Battlefield Station. where. after
breakfast on the cars, carriages will be
taken for an extended drive over the bat
tleileds of Chickamauga and Missionary
Ridge. Colonel Archibald Blakely, Cap
tain George Il. Skinner and other MEM
bers of the Pennsylvania Chickamauga
Battlefield commission, will pilot the
party to Chattanooga; there will be an in
formal reception by resident Pennsylva-
mans previous to the departure of the
special to Atlanta, which will be reached
between and 9p. m, Nov. 13.
At 1880 o'clock on Thursday the party
will take carriages at the Kimball house
for the exposition grounds. The Atlanta
Horse guards and other military organiza-
tions will escort the governor, and party.
Special exercises. will take place at the
Pennsylvania building at u o'clock. Gov
ernor Atkinson, of Georgia, will deliver an
address of welcome; to be responded to by
Governor Hastings. followed by Mayor
King. Of Atlanta; Judge II. w. Williams,
of the Pennsylvania Supreme court; Lieu
tenant Governor Lyon, of Pennsylvania,
and Hon. c. A. Collier, president of the
Cotton States and International Exposi-
ton company. At the conclusion of the
Governor Hastings and Mrs. Hastings will
take place in the Pennsylvania building.
A visit will then be paid to the exposi-
tion buildings containing Pennsylvania
exhibits, and Miss Mary s. Garrett, OF
Philadelphia. will give illustrations Of her
oral school work. In the evening there
will be a special display Of fireworks in
honor Of Pennsylvania Day. Nov. IA hav-
International League of Press Clubs day.
the citizens of the former city and the
members OF the latter organization will re-
spectively arrange programmes of their
own In connection with the occasion. The
Manufacturers club, of Philadelphia, will
reach Chattanooga on Nov. II, and will
arrange to accompany the Pennsylvania
commission.
During the stay of the Special at At
lanta,. the train will be side-tracked at
ton grounds.
The Indians are having great time in
Atlanta. One member of the Midway In
dian village, from the Rosebud reserva-
tion, has gone crazy over his woes among
which are the antics Of his two giddy
daughters and serious accident which
befell his son. Consequently Yellow Robe
Midway. He is a great chief. and his
alteration of intellect has caused great
among his people. Buffalo
Bill has also had distraction in the
shape Of Crazy Bull. one Of his show
for manslaushter. alleged to have been
committed in Baltimore. Crazy Bull is
accused of shying a brick at a young man
with the result Of killing the latter with
Crazy Bull insists that he never threw
brick during his whole career, not even
at cat However, Buffalo Bill has had
serious time In securing his performers
release. and there is great rejoicing in the
camp over his success. The Wild West
Show has disbanded for the winter, and
most Of the stock has already been sent
to the stock farm at Lancaster, Pa.
Venezuela and its exhibits attract much
attention at the exposition, not only for
the great merits Of the latter, but because
Of the interest awakened by the recent dis
turbances In that South American coun-
Iy' One VI the NeneHuela commissioners,
Senor Romero, is a very handsome man,
the possessor of magnificent beard and
a limited supply Of English. The beard
was silky and fluffy and terminated In a
needle-like point. The senor was pround
or That beard. The other day 1t occurred
to him that little trimming might i'm
prove his source of pride, so ne went into
a barber shop and smillngly indicated his
wishes to the attendant. The barber be-
rather slow. but being unable to express
his opinion In fitting language. said moth
ing until he looked In the mirror at the
results OF the trimming. Then he said
good deal In Spanish and several other
languages. His lovely beard was sheared
down to a stubbly growth that would have
vexed the soul of hermit who did not
care for beauty. The barber shop was con-
siderably dlshevelled In appearance by the
to find hair restorative that
will work fast.
AS Buffalo Bill disappears from Atlanta
starts an autumnai campaign. He ex-
poets great results.
On the day that the Pennsylvanians
leave the exposition, Nov, 1s. arrange
Of diplomatic Day" Secretary Olney viii
be present and large number of foreign
ambassadors will participate in the exer-
cises. 1t Is expected that this will be one
opening OF the exposition.
Wednesday was Chinese day, and the
parade Of the 220 Chinese was most Inter- |
esting. Dragons and other monsters were |
Conditional.
"wIil you. love me when I'm gonc?'
asked Mr.. Linger Longer Of his sweet. |