The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-06
EXHIBITS WILL BE NUMEROUS.
THE QUESTION RATHER ONE or
ECONOMY or SPACE.

I There VIII BE no Trouble I'm Filling
All the space Given Savannah-A
Partial List OF Those Who viii
Have Exhibits at the Atlanta Ex-
POsItfOn-The Plant Systems Tur-
PentIne stiII-The Ladies' Working
Up an Interesting Exhibit.
The last Of exhibits and exhib-
itors for Savannahs display at
the Atlanta exposition is growing
daily and not a day passes that some
thing new is not added to it. The prob
lem from now on will be not how 10 I'll
the space, but how 10 make the space
hold everything that is being offered
which is considered worthy of exhibiting.
large number Of exhibitors have been
listed. some of whom do not wish any
thing said about their exhibits until they
have been completed. Both the rice mills
viii have exhibits. so tnat there will be
no question Of the rice industry being well
represented. Both the breweries viii
have exhibits also. The cotton exchange
is expected TO make an interesting ex-
hibit and the board of trade will have the
finest exhibit Of naval stores ever made
anywhere.
The Wholesale GrOcers Association of
Savannah have decided to make an ex-
hibit worthy Of the city doing the larg-
est wholesale grocery business of
any in the state. The confec-
TONERS of Savannah will also
have an exhibit The three florists of the
city. Wagner. Oelschig and Keisling. will
combine together to show savannah's re-
cources in the floral line. The fertilizer
men viii have a combined exhibit. Sd
ward Loveirs Sons wiz snow where Sa-
vannah gets her brick. The fish dealers
Will show what the waters around Sa-
vannah produce. The hardware men will
have an exhibit showing the extent of
that trade here. The Savannah cotton
factory viii make display of It's manu-
features. sculptor John WalZ will eX-
hibit some Of his fine work The Imperial
Baking Powder, S. Guckenheimer q
Sons, will make an attractive exhibit, as
will also the Morehouse Manufacturing
Company II. II. Livingston, the drug
gist, will exhibit some of his specialties
The Pooler tannery will snow what grade
Of leather can be produced by its pro-
cesses. The Oemler Oyster Company will
make an exhibit of canned goods.
There will be numerous other displays
among which will be an agricultural ex-
hibit of everything in that line grown in
Chatham county. including many things
that will be new to the residents here.
The ladies' will cover the entire field of
needle-work, jellies, preserves and every
thing of that kind in their exhibit.
The object of the committee Is to gather
together everything in agriculture, me-
chanics, art and science, ingenuity and
invention to make a complete showing of
the resources and industries of the peo-
pie. Something new is developing every
day. Anyone having anything to exhibit
should communicate with Capt. Purse and
make an appointment with him If they
cannot call upon him he will call upon
them. The exhibitors should get their ex-
hibits ready for shipment as soon as pos
sible as it is desired to make the first
shipments the last of this week and the
first Of next
The greater part of the elaborate exhibit
to be made by the Plant system
has already been shipped to Atlanta. The
train of model cars and engine, with the
model of the steamship Florida, has gone
up, and the complete vestibuled train,
for the transportation building will go up
in a day or two.
A most unique and interesting feature
of the Plant system exhibit will be
complete turpentine still in full operation.
The copper still was made by Mcmillan
Bros, and viii be located near the Plant
systems pyramdal building, which occu-
pies a commanding position on the
grounds. By the side of the still VIII be
a log from pine tree showing how the
turpentine boxes are cut, and every de-
tail Of the manufacture of turpentine and
rosin will be exhibited.
Capt. ID. G.. Purse received a communi-
cation from President Collier of the Cot
ton States and International Exposition
Company yesterday notifying him that he
had been reelected an honorary vice pres
ident of the exposition company. Capt.
Purse was elected one Of the honorary vice
presidents when the exposition company
was first organized, but resigned when
he found, as he thought, that Savannah
would make no exhibit. Now that he Is
at work getting up a Savannah exhibit
for the exposition he win not decline the
honor