Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-09-01
4 BIC INDUSTRIAL SHOW.
at the PIttsburg Exposition This
rear-Fine Musical Program

WIZ summer on the wane the people
OF Western Pennsylvania are turning
Their thoughts to the PittShurig EX-
position. wtl ch VIII open II. gaDes on
Wednesday evening" Septembs.' 7. for
the tsn.h annual season. b that
tine everybody will have r,turned
from sensible and mountain resorts. and
the opening OF the bag industrial show i'll
pitts1urg Will he heartily welcomed by
all who can spare the time to take a trip
to the Smoky City No exposition In tho
country enjoys u wider range OF patron
age than that of Pi!tshurg, and the inter
rst and enthusiasm dI- played over the ap-
preaching season indicates that the at
tendance this fall will ha larger than
ever. This is due in no small measure to
the splendid musical features, which will
surpass those of any season Of that pOpu-
lar institution in years
Manager Thomas j. Fitzpatrick an,
nounces strong list of musical attrac
tiOns including such well-known urgani
cations as Sousd band, the New York
symphony orchestra and Victor Iicrbcrt's
Twenty second Regiment land OF New
York. John Philip SOusa, the great march
King and composer, with his supe; band
Of musicians. Will give two concert daily
during the opening week of the big show
Next in order will come Prof William
Guenther and the Greater PittsDur,E band
for period of te days, to be followed by
week OF concerts by the celebrated New
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DamrOsCh Of German opera fame as con.
ductUr Then will come the renowned
composer Of light opera, Victor Herbert,
and the Twenty second Regiment band OF
New York. which will remain for = period
OF three weeks closing the Exposition on
Saturday evening, Oct -. Ii Is a fitting
tribute TO Mir Herbert That he is to give
the closing series uf concerts, rs he IL To
he the conductor of the Pittsburg orches-
ira during the coming season Mr. Her
bert and his players are now at Manhat
tan Beach, where they have been giving
concerts all summer
There Will hr many novelties amCng
the displays iu the big Exposition build
ings this seas u The Laliiu- Rand Powder
company vii have "A novel show. II viii
consist uf worNInx model of their i'm
mensc establishment, which turns out
the smOEclr-s powder used by the govern
ment The Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing company Will present
new and varied inventions in the shape
of electrical! motors and machinery, and
the electrical display In the big mrchani
cal hall will attract widespread attention.
There will br whirring machinery on all
sides. and the lover Ol mechanical pur.
suits viii have plenty 10 interest and in
struct him Another feature Of machin-
cry hall will bp a large tank filled with
wat"r, in which Captain Adams will give
exhibitions of deep sea diving, showing
the manner of conducting submarine
operations, the use OF tUrpedobOLts and
how tina government mines are operated
Another Interesting exhibit will he IA box
making machine To be furnished by W.
> Dpig Of NrW York 1t will not only
make he boxes, but win print and stamp
them, showing how thny aru prepared for
Cumurrc;al use.
AT the Cn, rance To the main building
will be the exhibit of the Southern rail
way, which will occupy the main foyer.
There will he "A minie.e.r cotton field,
with worBmen picking cotton, various
woods aud products of the sol along tho
line Of that picturesque railway, and n
large collection of minerals Tho in
terror of the main building Will ba taste
fully decorated In national colors Many
new designs in the arrangement of thN
booths will be noticed and there will bp -
general encouragement that will provo
pleasing to cycryhody. Up IN the art
gallery will be located the cincmatograph
with views of the late Spanish \ mcrican
Another attractive feature In the
amusement line will he Hagcnhcck's +
animal show, Il collection OF trained lions
bears and lroplrds, which aroused so
much interest among the visitors to the
Worlds fair in Chicago Other amusc
mcnts, located at the lower end of the Ex
position grounds, are the gravity railway
and tho merry 20 round, each OF which
always ha- its fun quota OF patrons
among the younger set.
Extremely low excursion rates will he
arranged on the various railway lines cen
tcrlng In Iittsburg, and no doubt every
body in Western Pennsylvania, Eastern
Ohio and West Virginia, who can do so,
will avail themselves of the opportunity
to visit one Of thc finest industrial c1pusi-
tions In tho United States