Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-10-19
LAST W.. ( or EXPOSITION
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another ,ys. < v-'ll wft1r=s the close o
thc It .t.r- ".r -.t.cA .Cf the ,eAson
0t = f. / ..,.., i., /. "a season Of continued
trig".''- IL lar it.d ta- Indications are
tha' tL r.D-i9g week VIII wilnc.s even
grc5tcr cat. ',-r..s 20 I'D pu5lic -. rest
tEun % VAS .3-',.i, 80. .IlfcaC.'t at LIE Htg
4utuiEuI. .t@- Csua III -" ana fforthy
ATTRACTIONS - I.ie Ne ui c.. OTIS are tao
rielrpHs> II succc-s oI AZ enc prise OF
tais lara lgr and tllI s.. the illS5ar9 Tx
ynsitio.: .5- ...s.. in 21andLnce ,h,- scason.
NltA bau.s = those 10 Sousn ana cod
trey ant tae cv tbrat q. Danrusch orches-
ira be PATROLS of the Plttsburg show
have cniovV,. u feast OF music such as
shcy never heard before. he season
clos. N-i;I Frederick y 1nncs and his
celebrated concert band of 80 musicians.
wE0 come here from st. Louis, where
they were ~ citd ~ ~ by thousands OF
people at the EEp ION in that city.
There is "A 81 c * Isobabiiity that Ad-
miral Dewey VIII visit the Pittsburg tx
position the fore par! Of the week ON his
way west Irt..IdEGt Torrance OF the tx
position society has extended an invita-
ton 10 !tIm through Unlted States Sena-
tor Boics penroze. and Ii he accepts, tho
scna or VIII probably accompany hirh to
FiltrbIrg The admiral Il now With his
old lrienas and tie companions OF his
youth up IN c.muut Definite inlormn-
ton com EN- ug Als prospective visit TO
the b Z ttGSlI sBtl VIII IC lufbtSDtAl ldltE Oii
Should Admiral Dewey accept the invita-
tion extended him tie management will
make elaborate preparations for his rCc2p-
tion az he Exposition.
4 fter many dishcart cuing experiments
with now machine which they proposed
to set up in mechanical hall nj the Expo
sitiOn, the gentlemen interested in tho
manufacture OF iguid ar have finally In
formed Manager Fitzpatrick OF the Expo
sition ( nat t.c InaCttnc is now ready Tor
4 a 80 isr,.IN
give exhibitions and practical dcmonstra-
tons during th2 closing week, srom Oct
rs - THIS machine is the word ~ OF
the age ard there have. perhaps, been
more inquiries about It at the Exposition
than about any other invention or me-
chanical contriyancc ever placed on exhi-
bition.
Othe- features OF the big Exposition
during tie closing week will be the ctle-
brated Cabaret de Ia Mort. y or as trans
lated, "The House OF the Dead" which
gives mystifying illusions such as the
Transforming of human form OF flesh
and blood into a skeleton and then bring
ing IL back to life; the growing OF n full
blown rose bush from tiny sprout in u
flower pot, and various other tricks that
deceive the eye and cause wonderment to
all who witness them. 10 Is one OF the
finest attractions OF the kind that has
ever visited pittsburg The show Is SPLEEN
didiy housed in the music wing Of tho
main building free from wind and
weather 1t was formerly under canvass
at tie west end Of the grounds
The cinematographc, with splendid
views Of the Dewey day parade and reccp-
tion in New York, the landing OF the nd.
miral on the pier nj Gibraltar, and var.
ious moving pictures OF serio comic
character is. always interesting TO those
who 30 not often have an opportunity OF
witnessing scenes OF this character The
cinCmutographc Is located In the art gal
lcry on the second floor. Adjoining 1t is
the art gallery annex, in which reposcs
the famous $4,000 painting entitled,
"Custers Last Rally" being n graphic
portrayal OF the Last moments OF the gal.
liant commander In that memorable mas
sacrc, when his entire command was
stricken down.
The coming OF Innes and his famous
Fifty Is hailed with delight by all lovers
OF popular military band music. Con.
ductor lnnes Is prepared for the occasion.
too and promises some OF the best ar
ranged and highly Interesting programs
ever given ut the big autumuhl show.
Nearly every day OF his stay at the Expo
stiun will bc "A special day. On Tuesday
afternoon he will give popular dance
music; Tuesday evening ~ entitled an
evening with the French composers:
Wednesday afternoon English, Irish
Welsh, Scotch ana American melodies
will be given: Wcdnc ,day night tho pro
gram tven In St Louis under the an
spices Of one OF the newspapers; Thursday
afternoon Beethoven Eclrctions will be
gwen, and Thursday evening selections
by Rus ian COMPOSERS. Friday afternoon
Is entitled an afternoon with Verdi, and
Friday evening, an "voning with Richard
Wagner Ou sS1u day night the music
vii be o;eratic md popular In character
throughout. lrnCs promises to give n
ycritiblo feast o. music
IICrC VIII be ii1mprDu9 pyCuFsionS dur.
ing tie W. g.; and uo one within u pdius
OF lpD miles Of Pit sburg can afford to
mis-. the last week Of The greatest Exposi,
tion - the history OF tho Smoky CITY.