The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-08
FINE! |! \ BITS.
10 Come from SsButta'o Ex.
hibi'ion so ol sleston.
THEY ARE VIC esEElNo.
i 's Becoming Y Ev;dens
Evo'y Day Vhs,s.tho Y i, ,'tt show
at oharlt i aaf6h viii \
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az Charlt Ron Will
os o8od.
A dispatch to tho Aew York Tribune
from Buffalo gives 81 i CD couraging
statement of tho bedloats Of the Pan.
American oxpo.itiontto Tho Charleston
exposition. 1t ssyb:,
yhe exhibits from Uanada and South
American countries ,inlmost instances
will bo kept intact aid sept to the
Oharlet ton exposition. This applies
particularly 10 the displays Of Brazil,
Peru, Arsentina, Nicaragua, Salvador,
Bolivia, Hondurss,a asSSS'n Domingo, Nou-
adcr, Mtxieo, JsmIa Puerto Rico
and ps1ts # tho Oubaf} ard Ohilian ex
hibits. All these exhibits as they
were shown at thof Pan American, have
boon described ip SIS be Tribune, lut it
10 s>id that at Charlaston they viii bo
shown upder bottet advantage, bo-
cause moro space f#i3 isbo devoted 10
most Of them.
Cos,a R;oa's exlAbit will bo sont to
SIN Frsncisoo CO it 1 beloees to tho
chamber 81 commerce Of that city. 1t
ia .sid to havo bcenI badly di p'aytd at
Buffalo. But eDojbcr exceptionally
fire exhibit will 81 TO Charleston.
This is made by tie French colonies.
We quote the disl ah,h:
At tho time this exhibit was ins' all.
ed The Tribune told of it's attIao ions
But sipoc the it 6ss been tdded to
lsr5ely, ard only last Tkursdsy one
hundred and twenty more cases Of cx-
hibi from tho oolonits arrived for
transf ortstion to Charleston. Tbs ex-
hibit will eoljpso all foreign xhibi's at
tho Chatlcston expedition, and tho fact
that 80 much row material has beon
sddtd areaks voulnea for tho suooesa
tho colonies pust baso obtained st tho
Pan. American to induce them TO ia
cre ase tho dieplay.g
I'm Charleston wo will bayo from
6. coo to 7 600 feet Of Asor sp,oo, a,
compared to the / 600 tquare feet We
havo had here" said George Ii den,
| who il aking arrangements for tho
southern display. 'Wo will need
every bit Of tho apacc, TOO, for wo in
tend to mako tho bost showing Of any
forcign country at Charleston. Thu
100 9 sos Of additional articles wo hsyo
just roooivod oontsin artic(,s that will
make the most oomp,e hontiy, scionti-
Ii, collection Of the Kind ever thown
ans shoro in tho world. Every thing,
too, " i'll bo labeled IN scientific man
rer, snd will be- tho ,cnly scientifically
classified exhibit that will DO skoHn.
I rho Syndicate De u, @Pfesse Colo
nia'o,, which lMblih,d Q IN reh1neive
ac!entili, cstelSe4e duiing llo Pan
American, intoads ,p:do ,eYe d ;he tier in
Ubarlestonl and will Tissue :publicatioaD
showing eyerytEingkS PERTAINING TO tho
c,loniea ThefS Nloguse will bo in
FIel on and ffEhslisE5shd will contain
the latest iafoImataIJn fogArang the
lprcduos,, tho, oilfEe b; and tho iadvsn.t
Ilasts ot the Cd "a asa iass. \. AdB ksr,
pR ssrsnss
ments for tho public lion. s$,.
.-sh'Tho regults We sourod sshere wsr
rantt td:thia, and q tt55'S lSTAnEh govern
meIt% D bohihd us.H AlbIg,seto will bo
'heldAhprtlSs IN ;Pafis, WHOM tho an
nohno' Insnt..o th6Spiize3. awards mado
Ito the French o6loniesf Will be ar,nouno
ed TO he public.l IDf. Guatavo Nicder
ltio chief Of thossoisntific departme Mt
Of tho Philadelphia museums, is now
-i1 Paris and will participate in tho
}otc. Ho did much Qf the work for the
colonies for both Of the expeditions.
= In the additional oases NO hsvo ro-
ceived thoro are exhibits Of coffee, CO.
.oos, fibre and woods, the latter from
Ffenoh Guina This display Of NO DDS
will be particularly fine, and comes
from the forests which are not half *
plored and whose iesouroes are un.
known. Thore arc some woods tt at tho
people of tho Uaited States never saw
or lcsid d Of, and wlioh are known only
by their rativo names. Tho coloniea
will try 10 ostablish market for thcm
horo. Some Of the woods arc beau,i.
fully grained and exceedingly hard +,
while they admit of bandsomo finish,
All of them will receive oom mprehens;ve
descriptions in the CATALOGUES, which
will have contributions frtm twelve
lurdred mcmbers in MI parts of the
world. The collection from Hay IT,,
whioh was not shown here at all, will
BIO shown in Oharleston, and will con
lain tomc specimens that wero collect
Cd by tho fi:bt governor of Hayti at tho
lime tho island wsssannexed to France.
''ODe unique exhibit will be deoora
tive tin work for interior ornimenta.
ton. 1t 10 used in ho houses Of tho
French colonies. We alao will show
somo of the transportablc convict houa.
os that we think may be Of interest in
The south.
'We also will make book DISPLAY
that Wo think will astonish American
Publishers. Tho diaplay will include
sove curios that will Attract book Low
ora, among them being Tie Oldest book
ever published in tho Wo,t Indics Ii
Was published in tho eixteonth century,
srd iB history Of tho ialapds, tho
plAco Of publication bsing Martiniquo,
Then we have received tho man usoript
Of o woik that soolis wifi be ublished
and which gives the true orIgia cf lGm-
pIccH Josephine. 1t contains faots that
havo just been drawn from old books
ard documents discovered in the West
lndios and compiled by Dr.. Piehevin.
Tho manuscript proves that The real
name Of tho empress was Marie, ar not
Josophine, and that eho was tho third,
and not tho first, daug ter Of tho Tach,
or do Is Pagerio family, who wore
among tho oldest so.tIers in Martini