The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-30
Big SHOW.
Notes and News Regard
ing the Exposition.
,r6svERs OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION
nsetina viii Begin on June ~.
: Something Of Southern Industrial
Exhibit.


.,.t correspondence to The Post) (
49, 4 Y. May 2S.-The Daughters
American Revolution will meet In
,ssIo IN Friday, June IA. Great pub,
~ has been given to the error that the
,a- tbe meeting OF the Daughters Of
,a,o,lcan Revolution at the Pan-Amer-
..n,.ltion was June II. On this day
n,ncbtors of the Revolution meet here.
al publiclty should be given to the cor.
IA, If this error, as many Daughters
..r,,iug letters to the Buffalo regent in
,.a, A. 10 the change OF date. When
.ancrcss Of the Daughters OF the Amer
porolption accepted the invitation ex-
IA TO them In Washington city by Mrs.
IN. Miller Horton. chairman of the com
,,sa on entertainments aud ceremonies,
airsctor general Of the Pan American
..sIt,on decided on Jnnc IL or Flag day.
N. da,e has never been changed. Ar
rcsmcnts have been made to make Hotel
Bwlworth headquarters for the Daughters
|bup in Buffalo, and committee from
padalc chapter will be very glad to at
la N any matters connected with sccur.
-ooms by addressing the Buffalo chap
in care Of the Kcnllworth. The exer-
u Of the day viii he held in the Temple
Music and will consist of an address OF
$,leome by Mrs. NJ. y. Thompson, regent
Tho Baralo chapter, and an address by
4 Charles Fairbanks, president general
the National society OF the ID. A. H., on
subject Of patriotism in the Amerl-
|. u Other addresses will follow, with
irlotic music suitable for the occasion.
4 celebrated organst from Boston will pre-
ie at the largest organ In this country,
N sousas fine military band will also
ktnlsh suitable music The invocation will
made by n. Rev. William ID, Walker,
Mon Of Western New York.
IN The close Of the exercises Il reception
IN be given by the hoard OF women man
rs Of the Pan American exposition to
A the visitors There VIII he grand cleo
Hal illumnations IN the evening, Mrs
Hares W. Fairbanks will have a reception
hen in her honor on Wednesday. June II.
the residence of Mrs John Miller TIor
b vice regent NJ the Buffalo chapter. and
the visiting Daughters OF the American
EVOLUTION will he cordially welcome. Mrs,
&Pnon Is most charming hostess and Il
klal leader In Buffalo. she mas recently
3rn elected member nj the committee
the "Contlncntal hall TO he built In
sshlneton by the Daughters.
A. U'Connor OF Atlanta, Ga; J. e.
FANS, Montgomery, Ala; Mr.. and Mrs.
llenbcrg Of Arkansas, and G.. Stone OF
Pulsyllle, ky., are registered at the Nj
sH hotel Mrs. lIol,enberg Is the com
fssloner from Arkansas aud has WON
bny frlelds already by her charm of man.
and tact Her commission signed def
son Davis, that being The nay6 of the
ernog Of Arkansas, created some sur
se among the clerks whpG her credcn-
rs we're presented, as many OF them did
Know there was a man of that name
n prominent In the South
p the Louisiana exhibit in the agricul-
busdlng King Cotton occupies the
~ conspicuous place. Forty varieties of
ana sixty of lint cotton are shown
different varieties are displayed III
nlatuTc bales Several full sized bales
Ecy are prepared far shipment are also
va cotton seed Is shown In 4 large
iaher q Jars; cotton seed oil In tail
bottles The seed Is also shown after
lesgclng different commercial processes
cotton seed cake which is product
er the oil is pressed out Is also exhibit.
ms cake wien ground makes cotton
meat which Is used as feed for cn,tle
A. a fertilizer. sulphur ana rock salt
SHOWN IN the exhibit the former of G9lS
eelt purity ana the latter 0S per cent
zoe rock salts are from the fields of
o Smna, whloh contain an lueXlaustihlc
sull 81 these rr0dUrLs. An intPrcstin.
we Is an Illustration of the products
I'M plne. A piece OF the wood IS shown,
easr WIN its products. Turpentine,
var OIL creosoir. pyroliCueuIs ucId,
y Nconol and charcoal. The chlrreu
a'as OF the wood after these prodlcts
s,. geen extracted is shown beside the
striking feature Of the exhibit is ii
ppiato weighing l22 pounds Thirty.
,slivues or sweet potatoes are seen, |
.ss urge pecan nuts in eleven yArle |
MI az displayed Along one end %. the |
Mn Mn p 'l Of moss are piled. one bale |
as sne moss as taken from the tree
yh,1eis showing thr prepared product, !
us finished moss ready for use by |
s pr,a twenty-five kinds of |
N, Some OF II being the famous alfalfa |
ss,Is. aIe snown In model bales. twelve |
e,Sih u wheat IN Jars aud ave OF olts. 1
smoi,er. that VIII he most interesting |
cigar % one nj Periquo Tobacco
Il az nav tobacco. aud cigars in |
are SHOWN In considerable quaint, |
ssYnris exhibit in the mines bulldip.,
rsson.a'Ve Illustration of the min. |
co,nn,ts es OF the State. Xinc and |
the s,Snge. the most prominent fcutures
IL eS oa full line Of the ores lust
nlpSru Ie ont ont Of the ground is shown.
es n hrens ace also shown In different
n los taeparatlon for commercial rs :. |
=, ~" "Hadr r." Shi,,t,,1.,+ SEQ ~ |
III ii o ona SIDE of the entrance to T.,
ssi H., "Aa anu zine in other com
Eat,ons ~ 80 sau,,... Il, ..,.., -, o
EInr o uSla z, South Missouri minerals. in. |
L oce"nv e' dolomte, ralcna dead and
enely qspy one case, and a rare and
lne 'S acme nne collection Of crystalizations
ation Grss,,an another and attracts much
0hal il moi I building blocks said to
are sbon not superior to tho scotch gran,
h 'I m01. Koplln, from which China
from Il Is shown with the ware
estiprrn gravity filters are made. Is an
are p e4b,s,of, lead ores from Joplin,
L lead pm o, Inc same place consists of
furnace au Thi. from the fumes of a
inis lead is ground with