The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-08
THE NATION AT BUFFALO.
a Creditabfe Display to Be Made by
the Government.

The display the National Government |
VIII make at the Pan-American EXPOSE |
ton at Buffalo will be on 9 magnificent !
scale and of general interest and import |
ance. Many of the exhibits have already |
been collected, and the work of putting |
them into position is to begin soon
Seven portraits of former secretaries Of !
the Treasury. and that of Secretary Gage. /
were shipped to Buffalo yesterday, to |
form part of the Treasury Department |
exhibit.
]. b. Morey, a member of the Govern |
ment Board OF Managers. who has |
charge of the exhibit said yesterday that /
ne had been collecting articles for this
exhibition since last Auguzt. and that It
would be the most modern and complete. !
If not the largest. of Treasury exhibits
ever put on competitive view. Mr.. Morey
will so to Buffalo next Monday for the
purpose of arranging the display, and.
also. 10 superintend the decorative work
of the Government building which, he
says VIII be the most extensive ever at
thousand yards of burlap, cheese
cloth, and bunting, and Goo Uni
ted States flags will be necessary
to cover the designs, as laid out by Mr..
Morey, and the work will be taken in
hand next Monday by eighty artisans ana
assist@r ts, the greater part of whom viii
be under orders from BIr. Morey.
Wallace H Hills. Superintendent of the
Treasury who his had charge Of the COL
| lection of the exhibits from the various
divisions of the Treasury Department
has notified the Bureau of Publicity of
the Pan-American Exposition that the
| United States Lighthouse establishment
win exhibit various lenses, first order
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be fully equipped and in operation. Mod
els of lighthouses viii show the various
styles used and how constructed A com
pIete exhibition ~-iIl he made OF various
kinds Of buoys. gas, electric, whistiing.
etc, and automatic sirens. Various
styles of fog bells and machinery for ope-
rating the same Will De on hand It is
the intention of the Treasury department
| 10 construct complete lighthouse Win
Keeper quarters. furnished and equipped
and with lens IN operation.
The United States Mint viii exhibit a
coin press showing the process Of coming
money. This press has q capacity of 3d.
UlD coins per hour, and strikes with =
force equal to the weight of loo tons
There viii also be exhibited complete
collection of coins of ali nations which
| viii be displayed in handsome cases: also
/ complete set Of medals struck 10y the
United States Mint at Philadelphia.
! The Bureau OF Engraving and Printing
viii exhibit complete series Of the cur
/ rency issued by the Government. from ii
! lucent piece TO a ten thouSand-dOllar
| gold note. These viii be displayed in
! large gold frames made especially for the
| exposition.
The United States Marine Hospital
/ Service viii have q complete model OF a
/ Quarantine station. illustrating the care
/ of the Government IN preventing the in
| PRODUCTION and spread OF epidemic dis
eases, by the establishment OF quarantine
| stations. where all vessels and passengers
! ere examined by trained surgeons, and
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Ter the care and treatment OF American
4 and foreign seamen- A display OF i'm
/ proved dISl1fecting machinery. showing
the use OF steam sulphur. and chemical
I di=infecauts in solution, etr- VIII also be
made.
Field meteorological outfit viii he in on
Grafton; models Of the Marine Hospital
I operating room, furnished and fitted with
/ improved d1SInfecting apparatus and sur
Sftal Instruments and I model Of the
! Marine Hospital Service ward iiiJStrat-
I ing the method OF reatment Of patients:
/ N-ray apparatus, showing the wonderful
/ advances in that line of science viii also
I be among the attractions
! OF the Coast and Geodetic Curvey but
one of the eleven different surveying op-
/ erations. photography, VIII be shown
/ This viii De illustrated by a complete
model of vessel especially constructed
: Tor deep-Sea sounding The sounding
{ lines and apparatus viii be shown as they
+ are used Ia obtaining the depth of the
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