The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-06-20
The PAN AMERICAN
Weekly Resume Of InPortah.
Events at Buffalo. !
THE SOUTH'S PART IN IT
Mr.. !Pfeiffer Attracting Attention to
the Florida Exhibit, Etc, Etc

Buffalo, June S.-Thanks 10 tbc
enterprise, liberality and bu-m..s
.acumen Of the Southern RIifrc,iJ
the Southern States, through whI \
that great railroad system runs 5T
have small exhibit in the ArrichI-
turo Building at the Pan-AmcricSo
Exposition. The names of these
States are GmblazOned in golden lkt-
tiers high up on the wall space &C.
cupied by the exhibit Of the Soufh-
ern Railway.
The exhibit was installed in Inc
Agriculture Building by Mr.. GreIn.
of Washington, D. c., who perform
ed the same service at the Paris Tx
position. | was gratifed this moin-
ing to see in it very fine picturesI Iof
the superb scenery alcrg the ba X:
of the SwanannOa and Frert.h
Broad Rivers, the chateau of Mr.
George Vanderbilt from sevcfaI
fOints of view, the mOuntaI IN.
around Hot Springs, and a view loI
Round Knob, nicely framed and H.
vantageOusly hung. In this buil ID.
ing agricultural products from III,
States Of Virginia, North and SoitI
Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Ala
bama, Mississippi, Louisiana dnC
Texas were artistically grOuHd
While it is impossible to do justlc,
to any of these States in the smh hl
lspace necessarily allotted to in,
Southern Railway, this exhibit il
great deal better than nothing. Dl
the desk were scattered a numbersO
very attractive pamphlets shOwh b.
the resources of this fertile sectiSn
The exhibit is temporarily in cha lg
Of Mr.. H. A. Hayes, of Boston
Mass. Mr.. Green is expected bic
next week. The literature, which,
given out freely to all who pass BY
is superbly Illustrated. There arg
great many pictures of the cotE0
mills in the several States. Therd
Il fine pamphlet on the city of Ra
leigh, which dwells particularly %
the tobacco and cotton mill indhs
tries of North Carolina. 1t shdw
the State as a producer of all th
cereals and fruits, cotton, etc. Sb,
cial mention is also made of the I'm
climate Of North Carolina. / h
sure the State owes the cOnsidcti
ton shown her here mainly to 81
influence Of Colonel Alexander 81
| Andrews, First Vice-Prcsident of h
Southern Railroad, than whom d
man in the history of the South !;
done more for her material adyantt
ment. This is especially true as s.
CARDS his native State of Mott
Carolina. If the citizens of q
State do not know and appreciAt
this truth, they are unworthy Of the
past. ''lgs
Mr.. NV. Richards, of Waship.
ton civ, has proved himself an ab
and energetic first lieutenant Of G.
Andrews in pushing to the front Il
vast resources Of the South. Til
kind Of service is worth more to &
masses Of the people than the iii
parchment of every Chief JUST,
and Associate Justice 'fOr pOIitic
purposes" in Dixie. Let them kC.
it up, and in time the whirr Of co
ton mills and tobacco factories Wi
be heard throughout the land. FL
crops Of fruit and cereals and all g
, licences Of prosperity will be seen |.
every hand, when capital and skilk
! labor seek her fertile fields and ii
excelled climates. {
Independent of this exhibit, AZ
, bama has one Of the most artistic J:
viliOns in the Agriculture BuildiE
Commissioner and Mrs. German a.
; both there and extend a genuiI
Southern welcome to all visitors
, have never seen a better install
f tiOn than the one which Mr.. Go
man has made. He has construct,
a model of the warship "Alabam;
OF samples Of iron ore, pig iro
limestone, cheret, gold ore, WOOD
l fire brick, wire nails, drawheaC
t gearing wheels, steel castings, ste
4 bars, steel plates, extra wide shee
r OF rolled iron, coal, coke, cotton Sc
: oil, cotton seed meal, fertilizers, ;
t from the State of Alabama. Sever
: carloads Of Alabama peaches ha
}. Just arrived. Everybody is surpris
it the size, beauty Of coloring and
e icious flavor of this fruit. T
Ipeaches are free from insects Al