The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-01
B. day AT
THE EXPOSITION
RAILROAD employees VISIT TIE
tioMEPRopucT sHow-NEws
PAPER MEN ENTERTAINED.

III I6bpeFuhy was IodltluOISs anu OulO
Day at the Home Products Show at
Electric Park, and both afternoon and
evening, In addition to the usual
tbrong Of visitors, there were large
number Of the employees Of the rail.
road on the ground, says the Balti.
more American Of September q. At
might Mr.. Mandel sener, the railroads
press agent, entertained party Of
about Solocal newspaper men in the
Electric Park clubhouse at supper, af'
ter which they visited the Baltimore
and ohios exhibit and other interest
ing Industrial displays, and finally
made a round Of the shows.
The aRable Major j. G. Pangborn
presided at the dinner and afterwari
conducted the guests through the Bal,
timore and ohio's exhibit, explaining
interesting details concerning each
display. The exhibit Is the largest
and one OF the most interesting at
q the exposition. 1t is altogether histor.
ical in character, comprising exact
models Of the locomotive engines used
in the first days Of railroading in this
country. In two instances are origin.
nal pieces Of machinery are shown. The
display comprises about one.fifteenth
Of the historical exhibit made by the
Baltimore and Ohio at the st. Louis
Exposition, in which were 10 original
pieces. 1t is the purpose of the rail-
road at sometime in the near future
to assemble the entire display as
shown at st. Louis for a permanent
exhibit In this city.
Lion Visited Diners.
After doing" the exposition build,
ing Mr.. sener's guests took in" Tai
bolts Fighting the Flames" and Col.
onel Mundys trained wild animal
show. The invitation to attend the
latter had been extended through "Ad.
miral schley," one of Colonel Mundy's
large lions, who was usherei into the
clubhouse during the supper, taking
the guests quite by surprise. He bore
( the Invite In the form OF a letter
tied to his collar and addressed to Ma
jor Pangborn.
Mr. sener's guests iourneyed to
Electric Park on the private electric
car, Lord Baltimore" which left
from In front of the Baltimore and
Ohio general Office building, Charles
and Baltimore streets, at 6 p. H., and,
returning, left the exposition grounds
about 1890 p. m. Those in the party
were:
Committee Home Product EXPOSE
tion-Messrs. Geo. P. Nelson, ]. W.
Rice, NJ. B. Behrman, ]. ]. Kerns,
and D. A. Moffett.
Messrs. Wilbur F. Coyle, city librar-
ian; D. j. Scully, Office clerk OF the
Court Of Common Pleas; ]. W. Kiger,
secretary to Health Commissioner
Bosley, and ]. A. slemons, of the
Philadelphia Record.
Associated Press Messrs. E. J.
Cox and G. P. Wilson.
The Americana. G. Nelson, Ray
mond Hoblltzell, w. R. HamintOl, ].
t. McGarigle, William C. Watkins,
George W. Cossort, ]. W. stockbridge
and Bradford Rich.
The News-col. A. 3. Cunningham,
H. W. Neepier, Raleigh Smith, Jo-
seph Cummings, William Johnson, J.
H. Brown, Mckee Barclay and W. os.
car Anderson.
The World-E. s. Green.
The SUMO. F. Daley; w. G. Block
er, Frank R Kent, William H. Pentz,
Walter Poole, j. Wilbur jenkins.
Governor to Attend TC.Nlsht.
Tonight will be Governors Night
at the.exposition, AMI a party OF about
80 Of the representative business men
of the city will meet Governor War.
field at Camden Station upon his ar
rival from Annapolis, and escort him
to Electric Park in the car Lord Bal
timore Upon reaching the grounds
the Governor will deliver an address
Of welcome, after which he will be
entertained at luncheon and escorted
around to view the many attractions.
The business men who have been in
yited TO act as the governors escort
are Messrs. Jacob Epstein, Thomas
Todd, W. B. Harsh, Frank Gator, Da-
yid H, Carroll, ]. Harry Tregoe, j.
Albert Hughes, F. ]. Lamotte, Alex
andsr Brown, Gen. Felix Agnus, Ma.
jor ], G. Pangborn, Congressman
Frank c. Wachter, Messrs, John Gill,
Jr., James H. Preston, W. c. Rouse,
Michael schloss, o. G. Murray, D.
B. Martin, Hugh Hasson, Jr., B. F.
Howell, Reuben Foster, W. c. Ella
SON, Douglas NJ. Wylle, W, W. Abel,
Chars Grasty, D. Burnett, Gen. John
NJ Hood, Messrs. William A. House,
j. M. Ramsay, F. H. Gottlieb, D. B.
Fulton w. C. Townsend, E. ].
Knabe, E. T. Jones, ], Barry Mahool,
Il