The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-07

the gates of the Elk position ground admits
them to all the sights within the great white
city the editor rof this column has concluded to
publish the following official list of the con
cessions at the fair (recently issued( with the
purpose of each concession and the admission
fee, wherever there is one. Most of these
concessions are located in the Midway
any sense as a part of the Exposition proper
but as mere side shows.
Following is list of the more important
of these concessions in the Midway Plais
ance: Constantinople street scene including
theatre, restaurant, etc. Admission, 25 cents
Cairo street scene, Egyptian museums, thea
tire, etc. Admission % cents. Egyptian
Temple, 25 cents more Dutch East Indies
village, with theatre, music, dancing, etc.
Admission % cents German village of
medieval times, with music, restaurant, etc.
Admission % cents. Natatorium, with
music. Admission, with use of bath, 80
cents. Moorish palace, with sale of native
goods, chamber of horrors, cafe, etc. Admis.
sion to museum features, 25 cents. Pano-
rama of Berncse Alps in Switzerland Ad.
mission 80 cents. Panorama of the volcano
of Mt Kiauea, Sandwich Islands. Admis.
sion so cents. Algerian village, with streets,
bazars, cafe, etc. Admission 20 cents. Hun
garian concert pavilion and cafe with musical
theatrical performance, etc. Admission 25
cents. Venetian glassware and mosaics
with factory In full onarotio,, ,,1 81 =
wares, Admission 20 cents. Chinese village,
with theatre, joss house, tea garden and cafe.
Admission to theatre and joss house % cents.
Irish village and Blarney Castle. Exhibition
and sale of Irish products. Admission free
Persian building, with sale of Persian goods,
musical entertainment etc. Admission 80
cents. Beauty show of women from forty or
more countries. Admission 25 cents Typi
cal Irish village. Admission 25 cents.
japanese bazar, for the sale of Japanese
wares. Admission free. Vienna cafe and
concert hall. Admission free. Model of st
Peters church, Rome. Admission % cents.
Hagenbeck's animal show. Admission 25
cents. Model of Eihel tower. Admission
25 cents. Electric scenic theatre. Admis.
sion 25 cents. East India bazar for the sale
of native wares. Admission free. Captive
balloon. Admission 25 cents. Trip in balloon
50. Inside of Exposition grounds proper are
the following special concessions Esquimau
village, representinga Labrador trading post.
Admission % cents. japanese tea house on
Wooded Island. Admission varying accord
ing to purchases Ruins of cliff dwellers
and an exhibition of antiquities, Admission
25 cents, Crystal cave in Horticultural
building. Admission free. Whaling bark
Progress, with museum. Admission 25
cents.
In addition to these there are the several
concessions for methods of transportation, in
Guiding movable sidewalk on the pier at
cents ride; the Ferris wheel, at so cents a
ride; elevator to the promenade on the roof
Of the Manufacturers and Liberal Arts build
ing, % cents elevator to the roof on the
Transportation building, 10 cents; ride in
gondOla, around the basin and lagoon. so
cents; wheel chair, 75 cents an hour with
attendant; ride in electric launch through
the lagoons and basin, 25 cents; ride in steam
launch through the lagoon and out into Lake
Michigan, 25 cents; round trip on the In.
tramural Railway, 10 cents; ride on donkey
or camel in the streets of Cairo 80 cents and
25 cents per ride respectively; use of sedan
chairs, 81.
Agnes Stein sO3IS