The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19

Fair 81 San Francisco viii remeu-
Der Papa Seidl, who had 3 restaU'
rant in the same building with the
Vienns Prater.
Those who did not visit the fair,
as well IS those who did, viii -
call the frequent iusiuuatiOus
against the management, and the
fnaI declaration that the fair was s
failure, that It wss only scheme
fsthsrei By N. H. deYoung in Or
der 10 boost his political body, and
that everybody who had anything
70 do with il except NJ. deGOung
and his immediate friends, felt 8
sold. cold frost in s financial way.
But the true story Of the Mid
winter Fair vas never told n the
san Francisco papers. They didn't
dare print It, because they know
not how the political cat would
jump.
Papa SeidL has returned 70 Wen
IA. and has talked 70 newspaper
men there. ! copy Of the period
ical IN which his criticisms sppsar
has been sent 70 San Francisco.
and the Examiner hiss reproduced
the story. Il follows:
aThe Coffee Boiler ! the literal
translation Of the title oy which Papa
SsidI i known id his own Vienna.
Having for uzUy years conducted
beer hall and restaurant there he L
local celebrity. HE'S now ST home,
after having passed through 3 period
Of urCsuelirv 81 the Worlds Fair IN
Chicago, and s season Of adversely st
the 1[iiwiu-zr Exposition in san
Francisco.
Extraordinary relations he has
made Of his experiences II America,
and these have been printed 81 great
length in the Vienna News Freis
Press. one Of the greatest newspapers
Of Europe. Column after column OF
this notable journal has been devoted
20 Papa SeidI's comments and criti-
cisus OF San Francisco ami Of the
Midwiuter Fair, where his restaurant
and concert hall was part Of the Wen
rs PratEr. ! translation Of 8 part 81
the matter given by him 10 The Wen
uese newspaper i IS follows:
I'VE were twenty-five Of u. who
went 20 san Francisco. san Francisco
has teen painted 70 NE in most bril-
liant COIOrs- The officers Of the =zhi-
biJiCn sHt the director OF the Vienna
Przr=r, StrPhauy, aud several other
gentlemen OF the California expO>i-
zion, appeared in Chicago ID boom, -
So -
Of fact. 20 look for suckers EuTZeu for
san Francisco. What did those gen
tIsmeu not tell u Of the glory aud
briLIiaucy Of the California exhibition
and the immense amount OF money
one could earn there2 ILe=e gentle
men were typical Americans, and We,
AIss. in spite Of our long stay in Amer
lea. were only Europeans We b
lieved them
PEoFITs or CHICAGO lost ~ SAN
FRANCISCO.
Every one Of u had made q nice.
snug sum in Chicago, and once there
that i TO say, scrOss the ocean, Why
miss 8 chance 70 maxi more money?
The gentlemen found suckers, and l.
1 an sorry 70 say, vas one Of them.
They seemed to te especially fond o.
ne. aud. although all my life long
have never been 8 victim IN Vienna,
| had 70 play such In san Francisco.
Twenty Of u left Chicago November
Is. ISq3. With NE were POuuer and
his wife from the 'kohIkreGuZe.' from
Mariahilf, Riudespzch=r and Gu-ty,
the songsters. thirteen walter girls,
Gradi. the butcher Of SeTviteu street,
who had been some time in America,
and who had conducted E marriage
bureau ana employment Office who
hired to me 81 a waiter, because he
thought be could make more money
by that than by arranging marriages.
"On the way, after passing through
Utah and Nevada We suddenly came
from the snow fields Of the Sierra Ne
vadas to the smiling and beautiful
valleys % California where the per-
fume Of fresh blossoms greeted u.
Tender was their greeting. In order
to get to san Francisco the traveller
leaves the raiIrOsd 81 Oakland, takes
= boat ard, sailing through Benicia
bay, reaches san Francisco
The city pleased us tolera0ly we'll
During our first promenade through
the streets We believed ourselves 70 De
On the KahIenberg when the feast OF
st Ann i in progress because during
the feast 5 beauty contest i always IN
progress. So many handsome women
s. one sees in san Francisco can hard
" be found in any other city.
We took quarters 81 the Hotel Nj
kola- and l Immediately began TO in
form myself about the exhibition
WINTER WEATHER N san FRANCISCO
1.-The exhibition was pretty small
but under the provincial eireumstan-
ces not at all Insignificant but the
management Eas throughout 8 sEIr-
de. The California Exposition vas
simply iuaUgurated 10 induce inexper-
fenced people to lose their money. In
anv other country the directors would
sit on s hard bench between two Iu-
stizsoIdaten policemen, butin Amer
les. OF course, such isnot the ease On /
the eoutrary, these people msde their
schap gboodle] and now they enjoy ]
everybody esteem Money L there /
the main thing.
"The first thing had to do was to /
- esl-11 fo- fhs EuzeH asst Zue1 me IN 1