The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-21
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0ccupymg Al Of the broad Esplanade oes
1nvAhoes, extends one great main success
sion OF white buildings, devoted 70 agri-
culture fisheries. the different nations
ennexee 70 these exhibits, ana other prin-
e1pai divisions OF human INDUSTRY
Om the opposite oank ~ TINS point On
me river are fast rising the two famous
kaaace. Inlcn replace W. olo ralais e
mouotx1e, whose Iounoeuons deine saw
from the window OF the sickroom Deing
MO Tor the expontion @ the early '0s
3 Far IVY where the Seine bends round
the Yroc4der0, ana where the Ethel tower
ooafD tnto the sly, another group OF DIG
otructuree looms on the view. This - the
Cnampe oe Mars where Transportation
electricity arts ana manufactures, Tor
egtry and : hundred other exhibits are
being prepared. At one END Of II q part
Of Whist VIII be the French Midway
Plo1Sanc4" has already been built, an9
has been waiting Tor customers TO- these
many months. Another portion OF the
'slGdwAy-the more respectable portion
- being constructed on the right bank
Of the river. and viii take up practically
al that part OF the grounds. Opposite
the Champs Dc Mars IL still another sue
Ce1ei0n % attractions wnicn may Dc m
ciudod IN the French MIDWAY.
The Trocadero itself 10 too respectable
- ~ ~ spoken q. put its admirable ap-
prueches ~ fountains ana gardens nave
ah nearly disappeared. ana IN their stead
- Algerian villages and huts OF South
- islanders. pAnoramas and variety
eheeAers Russian Harnesses and The
Noon ~ Yards distance
Here. too. In the shadow OF the Troca~
dero, ID the principal Russian exhibit.
Where. At present. native Russian work
men, gabbting IN their strange tongue.
and continually lighting with one another.
koep the immediate netgnpornood IN
mental state border1ng equally on amuse-
ment ana alarm They wear DIG red
uAsheS round their waists, high boots. fur
.caps-theae they wore even during tho
eummer-and parti-coiored nannat shtrts
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trys perhaps their idea OF the aiiiance
that ex1ste between their country ana
France really runs into that idea
Il # may easily be inferred from some Of
the foregoing remarks that the exposition
pFeparadons have marred Certain por-
t10ns o. the city OF Paris as much as they
nave boaue1ned others. But the marring,
- We'll ~ the neautifying. II but q tenn
p0rAry anaar: after the close OF the 1ete
the Doroere OF the seine VIII pc drought
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cadero VIII get back Hs fountains ana
terraces the nundreds OF tnousands OF
visitors whom Paris expects VIII 80 away
without having seen the real faris at al.
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