Washington sentinel., 1900-12-22

Iustration. the Beautiful orient VIII
represent life as it existed iu the East
before the advent of the modern tour
ist Castor Akoun director of this
concession, rs arranging 90 have native
raDrs-ontatiTe characters to- convey
DroDrr impressions of oriental customs
and manners of living. He viii have
pIaut- of room iu which to- display the
different salient features THAT would
npueal iu the strongest terms tD people
accustomed to- our western civilization.
A holy Mecca Will Doe the meeting place
of tired and worn pilgrims who Will
constantly arrive, make their offerings
I'm the various mosques ur religious
TEMPLES and disper=a. Eight streets
win diyerge from this u.....ta point
each representing o. o.r.H.0'. l1-Al
section of the orient s. stree, .A DoI-
stauuuopIc win Doe thoroughly luE-IsA,
even TO the ya-aNuuI dogs. Morocco
will Doe represented hy q street when
will illustrate the life auI habits OF
the ll0ors. Algerian life VIII receive
attention. and a street Will Ue borrow
ed from AIglcrs for the purpose. Typ
ical Illustrations I'm a like manner viii
be taken from Egypt Tua.s. Persia.
TripoIi aud Turkey in A-.a While
looking through these sections visitors
could easily imagine themselves lu tAr
midst Of the ancient city, the counter
part OF which they are visiting.
4 Bedoun Arab enoampmeut VIII
lend variety. and Sahara desert noe
mads will live lu their interesting char
acteri-ric way. Natives from all coup-
o. O. o.. ..| L. L. .
camels and different domestic oriental
animals, cabins tents and huts. N'7-
tauranrs. teahOu~es, shops and fruit
stands for the sale of oriental goods o..
great variety viii be provided. The
, Beautiful Orient is under the same
management as the Streets of Cairo.
, which was SO popular at .ue World
, fair, though it viii be three times a-
" large. About 800 orleu0ls Will Doe e-
. ployed fin different ways with this at
= traction. a c0ngl0uerate eastern cry
with distinct local taaurgs-a history
. In O nutshell
, Within 500 miles Of Buffalo are thl
1 homes Of more than ioOoJ0uO people
IL which is more than the entire uouu.H
Il tion OF the country at the t.uo ut tl
z en- lrA4LA.ll t. b L.."t t....'- ..a
II 1t Is about twice the number lFa.
4 within the same distance OF DhIaa--
Y The great Falls Of Niagara constitute
n an important attraction to- tourists WA
.e expect to visit the Exposition, as tA".
]. are only halt an hours ride from Oh
.s Exposition grounds, and excellent rail
s- way accommodations are provided u.
Do tween the cities OF Buffalo and N.a-ar
.r Falls. Near at hand also ls iae -l,a
"a summer school I'm the grove Oh La
Je Chautauqua shores, known as I'd
ChautauQul Assembly.
To- Buffalo has q population of near.
.l 100000 and This IS the first great L'
f- po.ft1u held iu the east since OBJ" Gen
.u teunlal. 2I years ago. For tLa s"FaH
le reasons here noted it Us expected ta
SO the attendance TO the Ian-Aler-ca
% Exposition viii be very large and lib.
g- the results viii Doe very gratifying
Ii the promotion of trade among all r
.n states and nations of The western -au
5r sphere and Iu the establishment
in more cordial relations among all C.
people Of the western world.
A.. MARK BEESIrr.