The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-21

ed by tcket-takers, and aggregating a
capacity of 60,O00 admissions in an hour.
There are imposing entrances to the eX-
position grounds, which are replicas of
the most famous gateways of the world.
The Holy gate of the Kremlin: the Sun
gate of Toledo the Victory gate of Cal
TO; the Roman gate of Treves; the gate
of Delhi; the historic tower of Nesle; the
gate of St. Paul of Basic; and the st.
James gate of London.
The catalogue of the exhibition will
cost 10000 10 print Its perusal will be a
liberal education. as it contains histori
cal records of all arts, crafts and in
dustries
Fifty-five nations have been asked to
take part in the exposition. 1t is one Of
the rules OF the exposition that no coun-
try can have a separate building unless
the executive ruler of that country an
nounces his intention of visiting the ex
position. 1t was expected that Vice
President Hobart would represent this
nation. For the entertainment of the ma
tons guests-royalties and the like-it is
proposed TO purchase the magnificent
residence of the late Baroness de Hirsch.
A larger gathering of royalties is expect
ed than were ever before together, the
Queens jubilee alone excepted.
Snapshot fiends will be pleased TO know
that cameras may be taken into the
grounds at a cost Of ten cents each. IT,
however. any one wishes to photograph
works of art a special permit will be ne
cessary.
some of the Great sights.
One of the most beautiful features will
be the water palace. which has front
age of 200 feet and more, will have in the
center a vast number of cascades and
waterfalls, fed by over 10000 gallons Of
water every hour. The PRINCIPAL water
fall will be thirty feet wide and over one
hundred feet high. and from the midst
Of II will rise a colossal scuptured ale
eor cal group representing Humanity
Guild "a by Progress. Advancing Toward
the Future
electrical science will have for its use
the largest Of the special palaces; this
bulldog Is 1910 feet long and $50 wide.
snd will be the source Of all the vast
eIec re energy used upon the grounds.
Ii IS made OF glass and at night will
io.I>I!Rc a gigantic beacon Of light,
IH,e summit of the Ei0el tower-one
Of ne reminders Of the last exposition
--fas been linked with the distant tower
II toe Tro a5tro by means Of an end
Jess cal le bridge. one can journey by
rltcns Of . CEDAR chair from one end
III nc grounds TO the other. and thus
raVe a superb birdseye view Of the
& ounl The Iinel tower is being paint
iG yellow; at The bottom deep orange,
;nl gold at top: 5000 electric lights win
b Jig out a striking effect at night.
Another sensation enterprise is "a si-
rautic pivOted tower In telescope
fash on II comes to the ground to re-
Gel plssenaers then gradually extends
itself to is fun height. and after re
manning stationary for few minutes.
swings around Ike a huge crane, and col
lapsing again, deposits its human load
On the opposite side Of the grounds
T1ere VII he a topsy turvey hotel In
" I'm everything viii be upside down,
ara the v.d or win wonder if the law Of
G.aviiat on has been repealed One will
he firmly persuaded that he himself is
walking. hanging head downward from