New-York tribune., 1901-04-21

DtFcctor-GeneIaI n the Pan-AneFisln Exposition
have yielded better artistic result Will IN, dis
covered by the visitor who has 70 do the expo
siton'' in L hurry.
Those who can soc The sights Ieisurely will
also find it advantage 10 be- able IN go from
one large building 20 another without spending
much time in the journey. Hundreds NJ people
have already secured rooms in hotels. boarding
houses and in the private homes where. while
the exposition lasts strangers may he acconn1-
dated. Those people who have net made
rangements for rooms should dn so before they
go To Buffalo. because thus valuable time may
be saved The time spent in house hunting is
just much trne lost. ard the man who arrives
At Buffalo, sends his baggage - his lodgings
and goes to the exposition grounds will have
seen much before the. without home has
found a lodging place information as tu rlnns
and hotel accom- modal! !lns may he obtained by
addressing The bureau II Information of the
Pan-American Exposition EIlicott Square, But
faIo
by driving u the grounds may BUf-
fao's beautiful residence. district and enter 1T
the picturesque soldiers Place. but thr trip 10
the exposition grounds by trolley is a!SI a pleas
one and this VIII undoubtedly IN the pop
uIar means nj communication. one nj the en-
frances for trolley passengers IS near the Mid
way. ard this part of the grounds will probably
he thoroughly inspected by many visitors be-
fore they reach the exposition buildings Th0us-
sands Of visitors will enter the grounds the
north end where the great railway station. with
it's artistic coIanraI. i situated. There the
stadium. the big restaurant and uther attrac
tons will claim the visitors attention. and
from that paint. from all others. the graceful
electric will be sen. and looking toward
this the dominating feature nj the. Rainbow
City the stranger will wonder how he would
better go about seeing things and iu it in Il
satisfactory way.
1t would he a good plan no matter wher,. one
enters II 90 directly toward the tower. II IS a
short distance from any point. because the
grounds ART. only about one mile long and
half mile wide Arriving at the tower one has
Il fine view OF the main group Of buildings. and
these. should be- visited eisurely. There Will be
concerts hy celebrated bands at the great band
stand and these ore may visit between expe-
dtions the various buildings There will he
ample opportunity also - make little water
trips in gondoas and "Iectri, launches on the
canal which encircles the important group of
buildings. The Midway offers much in the
way of novel amusement that little of it
should be. mixed with the sight seeing daily.
The change from trip 70 the Ethnology Build
ing Il stroll through Alt Nurnbers or from
Tie Agricultural building to n trip 10 the neon
would make both more enjoyable by contrast.
The buildings close together and the dis
tances are not great, but still To do the subject
justice one will be compelled To take many
stops the weather will be warm during the
greater part of the time and for that reason the
advice which the old traveller always gives to
novices, don't rush.. should be remembered
by the Pan-American visitor
Iypr nra yhn wis InSb and
strength and for others who become fatigued
easily there will be wheel chairs in which they
may be taken over the grounds and through the
main buildings. These chairs may be rented
either with OF without attendantA