The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-15

sion in the restaurants aud theater. TO-
Gated there. One ~ tho res anrants VIII
serve German aud the other American
In one OF the thesters an extravaganza
.lsO3, showing events connected VITA the
history Of the LeulslanS Purchase, will be
for light vaudeville or concerts on the con
tlnuous plan.
feet from the ground, with seating ca.
pacity for 10000 people and a promenade
twenty feet wide. around the top Of the
will be equipped with telescopes. through
which the exposition grounds eau he stud
led In detail
| circular noor space coo feet In circumter
| ence and fifty feet wide. with a racing
| track around the extreme end aud three
/ circus rings ono ON each side Of the Gle.
vator shafts. large enough tn accommodate
any two Of the present travelling circus
companies az the same time,
! City feet Wide and SO feet around whero
! Gagged animals will be exhibited
The next upward trip brings the v!s or
| above The cloind. where is locatcd the
/ largest music hail IN the world, measurng
BOO feet In diameter and hftN.sa1r trrt
! tue mos talnoU- military. hand. ~ mss
country and Europe and the leading syn
I nhony orch NStlas VIII he given a grams
E iupC organ viii be quilt Wpuut tAc Gle
tptor shafts ana here each SUNDAY dur'aS
tie fair sacred concerts rll ~ alycn Aef
( Of charge,
/ he one NJ tho most attrag i've features u
/ the entire structure. she aerial moviag cafe.
ten feet wide &nd lo'N feet in circuMfst-
once whore patrons can SIT 81 ref. csh'
/ grounds aud country for thirty mites white
/ slowly moving around thr globe az heighi
NJ nearly 400 feet above he ground 4 d
J entire hall WIN I've enclosed with barred
! openings To enable the visitor 20 view tat
, panoramic seen" spread on. telewi int'ua
ins Not only iac Whole Of y; io3ls an -
| VILE, Collmsvl,ic .Edwardsvuo. Alton. 81
! Charles and Other towns, together wl5s
the confluence o. tue Illinois. Missouri oA'
Above The music har sad moving cafe
! 81 a height n fA4 feet VIII Nc the argCs
palm garden ip the Norli, from The Boo
40 feet high. 10 the fop Of tho Sgoae
Winding through these arches VIII he 81
On top Of tho globe rrorcr WI be ola
eegyatory towers rising 70 o hcchr ~ ln
tgci from whiCh 2 SIN more eNt'nsiI
In the center Of the entire structu-
and running flcF the gr@tni n the toy
most ohagryatorr VIII ne an octasona
senger elevators. with caFSc-r OK siA
staircase Wi also be built inside the clc
-Four great electric scarchiiaats. thc mos
powerful made, nash nom the top Of a
: globe. which VIII be brilliantly d, imiua q
throughout With Var' -cclorod electric ight'
and. being visible for miles viii make
very striking appearance az night
Tie freLe- Blanke Aerial Globe company
Incorporated under the laws of Aussour
With o capital stock Of 100000. Is con
posed Of some or tAe most prominent an
substantial business men Of S Louis
IT, Blnuke Is president Of tle COMPANY
, Frank 4 Ruf Vice president ana trcosurci
j + Conrad secretary. sud samuel
Fr'ede, general manager Theodore /
$ Never = G.. Compton aud john w. DO,
4 uell are directors. aud fudge / - BasSi"u
p eN-commaHdcr in chief ~ the Grand Arm
OF the Republic. attorney,