Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-08
Points That May Be Interesting and
Helpful for Prospective Visitors
The Wonders of the w orlds Fair
--Accommo dations Plentiful.
For those who have not vet Visited the


river. The road also skirts along the
shores Of Lake ontario whore the scenery
Is beautiful. The new Victoria bridge
across Il st. Lawrence and the Susp"n-
sion brid - at Niagara Fails are marvcls
of bridge building.
After arriving at Buffalo, unlosa pre-
pared before starting. the visitor must
search for rooms. The impression has
been gained that prices for acCommodn-
tions were ruinous, but such Is not tn" case.
Good rooms can he secured in desirable
locations on the direct car line to the
grounds, from 81 per day up. Sevci al
large hotels have been built especially for
the exposition aud with the ones before
in operation have accommodations for
thousands of people. Cafes aud rcstaur-
ants can be found in any part of the city
ana the matter of board can be determine
cd 10y each individual
Buffalo has made great preparations for
handling the large crowds expect, Il. and
both trolley ana steam lines have direct
communications to tho grounds. The cars
are run at such short intervals that there
is no trouble in reaching the exposition
at any time during the day or evening
AT the first glimpse Of the grounds the
visitor is impressed with the handsome
ccior scheme The delicate shades on thu
different buildings blend so that the eye
is not tired but is instead rested by a
glance over them.
~ tNi'S!U'H GROUNDS are suppueu
with number of gates. Upon entering
the visitor IS met with the question q 9 to
what he shall sec first. The imposing
character of the buildings and the general
plan of the exposition attract attention
i"t uIh". inc piazza ana eSpahdH' Win
p''nl STANDS Tor outdoor concerts ana with
'"HII"''ahie StIlS SCHtt"r'u ABOUT are
points Of attraction when sightseeing has
become a burden. From them a delight
ful view of tho larger bnild1nes. the beau
uiON hrlcnltural elcctS ana the ever
changln" crowds can be had. The m st
renowned bands in the world have been
enG"god to give free concerts which last
almost continuously throughout the day.
An impression seems to have been gain
ed by many that the exposition buildings
al" not complete such. however, is not
the ease. The main huildnc- have been
finished for weeks and the exhibitors haze
tHc.r displays in place with attendants
VINO give Information reg riding them.
IN" state buildings ana thu 'uth Ameri-
can buildings are completed and. in tact
every pant of the immense grounds Is in
readiness for visitors.
OF the larger buildings tor much cannot
be SAID The machinery and TRANSPORTER
ton building il wilderness of m'chani-
cal inventions and conVcYances. For the
manufacturer or mechanic or for those
who seek for pleasure, only the building
is inter, sting The electrical building CON
tainS the marvellous inventions in that
profession that have been conceived dur
ing the past few years The n .rticultural
building contains exhibits from nearly
every state The fruits plantS and pro-
ducc from every part of th, country can
be seen Tho manufacturers AND liberal
arts building is ,spociaIlv inviting 20
ladies. II is filled with handsome cxhibit,
Interesting to n.oul,, i'm every wall; Of NE
The 2pricu1tur,1 luildiup shnws the nro-
duco from tb. .rtfr. co,iutr, Tho NOV
erntnent buiIdinn to many il mo most
plelsine exhibit ON fine sround. Almost
every eovoruucut Institution is uIustrated
by photograuhs models. ar I'm som. other
auprourlatc vuV Tho t.h,rie. sxbiIit is
esu,.i:uy attractive. Will. ne I-nit,d
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