The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
THE PAM
AMERICAN.
Exposition Will be Opened
With Elaborate Cere=
monies on May l..

When the gates Of the Pan-Amcri-
can Expos ti0n are thrown open on
May |, 1901, scene of uneXampIed
beauty and interest will charm the
eve and delight the finest sensibilitieS
of the visitor. To enjoy this will be
q pleas ure well worth many an effort
and sacrifice. Many millions of do
lars will have been eXpcndcdin its pro-
duction, and the highest skill in
science and art will have been employ
ed to bring to perfection an ENposi-
tion worthy Of this wonderful era at
dcvelopcment in all that concerns hut
manity.
Ten years of modern progress out
weigh in importance centuries of the
remote past. The world is enjoying
more and more the priceless benefits
of popular education. The wide dis
semination of knowledge and the
uuickcning Of thought among the
great mass Of people have left their
resultant expression in the countless
useful inventions of machinery and
appliances with which the world is
today blessed in the multitude of
wonderful discoveries in science and
in the marvellous artistic crcati ons
met with on every hand
Great cSpositions are mile-stoneS in
the progress Of the world. On thes c
occasions we turn our thoughts
upon the vista of the past and take
account of what mankind has done.
The Pan American Exposition will
concern itself strictly with the pro-
gress of the States and countries of
the Western Hemisphere and the new
possess ions of the United States dur
ing the Nineteenth Century,
Its scope is, nevertheless, 50 broad
as to include all departments Of hu
man effort The purposes of the En-
position are manifold. One great OBJ
ject l., to hringinto closer relationship
commercially and socially, the govern
mcnts and dependencies Of the Wcs-
tern Hemisphere, that the well-bcing
of their peoples may he promoted.
The REPUBLICAN, being aware OF
the interest shown in Delaware in
relation to the Exposition, will give
two persons one weeks tour free CT
charge. While in Buffalo they will
stop at the New Continental Hotel.
The Pan American Industrial adyo-
cate says:
The New Continental Hotel as
conducted by Mark A. Caldwell, STU
ated between New Y Dri Central and
Erie dcpots, holds high position in
the estimation of the public for its
homelike accommodation to the trav-
cling public, and indeed it would he
difficult to find home in which pa
irons are actually given ''morc for
their money" in every sense of the
phrase, The tables are supplied with
an abundance Of well cooked and neat
" served food, those who apprccci-
ate "solid comfort and wish to av.
. old exorbitant prices vii! seek their
own best interests by patronizing this
gentleman. The hotel contains 200
light and airy rooms, neatly and com
fortably furnished throughout. Mr..
Caldwell assumed control Of this old
established Motel some two and a half
years ago. by his popular methods
Of doing business he has done much
to gain tor himself very large trade,
Ever allablc and genial i'll all business
transactions he has achieved a promI-
hence in Buffalo well to be enVicd.
Remember that the first call for AL
coupons will he made next Saturday
and all that are not cast by 10 o'clock
the following Monday will not be
counted.
A new coupon will appear on Mon
day and will be looked upon as the
only one that will cntitlc the holder
to q vote. Several increases arc no
ticed in to days vote Glance at the
table and note the ones that
are working for trip TO the Pan
American Exposition.