New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
TRIBUNE IIL1srs ArED SUPPLEMENT.

Sachs met to enjoy their pipe and their beer
Across the mall is brick building bearing the
sign Infant Incubator Building"
By the Scenic Railways and Rivers which is
the next place of entertainment. may make
a tour through the most picturesque parts of the
globe in a few minutes Then comes the great
arena in which Frank c. Bostock will exhibit
a collection of trained animals including twenty
African lions. The spectatorium, showing
derfui pictures of Jerusalem on the morning
of the Cruciixion. is in this part of the Midway.
Passing on, the visitor arrives at the large plot
of ground occupied by the Indian Congress.
where representatives of forty-two different
tribes of Indians give true reproduction of the
red mans life on the plains.
This is the end of the Midway, but the tour
must be continued back the opposite side in
order see all that there is to be seen. The
first stopping place the return is Venice in
America. After drifting on the canals, hearing
the music and seeing the Venetian palaces and
bridges comes to the Japanese village, with
its men and women in native costume. bamboo
buildings and shops where all sorts of japanese
products are sold. Recrossing the mall. one
comes to a building where the scenes of the
great JohnstOwn flood reproduced by means
of the sceneOgraph
The ROYAL Gypsy Camp next claims the at
tention of the visitor and beyond this is the
House Upside Down The tops of the CHM
neys and the peaks of the gables rest upon the
ground, and the front porch and lawn are at the
top. This may look queer" said man who
helped to build the place. but wait until you
get inside and see the casks and the furniture
on the ceiling and find yourself walking there,
and then you will realize that it is really an
upside down affair" This house is entrance to
Rotaire's palace of illusions
HAWAII AND AFRICA
The Hawaiian Volcano and Theatre comes next
on the return trip. Here one may see voiCanO
in eruption. The crater is nine miles III cir
cumference and from 500 to 800 feet in depth.
The site of the African village is near the vol
canO. This is one of the largest concessions in
the area. and provides home for $50 negroes
One passes from this realistic scene to tha hand
some building in which the work entitled Dark
ness and Dawn is exhibited This is a novel
spectacular feature founded on Dantes IN
ferno," but with enough comedy added to relieve
the grewsoIne ness that might otherwise make
the spectacle Objectionable to sensitive Eatu-es-
The visitor to this place is conducted by men in
fantastic garb to an elevator by which he de-
scends far into the bowels of the earth In the
dim. uncertain light at the foot of the shaft
there is a broad corridor where the visitor is
joined Ivy a party which includes living skele-
tons. widows in weeds and uudertakerS II is
the threshold of the Inferno The guides assure
the visitor that he is in danger and then lead
him through a series of corridors and erUttos
along the banks of burning lakes where n may
witness the punishment OF the wicked. From
this grewsome picture ne is led to- the Grotto
Of Dawn where all is bright as it was the
reverse when the journey began.
II is only a few steps from this place OF enter
tainment to the Streets of Mexico with their
shops and plazas and the facade Of the beau,i-