The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-05-17
KHEO|vE To
VISIT FAIR
Many NotabIes Are
Heading for
st. Louis.

| of the gorgeous grandeur of Cleopatra
when she journeyed to ancient Rome,
but he will come in a style BETTING his
of attendants. arrayed in the striking
costumes of his country.
Several maharajahs, sultans, sheiks
and other notables from Africa and
Asia are also numbered among the
Worlds Fair attractions, coming to see
and be seen. These with the gaily be-
decked American Indian chieftains and
the fashionable society ladies in their
new summer hats, will present a pic
ture almost as gorgeous as that of
Cleopatra and her hosts on their re-
markable visit to Caesar.
NEW YoRKs EXHIBIT.
New York City is making a special
effort to be well represented at the
| Worlds Fair and for the first time has
attempted to make a display on scale
BETTING its magnitude and Importance.
Gotham's building. modelled after the
city hall, contains a typographical map
of the city, 27x31 feet a 34-foot mo lei of
the Brooklyn and Williamsburg bridges,
a 40-foot colored map of the Riverside
drive, models of the new Half of Rec
ords, city prison and other up to date
| buildings. The exhibit also shows the
New York street cleaning department,
dock department and other interesting
| features of Americas metropolis.
CASA ROSADA" AT WORLDS
FAIR.
The Argentine National Pavilion at
| the Worlds Fair Is u reproductions on
| a reduced scale, of the two upper
| stories Of the central structure Of the
Pink Palace Casa Rosada), the home
of the President of the Argentine Re-
public, which fronts the Plaza Mayo in
| Buenos Ayres. The structure is one of
| the most ornate in the republic.
The reproduction at st. Louis occu-
pies ground space of 5Ox46 feet, and
| stands in the center of a reservation 100
feet square, the area about the build
| ing being Handicapped in the Argentine
style. j. ~
The structure is two stories high,
The facade shows fine arcades, on both
floors, behind which there is a corridor
ten feet wide The central entrance is !
a wide archway above which are
spandrel sculptures of winged figures. |
To-, tnl,A Ii.
allegorical sculptures of Liberty and
Industry. Inside the building, the low
er floor is divided into four rooms, each |
20X14 feet. which are offices for the |
Commission. The second floor is in one |
apartment and will serve as a state re-
cepton hall.
GALVESTON AT THE FAIR.
The city and port of Galveston is on
exhibition at the Worlds Fair in a most
impressive and attractive form. They
are reproduced in miniature and st.
Louis visitors have an opportunity of
seeing the great Texas coast city as II
appeared before being swept by the
death-dealing tidal wave, four years
ago, and as 1t appears now, protected
by weighty sea wall The model of
the city and harbor enables the public
to study the situation before and at the
time of the terrible storm and picture
the course of the treacherous sea that
destroyed so many lives.
The Galveston model was made under
the direct supervision of United States
engineer officers and is accurate in ev-
cry detail. 1t is an interesting piece
of wood carving, painted in natural
Colors.
MAXIMILIAN'S COACH.
The historical old state coach used by
the unfortunate Emperor Macmillan
during his reign in Mexico, Il shown
at the Worlds Fair. The coach IL liter
ally covered with gold, silver, pearls
and costly and gaudy trimmings and
decorations, arranged i'm artistic de-
signs. For years IL has been the most
famous of Mexican curios and occupied
"A conspicuous place In the National
Museum AT Mexico,
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