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Maher, Byron Douglas, Fred .1. Butler, Thos.

M. Reynolds, J. B. Ever.ham, Charles D. Wul

dron, M. Mclnnes and Frederick Wallace.

The company opens here at the Metropolitan

on the 30th of June.

tries that are represented by exhibits of

greater or less extent are the Argentine

Republic, Bolivia, Colombia, Costa Rica,

Haiti, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Peru, Salva

dor, Uruguay, Venezuela, Jamaica, Mar

tinique and Guadaloupe.

Excellent facilities for getting about the

grounds are provided. The wheel chairs,

pushed by guides, most of whom are' col

lege men, afford an easy method of seeing

the exposition. The rates for their use

are much lower than at previous exposi

tions. The chairs are a great improve

ment in many ways over those used at

Chicago. They have ball bearings, rubber

tires and a spring gear, making them very

comfortable. Tbe rate for the use of a

chair with the service of c guide for one

hour is 50 cents; use of a chair without

guide, for one hour, 25 cents. No chair

is rented for less than one hour, and frac

tions of an hour less than 30 minutes are

considered as one-half hour. For the use

of a chair and service of a guide for a day

of eight hours, $3.50 is charged.

The miniature railway affords not only

an interesting feature for the children

who like to ride for the sake of riding, but

affords also a convenient way of getting

from place to place about the grounds.

Especially convenient in this respect is

the stretch of track that runs from the

East Amherst gate, past the Six Nations

stockade, back of the ordnance exhibit, to

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Minneapolis journal. (1901). Minneapolis, Minn., 1901-06-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045366/1901-06-01/ed-1/?sp=17

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Minneapolis journal, 1901-06-01.