The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-06-23
W0RLD'SFAIR LETTER.
The Prominent Features OF the
Past Week Reviewed.
PICTURESQe PlAISANCE PROCESSION
The Mississippi Pavilion is Vow Complete
and Open 10 The Visitors.
A General Description of the Wonders, the
Crowds and Incidents The Sunday OPP
ing Doomed to Defeat.
LETTER NO. 3,
TIT ENIN NVs Vt
lr4 Michigan Avenue.
CHICAGO, June %, lsIj.
FOR pEMocRAr-sTAR.


Ahotner SUNDAY opening haS pass
ca INTO history WIN a Oh oh'y
'o,oVo aumisslohs' including wy lree
passes anu several lhousanu cniloIeh'
ana lnls on 'le ieeis vi Justicc rui-
Ter ueclslon, ahu III lhe mlust Vi Ihc
greaI reJolclhs lnereat among the
onlcago contingent OF the fair! a.,
Despiue ,ie c%lahiorlhs U lllc
MASSES, lne ueniahus VI Jus.ioe'
any a lons s;'lns w S,uiliaa ieusuls
une llasses s.as az iiolie on Suu1fs
or ENJOY tne iree pleasure 10 oe naa III
Lllcoil Iarh, anu uue ntauS U, tme
tetaIthde,d. nheeds w,.m enU u,to ,hoso
y. 500 sa nHo o'el .iu n~egeueIaI W tnes 81
ooo,ooo upon Will unen hhopr1 ~ "
ouliuay success were oasSu, lne Will
l,cs sauiy un.,,N VI tne ouiuai sneA
Gus upon wuicn tl'el coulleo 'al,ilt.
ln lne ocs,nl'ns ! was "utiuIy
Opener ocoause i ,nI pIopie &c
neeueu anu man.cu IT, N Vie i,s't ~ ol
,eecnI 'eiopnients nnu w" ~ .no
kilowieusc y. the lacu .iaU Ill on'o'so
"orhils people are
olyEN HOLIDAY ..au,
eltlier nulsuay OF naturuay, sloni
noon, .oH.,ei.u iie Iaar, "aiete .Hey
cal iGiilalii u',;li liiulliS,lt anu .,iJos
We l.luuillallon-anu peii'e coli, inc-
Gu ny 'iiel own lesIlliioiiy llaI lne.
w Nv. ""lu az oPoh nIhu". oa,'
close IL every tliie A,lu aiii VIII
my 70 he" W Mn"V u,o,cl hae
W S's anou. H.. "len no spIaNS,
uhu pieulcl ne "lil iioC w iols apouC
~, eacn one vi one nunoleos W ga.es
WIN nm.nS ~, anu no'1 ", Z" pumr
o.s .'iau We 1ai orem tntn ",o,H'
WASH la,stu W ,Isol iGnnnn aro,n
81 rai ~, MUMMY ~ 4nsJ anu o ,n0 o'iI hnvt III al.
Su,nEE to,,nd " ~ SunGov nnoninr 7
h h hust nna word moro tp psnun md
t n",t S!h ",ni J hn Ma "Gd" in MI" tho ia," S"., Of
ono of tha ..m,ssa. :" wn" rn7linu
NV ~" tho n,nmnds Il o+ho dav
NV mfnd fnn ~ dnuht aS to whot hcr
my nnt tho Eair ShnnIS ho aUonod In
NV wondorinrs I hrourbt IN a%n,llv
na,inSt thn uenw,u ~ ~ PRoSin IN
tSo Conrt of U"nor A. nv Wolff
stood y man vith his vito and iit,io
mas 4 Sinoln oinnce NJ the Main
cInthos thn hroeya lands and worn
faco nf thn man oSsrrod mo- That ia
vv,s If tho yorw class FOR n irh tho
Giroct ors h,yn suddonlv rnncaivnd
en- Grant an afrocti on II tooI Int n
fo,y rriondiv words 70 onoaDo thom !"
c " md whon er n]roSnntir !
.Sted how tho work inr NOR folt about
tho sunday ]onnninT nnostion hc
hrounLt his hoorv tiuf doiivn with ON.
nhosfS on tbn ]raijing and aid. ",rho
m~,Ssoe sac tho ,nnrS bnvo chris.
tened ~, oin,t In f,vpr ~ Sundov on
onina Wo don.t uy,nt IL wn lax,
ant f"r t. onT nroc;"ns fan ~ aon,o
"IN ~, ~ r nn' V, Wnoro ~" ro;H - :,
t Hu, "I soo w. Nj. "U WaSSnuaa
o" Wilma WY h h,J, M'h "' an aiotu
~ y ,g Tnir 'n ntta u,,ns .te't i"hi,i'us "
o wy thnro o;; Is nroo;a", ton WEN,
anu ' not 20 "a pithIalouu NV w." a. Us "a
Sat , Seo ~ eiuncl "a inulsuas ol q
nath'u u az no "ni " toliio ouo 'acl,
, "i liz Inu uo Mii h,s ano 'ne i,uCie o,es any
a oas tu W. oaonJe, anu We ooGy ulIil
tti.u, .no ~. ny WINS - I'VE. gnu W .ne
o o.nie We Soo l'Gn ~ WV eot Ho spale
,rl.n, 49,. x.-lI 4. =, 49,. =,
""nnddn, wv. W. o"1nu ~ AZ non aE IeeV,n
that is in fine naners ohnut the doc,
tors wantin' to keep the Fair open on
Sundays for the sake of the poor work.
in nan amt to be believed. The,
thinks precious little about us, but d
darned sight abouG our money"
think that man gave a pretty straight
view of the case.
Saturday was q great day at tho
Fair, In the pretty house which bears
above it's door the name of Massachu
sets, there was a dedication ceremo.
ny, and the sons and daughters of the
Old Bay State flocGed TO hear the pa
triotic orations delivered by Goyernol
Russell, the handsome boyish lookin,
chief executive OF that State and thai
prince of afIer-dinner speakers, Chaun