The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
Mr., FRANCIS GOES
TO PARIS AUG, IS.
He VIII Visit the French Expos
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Louis Nur,G'~ Fair
MANY IDEAS FOR ATTRACTIONS


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| The - Louis WORRIES fatH ~ lag cams
/ additional pr--,ir" ,arr W.-h The ]rt'''1
I vhi.h raar into headquarters f,crn aty Is
/ day civ, certain token that m. ,.rni..t has
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| oi Hli.' rent countries, who seem 60 lntrr-
.s.eG in all Thar f.. tr lie. crowded f.,- rub
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| ID amusement and OBLIGATION that they
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| yi,us sortS and tn ,xrr.s- IN. rp.5fnl that
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| sors in every respect.
| Ex-Governor II. X Francis. chairman 81
/ the ExecutIy. committee VIII ,,uart for
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! His arrival in the French capital while an"
| present Worlds Fair is the, Mecca %. the
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f''P' "i hli f1i 'P'IH hiN!'HN VIII "N9''i
eddy have SalUtary effect. and the enter
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attention IN" VISIT 10 F"Ts OF tAe lI!h-
| cipal representative and most active factor
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| sl"ners OF the tr"n'h Exposition ma VIII
result in actual benefit to -. Louis.
Ex-Governor Francis will iu4Ugura;e
tbera a series Of INVESTIGATIONS ami ua.o-
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'al'ohS ne VIII norm me "'T'H , ,ll
El'S@ OF 'lr III Eh''u'' "i nv 81 LUIS -
I"sltlon ana VIII CoHSiminate "iraHE, hvh'S
that will materially rebound To- thu AL
vantage Of this city. He Will bring To the
worlds attention. officially, The prospective
creatness If H.. II I.,,i. L,,fr
W iI.idiii II. tno'ip.'A' 'i'dl' man "i Ihe
nance Commute - expected 70 return
thiS week from New Jersey, ana, Il possible
EuioPe- haigid Johnson chairman OF tne
StthosrapheTS commute; Went 10 TaLlS
Iast week; lie was "ihcially detailed 10 IN
vie ire lnttfhatlohaI S.,nosISrh'T- ,9h-
ef'Ss 10 meet mere IN lTS. Inc invitation
wa1 tniois"d by the Merchants Exchange
anu the bu.l."ss men = l-taS .r.
idtSs Tor Aftr"cti"ns.
Applications for space are received daily.
with lucid descriptions Of the character and
extent of the exhibits or entertainments. \
request came last week for -t.'b square
! feet OF space within the fair srounds ior
IoWtr OF Ahth9fS - ieet h.sh, 4 ne ldy ,
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'h.uSahHS OF IohatS. ....4-. al.
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80 - ~ $50 81 ~ Itr,.- Ia the
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SDriant Vound RiIiIacTs Of ohio has .nfer.d
49,, MISREPRESENTATION. re.y,ii5,,- som, fa'.tI1r..
Lity S"4lc me- 80. . ~ 80
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Tbr"nob lanes ArbucIxI. manager Of the
Ia,Ir H7nsTicap CHM tGa WorI,i's E'air has
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tbere M ,ion,,f viii he man, .T.liueiIs nf
-, NE cs1raci,lf,, f,nrn 1nn1f,I- I,li
,IiSinterrei cjties and sstt..nsuts
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,ario,itoI H. Is. = romprsb.,rei,.. am IN
feraStin@ accnu1f Of III. srr1irr NnriI's
Fair. with an accompanying diagram aui
49, i,,.ii,r,tt,'s Tha inbar.,lt r,TIrI,.s. Of he
,nanmctb re1tsnniai fasttyiI From. The
Indian Territory have come valuable suE-
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6irnon,a - ,biscts Cf histn--t.I s,'on;1
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'"i'e' INSTRUMENTATION, a. r,
The St Louis Worlds Far has rad no
official representation III failS s. f1t. bnt
It is understood that "N-GoEetnor tfdh'!S
will appoint worihy ohielai To remain
there ana watch this c;tE interests, aittf
his departure. {. IL Huttg, acting chair
man oI IN" til'',i'g 'Diaii''tt'y1 ~ Inc re
cipi"Hl .. a Piol,pSi.luH l, I'm, 1870: -.
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y, i;''iiS - Iq..I",i 80 i5,'5,r @
tSldpIl9"I ~, ~ 'li, ~ q az H., -
nult iHut 'Ni.'t, ,'' a. l,., a. m.
lcal ,ENpusiti"i! " ~
SioiipihS VIII M :" ~ a., "a -; 4
sNlhk SSuiiu'' me- no. u!.E i'lit "a
upon 10 ne h'i" III i''"' WIN 9'' go SIMS va
pay
some annoyance mas "t'i ,'Sl ~ ~
concern IN ,ih'iiii"'' NI!'it !" ''"' -
ing ltstiI a. AGENTS inI ~, -. ;i i-.''s :,
ofldS FaiF at ri't dii@ r'N iu7l'''i-
secretary James t"~ d' Sli's u N''i''t l..At
the concern Is acting without any authority
Whatever ,, =, ,--,-,-
Great enthusiasm Is eVlic'i IN '1!oi au".
Kansas. Nebraska. Iowa ana ~ western
ana southern si4tfS d. T. il'N. S''t'-
tary of the National committee 81 Comm'I-
cial Travellers. was = welcome visitor -
t'rday at Worlds F&ir headiuati"is- lie
said the project Is ehC!tlnS cAtraoi dlhitry IN
terest everywhere, ana II IL Inc IcddliS
topic In every State in which ne mas recent
ly travelled. The custom adopted by com.