Arizona republican., 1901-09-06
TWO MONTHS OF SHOWS
But Greatest and Cheapest of All Was
 in Arizona.

GIr. w. C. Foster c)etk If the dis r!ct court returned to Phoenix yes torday wornlng after aa absence of two months. partly on business and party fer recreation. He was accom- panied on his long round-about suguoy across th contipeEt by Mrs. Foster. They first visited their foymcr home at Peoria III. Then they went to Chi- cagu. Washington, x W York and Phil alclPlia. which they made their h adquarteis for a series of visits to Ocean City Atlantic City and other coaS. r,sl;ts, On" of the most delightful iucid n;s of the Journey was a trip up the Hudson to Albany whence, in company with Judge and Mrs. Sure { and Co,onel Boyle aud wife of Philadelphia, they went to the Pan-Amcii an exposition. Mir Fosters verdi | of that show r. that it Is an homes, q monstratioA, all that it was advertised to he but moi quite wha, il was exp c;ed to b, It's only surplsslnc feature is th elec, trcal display. the like of which the word had never seen. Th Midway is sufficiently bad, and altag he, tha K position i5 a very crplitab,e one.
 The ,hing most deeply scared m N:. Fosters brain WAS lis one days stay at Niagara FaUs. of which hc dil not $ much. being s1 busily engaged in putting his hand into his pock t, talk ing it cut aud looking to see 1T ,he ban dits had given him the right hangH. Tl highway robbery began before the rain care to sta9Cstill. An aCcn, of he raiiroal company recognizing NJ Foster as an importGn; sppk in Arl- zona's judicial Wh el told him that the company had placed one If its vChic,es nt his dlspC-ll f1r ti.s sun nf Si for iu parry of four fer four hours. in which B j's.arCc of tHir'y-lvc miles would be covered. Mr Foste- desired the agent to convey his thanks Co the com pany and his appreciation of its kind ness. He aul his patty got into the wagon. The driver was more given tc details than the agent. Ha took the party to plac where tickets w ra sold admitting visitors to points f.om whirh they ooul5 see the falls Ther. was 9 special ticket admitting them % tho privilege Of hearing tho roar and rush of the waters. Th, Grivsg selected a rout= which led over a lot Of private bridges requi.ing tell His object seemed to be net to take his gue.ts to see things. but io playes where thy could be charged something, They had their pictures t3k.n tO accommodate photographer who was desirous oc making a collection of photographs ot an persons who visited the fll.s He afJerwarl P !uc.antly sold Mr, Fostc" and his crowd copies of their group phot0 graph ;l a dollar ap!cca. They bought Iubrar bathing suits in which tn go under the falls
 The driver then took them tN the Burning Spring Th~y went into a rave whs 70 they were met by man who lel them through he darkn Ss to tn" bubbluG spring, II threw a lighted matrh in,o it and turned into a foun- tain of fire. IT, explained the causc Of na phenomenon to tl 1t and they turned to ave. The guide called them back saying that hc W wuld light up the spring again SD that tn v could 'ook a:ound on the wonderful myste cries of the cave. They hal only gaZel al the Burning Spring before. Hc threw a burning paper into th Splng \ great coluln of lY spraag up, light ing up the cave throughout it's extent and the startled group gazed about the walls on which was written in the Eng Iifh language and many foreign