The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-31
Correspondent Suggests Biz Talk
in" Image Like NeburhJd
nczZ#r Saw in His Dream.
RIVER DES PERES SCHEME.
Ohio Man Proposes Gigantic
Wafer Cavern for DiabOlical
Productions" of Faust
and Dantc'S inferno

Many unique SI@ Eestiuus tur Worlds
Fair exhibits. snuc,sssi0us and features
hove been received recently 10y Exposition
officials Hardly e mail arrives without
letters containing suggestions Of one kiIl
ur another. Most of the suggestions wuull
o., difficult 90 carry out but they are in
trre-tiuE
one friend OF the Exposition In OHIO has
sent iu elaborate plans foT converting the
River des Pe-es subway into a gigantic
water cavern. iu which "diabolicaI p-0duc-
tons such a. Faust and Dante's In
fcruo could be sIsCu during the ESpos'-
tion period
r'hs productions would be spectacular
and could be IumiueJ uy weird cn'orcd
lights. While IN progress the rumble Of
thunder and rushing water wuuli he
heard and would ',ierrify and delight the
audience The plans provide Tor floating
seats. which would he rendered delight
ful and novel" 10y aE,jatin: the wafer 50
as they would rise and fan on the swell.
n. Pruett of Walnut. Eas. suggests the
erection at the Exposition % a great I'M
age. many Cuhits IE height. typical Ui Jhe
image which NChuCEHanczzar saw in his
dream" This image had feet II clay. SUI
p'rStrucfur" Of metal. and vas 20 she
dreamer a sign OF his tOttcrinE Empire.
A-Aa ~ lta's saA11' -'-A- 49,
that this would be a great attraction
Have IL SO Coust rICted that YOU can 10y
electric machinery cause the great image
To speak and announce in Struspriun
tones the opening. roOa hour and closing
Of the great Exposition each day
GREAT TALKING IMAGE
As the money Is at hand. Il seems 20
me- modern ingenuity. through the graph
ophoue and eIecJLc machinery. can cause
the great image To speak In laundering
tones. to bC heard distinctly thTuughoUL
the length ami breadth 0f the grounds.
Many persons who are Interested I'm the
study OF ancient history would tTIve!
miles 90 secure a view Of such a feature
g. IA. Gamble of Cleveland. o., WISHES
10 place an exhibit at tho Fair, e1her
In tent or booth. a large 4-yogr-old
horse which stands n hands hiEh and
weighs -7'0 pounds
above the eyeS.' writes Alr. Gamble. He
has a white mark ON the forehead. which
Is in the form Of puzzle-a map ol
horse or deer. The horse Is perfect IN
every respect and very beautiful His
color is dark chestnut. and his build Ike
that Of coach horse. lie was follsd and
raised In Ohio
John Weuner ~ Brooklyn. y Y. wishes
10 sell or exhibit az tie Exposition "a the
atcr programme Of performance held 1t
the old TheateT Royal COvcut Garden.
London. England February q. lN-S-
1t Is in excellent state Of pTrzC rvauon.
saws Mr.. Weunc-. Il have had aevcial
offers 10 buy it. hut none 20 my S,ltl.'-
faction. n the Board q Directors ~ the
Exposition would clr" to buy it at good
round price. 7 would be glad In ~HL It,
Kindly let me know and send some repre-
sentative here 10 look az 20. or will send
Il by registered mail"
Benjamin Simpson wishes % add 20 the
music attractions or the World = Pair by
the exhibit Of n. mclodeon ll' wears oid;,
1T Is n very Oil relic. h' says. and
worth n great deal of money. II was
handed down from my grandfather, John
Slmpson. OF New Jersey j was told uv "a
pIanO merchant that he knew OF only two
such Instruments in this section of the
'''' AsTRoLoGER's OFFER.
W. l. Fisk OF Elmira. y. y. writes That
he has two historical articles 90 sell or
exhibit The first IS copy Of the Ulster
County Gazette. published in Ulster Cour-
ty. New York january 4 lsl0 and which
contains an account OF the death pi
George Washington. first president OF the
The second article is a spinning wheel
and reel which Is lOH years Old. The wheel,
he says. Is yery large. beinS = inches lh
diameter and j feet In circumference The
ExpoSitlGu. Mr.. Fisk says, cannot anprd
To- mass these articles b.
+. Hyatt smith Of Eufalo. y. Y. sci
rntifir astrOluger." ufrrS 10 MAKE fprr-
r-izt ,f the ultimate effect OF the LOui~i-
snn Purchase Exposition
ssff YOU viii send tue. h' writes. 'tl.c
r,ri1-f f!f,aI dates connected with The Expo
mined date and hour OF Oprniug. ! will
tell YOU the ultimate success OF the great
enterprise 1 did the same for the Pan
American and hit II exactly.
The dates OF the opening and closing
have been sent O. Mr. smith.
Milton Brown. assistant representative