Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
GOVERNORS PRAISE
WORLDS FAIR
INTERVIEWS WITH GOVERNORS
oDELL. PARDEE AND cuMMlNs
SHOW THEY ARE AL HIGHLY
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cry day one may find two or three
amongst the Worlds fair buildings.
and there are occasions when aa
many as a dozen are present. Thus
far every governor who has soon the
exposition has boon loud In praise
OF tho enterprise This week there
are half n dozen governors present
Interviews with some of them show
that the Worlds fair has impressed
thom most favorahIy
Gov Franklin Murphy and Senator
John D. Dryden ot New Jersey with
a party OF friends. have been spending
q most pleasant tlmo 90 the cyposi
tIou on Friday afternoon tho gov.
ernor and bis party visited one OF the
most popular attractions. the Boor
war Tho governor is ou old soldier
and has seen quite a bit of real fight.
INK. but he says that the uoor war
exhibition ls the best imitation of
real fighting Doc ever saw.
Friday evening the governor. soua.
tor Dryden and a few invited guests
took a ride upon the beautiful la.
goons from which thoy could see the
main picture of the fair including
the largest buildings. the Cascades
the Plaza of ST. Louis. and some OF
the state buildings brilliantly nluml
mated with millions OF electric
lights The party pronounced tho
exposition wonderful and inspiring
picture
Saturday morning tho Governor
.isItoi tho Palace of Education. Tie
seemed surprised Of the complete.
ness OF the exhibition Ho was par.
tIcuIarly pleased with tine display
found 20 this building
~ is fine wonderful said Gov.
oruor Murphy Afiorwarl tho Pal
ace Of transportation was seen.
This o. tho most instructive exhibit
tion.' said the governor "It rs quite
an education 90 see these exhibits.
70 IS we'll worth coming from New
Jersey to see even q small part of
this fair"
In the evening the governor and
the senator dinod at the German
Haus. a very fine restaurant. and thee
attended the dedication of the New
Jersey building. which was in the
nature OF a reception The function
was attended by the most prominent
visitors Everyone seemed 90 be-
highly pleased with tho arrangement
and beauty of tho New Jersey build.
.ug During tho oycuir. Governor
Murphy paid an official call upon
Governor OdoIl at the New York
building where another reception
was going uu The governor SAYS
that So Louis is we'll prepared to ra.
coiyo visitors. and That tho city o.
beautiful with lts wei paved streets
los parks and it fine residences Bo.
f1ro leaving ST. Louis. Senator Dry
den said that the fair was thc grand.
ost ho has soon
THE people have 90 idea of the
greatness OF this exposition" said
iho senator Every American should
see % 70 is wonderful
Gov. Benjamin 70 Ody.I of Ncw
York. who has been at ,hp fair Tor a
week says that ST. Iouls ls no warm
or than New York city q fact which
surprises him. in Wow of ,be Oh ,o.
peatcd stories 90 the effect that This
ls "a hot city Az 90 Che fair. Governor
Odoll said.
1.-TWO things strike noe particularly
concerning the ST. Louis exposition
10 the first place the magnitude and
the beauty OF the whole enterprise
Impress themselves upon tbo visitor
from the beginning ~ BIS stay lu
the second place ! find that So Louis
has been badly mIsrepreseniel hy
accounts. which say that her weather
rs uuhoanhle. ON the contrary
find that 81 Louis Dr. comparatively
cool place 8a compared with New
York City dare Soy from what
hoor IHat &c. Louis VIII he no warmer
during July and August than Sew
York on Chicago.
"Tbo fair Is wonderful I helloy,
the New York people are not roInr
fU miss such wonderful exhibition
as is to Doe found ln So Louis
think the attendance from thc Em
piro state viii ho particularly lurs,
Boz thD fam
~ find that &c. Louis o. agaIu mis-
represented when BE- BIS said that ZOO,
city is NOT prepared io receive Wis
furs fu tho exposition The city
seems To- bo amply supplied with
hotels which win satisfy people of
every dogrce of wealth.
+ Then there are the numerous
beautiful homes for which ST. Louis
/ iH noted an of which scgm to hC
thrown open 90 the visitor shall
not go into detail .n regard 20 ms
views Of the different exhibits; sutficC
/ it tn say that they are an wonderful
/ in their completeness and in their
/ beauty The whole fair rs worthy OF
being seen hy every New Yorker a
glorious time awaits those who so,
the exposition"
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| Killed BY HE Owner After an Accl
dent IN a Race.