New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-01
TIE PASSING THRoNG.

Charles p WhItbread. OF st. Louis. a guest al
the CiIlsey. says: Every citizen Of the Missouri
metropolis Is enthusiastic In nS
.vrF4ES PIKE ambition for the success OF the eA-
At ST. LOUIS position The $5.00O00 that Wa
FAIR 10 establish the Dig snow nas a.
been expended. and arrangements
have been completed for the outlay OF 100000 ad-
ditionaI and to its return the first gate re-
ceipts Of the exposition have been pledged me
principal buildings are fully 50 per cent the WaS
~ COMPLETION and the State buildings about
m. 60 per cent stage OF course there Is not so
large a force now employed as formerly. Inc
greatest number engaged on any single feature
are constructing The Pike. which takes the place
Of the Midway that was such popular plaisanes
Al the Worlds Fair in Chicago. The Pike prom
ises to be broader and longer than the amusement
thoroughfare at Chicago. and. while the local SEN
tin,ent was at the beginning opposed 70 the adis-
sion OF many OF the advertisements that made the
NIdway famous. the pressure OF the concession
aires Is telling the conservatives and II rs nov
= ne fiS 49, NAV not do the Midway dance thy
Isss srarefl movements as The Pike PirousrSsl
It is probable 6a t& 6at t who viii Insist on
shown and all will certainly get the worth -
their money
lanes W Miller who says Denver is his honae
but whose diversified experiences as pfoSp-, -
and mining expert have taken =
SPEAKS IN into practically every mlnlAs ~
DEFENCE OF ton OF the West, IS staslhs a.
MORMONs Gllsey House Mr. Miller
reared a Presbyterian, and ~ he
studied the catechisrn in his boyhood Jays has
could repeat IL backward, but he neVeft,r demons
soma settled convictions concerning us that he
suggested By TIE attack on Senator SD said he
fee1z free 10 express. Senator Snnss TIE cam
lis a clean honorable gentleman l.r-fs-far TEN
I paign against him by the WoHanos+ inconsistent
pe-ance Union seems &c be a. for poIygary.
proposition. am aPo-.1erance Union has
but the Wonan's Christian IT, s1ly in the crusade
no rrrre rov,rg,1 ,v,4 rersistsnt Mormon Church
a--st incompetence To- either Directly or me- me-,
No Mormon can be engsz~ and the Mormon 49,, 49,
3 fectiy II me lql0f Tsusts or me -dtL - 49,,
LVes tClly up 90 s5l.Izss n prola1ty- 4 -, no.
USES looacco not ia and know ~ 1870 vsord
n every part O. you'd accept AlDLt =, IsnA
PIE thoroughly - and II had money - 80
as readily as nlS - Mormon on ninety o-s5 &c
would enu ~ He vii! stand 70 2 "a 1--sr de-
without MS = word OF protest even =. 80 hest
made, WltnoGHeoTl prove he rad rot lolle *
mat Snol sufractiou OF the "a - - rot
evit Only 70 Be found IN prison 1i-S ,,-irv Of
thry are ne ueace. and Cney are uCt - Tolvg-
ctStCruel= also be understood Oat - ma
theft II sa}ye co,Ild ever be performed ulless 80
ANGUS +a[en consented to the sealins VS,,Sband
w. srarer in the aLectioIs % 5s,,-rrh Rad
seq e.re1 Onlv after the head OF tEc rSraine5
an an, s,ru sanction. Nor could rs a, ~ case
7r~rI II was made clear 80 - l5i-fons 70 ns
- arnp{v able 20 sLppet- ~ - s-1uervision.
- i result ~ this SORT cl -1,n. urac-
49, are no NIorrsous In the poor tes1 been 0p-
- - 1oIvealny mas. OF course 49, 5sve news
t+jC1aI ana vast numbers o. ALo...S1snca Whsenl :
-acrissd n and give u no cosi 800 avn da1s<
praIe.ST, 70 pianning; the future CT ther S" &
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